Classes

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The Creative Arts Guild offers year-round instructional classes in the areas of Dance, Visual Arts, Music, Culinary Arts, Theatre Arts, and Literary Arts for students of all ages. Last year we provided nearly 4,500 classes to over 550 students and more than 3,000 private music lessons to more than 100 students.

Each department offers its students opportunities to showcase and celebrate their work in the form of recitals and exhibitions.

Dance

Our Dance Department offers ongoing classes in ballet, pointe, jazz, modern, and hip-hop for students of all ages. Ballet Dalton, the Guild’s resident pre-professional company, gives dedicated dance students the intense training needed to pursue a career in dance should they choose to do so. Ballet Dalton has two company levels: Junior Company and Senior Company. Our highly qualified dance staff offers a diverse curriculum and all of our teachers hold degrees in dance and dance pedagogy. The dance department and Ballet Dalton produce an annual original full length ballet entitled The Snow Queen each fall as well a Spring Recital each May.

Music

Our Music Department employs music instructors who offer private lessons in piano, voice, guitar, saxophone, flute, brass instruments, percussion, violin, banjo, and more. All of our students are given the opportunity to perform at seasonal recitals and concerts.

Visual Arts

Our Visual Arts department offers classes for children and adults in the areas of drawing, painting, pottery, mixed media and art exploration. We have visual arts instructors who teach specialty arts classes ranging from an introductory Discovering Art class to advanced Acrylic Painting and Life Drawing. Many of our art students are given the opportunity to showcase their work in our galleries.

Culinary Arts

We offer hands-on, educational and instructional cooking classes for adults and kids.

Literary and Theatre Arts

It has long been a goal for the Creative Arts Guild to have a Literary Arts program, and that goal has finally come to fruition. Our new Literary Arts Coordinator Dana Shavin brings nearly thirty years of writing and publishing experience to the Guild, and she is hard at work organizing exciting writing and publishing workshops, readings, and writing groups for aspiring and established writers in the community, as well as a visiting writer series, author signings, and more, for those interested in all things literary. We also offer camps, classes, and workshops for those who are interested in honing their skills and building confidence in Theatre Arts.