2019 Summer Program in Eugene, Oregon
Summer has just begun and we are excited to invite you to sign up for our super-fun summer classes that include:
- Open air painting and drawing
- Sculpture, mixed-media construction and modeling
- Costume-making, masks and "fashion-design"
- Various applied arts and crafts, including making gifts/presents, ornaments, etc.
- Dolls, puppets and other creative projects
MCAM&EC has a number of art shows planned for the end of summer to showcase your children's latest works. There are shows at Eugene YMCA and Lane Country Fair, exhibits in UO EMU, BaoBao House restaurant, and Coffee Plant Roaster. Now is a perfect time to get productive!
Summer School Hours
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On Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays we will have afternoon/evening classes - 4:30 until 6:30 or 7pm
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On Saturdays we could start earlier - 2:30pm until 6:30pm
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No classes on Mondays and Sundays
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Morning classes may be possible by request. You may also request longer lessons.
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Promotional punch-card for 10 hours, materials fee is included: $225
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Trial punch-card for 4 hours, materials fee is included: $125
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Reduced fee may be available to families in need. Please submit application form here.
If you are interested in volunteering or helping out with summer events, please email or talk with us soon.
School Policies
Make-up lessons: All families must use (or loose) their purchased hours during Summer term. Cancelled classes may be rescheduled during the same term and for the same type of class (group or individual). Alternatively, make-up time may be added to existing classes.
Advanced cancellation notice: Classes canceled on the day of the class may NOT be rescheduled. Please give us at least a 24-hour notice.
Please be on time. We will charge a service fee for late drop-offs and pick-ups.
How to Register
- Email us at info@arts4kidsoregon.org, tell us your name, age of your child, what activity interests you most and which days/times you'd prefer.
- Purchase a punch-card on the website below or in person on your first lesson.
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