Summer fun: Looking Glass Artist Collective
Published 12:00 am Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Looking Glass Artist Collective of Salisbury Inc.
www.salisburyartists.org
The Looking Glass Artist Collective is set to open July 1 in newly-renovated space at 405 N. Lee St., in the Rail Walk Arts District.
They will be offering a variety of classes and camps during July and August. The Web site lists opportunities available, and the information will be updated frequently throughout the summer, so be sure to check back frequently: www.salisbury artists.org.Information is also available by contacting Sarah Hall at 704-637-7326 or sfhall@carolina.rr.com.
Summer offerings will include:
Early morning arts
Beginning July 7, arts activities and games will be offered in a supervised instructional setting, for elementary and middle school students, starting at 7:30 a.m.
This opportunity was designed especially to help parents who have to be at work by 8 a.m. and can’t get their child to a later morning program. These activities keep the student busily engaged up until time for camp to start at LGAC at 10 a.m.
Staff members will also be available to take students to programs at other downtown locations within walking distance.Hogwarts Summer School
Harry Potter camps
Two sessions: July 7-11 and 14-18 (both sessions are the same), 10 a.m.-3 p.m. For rising fourth-eighth graders.
Bring a bag lunch.
Registration fee of $20, goes toward camp fee of $100.
Participants do not have to have read the books, but (spoiler alert) the books will be discussed.
The week includes classes in herbology, potions, transfiguration, divination and defense, along with visits by special guests.
Camp director is certified teacher Amy McCachren. Contact her with questions specifically about the Harry Potter camp: 704-267-3095.Chess Camp “Searching for Bobby Fischer”
July 28-Aug. 1. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Bring a bag lunch. $75. Registration fee: $15 (included).
Instruction provided for students of all ages รณ beginner, intermediate and advanced. Players will be paired for tournament play according to age and ability level.
Lead instructor is a United States Chess Federation Class A player.
Not all time will be spent in front of the chess board. There will be recreation and other games as well.For information contact Sarah Hall, 704-637-7326, sfhall@carolina.rr.com.
Drama Camp
Aug. 11-14. Details coming soon on Web site.