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CITYWIDE RACIAL EQUITY GOALS AND STRATEGIES

EQUITY GOAL #1 OVERALL STRATEGIES We will end racial disparities within city 1. Use a racial equity framework: Use a racial equity framework that clearly government, so there is fairness in hiring and articulates racial equity; implicit and explicit bias; and individual, institutional, and promotions, greater opportunities in contracting, structural racism. and equitable services to all residents. 2. Build organizational capacity:Commit to the breadth and depth of institutional EQUITY GOAL #2 transformation so that impacts are sustainable. While the leadership of electeds and officials is critical, changes take place on the ground, through building infrastructure We will strengthen outreach, public engagement, that creates racial equity experts and teams throughout the city government. and access to City services for communities of color and immigrant and refugee communities, 3. Implement a racial equity lens: Racial inequities are not random; they have and support or change existing services using been created and sustained over time. Inequities will not disappear on their own. racial equity best practices. It is essential to use a racial equity lens when changing the policies, programs, and practices that perpetuate inequities, and when developing new policies and EQUITY GOAL #3 programs. We will collaborate with communities and 4. Be data driven: Measurement must take place at two levels—first, to measure institutions to eliminate racial inequity in all the success of specific programmatic and policy changes; and second, to develop areas of government, including education, criminal baselines, set goals, and measure progress. Using data in this manner is necessary justice, environmental justice, health, housing, for accountability. transportation, and economic success. 5. Partner with other institutions and communities: Government work on racial equity is necessary, but insufficient. To achieve racial equity in the community, WE WELCOME ALL government needs to work in partnership with communities and institutions to We welcome ALL races, ALL religions, ALL achieve meaningful results. countries of origin, ALL ages, ALL sexual orientations, ALL genders, ALL abilities. It is 6. Operate with urgency and accountability: the policy of the City of Portland and a core When change is a priority, urgency is felt and value of Portland Parks & Recreation, that no change is embraced. Building in institutional person shall be excluded from participation accountability mechanisms using a clear plan of action will allow accountability. in, denied the benefits of, or be subjected to Collectively, we must create greater urgency and public commitment to achieve discrimination in any City program, service, racial equity. or activity on the grounds of race, color, CITY OF PORTLAND CIVIL RIGHTS TITLE VI NOTICE national origin, or disability. The City of Portland operates without regard to race, color, national origin, SCHOLARSHIPS religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, age or disability City of Portland residents, regardless of age, in accordance with the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Civil Rights Restoration Act of who require financial assistance may apply 1987, Executive Order 12898 on Environmental Justice and related statutes and for partial scholarships. Contact individual regulations, including Title II of the ADA, ORS chapter 659A, and Portland City Code centers for information. Chapter 23. Title VI of the Civil Rights Act requires that no person in the United INCLEMENT WEATHER States shall be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of or otherwise PP&R classes, activities, rentals, and sports be subjected to discrimination under any City program or activity, on the grounds of events may be canceled due to inclement race, color, or national origin. weather, such as ice, snow, or extreme heat. To help ensure equal access to City programs, services and activities, the City Check with your PP&R facility for the most of Portland will provide translation, reasonably modify policies/procedures and current information via phone or online provide auxiliary aids/services/alternative formats to persons with disabilities. For at portlandparks.org. Some recreation accommodations, translations, complaints, and additional information, contact programs may run as conditions and staff Carolyn Lee at [email protected], use City TTY 503-823-6868, or availability allow. Safety is a major factor in Oregon Relay Service: 711. determining operations at each PP&R facility. Any person who believes they have been aggrieved by an unlawful discriminatory PP&R facilities, our social media outlets, and practice may file a complaint with the Bureau or the City. Any Title VI complaint our website will all feature operating infor- must be in writing and filed with the Bureau’s Title VI Program Manager within one mation including opening and closing times. hundred eighty (180) days following the date of the alleged discriminatory occurrence. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Equity Goals and Strategies 2 Call to Artists 4 Arts & Culture Overview 5 ARTS EDUCATION COMMUNITY MUSIC CENTER 6 New Programs for Fall 2019 8 Early Childhood Music 9 Music Skills 10 Private Lessons 11 Piano for Youth 12 Voice and Choir 14 Instrumental Group Classes and Ensembles 16 Renaissance Music 20 Instrument Rentals 25 Adults 60 & Up 26 About CMC 29 ROSEWOOD MUSIC PROGRAM 30 MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER 32 MAC Calendar of Events 33 Family 34 KEY DATES FOR ARTS CENTERS Performing Arts 35 Class Registration Start Dates Visual Arts 35 Fall / School Year August 20, 2019 Youth and Teens Note: Other Portland Parks & Recreation programs have Performing Arts 36 different registration start dates. Check with specific centers Visual Arts & Crafts 40 for details. Adults and Teens Class Term Start Dates Performing Arts 46 Fall / School Year September 30, 2019 Visual Arts 52 Note: Exceptions to these start dates apply for some classes. About MAC 77 Gallery 78 FREE OUTDOOR ARTS & CULTURE EVENTS SUMMER FREE FOR ALL 82 GATEWAY DISCOVERY PARK 84 INTERSTATE FIREHOUSE CULTURAL CENTER 86 Portland Parks & Recreation Directory 88 Payment Plans and Policies 90 Scholarships 91 General Information / Inclusion Services 94

3 Portland Parks & Recreation (PP&R) provides many opportunities for local artists to perform, teach, and display their art form in our centers, parks, and venues. We are always seeking to work with talented artists, performers, and organizations from the Portland Metro Area who reflect our city’s diverse communities with artistic work appropriate for audiences of all ages.

Paid Opportunities Every summer, PP&R produces over 200 free outdoor events to build community and to activate our parks and plazas. Summer Free For All and Gateway Discovery Park provide paid performance opportunities for soloists and groups representing diverse genres, styles, and cultures. For more information, visit the “Artist and Performer Opportunities” page at portlandoregon.gov/parks/arts or call 503-823-5059.

Outreach Opportunities for Organizations PP&R provides access and support to arts organizations, nonprofits, and schools interested in presenting free outreach programs and events at Gateway Discovery Park (East Portland). For more information and to apply: visit the “Artist and Performer Opportunities” page at portlandoregon.gov/ parks/arts.

The Multnomah Arts Center Gallery invites local artists working in wide-ranging media to submit proposals for group and solo shows. The Gallery presents 12 shows per year and features professional, emerging, and student artists working in traditional and non-traditional visual art forms, including crafts. A portion of all sales supports arts education at Multnomah Arts Center. For more information and submission guidelines, visit the “ Multnomah Arts Center” page at portlandoregon. gov/parks/arts or call 503-823-2787 (ARTS).

PP&R offers hundreds of affordable, high-quality classes for all ages in music, dance, theatre, literary arts, visual arts and crafts. Contact individual arts centers for more information and position openings.

PP&R’s parks and venues are available to artists and groups for independent events. Our arts centers house recital halls, auditoriums, theatres, and flexible spaces for diverse programming needs. Gateway Discovery Park and Director Park are designed to support arts and culture events. See individual arts centers and Gateway Discovery Park section for rental information. For Director Park, call 503-823-8087. For all other park reservations or rentals, call 503-823 -7529 (PLAY).

4 We recognize, understand, and encourage the celebration of the differences that surround us. Diversity and equity are vital to Portland Parks & Recreation’s ideals and values.

Community Music Center | Southeast Portland Private music lessons, group classes and ensembles, concerts, workshops, and practice space Rosewood Music Program | East Portland Full-scholarship music lessons at The Rosewood Initiative Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center | North Portland Cultural home to the African American community Multnomah Arts Center | Southwest Portland Classes in the performing, visual and literary arts; performances, gallery exhibitions, community events and more

Summer Free For All | Citywide Free, family-friendly summertime movies and concerts in parks, as well as free lunches and activities for kids—all organized in partnership with community groups Gateway Discovery Park Free arts and culture events and recreational activities

Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org 5 COMMUNITY MUSIC CENTER

Music Programs Supervisor ADA Accessibility Gregory Dubay CMC's facility is wheelchair accessible, with Recreation Coordinator the exception of the basement. Michael Shay Hours Recreation Leader Monday 2:00–9:00pm Kari Kjome Tuesday–Thursday 9:00am–9:00pm Office Staff Friday 9:00am–6:30pm Andy Hosch, Meg Currell Saturday 9:00am–5:00pm Some events occur outside office hours. Bus Line Drop-in practice hours vary. See website or call #9 SE Powell Blvd, #17 SE Holgate Blvd, for more information. #75 SE César E Chávez Blvd Call Tri-Met at 503-238-RIDE Building Closures See facing page (program calendar).

3350 Southeast Francis Street Portland, Oregon 97202 503-823-3177 | Fax: 503-823-3171 [email protected] communitymusiccenter.org

TABLE OF CONTENTS

New Programs for Fall 2019 8 Early Childhood Music (including bilingual English/Spanish) 9 Music Skills for Youth and Adults 10 Private Lessons for Youth Overview 11 Bass, Cello, Clarinet, Flute, Koto, Saxophone, Trumpet, Viola, Violin, Voice Parent Orientations 11 Piano for Youth 12-13 Voice and Choir for Youth and Adults 14 Instrumental Group Classes and Ensembles 16-19 Renaissance Music 20-21 Private Lessons 22 Teacher Availability 22 Application 23 Policies and additional information 24 Instrument Rentals 25 Senior Piano and Theory 26 Practice Rooms 27 Auditorium Rentals 28 CMC Inc., Non-profit Partner 29 Rosewood Music Program 30-31

6 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org COMMUNITY MUSIC CENTER | SCHOOL YEAR 2019–2020 PROGRAM CALENDAR Fall and School Year registration opens for private lessons, group classes, and ensembles Aug 20 Private Lessons: Returning student applications due for priority scheduling Aug 13–27 Open House: See page 8 Sep 21 Instrument rental pick-up day: See page 25 Sep 28 Fall term / School year begins for private lessons and group classes Sep 30 Veterans Day: CMC CLOSED Nov 11 Winter / Spring term registration opens for group classes Nov 18 Thanksgiving week: Nov 26–30 Mon, Nov 25: All lessons and classes run as normal Tue, Nov 26: Office open. No lessons or classes. Wed Nov 27: Office open. Only Renaissance classes. Thu, Nov 28–Sat, Nov 30: CMC CLOSED MUSIC CENTER COMMUNITY Fall term ends—Last day for group classes Dec 16 Winter break for private lessons: Dec 17–Jan 4 Tue, Dec 24–Wed, Dec 25: CMC CLOSED Tue, Dec 31–Wed, Jan 1: CMC CLOSED Winter term begins for group classes, private lessons resume Jan 6 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day: CMC CLOSED Jan 20 Presidents’ Day: CMC CLOSED Feb 17 Winter term ends—Last day for group classes March 16 Spring break for private lessons: CMC CLOSED for maintenance March 23–28 Spring term begins for group classes, private lessons resume March 30 Memorial Day: CMC CLOSED May 25 Spring term / School year ends—Last day for all private lessons and group classes June 8 KEY PRIVATE LESSONS GROUP CLASSES BOTH PRIVATE LESSONS AND GROUP CLASSES

Got Camps? Look for Winter and Spring Break Camps in the next Arts & Culture Guide.

Need-based scholarships available thanks to nonprofit support. Apply at CMC. Becas otorgadas por la organización sin ánimo de lucro, disponibles para personas de bajos recursos. Aplique en el CMC.

Community Music Center | communitymusiccenter.org | 503-823-3177 7 OPEN HOUSE

Community Music Center, 3350 SE Francis Street 97202 Saturday, September 21 | 12:00–4:00pm

Enjoy an afternoon of free and fun music exploration for all ages. • Try a new instrument―or many! • Enjoy live entertainment, featuring the Northwest Piano Trio. • Sample a group class, including Early Childhood en Español!

See our website for more details: communitymusiccenter.org

What’s New at CMC for Fall 2019

¡Cantemos Together! Parent/Child (Age 0–5) English/Spanish family music time. See pg. 9

Fiddle Tunes and Techniques Intergenerational (Age 10 & Up) Get some tunes under your belt. See pg. 19

Francis Street Fiddlers COMMUNITY CENTER MUSIC Intergenerational (All Ages) A “beyond the basics” ensemble. See pg. 18

Group Voice Lessons Adults & Teens Focus on technique. See pg. 14 Theory Lab Youth, Teens, and Adults Piano Group Lessons—Beatle Mania! Tailored instruction for all musicians. See pg. 10 Adults & Teens Gain new skills learning timeless tunes. See pg. 17 Theory & Practice Youth, Teens, and Adults Private Lessons in New Instruments/Genres Including classical and jazz harmony. See pg. 10 School-age Youth Koto, Percussion, Mariachi and Jazz Trumpet. See pg. 11 Free Range Music All Ages Rhythm World Don’t be chicken when it comes to being creative! Go wild Youth, Teens, and Adults (Age 11 & Up) cultivating your musical passion in small ensembles, coached A percussion adventure sure to be a hit. See pg. 19 by handpicked CMC artist-educators who can help you explore multiple genres. Join us! Find out more on pg. 19.

8 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org EARLY CHILDHOOD MUSIC

# of Activity Class Title Age Day Time Date Cost Instructor Code Classes 1114223 Crawlers & Toddlers Explore 6 mo-2 Tu 10:00-10:45am 9/3-9/24 $43 4 Sinell J 1107134 Crawlers & Toddlers Explore 6 mo-2 Sa 10:00-10:45am 9/7-9/28 $43 4 Pazienza J 1114222 Exploring Together 2-4 Tu 9:15-10:00am 9/3-9/24 $43 4 Sinell J 1107133 Exploring Together 2-4 Sa 9:15-10:00am 9/7-9/28 $43 4 Pazienza J 1107135 Launch Pad to Learning 3-5 Sa 11:00-11:45am 9/7-9/28 $43 4 Pazienza J 1114224 Launch Pad to Learning 3-5 Tu 11:00-11:45am 9/3-9/24 $43 4 Sinell J 1112831 ¡Cantemos Together! 0-5 Th 9:30-10:15am 10/3-12/12 $109 10** Calderon J 1112833 ¡Cantemos Together! 0-5 Th 10:30-11:15am 10/3-12/12 $109 10** Calderon J 1112827 Crawlers & Toddlers Explore 6mo-2 Tu 10:00-10:45am 10/1-12/10 $109 10** Sinell J 1113078 Crawlers & Toddlers Explore 6mo-2 W 10:00-10:45am 10/2-12/11 $109 10** Eichvalds J 1112828 Crawlers & Toddlers Explore 6mo-2 Sa 10:00-10:45am 10/5-12/14 $109 10** Pazienza J 1112829 Exploring Together 2-4 Tu 9:15-10:00am 10/1-12/10 $109 10** Sinell J 1112830 Exploring Together 2-4 W 9:15-10:00am 10/2-12/11 $109 10** Eichvalds J

1112832 Exploring Together 2-4 Sa 9:15-10:00am 10/5-12/14 $109 10** Pazienza J MUSIC CENTER COMMUNITY 1112834 Launch Pad to Learning 3-5 Tu 11:00-11:45am 10/1-12/10 $109 10** Sinell J 1114540 Launch Pad to Learning 3-5 Tu 2:30-3:15pm 10/1-12/10 $109 10** Sinell 1113079 Launch Pad to Learning 3-5 W 11:00-11:45am 10/2-12/11 $109 10** Eichvalds J 1112836 Launch Pad to Learning 3-5 Sa 11:00-11:45am 10/5-12/14 $109 10** Pazienza J CODE KEY D: Drop-in Available J: Join class any time M: Materials fee included* P: Prerequisites apply* R: Reduced fee from discounts available* X: Extra charge may apply for materials, etc.* **Repeats Winter and Spring term / *See class description

DISCOUNTS AND NOTES: • Child and caregiver participate together for one class fee. • One sibling age 6 months to 5 years old welcome at 50% tuition (free if under 6 months of age); children’s caregiver must be present in class. Because some classes are very active, if a sibling is outside the published age range for the class, the instructor may give instructions for how the sibling may need to participate differently in some specific activities. • Need-based scholarship assistance available. See pages 91–92 for more details.

Crawlers & Toddlers Explore Launch Pad to Learning Ages: 6 mo-2 Ages: 3-5 Encounter the building blocks of music, including pitch, rhythm Blast off into music-making and creativity! Activate body and and tempo. Sing, move, and play percussion instruments mind while developing cognitive, social, and musical skills while making new friends. Enjoy a playtime environment that through songs, games, movement and percussion play. You’ll engages aural responsiveness, develops natural musicality, and be inspired to bring the music home to share, and more pre- fosters the making and sharing of music at home. pared for learning to play an instrument one day. Exploring Together ¡Cantemos Together! NEW! Ages: 2-4 Ages: 0-5 It’s musical playtime for kids! Develop self-expression, cog- Let’s sing together, dance, and share music – family style! Ex- nitive, social and musical skills through songs, games, move- plore different instruments, rhythms, and song traditions. This ment, and percussion play, while making friends along the way. supportive musical environment is also a great place to meet Be part of a “harmonious” experience that creatively engages new friends and plant the seed for bilingual learning regardless concepts such as rhythm and tonality, then bring it home to of Spanish or English skills. Ingles/Español tiempo de música share. Music lovers created here. en familia.

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Grade # of Activity Class Title Day Time Date Cost Instructor Code or Age Classes 1112841 Piano Primer 1st-4th M 4:30-5:00pm 9/30-6/8 $128/term 30 Godula R X 1112850 Piano Primer 1st-4th Th 5:15-5:55pm 10/3-6/4 $128/term 30 Godula R X 1113085 Piano Primer 1st-4th F 4:30-5:10pm 10/4-6/5 $128/term 30 Jefferson R X 1113087 Piano Primer 1st-4th Sa 10:45-11:25am 10/5-6/6 $128/term 30 Jefferson R X 1112855 Piano Primer 1st-4th Sa 2:45-3:25pm 10/5-6/6 $128/term 30 Godula R X 1112840 Piano Primer (Term 2) 1st-4th W 3:45-4:25pm 10/2-6/3 $128/term 30 TBA R P X 1112849 Piano Primer (Term 2) 1st-4th Th 4:30-5:10pm 10/3-6/4 $128/term 30 Godula R P X 1112854 Piano Primer (Term 2) 1st-4th Sa 2:00-2:40pm 10/5-6/6 $128/term 30 Godula R P X 1112846 Piano Primer: Older Beginner 5th-8th Tu 4:30-5:10pm 10/1-6/2 $128/term 30 Cheshier R P X 1112845 Piano Beyond the Basics 2nd-5th Tu 3:45-4:25pm 10/1-6/2 $128/term 30 Cheshier R P X 1113089 Piano Beyond the Basics 2nd-5th F 3:45-4:25pm 10/4-6/5 $128/term 30 Jefferson R P X 1113091 Piano Beyond the Basics 2nd-5th Sa 10:00-10:40am 10/5-6/6 $128/term 30 Jefferson R P X 1112856 Piano Beyond the Basics 2nd-5th Sa 3:40-4:20pm 10/5-6/6 $128/term 30 Godula R P X 1112848 Piano Beyond the Basics (Term 2) 2nd-5th Th 3:45-4:25pm 10/3-6/4 $128/term 30 Godula R P X 1112838 Piano Laboratory 3rd-8th M 2:45-3:15pm 9/30-6/8 $159/term 30 Godula R P X 1112839 Piano Laboratory 3rd-8th M 3:15-3:45pm 9/30-6/8 $159/term 30 Godula R P X 1112842 Piano Laboratory 3rd-8th M 5:30-6:00pm 9/30-6/8 $159/term 30 Godula R P X 1112843 Piano Laboratory 3rd-8th M 6:00-6:30pm 9/30-6/8 $159/term 30 Godula R P X 1112844 Piano Laboratory 3rd-8th Tu 5:15-6:00pm 10/1-6/2 $159/term 30 Cheshier R P X 1112847 Piano Laboratory 3rd-8th Th 3:15-3:45pm 10/3-6/4 $159/term 30 Godula R P X 1112851 Piano Laboratory 3rd-8th Th 6:15-6:45pm 10/3-6/4 $159/term 30 Godula R P X 1112852 Piano Laboratory 3rd-8th Th 6:45-7:15pm 10/3-6/4 $159/term 30 Godula R P X 1112853 Piano Laboratory 3rd-8th Th 7:15-8:00pm 10/3-6/4 $159/term 30 Godula R P X 1113080 Piano Laboratory 3rd-8th F 3:15-3:45pm 10/4-6/5 $159/term 30 Jefferson R P X 1113081 Piano Laboratory 3rd-8th F 5:30-6:00pm 10/4-6/5 $159/term 30 Jefferson R P X 1113082 Piano Laboratory 3rd-8th F 6:00-6:30pm 10/4-6/5 $159/term 30 Jefferson R P X 1113083 Piano Laboratory 3rd-8th Sa 11:30-12:00pm 10/5-6/6 $159/term 30 Jefferson R P X 1112857 Piano Laboratory 3rd-8th Sa 4:20-4:50pm 10/5-6/6 $159/term 30 Godula R P X 1113135 Piano Group Lessons-Beatle Mania! 14 & Up M 7:10-8:00pm 9/30-6/8 $139/term 30 Godula P X CODE KEY D: Drop-in Available J: Join class any time M: Materials fee included* P: Prerequisites apply* R: Reduced fee from discounts available* X: Extra charge may apply for materials, etc.* *See class description

DISCOUNTS AND NOTES: • These are school-year length courses that begin in October and continue through early June (three terms). Students may join class in progress (fees prorated) if matching in ability level and space available. • Student must have access to a piano or digital keyboard for at home practice—limited rentals available at CMC. Call 503-823-3177 for more information. • In class students use digital pianos that simulate acoustic grands. • Excellent attendance is required to progress to the next level. Daily individual practice between classes is an important part of successful music instruction. • Discount of 10% provided for CMC private lesson students. • Need-based scholarship assistance available. See pages 91–92 for more details.

12 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org PIANO PROGRAM FOR YOUTH

CMC’s sequential curriculum for youthpiano REQUIRED TEXTS | Available for purchase at CMC. makes learning in a group setting a fun way to Class Title Appropriate Level introduce this fabulous instrument, while getting “hands on” experience, making new friends and Primer Faber Piano Adventures Primer gaining skills! Term 1 pp 1-33 Sequential Classes: Piano Primer (year 1), then Beyond Basics (year 2), followed by Piano Primer Faber Piano Adventures Primer Laboratory. Continuing students, call the office Term 2 pp 34-53 (503-823-3177) to register. Clear Three-Year Course Curriculum: Students Primer Faber Piano Adventures Primer Lesson are equally matched for a successful group class Term 3 pp 54-end experience. See the chart at right for details. Piano Foundations use books in the Faber Piano Primer: Older Adventures series (available at CMC). Beginner Faber Piano Adventures Accelerated Level 1 th th Progress Review: With the instructor’s guidance Grades: 5 -8 and approval, a student may repeat a term or advance. Beyond Basics Faber Piano Adventures Level 1 Lessons Term 1 pp 1-21 Consistent Schedule: During the school year, students continue at the same day and time

unless repeating a term or skipping ahead. Beyond Basics Faber Piano Adventures Level 1 Lessons MUSIC CENTER COMMUNITY Term 2 pp 22-39 Recital Opportunities: Playing music is better enjoyed when shared! While not a requirement, these performances connect us with others and Beyond Basics Faber Piano Adventures Level 1 Lessons increase confidence. Term 3 pp 40-end Students who took Kids on Keys or Piano Lab: New Beginners in summer should check with the Piano Faber Piano Adventures office for placement recommendations. Laboratory Book 2 or other—Check with instructor

Piano Primer Piano Laboratory Formerly Piano Foundations Level 1-1, 1-2, 1-3 Grades: 3rd-8th Grades: 1st-4th | 5th-8th (Older Beginner) Getting ahead of the class? Experiment with more individual To master eighty-eight keys, start with the basics. Focus on attention. Enjoy making progress at your speed while sitting and hand technique, note names, beginning rhythms, benefiting from the chemistry of a group setting. Less dynamics and more. Feel the accomplishment of playing your expensive than private lessons. Each piano lab student gets first tunes!Required text: Faber Piano Adventures Primer 15 minutes individual instruction during the length of the Lesson Book (available at CMC for purchase). class; class time may be lengthened or shortened depending Piano Beyond the Basics on enrollment. Prerequisite: Piano Beyond Basics (formerly Formerly Piano Foundations Level 2-1, 2-2, 2-3 called Foundations 2-1, 2-2, 2-3) or the equivalent (beyond Grades: 2nd-5th Faber Piano Adventures Level 1) Now that the fundamentals are covered, add polish and Piano Group Lessons―Beatle Mania! NEW! pizazz! Put the hands together and explore melody and Ages: 14 & Up accompaniment. Discover articulation, voicing, pedaling and Challenging pieces are within your grasp! Get more tips and other techniques that will let the expression soar. This is the techniques for fingering, note reading, and even playing a second year in a two-year curriculum series. Prerequisite: little by ear! Improve understanding of rhythm and harmony Piano Primer (formerly called Piano Foundations Level and gain basic chart-reading skills. This class will focus on the 1-1, 1-2, & 1-3) or the equivalent. Required text: Piano compositions of the Beatles and may include vocals for those Adventures Level 1 (available at CMC for purchase). willing. Get a sense of pop vs. classical “feel,” and what that means for you as a pianist. This class is designed to accommo- date and challenge intermediate level players. Prerequisite: Two years of group class experience (3 years for youth), with knowledge of music theory that ideally includes keys, basic transposition and chord-building.

Community Music Center | communitymusiccenter.org | 503-823-3177 13 VOICE AND CHOIR FOR YOUTH AND ADULTS

Grade # of Activity Class Title Day Time Date Cost Instructor Code or Age Classes Center Singers Youth 1113386 3rd-8th Sa 10:00-11:00am 10/5-6/6 $89/term 30 Edson R Choir Center Singers 1113573 5th-9th Sa 11:00-12:00pm 10/5-6/6 $89/term 30 Edson P R Ensemble 1114683 Voice Group Lessons 9th-Adult M 4:45-5:30pm 9/30-6/8 $139/term 10** Edson R 1113209 Francis Street Singers 18-Adult Tu 7:00-9:00pm 10/1-12/10 $79/term 10** Edson 1113212 Renaissance Song 18-Adult W 6:30-7:25pm 10-12/4 $149/term 10** Neuman P R CODE KEY D: Drop-in Available J: Join class any time M: Materials fee included* P: Prerequisites apply* R: Reduced fee from discounts available* X: Extra charge may apply for materials, etc.* **Repeats Winter and Spring term / *See class description

DISCOUNTS AND NOTES: • New participants welcome at the beginning of each term. • Unless noted otherwise, these are school-year length courses that begin in late September/early October and continue through early June (three terms). • Daily individual practice between classes is an important part of successful music instruction. • Need-based scholarship assistance available. See pages 91–92 for more details.

Center Singers Youth Choir Voice Group Lessons Grades: 3rd-8th Grades: 9th-Adult Just try to catch your breath in this high-energy group for Would you like to boost your skill, but feel inhibited singing in young voices! Develop singing techniques, note reading front of others? Expert training will give you more confidence skills, and accuracy of pitch and rhythm while making lasting to find your voice, whether in a choir or going solo. Benefit friendships. The choir performs a short concert on the last from individual attention combined with the camaraderie and Saturday of each quarter (12/14, 3/14, 6/6—outside of regular comfort of supportive and encouraging environment. Work class time and on Tuesday evening, 6/9 with the adult choir.) on technical aspects like tone production, breath control, and Only $25/term for youth students in the CMC Private Lesson diction as you discover new repertoire. Your note-reading Program. and musicianship will take big strides while you stretch your vocal range, too. Ability to match pitch and some note-reading Center Singers Ensemble COMMUNITY CENTER MUSIC Grades: 5th-9th experience recommended. Instructor may require materials not Got the basics? Take the voice to the next level by joining this included in registration fee. dedicated group. Polish vocal and performance skills while Francis Street Singers exploring a challenging new repertoire. Benefit from more Ages: 18 & Up individual attention in the small group setting.Registration by Seeking fellowship with other vocalists in a dedicated instructor approval only. Participation in Center Singers Youth group? Join this long-standing, medium-sized, non-audition Choir is included and required. Pay one fee for both. Only $25/ community choir to rehearse and perform repertoire spanning term for youth students in the CMC Private Lesson Program. nearly 500 years. Create beautiful harmony in sound and with The choir performs a short concert on the last Saturday of each new friendships. Prerequisite: Knowledge of tone production, quarter (12/14, 3/14, 6/6—outside of regular class time). sight-reading skills, familiarity with part singing. Prior choir experience helpful. Instructor may require materials not included in registration fee. The choir performs at least once per term (outside of class). Renaissance Song Ages: 18 & Up Get the fundamentals of tone production, style and pronun- ciation needed to recreate the beautiful vocal expressions of this artistic age. Gain confidence in your performance while exploring this part of living history. Prerequisite: Note-reading skills—this course is designed for instrumentalists who want to learn to sing Renaissance music. 14 COMMUNITY MUSIC CENTER COMMUNITY

FRANCIS STREET SINGERS TURNS 50

There have been choirs at CMC since its founding in 1955, one called the Community Music Chorale at the Knott street location, and the Firehouse Chorale at the Woodstock facility. The Francis Street moniker was given to celebrate the spacious new facility CMC moved to in 1969. It was the conductor-director Mary Margaret Dundore who is remembered for bringing the community choir into its own at that time. Tracey Edson, the group’s current conductor, has lead and built the venerable group for two decades, tackling the masterworks of the genre such as the Brahms Requiem and Bach Magnificat, collaborating with student and faculty instrumentalists and soloists. We’ll have a special commemorative concert this year to celebrate the occasion.

Stay tuned for details!

Community Music Center | communitymusiccenter.org | 503-823-3177 15 INSTRUMENTAL GROUP CLASSES AND ENSEMBLES FOR YOUTH AND ADULTS

# of Activity Class Title Age Day Time Date Cost Instructor Code Classes 1113142 Cello Group Lessons Year 1 16 & Up Tu 6:00-6:55pm 10/1-6/2 $156/term 30 Hillebrand X 1113191 Cello Group Lessons Year 2 16 & Up Tu 7:00-7:55pm 10/1-6/2 $156/term 30 Hillebrand P X 1113192 Cello Ensemble 16 & Up Tu 8:00-9:00pm 10/1-6/2 $156/term 30 Hillebrand P 1113387 Chamber Music 8-18 Varies Varies 9/30-6/7 $189/term 30 Staff R P 1115071 Fiddle Tunes and Techniques 10 & Up M 6:30-7:15pm 10/7-12/2 $66/term 5** Estrin P X 1115072 Francis Street Fiddlers All M 6:30-7:15pm 9/30-12/9 $66/term 5** Estrin P J X 111507 Free Range Music All Varies Varies 9/30-12/14 $189/term 10** Staff R P J 1113138 Guitar Group Lessons Year 1 16 & Up W 6:35-7:30pm 10/2-6/3 $149/term 30 Ashton X 1113136 Guitar Group Lessons Year 2 16 & Up W 8:35-9:30pm 10/2-6/3 $149/term 30 Ashton P X 1113137 Guitar Ensemble 16 & Up W 7:30-8:25pm 10/2-6/3 $149/term 30 Ashton P X Piano Group Lessons Year 1: 1113106 16 & Up Tu 7:40-8:30pm 10/1-6/2 $139/term 30 Cheshier X New Beginners Piano Group Lessons Year 1: 1113098 16 & Up Tu 6:45-7:35pm 10/1-6/2 $139/term 30 Cheshier P X Continuing (T2) Piano Group Lessons Year 1: 1113103 16 & Up Tu 8:35-9:15pm 10/1-6/2 $139/term 30 Cheshier P X Continuing (T3) Piano Group Lessons-Beatle 1113135 14 & Up M 7:10-8:00pm 9/30-6/8 $139/term 30 Godula P X Mania! 1115074 Rhythm World 11-16 Sa 1:00-1:45pm 10/5-12/14 $128/term 10** Manavihare 1115075 Rhythm World 16 & Up Sa 1:45-2:30pm 10/5-12/14 $128/term 10** Manavihare 1113388 String Orchestra Level I 6-14 F 3:45-4:25pm 10/4-6/5 $79/term 30 Murer R P 1113389 String Orchestra Level II 7-15 F 4:30-5:15pm 10/4-6/5 $79/term 30 Murer R P 1113390 String Orchestra Level III 10-18 F 5:25-6:25pm 10/4-6/5 $79/term 30 Murer R P 1113214 String Orchestra 16 & Up Th 7:15-8:45pm 10/3-12/12 $78/term 10** Zweben P 1113326 Suzuki Ensemble: Cello 5-14 M 4:45-5:30pm 9/30-6/8 $128/term 30 Cheskin R P 1113327 Suzuki Ensemble: Violin 5-14 Sa 10:00-10:45am 10/5-6/6 $128/term 30 Scott R P 1113139 Violin Group Lessons Year 1 16 & Up M 6:30-7:20pm 9/30-6/8 $139/term 30 Rowell X 1113140 Violin Group Lessons Year 2 16 & Up M 7:20-8:10pm 9/30-6/8 $139/term 30 Rowell P X 1113141 Violin Ensemble 16 & Up M 8:10-9:00pm 9/30-6/8 $139/term 30 Rowell P CODE KEY D: Drop-in Available J: Join class any time M: Materials fee included* P: Prerequisites apply* R: Reduced fee from discounts available* X: Extra charge may apply for materials, etc.* **Repeats Winter and Spring term / *See class description For Renaissance Classes and Ensembles, see pages 20–21. For Senior Piano and Theory, see page 26.

DISCOUNTS AND NOTES: • Unless noted otherwise, these are school-year length courses that begin in late September/early October and continue through early June (three terms). • Daily individual practice between classes is an important part of successful music instruction. • Instructor may require that students purchase materials not included in class tuition. • Need-based scholarship assistance available. See pages 91–92 for more details. • Instrument rentals are available from CMC on a limited basis—if needed, request at CMC when enrolling.

16 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org INSTRUMENTAL GROUP CLASSES AND ENSEMBLES FOR YOUTH AND ADULTS Violin Group Lessons Year 1 Guitar Group Lessons Year 1 Ages: 16 & Up Ages 16 & Up Take the first steps to mastery. Start with the basics of tech- Take the first step on a course for success leading to solo, nique, tone production and note reading. Apply these new accompaniment, and ensemble playing. Through a classical ap- skills to play simple melodies and accompaniments in a proach and a time-tested curriculum, develop the basic tech- supportive, small group setting. Less expensive than private niques of classical, folk and popular styles, including chording, lessons! song accompaniment and note reading. Enjoy the camaraderie of a group setting that is more affordable and dynamic than Violin Group Lessons Year 2 Ages: 16 & Up private lessons. Required Text: Ashton Guitar Method Book 1 Build confidence on the instrument while expanding your available at CMC (not included in class fee). repertoire. Branch out to more keys, stretch your playing Guitar Group Lessons Year 2 range, improve note reading and develop greater bow facility. Ages: 16 & Up Prerequisite: Violin Group Lessons Year 1 A good 'pick' for continuing students! Explore aspects of theory, technique and performance on pieces from Medieval Violin Ensemble Ages: 16 & Up to modern. Develop more advanced chord playing and note Join violin's answer to the cello project while delving into the reading abilities, improving self-confidence and skill. Build a rich library of literature for this versatile instrument. Explore repertoire that you can enjoy and perform for others. Prereq- playing with others in two, three, and four part harmony while uisite: Guitar Group Lessons Year 1 or equivalent. Required building ensemble skills, developing sight-reading ability, and Text: Ashton Guitar Method Book 2 available at CMC (not extending technique, all under the guidance of an instructor. included in class fee). MUSIC CENTER COMMUNITY A great preparatory experience for joining an orchestra or Guitar Ensemble chamber group. Prerequisite: at least two years of study on Ages 16 & Up the violin, or permission of the instructor. Violists, check with Looking for a new six-string adventure? Join the rich, unique office (to obtain instructor permission) before joining. sound of multiple guitarists playing together on a variety of works from the Renaissance and beyond, coached by an Cello Group Lessons Year 1 Ages 16 & Up instructor. Find camaraderie with others at your level! Prereq- Explore the rich tones of this instrument first hand in a sup- uisite: Guitar Group Lessons Year 2 or equivalent. portive setting. Get a start on tuning, tone production, bowing Piano Group Lessons Year 1 and fingering―everything you need to play your first tunes Ages: 16 & Up and get your first swoons! Begin your life's musical journey with this versatile instrument! Develop fundamental skills such as note-reading and rhythm. Cello Group Lessons Year 2 Ages 16 & Up Gain keyboard techniques that will quickly have you playing Build confidence and stretch technical ability with new skills. easy pieces on your own and with others. Enhance note-reading skills while adding solos and duets to • 6:45pm class is continuing from Summer term; students your repertoire. Improve intonation and begin to express your- have had 1 term of a 4-term program for Year 1. self in a supportive setting. Prerequisite: Cello Group Lessons • 8:35pm class is continuing from Summer term; students Year 1 or the equivalent. must have had 2 terms of a 4-term program for Year 1. Required materials: Alfred's Basic Adult Piano Book 1. Cello Ensemble Students must have access to a piano or keyboard for at home Ages: 16 & Up practice. Instrument rentals are available from CMC on a limit- Who needs violins and violas? A group of these sonorous ed basis. If needed, request at CMC when enrolling. stringed instruments is beautifully complete, with melody, harmony and a rich repertoire. Develop skills to hold your own Piano Group Lessons―Beatle Mania! NEW! part while playing well with others. Find your comfort level Ages: 14 & Up of musical challenge, or stretch your technique, all under the Challenging pieces are within your grasp! Get more tips and guidance of an instructor. Prerequisite: Generally, at least techniques for fingering, note reading, and even playing a little three years of group class instruction or the equivalent. by ear! Improve understanding of rhythm and harmony and gain basic chart-reading skills. This class will focus on the com- positions of the Beatles and may include vocals for those will- ing. Get a sense of pop vs classical “feel,” and what that means for you as a pianist. This class is designed to accommodate and challenge intermediate level players. Prerequisite: Two years of group class experience (3 years for youth) or equivalent, with knowledge of music theory that ideally includes keys, basic transposition and chord-building. 17 INSTRUMENTAL GROUP CLASSES AND ENSEMBLES FOR YOUTH AND ADULTS Suzuki Ensemble: Cello Suzuki Ensemble: Violin Ages: 5-14 Play through known songs with a group of kids at the same level to enhance the string lesson experience. Be inspired by watching more advanced players. Enjoy string games and brainteasers, too! For Suzuki violin/cello students Pre-Twinkle through book 1. Note: This course is a complement to private lessons. All participants must be enrolled in Suzuki lessons at CMC or elsewhere. Students may join at any time if at level of class. 50% off for CMC String Instruction Program students. String Orchestra Level I Ages: 6-14 Get ready for some 'sound' teamwork! Develop note reading and rhythm skills, practice following a conductor, and get a String Orchestra Level III grasp on instrument and bow techniques while discovering Ages: 8-18 the thrill of playing in an ensemble. Prerequisite: One or Ready for more challenging parts, more composers, more two years study on instrument and beginning note-reading teamwork? Bring your instrumental prowess to bear on a skills. No audition required, however, instructor has final wider repertoire. Build high-level ensemble and interpretive say as to student's enrollment. Practice between classes and skills such as tempo changes and phrasing. Be prepared to excellent attendance required. Required concert on Friday, 6/5 work and get ready for the applause! Prerequisite: Students at 7:00pm. Tuition is only $25/term for private lesson program should be in mid to late Suzuki Book 3 or similar level, using students. New participants meeting prerequisites may enroll positions and shifting, and have some sight-reading skill. through the end of Winter term (mid-March). Required text No audition required, however, instructor has final say as (available at CMC): Strictly Strings Vol. 1. to student's enrollment. Required concerts on Sunday, 5/17 at 1:30pm (Oregon Symphony Prelude Concert), and Friday, String Orchestra Level II Ages: 7-15 6/5, 7:00pm, at CMC. Tuition is only $25/term for CMC private You are on your way to playing the 'greats'! Develop lesson program students. instrument techniques such as vibrato, upper positions and String Orchestra bowing skills on exciting music that stretches teamwork ability Ages: 16 & Up in the symphonic realm. Prerequisite: Students should be in Why let the pros have all the fun? Make lasting musical Suzuki Book 2 or similar level, using positions and shifting, friendships and hone playing skills while enjoying the glorious

COMMUNITY CENTER MUSIC and have some sight-reading skill. No audition required, symphonic sound of great masterworks. Prerequisite: At least however, instructor has final say as to student's enrollment. two years instrumental study or permission of conductor and Required concert on Friday, 6/5 at 7:00pm. Tuition is only reasonable sight-reading ability; some ensemble or class $25/term for CMC private lesson program students. New experience desirable. Newcomers welcome at the beginning participants meeting prerequisites may enroll through the end of each term with conductor permission. This is a school-year of winter term (mid-March). length course that begins in late September/early October and continues through early June. Students are automatically rolled over into Winter and Spring term, with tuition due the first day of the new term. Fiddle Tunes and Techniques Ages: 10 & Up A violin by another name is… a fiddle! Curious about this parallel universe that your instrument inhabits? Now’s your chance to discover tunes and develop basic fiddle skills. Practice bowing basics, chop and other accompaniment techniques, chords, and much more. Open up your world with your violin and get some tunes under your belt! Eugene Symphony concertmaster Jenny Estrin gets you on your way, with a focus on North American traditions.Prerequisite: Ability to play G, D, and A Major scales (no shifting necessary), play in time, play Minuets at end of Book 1 18 Suzuki, or equivalent. Meets 10/7, 10/21, 11/1, 11/18, 12/2. INSTRUMENTAL GROUP CLASSES AND ENSEMBLES FOR YOUTH AND ADULTS Groups are scheduled based on finding a common time Chamber Groups where three or more students can be placed with their Ages: 8-18 peers at their level. We meet each student in an audition Audition to play trios, quartets or other masterworks with (see below) and then assign students together in groups other students at your level. Refine ensemble skills and that we feel to be the best possible match of players and interpretive abilities through rehearsals and coaching, personalities. and discover the thrill of performing as a team. Groups Chamber groups are a school year commitment and usual- are chosen by audition (see left for schedule) and meet ly cannot be rescheduled. Day/time of groups is confirmed at a mutually agreed time each week with an instructor by mid-September. throughout the school year. Prerequisite: at least four years of private lessons on instrument, sight-reading skills, prior Once accepted into a group, the highest attendance stan- ensemble-playing experience. For strings, vibrato and flexible dards are required throughout the year (excused absences bow technique are prerequisite; suggested level for violins is only for emergencies). Students are expected to practice Suzuki Book 4 and above, violas and cellos Suzuki Book 3 or the music and take it to their private lesson instructor above. 10% discount for CMC private lesson students. for assistance between classes. Chamber music is a team 20% discount for violists and cellists. Registration and first sport! term payment necessary to schedule an audition (refunded Final Concert: Sunday, June 7, 2020 at 1:30pm. if not placed). Deadline is 9/4. Call CMC to schedule Other performance opportunities, including at least one an audition. master class, are also included, TBA. COMMUNITY MUSIC CENTER COMMUNITY HOW TO APPLY Rhythm World NEW! Ages: 11-16 | 16 & Up Call CMC (503-823-3177) to register and set up an audition Explore drums and percussion from many lands, regardless (see below). Then, download the student availability form of your musical background. Understand the unique role from our website and bring it to the audition. When com- that different instruments have in ensemble, and get the pleting the form, please project the student’s schedule for basics in playing each of those roles yourself. Benefit from the entire school year. an introduction to several diverse rhythmic traditions and AUDITIONS playing techniques while enjoying the inspiration of playing in To ensure a good match for each student to a group we an accessible drum/percussion ensemble. Guided by lifelong meet each student individually to ascertain the student’s professional percussionists, get a taste of things to come in the musical and instrumental ability level, as well as general world of rhythm at CMC! personality. We audition returning students as well as those new to the program. (Students from Summer 2019 Free Range Music NEW! Ages: All do not need to audition.) For auditions, prepare a recently Don’t be chicken when it comes to being creative! Guided by polished piece or etude that best represents your current an experienced coach and mentor, gain confidence in your level, and a scale. There is usually sight-reading at the ability to “make your own music” and flexibly collaborate audition, too. with other musicians. Enjoy a rewarding balance of learning, Audition Schedule: 15 minutes per student experimentation, and repertoire-development. Get practice Wednesday, 8/28 4:00-7:00pm with chart-reading, chart-writing, accompaniment, soloing, Saturday, 8/31 10:00am-2:00pm improvisation, composing, jamming, and other fundamentals. Students are placed in ensembles of mixed instrumentation Francis Street Fiddlers NEW! with players of a similar level and related musical interests and Ages: All goals. Prerequisite: Ability to name and play intervals on your This informal community ensemble is a great place to expand instrument, play major and minor scales in various keys, read and perfect your repertoire. Dig deeper into “crooked” tunes notation, play in time, and a desire to spread your wings. How and faster tempos. Explore concepts such as ensemble roles, it works: Register and we will follow up with “intake” to place jam etiquette, how to “hear” chord progressions, and comp- you in a group with a handpicked CMC artist-educator coach ing. Eugene Symphony concertmaster Jenny Estrin leads the who doubles as an additional member of the ensemble. Genres way through North American, Irish, Bluegrass, Latin, Jazz and that can be explored include Jazz, Latin, Classical Crossover, beyond. Prerequisite: Prior repertoire of multiple fiddle tunes Andean, Mariachi, Afro-Pop, Pop Crossover (acoustic), Irish, Old and/or “graduation” from Fiddle Tunes and Techniques or Time, Forro, Bossa, Swing, Bluegrass, Klezmer, Balkan, Sephardic, equivalent. Meets 9/30, 10/14, 10/28, 11/25, 12/9. Blues, Folk, Singer-Songwriter, Experimental, and more.

19 RENAISSANCE MUSIC

# of Activity Class Title Age Day Time Date Cost Instructor Code Classes 1113352 Recorder Year 1 14 & Up W 7:30-8:25pm 10/2-6/3 $149/term 30 Markham R X 1113210 Recorder Level 3 14 & Up W 7:35-8:30pm 10/2-12/4 $149/term 10** Neuman, G. R P X Advanced Recorder 1113207 14 & Up W 6:30-7:25pm 10/2-12/4 $149/term 10** Neuman, P. R P Ensemble 1113213 Renaissance Wind Band 14 & Up W 7:35-8:30pm 10/2-12/4 $149/term 10** Neuman, P. R P Renaissance Loud Wind 1113211 14 & Up W 8:30-9:25pm 10/2-12/4 $149/term 10** Neuman, P. R P Band 1113212 Renaissance Song 18 & Up W 6:30-7:25pm 10/2-12/4 $149/term 10** Neuman, G. R P 1113208 Collegium Musicum 14 & Up W 8:30-9:25pm 10/2-12/4 $149/term 10** Neuman, G. R P CODE KEY D: Drop-in Available J: Join class any time M: Materials fee included* P: Prerequisites apply* R: Reduced fee from discounts available* X: Extra charge may apply for materials, etc.* **Repeats Winter and Spring term / *See class description

DISCOUNTS AND NOTES: • Daily individual practice between classes is an important part of successful music instruction. • Unless indicated otherwise above, these are school-year length courses that begin in late September/early October and continue through early June. Students are automatically rolled over into Winter and Spring term, with tuition due the first day of the new term. Listed fee is for Fall term, and is the same for Winter and Spring. • Enroll in two or more Renaissance classes for just $110 each per term! • For classes beyond Recorder 1, there will be class the week of Thanksgiving on 11/27. There will be a recital on the last day of each term (Fall: 12/4/19; Winter: 3/11/20; Spring: 6/3/20). • Need-based scholarship assistance available. See pages 91–92 for more details.

Recorder Year 1 Recorder Level 3 Ages: 14 & Up Ages: 14 & Up Find your Renaissance by learning this timeless instrument in Enter the next level of the instrument's repertoire. Explore the pleasure and comfort of a small group. Begins with note more challenging pieces, play two or more sizes in an ensem- reading, fingering, and simple songs to play. Required Materi- ble where technique and musicianship will develop. Prereq- als: Neuman Recorder Method—Book and CD (available at uisite: Recorder Level 2 or the equivalent—generally—ad-

COMMUNITY CENTER MUSIC CMC). Own recorder required (instructor suggests Aulos, Zenon vanced ability on both C and F instruments and sight-reading or Yamaha brand). Both C (soprano, tenor) and F (alto, bass) at a high level (reading independent notes and complex recorders welcome. This is a school year length course that rhythms without assistance). Permission of instructor re- begins in October and continues through early June. Students quired. may join the class in progress (fees prorated) only if matching the knowledge/abilities of the class. Listed fee is for all class Advanced Recorder Ensemble Ages: 14 & Up meeting weeks and is billed in three payments on the first of Sopranos, altos, tenors, bass, and great bass come together October, January, and April. as a polished ensemble under the guidance of an instructor. Recorder Year 2 Meet other enthusiasts and refine skills that enable playing as Ages: TBD one. Prerequisite: Recorder Level 3 or the equivalent—gen- Delve deeper into this early instrument's rich past. Increase erally—advanced ability on both C and F instruments and ability, explore repertoire, maybe even branch out to oth- sight-reading at a high level (reading independent notes and er voices in a compatible group where playing ability and complex rhythms without assistance). Permission of instruc- ensemble skills will soar. Prerequisite: Recorder Year 1 or the tor required. equivalent. Required Materials: Neuman Recorder Method— Book and CD (available at CMC). As of this printing, no class is scheduled―contact CMC if interested.

20 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org RENAISSANCE MUSIC Renaissance Loud Wind Band Renaissance Song Ages: 14 & Up Ages: 18 & Up Play in consort with the likes of cornettos, dulcians, sackbuts, Get the fundamentals of tone production, style and pronun- recorders and windcapped instruments to explore the early ciation needed to recreate the beautiful vocal expressions of music repertoire. Gain new insights into style and history while this artistic age. Gain confidence in your performance while getting to know other enthusiasts. Prerequisite: Recorder exploring this part of living history. Prerequisite: Note-reading Level 3 or the equivalent—generally—advanced ability on skills—this course is designed for instrumentalists who want both C and F instruments and sight-reading at a high level to learn to sing Renaissance music. Permission of instructor (reading independent notes and complex rhythms without required. assistance). Permission of instructor required. Collegium Musicum Renaissance Wind Band Ages: 14 & Up Ages: 14 & Up In the 16th century collegia musica arose as gatherings of Enjoy the unique blend of instruments such as crumhorns, musicians who studied and performed for enjoyment. Wheth- sordunes, recorders, racketts, corna musen and others while er singing or playing a Renaissance instrument, keep the exploring their rich repertoire. Meet other enthusiasts while tradition alive! Discover and share repertoire in a setting of gaining new insights into the style and history of early music. mixed instruments and voices. Get advice on technique and Prerequisite: Recorder Level 3 or the equivalent—gener- ornamentation, hone intonation and ensemble skills, uncover ally—advanced ability on both C and F instruments and principles of voice leading and doubling, and more. Prereq- sight-reading at a high level (reading independent notes and uisite: Excellent sight-reading skills and experience playing th complex rhythms without assistance). Permission of instruc- 16th and early 17 century music. Permission of instructor MUSIC CENTER COMMUNITY tor required. required.

PHILIP AND GAYLE NEUMAN CELEBRATE 40 YEARS AT CMC IN 2020

Even though they don’t look a day over 39, our pair of treasured Renaissance music experts have been growing a loyal following of students and audience members at the Community Music Center since 1980. The Renaissance winds program actually started in 1955 under our first CMC director and Renaissance man, Robert Crowley. Arthur Perrow, among others, taught the classes in the 70’s. After the calendar turns to January we’ll have a special commemorative concert to mark the occasion.

Stay tuned for details!

Community Music Center | communitymusiccenter.org | 503-823-3177 21 PRIVATE LESSON AVAILABILITY This schedule is provided as a reference for returning students. On your application form, indicate your lesson schedule by week. Instructor days and times are tentative as of this printing and may change.

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

Cheskin Cello 3:00–6:00pm Cheskin Belleri Chimchirian Cello Violin Violin/Viola 2:30–6:00pm 3:00–7:00pm Bennett 3:00–8:30pm Violin Dyer Chou 2:00–6:00pm Edson Violin / Viola Violin Voice 1:30–6:15pm 2:00–5:15pm Bennett Chimchirian 2:00–4:00pm Violin Violin / Viola Bulava Edson Dyer 2:00–6:00pm 2:00–6:00pm Clarinet / Estrin Voice Violin / Viola Saxophone Violin / Viola 2:00–4:00pm 1:30–6:15pm Dyer Hillebrand 10:00am–3:00pm 3:00–6:15pm Violin / Viola Cello Eng Ehrlich 1:30–6:15pm 1:30–5:30pm Gavrilovich Mahler Violin / Viola Violin Violin Violin / Cello 12:00–7:00pm 3:30–7:30pm Scott Schultz 10:00am–4:45pm 3:00–9:00pm Violin / Viola Cello Rowell Gavrilovich 4:45–9:00pm 3:15–6:30pm Scott Oldham Violin / Viola Violin Violin / Viola Cello 3:00–6:00pm 12:00–8:00pm Zweben Scott 10:00am–4:15pm 3:00–9:00pm Violin / Viola Violin / Viola Uribe Mahler 3:00–6:45pm 12:00–6:00pm Rowell Trumpet Violin / Cello COMMUNITY CENTER MUSIC Violin / Viola 2:00–5:00pm 5:30–9:00pm Zweben 3:00–6:00pm Violin/Viola Hillebrand Ries 2:00–6:45pm Schultz Cello Flute Cello 1:00–5:45pm 2:00–5:30pm 2:00–6:30pm

Uribe Trumpet 3:00–4:45pm

MUSICIANSHIP OPTIONS FOR PRIVATE LESSON STUDENTS Class Cost Orchestra, Center Singers Choir/Ensemble, Skills Foundations, Theory Lab, etc. $25/term Chamber Groups, Free Range Music, Group Piano 10% off

22 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org CMC PRIVATE LESSON APPLICATION FORM - School Year 2019-20

Student Name ______Age ______DOB ____/____/______r Male r Female r______One form per student, please Address ______Number Street Name Apt. # City State Zip

Main Contact Phone:______Email:______r Please keep my email address private (used only for registered class communications) Parent(s)/Guardian(s) r Please add my email address to CMC’s e-mail list for news, concerts & discount offers Name ______Work # ______Mobile # ______Name ______Work # ______Mobile # ______

Emergency Contact (different from above) Name ______Relation ______Phone # ______r Accommodation will be needed due to disability or special needs (Please attach details - Inclusion specialists may be available) Requested Lessons: r Violin r Viola r Cello r Bass r Flute r Clarinet r Saxophone r Trumpet r Voice r ______Beginner: r 30' Individual r 45’ shared private (Suzuki Method Only - age 4–8) Instructor preference (if any): Continuing: r 30' r 45' r 60' ______Suzuki Method? (For Violin, Viola, Cello . See catalog for description.): r Yes r No r Not sure Previous Lessons: r None r 30' Individual r 45' Individual r 60' Individual r Shared/Group Lessons r In-School Instruction Suzuki Method? r Yes r No Prior Instructor: ______Schedule: Timespan the student is available for lessons each day through the school year. Write "n/a" if not available. Do not leave a day blank. From EARLIEST START TIME to LATEST ENDING TIME rounded to 15 minutes (e.g. 9am - Noon, 1 - 6:15 pm, etc.) Monday ______Tuesday ______Wednesday ______

Thursday ______Friday ______Saturday ______What is your ideal lesson day & time (and instructor, if known)? r Enrolling Sibling(s)? List name(s):______Day ______Time______Instructor ______Placement: Is there anything that would be helpful to effectively place the student with a teacher, such as gender preference, learning style, special needs, etc.? ______For new students: (or returning CMC students changing instructor - attach separate sheet if needed): What type of teaching style do you think will work well for your child? ______What are the goals or ambitions for the student? ______Scholarship / Instrument Rental: r Scholarship needed (use separate form to apply) r New (or larger) CMC rental instrument needed Payment Plan: r 1st of mo. from Oct. 1 in 8 even payments r 1st of mo. from Oct. 1 in 8 payments that vary in amount with # of lessons r 15th of mo. from Sep. 15 in 9 even payments r Quarterly (Oct. 1, Jan. 1, Apr. 1) r Other (requires approval) Required Musicianship Class or Ensemble: See catalog for descriptions, costs, ages & prerequisites. YOU WILL BE REGISTERED for a class based on above availability, selection below & prior level attained (if applicable). Speak to the office about payment options when confirming your lesson time r Skills Foundations - various after-school times for 40 minutes/wk (at $25/term). This class is required for all beginning students in CMC lessons. r Theory Lab - intermediate skills class for 40 min./wk (at $25/term) r Theory & Practice - advanced skills class for 45 min./wk (at $25/term) r Orchestra - 3 levels on Fri. after school up to 1 hr/wk (at $25/term) r Choir – Sat. mornings for 1-2 hours (at $25/term) r Piano - various after-school times for 45 minutes (10% off published fee). Piano openings are limited - confirm your registration with the office. r Chamber Music & Free Range Music - days/times TBD, audition may be required (10% off published fee) r I don’t know, pick one for me! If possible schedule the musicianship class: r same day as lesson r different day than lesson r no preference Or, list specific class: ______Day: ______Time: ______Barcode: ______OR: r I am fulfilling the required class outside CMC. List class and organization: ______Orientation: Required for parents of students new to CMC. Suzuki: r Thurs. EVE 10/10 & 10/17 r Sat. MORNING 10/12 & 10/19 We will enroll you for your choice (fees apply). General: r Thurs. EVE 10/17 r Sat. MORNING 10/19 If beginning AFTER September: Suzuki & General: r Sat. 1/11 r Sat. 4/11

Signature: My signature below indicates that I have read and understood “How to Register” (over) and “Program Requirements” (over). I understand the importance of regular practice, development of musicianship & excellent attendance. I understand lesson times are not guaranteed until confirmed with CMC staff, at which time attendance and payment are expected.

Parent Signature: ______Date: ______SCHOOL YEAR 2019-20 PRIVATE LESSON INFORMATION How to Register 1. Submit your application • Due date is August 27 for returning students to receive priority placement. New students may register at any time until March 2020. Applications received after August 27 (new or continuing students) are processed after priority placement applications. We maintain a waitlist through April for students we cannot place in lessons by the start of fall term, and for those applying after the start of fall term; students are placed in lessons throughout the school year as opennings occur. • If applying for a scholarship, submit a separate scholarship form as soon as possible. • School Year registration covers end-of-September to early June (up to 33 weeks). Summer registration is separate. • When indicating your day/time availability, keep the following information in mind: (a) The more availability listed increases the chances of being placed for a lesson. (b) For young students (typically below age 10), indicate the time the practice-assisting parent and student can attend together. • Scheduling priority may be given to application in order received, so prompt form submission is advised. • Students who are returning from prior term and not expecting to change teachers may apply online. See our website for links.

2. Enroll in your required class • Private lesson students must concurrently attend a musicianship class. Register for these classes separately by indicating your choice on the paper application form or by calling the CMC office. Prompt registration is advised. Also see below. • Parents of new students are required to register for and attend a parent orientation nearest to the start of lessons. Choose orientation based on Suzuki Method or non-Suzuki.

3. Wait patiently for a call from the office confirming a lesson time. • It may take several weeks for us to schedule your lessons. • We maintain a waitlist through April for students we cannot place in lessons by the start of fall term, and for those applying after the start of fall term.

4. Confirm lesson time. • Your prompt reply to calls from us is appreciated, and helps us serve you efficiently. • Once confirmed, we will book your lessons in our computer system and send you a receipt with the lesson times and days. • If you need to change your lesson time, please complete a lesson schedule change request form at the CMC office. Program Requirements Practice Students should practice daily for at least as much time as their lesson length, complete any homework assigned by instructors, and progress in keeping with their ability to learn. Students who fail to progress to the best of their ability will receive instruction on how to improve practice habits. If progress is still not made, CMC may require the student & parent to sign and fulfill a practice-improvement agreement. A student may be dropped if not progressing. Musicianship Class The CMC private lesson program is more than just lessons. It is a sequential curriculum designed to foster well-rounded musicians. Students are required to enroll in, attend regularly, and do satisfactory work in an appropriate Skills class, Orchestra, Choir, Piano, or Chamber Music (fees vary; see catalog listings for prerequisites, special requirements, schedules & pricing). Beginners must choose Skills Foundations. Private Lesson Program students may take these courses at the reduced fee (see catalog for info). The musicianship requirement may be fulfilled by the student receiving comparable training elsewhere. This is documented on the ap- plication form. Attendance (UPDATED 2019) Because regular attendance is important, lessons and classes should not be missed except in unavoidable instances. As a courtesy to ev- eryone an absence affects, the CMC office must be notified as much in advance as possible to allow for instructor schedule adjustments. Absences are classified as either Excused or Unexcused. • EXCUSED ABSENCE FOR ILLNESS - Once per term a student may be granted an Excused Absence from lessons due to illness, if the CMC office is notified of the absence in advance of the lesson. In this case a prorated credit for that missed lesson will be granted. Please inform CMC of the absence as soon as possible. • UNEXCUSED ABSENCE - Any cause not listed above. No credits or make-ups will be offered for Unexcused Absences. NOTE: A student may be dropped for more than two Unexcused Absences a term, three absences in a row, or four absences of any type during a term. Withdrawal Notice Once application is made, a full two weeks (14 calendar days) prior notice of withdrawal is required. Fees paid for lessons beyond two- weeks from notice will be refunded. This policy is different than the general PP&R withdrawal policy. Suzuki or Non-Suzuki: Which method should I choose?

String Lesson Program students at CMC have a choice of SUZUKI (TEACHER/PARENT/STUDENT) METHOD two distinct ways of studying their instrument in weekly This is a family approach to music instruction that creates lessons. The age of the student, as well as how much the a “learning triangle” between teacher, parent (or guardian) parent is able to attend lessons and work with the student and student. The parent, who does not need to have prior at home will help us make this choice with you. If you have musical training, assists the young students in their practice questions, please call the CMC office (503-823-3177). CMC at home each day as assigned by the instructor. When the provides an orientation to parents choosing either method. student is not practicing, the family listens to the recordings NON-SUZUKI (TEACHER/STUDENT) METHOD of the songs as much as possible to create the immersion This is the classic one-to-one approach to learning an that the method requires for the best learning experience. instrument. The string player will practice every day at Music becomes like another language in the home. Parents home between lessons on assignments given by the are required to attend an orientation class in fall (see Par- instructor. Likewise, parent/guardian involvement is not ent Orientation on page 11). When filling out the applica- required, although parents of students younger than 10 tion form on page 23, please list availability when the child are strongly encouraged to assist the child with at-home and practicing parent can attend lessons together. Parents/ practice. Parent observation of lessons is usually optional guardians are welcome to rent instruments from CMC to and is highly recommended under the age of 10. At the practice at home with their child—see below for details. start of lessons you may wish to discuss this with your instructor. New students choosing non-Suzuki lessons register for and attend an orientation in fall (see Parent MUSIC CENTER COMMUNITY Orientation on page 11).

CMC has a limited number of string, wind, and keyboard instruments available for enrolled students to rent. Rental cost is $50 per term (prorated). Payment is due at the time of rental. Scholarships are available. Rental Process 1. Use our online form or call the CMC office (503-823-3177) to get on a waiting list for an instrument.* This should be done even if you are not yet confirmed for private lessons (youth), or if you are on a group class waiting list (adults). Youth private lesson students can get on the waiting list by checking the appropriate box on the application form (page 23). *Online form is at: communitymusiccenter.org (Click on “Instrument Rentals” on the sidebar.) 2. Once payment arrangements are made for private lessons/group class, set a fitting appointment with the instrument rental staff. If no fitting needed, pick up instrument Saturday, 9/28 between 10:00am and 4:00pm. 3. Meet with the rental staff. You’ll complete a rental agreement, make payment AND receive your instrument (if your size is available). If one is not available, you may choose to remain on the waiting list. *Preference is given to scholarship students, then youth, then adults.

25 ADULTS 60 & UP | No class 11/26–29

# of Activity Class Title Age Day Time Date Cost Instructor Code Classes 1113407 Music-Piano Beginning 60 & Up Tu 1:00-1:50pm 10/1-12/10 $82 10** Cheshier X 1113428 Music-Piano Continuing 60 & Up Th 9:00-9:50am 10/3-12/12 $82 10** Cheshier P X 1113434 Music-Piano Continuing 60 & Up Th 10:00-10:50am 10/3-12/12 $82 10** Cheshier P X 1113436 Music-Piano Continuing 60 & Up Th 11:00-11:50am 10/3-12/12 $82 10** Cheshier P X 1113437 Music-Piano Continuing 60 & Up Tu 12:00-12:50pm 10/1-12/10 $82 10** Cheshier P X 1113440 Music-Piano Continuing 60 & Up W 1:00-1:50pm 10/2-12/11 $82 10** Cheshier P X 1113441 Music-Piano Continuing 60 & Up Th 1:00-1:50pm 10/3-12/12 $82 10** Cheshier P X 1113443 Music-Piano Continuing 60 & Up W 12:00-12:50pm 10/2-12/11 $82 10** Cheshier P X 1113445 Music-Piano Continuing 60 & Up F 10:00-10:50am 10/4-12/13 $82 10** Cheshier P X 1113448 Music-Piano Continuing 60 & Up Th 12:00-12:50pm 10/3-12/12 $82 10** Cheshier P X 1113449 Music-Piano Continuing 60 & Up W 11:00-11:50am 10/2-12/11 $82 10** Cheshier P X 1113452 Music-Piano Continuing 60 & Up F 11:00-11:50am 10/4-12/13 $82 10** Cheshier P X 1113454 Music-Piano Continuing 60 & Up F 1:00-1:50pm 10/4-12/13 $82 10** Cheshier P X 1113455 Music-Piano Continuing 60 & Up W 9:00-9:50am 10/2-12/11 $82 10** Cheshier P X 1113458 Music-Piano Continuing 60 & Up Tu 2:00-2:50pm 10/1-12/10 $82 10** Cheshier P X Music Theory: 1113393 60 & Up W 10:00-10:50am 10/2-12/11 $82 10** Cheshier X Fundamentals Music Theory: Moving 1114587 60 & Up F 12:00-12:50pm 10/4-12/13 $82 10** Cheshier P X On CODE KEY D: Drop-in Available J: Join class any time M: Materials fee included* P: Prerequisites apply* R: Reduced fee from discounts available* X: Extra charge may apply for materials, etc.* **Repeats Winter and Spring term / *See class description Music—Piano Beginning Music Theory: Fundamentals Ages: 60 & Up Ages: 60 & Up Comfortable small class setting in state of the art piano lab Would you like to know more about the fundamentals? explores the elements of rhythm, melody and harmony. Discover basic principles through the study of keyboard COMMUNITY CENTER MUSIC Learn to read music and play popular songs on full size digital harmony, intervals, tonality, chord functions and progressions. pianos. Students need to have access to a piano or keyboard to Learn to analyze and better understand repertoire. practice at home. Please bring $11 for lesson book. Comprehension and performance ability will increase dramatically. Music—Piano Continuing Ages: 60 & Up Music Theory: Moving On Building on previous knowledge will certainly improve Ages: 60 & Up keyboarding skills. Expand your ability to make harmonious Are you ready to move beyond the fundamentals? Continue sounds resonate from the keys through quality instruction. your study of keyboard harmony, intervals, tonality, chord New students must contact CMC for placement prior to functions and progressions. Learn to analyze and better registration (503 823 3177). Classes are listed in order of understand repertoire. Comprehension and performance difficulty—easiest to advanced. ability will continue to increase over time.

26 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org PRACTICE ROOMS Community Music Center grants practice room use to the public for occasional quiet practice during specified hours whenspace is not otherwise in use.

DROP-IN USE RESERVATION IN ADVANCE • On non-reservable basis (first come/first served) • Reserve in advance • Up to 2 hours per day ◦◦ Fee of $10 per hour, up to 2 hours per day • Fee of $2 per person per day ◦◦ Non-refundable* • 6-use punch card available for $10* ◦◦ Pay at time of booking • Check-in at CMC office is required ◦◦ Limit one booking at a time • On first visit: sign policy statement and have photo taken ◦◦ Book up to 14 days in advance • On each visit: Make payment and sign in. Room and ◦◦ Acoustic instruments only (no amps) ending time will be assigned by staff upon sign-in. Sign out ◦◦ Individual practice only. For group rehearsals, contact after use. CMC to book. Note: Check for holiday and building closure hours posted on • Check in at CMC office required on reserved day/time. the CMC entrance doors and online at communitymusiccenter. org, or call 503-823-3177. • On first visit: sign policy statement and have photo taken. • On each visit: check in at CMC office with your reservation Punch card expires one year from issue. * number, receipt, or phone number. • Sign out after use. You can re-book for the next session

at the CMC office at the end of your session, or anytime MUSIC CENTER COMMUNITY online. • Room reservation may be forfeited without refund for no- shows after 15 minutes past reserved time. *Sometimes room scheduling conflicts occur, resulting in cancellation of your reservation, in which case room rental would be refunded.

GENERAL POLICIES FOR PRACTICE ROOM USE The following conditions also apply: • No items placed on piano; piano lid remains closed and • No food or drink allowed (used or stored) in any carpeted soft cover (if any) remains on piano; conventional use of area. piano only —no hands or objects inside piano • Rehearsals with multiple people not to exceed the • No ‘holding’ rooms with personal possession (absences capacity of the room and on irregular basis only (4 times more than 10 minutes). Articles left unaccompanied for per month or less) are allowed, subject to staff’s sole extended periods will be placed by staff in CMC lost and discretion. found, and disposed of after a reasonable time if not claimed. • No teaching or coaching; practice or rehearsals only. • Personal possessions are the owner’s responsibility; staff • Full and current name, phone number, street address and will not store or keep items for guests. email address on file with CMC for EACH USER. • Code of Conduct must be followed. • Use of assigned room only, and only for the duration specified • PP&R staff instructions must be obeyed. • Room must be vacated by practice room customer on or • No strong perfume, body odor, smoking/vapor-product before staff-specified ending time or upon request from odors. No smoking or vaping. No alcohol or illegal drugs staff. allowed. • No minors. • Keep rooms unlocked from the inside. Window in door must be unobstructed. • Room to be restored by user to original condition after use. Drop-in and/or reservation privileges may be revoked without warning for failure to follow the current policy. All CMC staff have the authority to dictate use of rooms at all times, including changing assigned rooms, start/end times, and immediate dismissal and/or revocation of facility use privileges. PP&R is not responsible for injury of persons or loss/damage of personal property. Refunds limited to amounts paid for drop-in or reservation.

Community Music Center | communitymusiccenter.org | 503-823-3177 27 Have your event at Community Music Center! The lovely, brick-walled David Beasley Campbell Recital Hall is perfect for concerts, recitals, master classes, and workshops. Give a reception in our lobby after, or go out to one of the many popu- lar Portland restaurants nearby, such as Hopworks on Powell Boulevard. To reserve, go to communitymusiccenter.org and click on “Hall Rentals.” Call us at 503-823-3177 for answers to your questions or make an appointment to stop by and take a look at the space. RENTAL AVAILABILITY Friday 7:00-10:00pm Saturday 1:00-10:00pm Sunday 12:45-9:00pm WE OFFER OTHER INFORMATION • Discounted rates for non-admission public music events Stage Dimensions: 15' x 30' • Kitchenette with coffee maker Main floor Dimensions: 45' x 30' • Great acoustics for non-amplified instruments and voice Parking lot has 8 spaces, including 1 ADA • Wireless microphone with amplifier accessible space. • Flexible seating for up to 135 Street parking in the neighborhood is usually ample. • Manhasset music stands No alcohol allowed • Steinway “B” 7 ft. grand piano No smoking • Free wifi Food and drink are not allowed in the auditorium. • Harpsichord Event promotion is the responsibility of the renter. • Lobby for receptions, including tables and other equipment Rental deposit is required for non-business hour • Built-in CD recording and playback equipment bookings. • Ramp from parking lot for easy load-in/out View our rental policies online at • Computer projector communitymusiccenter.org Click on “Hall Rentals.” Online calendar listings for non-admission events on CMC website Some items require additional fees. COMMUNITY CENTER MUSIC

AUDITORIUM RENTAL RATES Friday | Saturday after 6:00pm | Sunday Saturday 1:00-6:00pm* Type of Event 3-hour minimum 2-hour minimum Peak Season† Off-Peak Season Peak Season† Off-Peak Season Admission $90/hour $75/hour $45/hour $37.50/hour Non-Admission $60/hour $45/hour $30/hour $25/hour Workshop / Meeting $60/hour $30/hour

*NOTE: Some activity noise can OTHER EVENT FEES STUDENT RECORDING FEES be heard in the hall at this time Refundable Deposit $60 1-hour minimum of day. CD Recording $15 CMC Students $20/hour †Peak Season: Select weeks in April, May, June, December Steinway Piano Use $20 Non-CMC Students $40/hour (Call CMC for information.) Use of Digital Projector/Screen $15 Listed fees are during office hours only.

28 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org Since class fees do not cover all costs, CMC relies on donations from individuals and organizations to fulfill its mission. You can help CMC with your tax-deductible donation through one of these options: • Mail a check to CMC, Inc. for the Annual Fund. Categories are: $35 Member $500 Virtuoso $100 Prelude $1000 Maestro $250 Rhapsody $1960+ Baton Circle • Gifts of any amount are gratefully received. • Give to the Award and Scholarship Fund. Stipulate this fund on your check that you mail to CMC. • Contact the CMC Director about Endowment, Event Sponsorship, or Planned Giving. • Ask if your employer has any matching programs. Hundreds of companies match their employees’ charitable contributions dollar-for-dollar. Mail donations to: Community Music Center, Inc. 3350 SE Francis Street Portland, OR 97202 COMMUNITY MUSIC CENTER COMMUNITY Donations to the nonprofit Community Center, Inc. (CMC, Inc.) are tax deductible to the full extent of the law. (Check with the IRS or a tax accountant for your situation.)

COMMUNITY MUSIC CENTER, INC. NEED-BASED SCHOLARSHIPS Community Music Center (CMC), Inc. is an all-volunteer Students from households with low income, multiple partner nonprofit organization with Portland Parks & registrants at CMC, or customers with other income- Recreation that raises money year-round to increase related situations are encouraged to apply for need- access to music education through need-based based scholarships at the CMC office. CMC, Inc. funds scholarships and tuition subsidy, instrument rentals to over $60,000 in need-based scholarships to over students, free or low-cost concerts, and more. CMC, 100 individuals each year. See pages 91–92 for an Inc. was founded in 1960 by a group of parents and application form, instructions, and policies. interested citizens to help maintain the CMC as a City facility, providing scholarship assistance and tuition Scholarship funds are made possible by fundraising subsidy through year-round fundraising. events and generous donations from individuals and businesses made to CMC, Inc. Endowment funds are Today, through its Board of Directors, CMC, Inc. maintained by the Oregon Community Foundation for continues to provide the vital financial and leadership CMC, Inc.’s scholarships, operations, and programs: support required to ensure equity of access to quality • Marion T. Tsefalas Music Scholarships Fund music activities in Portland Parks & Recreation. More • Naomi Blumberg Chamber Music Education Fund information about the Community Music Center may be • Elizabeth N. Gray Fund found in the book, “Community Music Center, the First 60 Years – A Musical History,” available for sale at CMC. AWARDS AND MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2019–2020 Cash awards in memory of Louis and Annette Kaufman, Dorothea Lensch, Marian Swartz, John L. Judge, Mary Officers Margaret Dundore, and Midred Berthelsdorf are Judy Rompa, President presented to outstanding students at the end of each Kevin Lefohn, Vice-president school year based on demonstrated excellence in play- Katherine Schroeder, Vice-president ing, dedication, involvement in the musical community, Brian Wagner, Vice-president and significant progress. The faculty nominates eligible Matthew Morgan, Secretary students, and finalists are determined by faculty and Michael Miller, Treasurer staff. All of the award funds listed above are managed by Directors the Oregon Community Foundation. Nancy Stites James Toussaint Sara Watts Kathy Niguidula 29 Rosewood Music Program

The Rosewood Initiative 16126 Southeast Stark Street Portland, Oregon 97233 Monday–Friday | 10:00am–6:00pm portlandoregon.gov/parks/rosewood Parking: Lot in front of building Bus Lines: #20 (SE Stark), #74 (SE 162nd) Max: Blue line (stops at SE 162nd and E Burnside) Call Tri-Met at 503-238-RIDE. Rosewood is wheelchair accessible. Administration for Music at Rosewood by Community Music Center (see page 6).

ABOUT ROSEWOOD This partnership program between The Rosewood Initiative and the Community Music Center provides full-scholarship private lessons and group classes for youth in East Portland. The Rosewood Initiative is a nonprofit organization and facility providing social services. It is located at the intersection of two school districts and on the border of two cities (Gresham and Portland).

The Community Music Center is providing classes

COMMUNITY CENTER MUSIC for participants of the Rosewood RIHO program (Refugee & Immigrant Hospitality Outreach). While parents build their English skills, their children get a group music experience, led by our knowledgeable instructor and Music in Parks assisted by generous We gave over 100 free music lessons―and some fun family jams, too―in Parklane Park (East Portland) this summer in and capable volunteers. For more information on partnership with PP&R’s Free Lunch + Play program. RIHO, see online: rosewoodinitiative.org/riho.

30 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org FULL SCHOLARSHIP INDIVIDUAL LESSONS FOR YOUTH AT ROSEWOOD

TO APPLY 1. For applications in Spanish, Chinese (simple), Russian, Vietnamese, and Cambodian, visit us online at: communitymusiccenter.org/rosewood. 2. Wait for a confirmation call. Return applications to: Community Music Center| 3350 SE Francis Street | Portland, OR 97202 Email: [email protected] | Fax: 503-823-3171 | Phone: 503-823-3177 This full-scholarship music lesson program is a service of Portland Parks & Recreation, with major funding provided by a grant from the City of Portland and is supported by the nonprofit Rosewood Initiative, the Wintz Family Foundation, and Community Music Center, Inc.

PRIVATE LESSONS Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Instructor: Instructor: Instructor: Instructor: Instructor: Gavrilovich Bulava Los Uribe Oldham Eichvalds Violin Clarinet Mariachi Cello Piano Viola Saxophone (Violin and Trumpet) COMMUNITY MUSIC CENTER COMMUNITY

Instructor: Instructor: Uribe Calderon Trumpet Guitar/Cuerdas

Use this chart for general instructor schedule and instruments taught. The information is subject to change. Instruction on other instruments provided depending on demand and instructor availability. Priority for lessons is given to students continuing from spring and summer, and those who have referrals from their school music teacher and parent/adult support. Instruments may be available to borrow if needed, through a partnership with Community Music Center. Some assistance may be available for transportation.

¡Mariachi! Do you already sing or play violin, guitar, or trumpet, or want to learn? We are developing a mariachi program, so call us to sign up for lessons! Ya cantas o tocas violín, guitarra, trompeta, o quieres aprender? Estamos desarollando el programa de Mariachi. Llámanos e inscribirte para las clases!

Community Music Center | communitymusiccenter.org | 503-823-3177 31 MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER

Arts Programs Supervisor Bus Line Michael Walsh #44 SW 33rd Ave, #45 SW 35th Ave, Arts Coordinators #64 SW 35th Ave Dance, Outreach, and Youth Visual Call Tri-Met at 503-238-RIDE Arts—Aimé Kelly ADA Accessibility Creative Fitness, Literary Arts, Main building: parking, entrances, Music, and Theatre—Amy Jo restrooms, classrooms McCarville Cottages 1–6: parking only Adult Visual Arts—Nicole Rawlins Hours Recreation Arts Leaders Monday–Friday 9:00am–9:30pm Performing Arts—Patrick Browne Saturday–Sunday 9:00am–5:00pm Clay Arts—Mark Cissell Building Closures and Special Hours Visual Arts—Virginia McKinney Labor Day: Monday, 9/2 CLOSED Recreation Leaders Veterans Day: Monday, 11/11 CLOSED 7688 Southwest Capitol Highway John Albert, Craton Highways, Thanksgiving Day: Thursday, 11/28 CLOSED Portland, Oregon 97219 Jessica Ramirez Christmas Eve: Tuesday, 12/24 9:00am–5:00pm 503-823-ARTS (2787) Office Staff Christmas: Wednesday, 12/25 CLOSED [email protected] BB Anderson, Joan-Carrol Banks, New Year’s Eve: Tuesday, 12/31 9:00am–5:00pm multnomahartscenter.org Hanna Brandt, Tara Cochrane, New Year’s Day: Tuesday, 1/1 CLOSED Alejandra Dominguez-Perez, Laura Duncan, Sabrina Ferry, Elizabeth Hart Whelan, Mari Paulus, Rico Sibley, Lissi Sogn

TABLE OF CONTENTS

MAC Events Calendar 33 ADULTS AND TEENS FAMILY 34 Performing Arts 46 Performing Arts 35 Dance 46-47 Visual Arts 35 Theatre 47 Creative Fitness 48-49 YOUTH AND TEENS Music 50-51 Performing Arts 36 Literary Arts 51 Dance 37 Visual Arts 52 Music 38 Drawing and Painting 52-55 Theatre 38 Mixed Media 56-57 Visual Arts 40 Printmaking 58-61 Drawing and Painting 40 Jewelry and Metal Arts 62-65 Mixed Media 40 Photography 66-67 Photography 42 Woodworking 68 Woodworking, Textiles, Jewelry, Metal Arts 43 Textiles 69-71 Ceramics 44-45 Ceramics 72-75 Rental Information 76 MAC, MACA, and Tenants Information 77 Gallery Schedule 78

32 EVENTS CALENDAR | 2019 August Multnomah Days: Kids Zone Saturday, August 17 9:00am–4:00pm Multnomah Days: Arts & Crafts Sale Saturday, August 17 9:00am–4:00pm Fall Term Registration Begins Tuesday, August 20 12:30pm September Gallery Deadline for 2020 Show Submissions Sunday, September 1 Gallery Show and Opening - See page 78 Friday, September 6 7:00–9:00pm Fall Term Begins Monday, September 30 October Deadline for Call to Writers - See page 51 Tuesday, October 1 Gallery Show and Opening - See page 78 Friday, October 4 7:00–9:00pm November Gallery Show and Opening - See page 78 Friday, November 1 7:00–9:00pm Winter / Spring Term Registration begins Monday, November 18 12:30pm MAC Fall Chorus Concert Wednesday, November 20 7:30pm MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER December Winter Arts & Crafts Sale—Opening Day Thursday, December 5 9:00am–9:00pm Winter Arts & Crafts Sale Friday, December 6 9:00am–9:00pm Gallery Show and Opening—See page 78 Friday, December 6 7:00–9:00pm Winter Arts & Crafts Sale—Final Day Saturday, December 7 9:00am–4:00pm Studio Theatre: Dr. Who & the Werewolves of London Friday, December 6 7:00pm Studio Theatre: Dr. Who & the Werewolves of London Saturday, December 7 7:00pm Studio Theatre: Dr. Who & the Werewolves of London Sunday, December 8 2:30pm January Winter Term Begins Monday, January 6

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# of Activity Class Title Age Day Time Date Cost Instructor Code Classes 1112653 Movement & Me 2-4 W 9:15-9:55am 10/2-12/4 $96 10 Darby C D J 1113966 Movement & Me 2-4 W 10:05-10:45am 10/2-12/4 $96 10 Darby C D J 11:30am- 1114868 Dance Around the World 3-5 Th 10/2-12/4 $96 10 Darby C D J 12:15pm Music and Movement for 10/4-12/6 1114153 2-4 F 9:15-10:00am $68 9 Cheesman D Children no 11/29 1112603 Art Adventures 1½-5 Tu 10:00-11:00am 10/1-10/29 $76 5 Minow C D J 11/5-12/3 1112606 Art Adventures 1½-5 Tu 10:00-11:00am $61 4 Minow C D J no 11/26 1112604 Art Adventures 1½-5 W 10:00-11:00am 10/2-10/30 $76 5 Minow C D J 11/6-12/4 1112605 Art Adventures 1½-5 W 10:00-11:00am $61 4 Minow C D J no 11/27 1112609 Art Adventures 1½-5 Th 10:00-11:00am 10/3-10/31 $76 5 Minow C D J 1112610 Art Adventures 1½-5 Th 10:00-11:00am 11/7-12/5 $61 4 Minow C D J 1112607 Art Adventures 1½-5 F 10:00-11:00am 10/4-11/1 $76 5 Minow C D J 11/8-12/6 1112608 Art Adventures 1½-5 F 10:00-11:00am $61 4 Minow C D J no 11/29 1112630 Clay Creations 2-8 M 3:30-4:30pm 9/30-10/28 $83 5 Demirdag C 1112633 Clay Creations 2-8 M 3:30-4:30pm 11/4-12/2 $66 4 Demirdag C 1112631 Clay Creations 2-8 W 3:15-4:15pm 10/2-10/30 $83 5 DeBenedetti C 1112632 Clay Creations 2-8 W 3:15-4:15pm 11/6-12/4 $83 5 DeBenedetti C 11:00am- 1114221 Family Woodworking 2-5 W 11/6-12/4 $80 5 Dignan C 12:00pm 1112678 Family Clay Friday 2 & Up F 6:00-8:30pm 11/8 $16 1 DeBenedetti 1112679 Family Clay Friday 2 & Up F 6:00-8:30pm 11/15 $16 1 DeBenedetti 1112680 Family Clay Friday 2 & Up F 6:00-8:30pm 11/22 $16 1 DeBenedetti 1112682 Family Clay Friday-Glaze Only! 2 & Up F 6:00-8:30pm 12/6 $10 1 DeBenedetti

MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ARTS MULTNOMAH 1112683 Family Clay Sunday 2 & Up Su 1:30-4:00pm 10/6 $16 1 Johnson 1112684 Family Clay Sunday 2 & Up Su 1:30-4:00pm 10/13 $16 1 Johnson 1112685 Family Clay Sunday 2 & Up Su 1:30-4:00pm 10/20 $16 1 Johnson 1112686 Family Clay Sunday 2 & Up Su 1:30-4:00pm 10/27 $16 1 Johnson 1112687 Family Clay Sunday 2 & Up Su 1:30-4:00pm 11/3 $16 1 Johnson 1112691 Family Clay Sunday 2 & Up Su 1:30-4:00pm 11/10 $16 1 Johnson 1112688 Family Clay Sunday 2 & Up Su 1:30-4:00pm 11/17 $16 1 Johnson 1112690 Family Clay Sunday 2 & Up Su 1:30-4:00pm 11/24 $16 1 Johnson Family Clay Sunday-Glaze 1112692 2 & Up Su 1:30-4:00pm 12/8 $10 1 Johnson Only!

COLOR KEY CODE KEY O: Materials list available online

A: Adults welcome to register with child P: Prerequisites apply Dance C: Adult participation required; register child only R: Reduced fee from discounts available

Music D: Drop-in available S: Studio time available for purchase

J: Join class any time T: Additional time commitments required Visual Arts M: Materials/studio fees included are non-refundable X: Extra fees may be required

34 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org FAMILY CLASSES VISUAL ARTS FAMILY CLASSES Family arts classes are designed for adults, and children Family Woodworking Ages: 2-5 to interact and participate together. Our philosophy is to Hand tools and a real woodshop! How great is that? Encourage honor the child’s creative impulses—focusing on process, small motor development and hand-eye coordination in a safe rather than product. environment. Build, create and alter foamular, wood, and other • Performing arts classes offer opportunities for children materials using various techniques. Learn proper ways to use and their adults to participate together in an explora- tools safely and increase dexterity while having fun. For safety, tion of movement, song, and creative drama in a safe, closed toed shoes and long pants are required. joyful, and welcoming environment. • Visual arts classes provide instruction in the use of art Clay Creations materials and techniques and encourage each child’s Ages: 2-8 individual style of visual expression. We recommend Can you construct a world with your fingers? Create shapes both adult and child wear grubbies as these classes can from nature or your imagination while exploring handbuild- be messy. All materials are included. Clean-up is part of ing and sculpting. Exchange ideas and inspiration from artists all MAC youth visual arts classes. around you while giving form to your dreams. Add color to your creations and see how the kiln works its magic.

PERFORMING ARTS—DANCE Movement & Me MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER Ages: 2-4 Join your child to leap like gazelles and spin like tops while developing music appreciation, rhythm, coordination, and strength through introductory dance steps and movement. Build listening and socialization skills while discovering how fun dancing can be. Move to the beat! Dance Around the World Ages: 3-5 Celebrate dance! Explore simple movements from various cultures around the world while developing good technique, improved coordination and teamwork. Make new friends while discovering cultural customs and costumes that bring excite- ment to a variety of dances. Experience our world through dance! FAMILY CLAY PERFORMING ARTS—MUSIC Early registration encouraged. Not for solo participants. Music and Movement for Children Does not include access to the potter’s wheel. Register Ages: 2-4 BOTH the child and adult. Includes glazes, firings and Together, experience the magic of music through activities three pounds of clay. Note: You may sign up for a single such as songs, finger plays, movement, and the introduction of class only; however, it is necessary to sign up for a sec- instruments. Promote bonding while stimulating creativity and ond class in order to have your work fired and glazed. (It self-expression. Melodies and tunes galore! takes approximately one to two weeks for your piece to dry and be fired before it is ready to glaze.) VISUAL ARTS Art Adventures Family Clay Ages: 1½-5 Ages: 2 & Up Fascinated by shiny, sticky and gooey stuff? The joy of creative Come as a family and create shapes from nature or your imag- thinking and self-expression are brought to life using materials ination while exploring handbuilding and sculpting. Exchange such as paint, clay, naturals, glitter, glue, found objects, and ideas and inspiration from other artists while giving form to more. Together construct art pieces that develop fine motor your dreams. Add color to your creations and see how the kiln skills and enhance creative development. works its magic! Not for solo participants. Does not include access to the potter's wheel. Register BOTH the child and adult. 35 YOUTH AND TEENS―PERFORMING ARTS

# of Activity Class Title Age Day Time Date Cost Instructor Code Classes 1112637 Ballet-Pre Ballet I 3½-5 M 3:15-4:00pm 9/30-12/2 $87 9 Dawn 1112638 Ballet-Pre Ballet II 5-6 M 4:15-5:00pm 9/30-12/2 $87 9 Dawn 1112640 Ballet I 6-12 Tu 4:00-4:55pm 10/1-12/3 $120 10 Banks 1112641 Ballet II 7-14 Tu 5:00-5:55pm 10/1-12/3 $120 10 Banks P 1112642 Ballet III Technique 10-14 Tu 6:00-7:15pm 10/1-12/3 $144 10 Banks P 1112643 Ballet Pre-Pointe/Pointe 10-14 Tu 7:30-8:15pm 10/1-12/3 $96 10 Banks P 1112668 Dance Around the World 4-6 W 1:10-1:55pm 10/2-12/4 $96 10 Darby D J 1114256 Hip Hop 7-9 W 3:30-4:30pm 10/2-12/4 $120 10 Schnitter 1114257 Hip Hop 10-13 W 4:40-5:40pm 10/2-12/4 $120 10 Schnitter 10/6-12/8 1112650 Hip Hop 7-9 Su 1:00-2:00pm $108 9 Schnitter no 12/1 10/6-12/8 1112649 Hip Hop 10-13 Su 2:15-3:15pm $108 9 Schnitter no 12/1 1112656 Tap Dance-Tiny Tappers 3-5 Th 2:30-3:10pm 10/3-12/5 $87 9 Roche 1112660 Tap Dance I for Kids 5-7 Th 3:30-4:10pm 10/3-12/5 $87 9 Roche 1112661 Tap Dance I/II for Kids 8-12 Th 4:15-4:55pm 10/3-12/5 $87 9 Roche 1112646 Dance Creatively 3-5 Th 10:30-11:15am 10/3-12/5 $87 9 Darby D J 9/30-12/2 1114149 Group Guitar-Youth Beginning 8-13 M 4:00-4:45pm $60 8 Cheesman no 11/25 Group Guitar-Youth 9/30-12/2 1114150 8-13 M 5:00-5:45pm $60 8 Cheesman Continuing no 11/25 Ukulele Strummers-Youth 10/2-12/4 1114157 7-11 W 4:00-4:45pm $68 9 Cheesman Beginning no 11/27 Ukulele Strummers-Youth 10/2-12/4 1114158 7-11 W 5:00-5:45pm $68 9 Cheesman P Continuing no 11/27 1114166 Multnomah Youth Chorus 8-14 W 5:00-6:00pm 10/2-12/4 $70 10 TBA 1114592 Let's Put on a Show 9-12 M 4:30-5:30pm 9/30-12/2 $90 9 TBA Studio Theatre: Dr. Who & 9:30am- Panttaja, MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ARTS MULTNOMAH 1114247 10-18 Sa + 9/14-12/8 $390 15 T the Werewolves of London 12:30pm Scarrott 1114585 Action Adventure Theatre 4-7 Sa 10:30-11:15am 10/5-11/2 $38 5 Osborn 1114586 Action Adventure Theatre 4-7 Sa 10:30-11:15am 11/9-12/7 $38 5 Osborn 1114591 Serious Comedy 8-11 Sa 11:30-12:45pm 10/5-12/7 $125 10 Osborn COLOR KEY CODE KEY O: Materials list available online

A: Adults welcome to register with child P: Prerequisites apply Dance C: Adult participation required; register child only R: Reduced fee from discounts available

Music D: Drop-in available S: Studio time available for purchase J: Join class any time T: Additional time commitments required Theatre M: Materials/studio fees included are non-refundable X: Extra fees may be required

36 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org YOUTH AND TEENS―PERFORMING ARTS―DANCE Ballet Pre-Pointe / Pointe Ages: 10-14 Dancers are introduced to new material such as pirouettes, the waltz step, tombé pas de bourée, tour jeté, and grand jeté. En- rollment by instructor permission only. Must be concurrently enrolled in ballet III on Tuesdays. These classes are offered through the school year and are meant to be cumulative. Dance Around the World Ages: 4-6 Celebrate dance! Explore simple movements from various cultures around the world while developing good technique, improved coordination and teamwork. Make new friends while discovering cultural customs and costumes that bring excite- ment to a variety of dances. Experience our world through Ballet—Pre Ballet I dance! Ages: 3½-5 First position, second position, now you're on your way Hip Hop through basic training in a classical dance form. Emphasis Ages: 7-9 | 10-13 on fun, coordination, rhythm, music, and mime using props, Get your dance on! Build endurance, flexibility, strength, and rhymes, and stories. balance. Have fun breaking a sweat while learning the ener- MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER Ballet—Pre Ballet II getic style of hip hop dance. Focus on rhythm, musicality, basic Ages: 5-6 footwork, modern choreography, smooth moves, and more. Basic ballet skills, terminology, rhythm, and coordination are Tap Dance—Tiny Tappers taught, practiced, and developed through creative movement, Ages: 3-5 music, and use of props in a supportive and encouraging envi- Get a great start on an exciting and lively American dance form ronment. through tap, marching, and rhythm exercises while increasing Ballet I balance and coordination. Ages: 6-12 Tap Dance I for Kids Transition from the creative movement aspect of Pre-Ballet to Ages: 5-7 a more formal ballet class in which the fundamentals of ballet Discover an exciting and lively American dance art experience. and barre work are introduced. Focus on posture, muscle Steps and movement develop a sense of rhythm and body strength, coordination, and musicality in a supportive and coordination, improve balance, and increase strength and encouraging environment. One year Pre-Ballet experience flexibility! recommended but not required. Tap Dance I / II for Kids Ballet II Ages: 8-12 Ages: 7-14 Discover an exciting and lively American dance art experience. This is formal ballet class where students further develop the Steps and movement develop a sense of rhythm and body fundamentals of ballet technique including barre and cen- coordination, improve balance, and increase strength and ter floor work. Focus in on posture, stretching for flexibility, flexibility! This is an all levels class. muscle strength, coordination, musicality, and self-discipline in a supportive and encouraging environment. One year expe- Dance Creatively Ages: 3-5 rience or permission of the teacher required. These classes Experience the joy of dance and music as they are intertwined are offered through the school year and are meant to be into exciting movement just for young imaginations. Dance cumulative. inspires creative thinking and motion while dancers gain flex- Ballet III Technique ibility, strength, rhythm, and balance to sustain them as they Ages: 10-14 learn and grow. This is a formal ballet class where students participate in stretching, barre work, and center floor work. Students will further develop posture, muscle strength, coordination, musicality, and self-discipline in a supportive and encouraging environment. One to two years ballet experience required. These classes are offered through the school year and are meant to be cumulative.

Multnomah Arts Center | multnomahartscenter.org | 503-823-2787 37 YOUTH AND TEENS―PERFORMING ARTS―MUSIC Group Guitar NEW! Multnomah Youth Chorus Youth Beginning | Youth Continuing Ages: 8-14 Ages: 8-13 Just try to catch your breath in this high-energy group for Develop the basic techniques of classical, folk, and popular young voices! Develop singing techniques, note reading skills, styles, including chording, song accompaniment, and note and accuracy of pitch and rhythm while making lasting friend- reading. Enhance musicality and listening through the experi- ships. ence of positive learning in a small group setting. Ukulele Strummers Youth Beginning | Youth Continuing Ages: 7-11 This happy little stringed instrument is very user-friendly, al- lowing you to sing and play songs with chords and strumming techniques. The uke gives more 'smileage' per string, even for beginners. Experience positive learning in a small group setting.

YOUTH AND TEENS―PERFORMING ARTS―THEATRE Let's Put on a Show Action Adventure Theatre Ages: 9-12 Age: 4-7 Get comfortable onstage and gain confidence as you collab- Exploration and navigation of points unknown: secret codes, orate with other young artists to create an ensemble perfor- scavenger hunts, spy evasion, clue detection. Maxwell Smart mance for the last day of class! Ignite imagination and become meets Indiana Jones. Have a great time imagining and acting familiar with essential performing skills through theatre out the stories we create each week. A very physical class with games, improvisations, movement, storytelling , and vocal lots of creative thinking, problem solving, and excitement. exercises. All levels. Serious Comedy Studio Theatre: Dr. Who & the Ages: 8-11 Werewolves of London For students who have had some theatre experience and are MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ARTS MULTNOMAH Age: 10-18 comfortable on stage. This class will focus on comedic ele- The Doctor and his companions find themselves in Victorian ments of theatre with an emphasis on character work, vocal London investigating reports of the mythical creature known technique, and physical humor. Silly magic tricks, clowning, as the werewolf. The TARDIS materializes in the heart of jolly and age-appropriate Monty Python and SNL explored, in addi- old England just in time for tea, crumpets, and mayhem! Is tion to students developing their own material. There will be a there any truth to the legend? Or, is it the forces of chaos and performance for family and friends on the last day of class. order embattled in a cosmic game of chess, with earth as the prize? Student attendance is required at all rehearsals and performances. FALL 2019 Additional evening rehearsals: Tuesdays, 10/29, 11/5, and 12/3 | 6:30-8:30pm Thursday, 12/5 | 6:30-8:30pm Performances: Friday, 12/6 and Saturday, 12/7 | 7:00pm Sunday, 12/8 | 2:30pm

38 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS FOR YOUTH, TEENS, AND ADULTS

Private music lessons are a great way to build discipline and take your playing to the next level. Our music faculty is comprised of professional teaching artists who are dedicated to music education in a community setting. Lessons are ongoing throughout the school year and cost $28 per half-hour lesson. SCHOOL YEAR 2019–20 LESSON REGISTRATION The school year may have started, but it’s never too late to start music lessons. School year lessons run through early June. 1. Tell us about your availability, interest, and preferences by submitting the MAC private lesson application form, available on our website at multnomahartscenter.org, at the MAC front office, or on page 79 of this guide. Email to [email protected]. We will be in touch:

• If we cannot accommodate your request, we will call or email to MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER confirm your availability and place your request on the wait list. • If we have a match with a time and an instructor, we’ll call or email to confirm. 2. Complete your registration and make initial payment. Once tuition is paid, the student is officially registered! Need-based scholarships and payment plan options available. 2018–19 SCHOOL YEAR AND SUMMER 2019 RETURNING STUDENTS: For priority registration, please submit the Music Lesson Application form no later than September 4. New Students: Submit application beginning August 20. New Students’ Lesson Time Confirmations: September 9–27 Completed forms will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis, with priority given to returning students. See our website for more information.

Private lesson application and instructions can be found on pages 79–80. MAC instructor biographies can be found at multnomahartscenter.org.

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# of Activity Class Title Age Day Time Date Cost Instructor Classes 1112669 Drawing Studio 4-7 M 3:30-4:30pm 9/30-10/28 $76 5 Singh 1112670 Drawing Studio 4-7 M 3:30-4:30pm 11/4-12/2 $61 4 Singh 1114262 Drawing Studio 4-7 Th 3:30-4:30pm 10/3-10/24 $61 4 Parks 1114263 Drawing Studio 4-7 Th 3:30-4:30pm 11/7-12/5 $61 4 Parks 1112671 Drawing Techniques 8-13 M 4:45-6:15pm 9/30-10/28 $105 5 Singh 1112672 Drawing Techniques 8-13 M 4:45-6:15pm 11/4-12/2 $84 4 Singh 1114268 Drawing Techniques 8-13 Th 4:45-5:45pm 10/3-10/24 $61 4 Parks 1114270 Drawing Techniques 8-13 Th 4:45-5:45pm 11/7-12/5 $61 4 Parks The History of Fashion: Design and 1114212 9-14 Tu 4:00-5:30pm 10/1-10/29 $105 5 Kibel Piatek Drawing The History of Fashion: Design and 1114216 9-14 Tu 4:00-5:30pm 11/5-12/3 $105 5 Kibel Piatek Drawing

1114217 Young Artists- Drawing & Painting 6-8 W 3:45-4:45pm 10/2-10/30 $76 5 Kibel Piatek

1114218 Young Artists- Drawing & Painting 6-8 W 3:45-4:45pm 11/6-12/4 $76 5 Kibel Piatek 1114219 Young Artists- Drawing & Painting 8-13 W 5:00-6:30pm 10/2-10/30 $105 5 Kibel Piatek 1114220 Young Artists- Drawing & Painting 8-13 W 5:00-6:30pm 11/6-12/4 $105 5 Kibel Piatek 1112713 Young Artists-Drawing & Painting 4-7 Sa 10:00-11:00am 10/5-11/2 $76 5 Singh 1112714 Young Artists-Drawing & Painting 4-7 Sa 10:00-11:00am 11/9-12/7 $76 5 Singh 11:30am- 1112711 Young Artists-Drawing & Painting 8-13 Sa 10/5-11/2 $105 5 Singh 1:00pm 11:30am- 1112712 Young Artists-Drawing & Painting 8-13 Sa 11/9-12/7 $105 5 Singh 1:00pm 1112695 Painting & Drawing 4-7 F 3:45-4:45pm 10/4-11/1 $76 5 Parks 11/8-12/6 1112697 Painting & Drawing 4-7 F 3:45-4:45pm $61 4 Parks MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ARTS MULTNOMAH no 11/29 1112694 Painting & Drawing 8-13 F 5:00-6:00pm 10/4-11/1 $76 5 Parks 11/8-12/6 1112696 Painting & Drawing 8-13 F 5:00-6:00pm $61 4 Parks no 11/29 1114711 Storytime Art Adventures 4-6 M 10:00-11:30am 9/30-10/28 $105 5 Parks 1114712 Storytime Art Adventures 4-6 M 10:00-11:30am 11/4-12/2 $84 4 Parks Art as Experience-Drawing, Painting & 1112611 8-13 Sa 2:00-3:30pm 10/5-11/2 $105 5 Singh Mixed Media Art as Experience-Drawing, Painting & 1112612 8-13 Sa 2:00-3:30pm 11/9-12/7 $105 5 Singh Mixed Media 1112602 Animation-Stop Motion 8-13 Su 1:00-4:00pm 10/20 $65 1 Callanan 1114709 Animation-Stop Motion 8-13 Su 1:00-4:00pm 11/17 $65 1 Callanan

COLOR KEY

Drawing and Painting

Mixed Media

40 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org Most materials are included in youth art classes. Unless otherwise stated, parents and guardians are not to attend class but should stay in the building until their child is comfortable. Please have children dress for a mess and be ready for a good time!

YOUTH AND TEENS―VISUAL ARTS―DRAWING AND PAINTING Drawing Studio The History of Fashion: Design and Drawing Ages: 4-7 Ages: 9-14 Develop a strong understanding of the use of line shape, color, Where and how does a fashion designer get their ideas? We composition, and perspective to draw both the realistic and will look at clothes across time and cultures to inspire our imaginary. Explore a variety of media, such as pencil, pen, own designs, learn how fashion designers express their ideas, markers, crayons, and pastels. Learn to talk about and appreci- and explore the connections between historical events and ate your own unique artworks. clothing over the course of history. Through a variety of art explorations, students will try their hands at fashion sketching, Drawing Techniques Ages: 8-13 clothing and fabric design. Working from lots of resources, we Focus on personal expression using a variety of media such as will explore sources of inspiration (from history and from to- pencil, charcoal, and pastel. Practice drawing exercises that day's influences), and the importance of design elements such encourage exploration, expression, and creativity. Gain an as color, line and composition in visual presentations. understanding of line and space while having fun. Learn to talk Young Artists—Drawing & Painting MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER about and appreciate your own unique artworks. Ages: 4-7 | 6-8 | 8-13 Action! Brushstrokes! Beautiful lines, gorgeous colors, wild shapes, and interesting composition! You will learn about all of these as we experiment with paint and pastels, and try out techniques such as painting, drawing and printing. Create amazing faces, places, flowers, fish, abstractions, and more. Painting & Drawing Ages: 4-7 | 8-13 Discover techniques that pique your curiosity and creativity while developing drawing and painting skills. Use different media - pencil, ink, pastels, and paint. Explore dimension and depth while producing unique and pleasing compositions. Experience the art of seeing!

YOUTH AND TEENS―VISUAL ARTS―MIXED MEDIA Art as Experience—Drawing, Painting & Mixed Animation—Stop Motion Media Ages: 8-13 Ages: 8-13 Introduce yourself to the world of 3D time-based cartoon- Create works of art in a variety of media using the design ele- ing! Discover simple techniques and methods to make your ments of line, shape, color, and texture, and form. Draw, paint, own cartoon characters move. Explore fundamentals and print, and sculpt 2-D and 3-D compositions. Develop creativity techniques of animation, storytelling, and character design in working with fantasy, feeling, technique and ideas using tools paper and clay. This is an opportunity for artists of all abilities. as well as experimental materials. Beginners and experienced artists welcome! Students will have digital access to their completed work. Storytime Art Adventures Ages: 4-6 Have fun with visual arts experiences inspired by your favorite stories! Wild Things, Hungry Caterpillars, 3 Bears and more! Bring tales to life while exploring various materials to create playful "masterpieces" based on children's literature. Let your imagination soar!

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# of Activity Class Title Age Day Time Date Cost Instructor Code Classes Photography-Digital Gersbach- 1112705 12-17 M 5:00-6:30pm 9/30-10/28 $105 5 Photography King Photography-Basic Black & Gersbach- 1112703 12-17 F 5:00-6:30pm 10/4-11/8 $153 6 A X White Darkroom King Woodworking 1112707 5-7 W 3:30-4:30pm 11/6-12/4 $90 5 Dignan M (Project: Wood Clock) Woodworking 1112709 8-14 W 4:45-6:15pm 11/6-12/4 $115 5 Dignan M (Project: Wood Clock) 10/2-12/11 1112693 Metalsmithing I 10-15 W 4:30-6:00pm $155 10 Iijima M no 11/27

COLOR KEY CODE KEY O: Materials list available online

A: Adults welcome to register with child P: Prerequisites apply

Photography C: Adult participation required; register child only R: Reduced fee from discounts available

D: Drop-in available S: Studio time available for purchase

J: Join class any time T: Additional time commitments required Woodworking and Metal Arts M: Materials/studio fees included are non-refundable X: Extra fees may be required

YOUTH AND TEENS―VISUAL ARTS―PHOTOGRAPHY Basic Black & White Darkroom Digital Photography

MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ARTS MULTNOMAH Ages: 12-17 Ages: 12-17 Train your eye to create pictures in a new way! Learn how to Start getting better acquainted with your favorite digital cam- thoughtfully compose images and produce mood by combin- era. Learn a few basic photography techniques, how to best to ing some basic artistic principles, light and camera knowledge. handle different lighting situations and to creatively enhance Gain hands-on experience in the black and white darkroom your photos beyond just 'one button' filters. Mobile devices, by developing your own film as well as enlarging and cropping tablet, DLSR, mirrorless and point and shoot welcome. A digital your own photographs. Bring a working 35mm film camera. device that takes pictures and a digital device that can run No digital please. We have a few cameras for rent, on a first photography software and/or apps and a way to connect the come, first serve basis, for an $8 fee per term. Cameras must two are required. be returned on the last day of class. Inquire with the Youth Art Coordinator. First roll of film and lab chemistry provided. Please expect to purchase additional film and photographic paper. Adults are welcome to register with their child.

42 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org Most materials are included in youth art classes. Unless otherwise stated, parents and guardians are not to attend class but should stay in the building until their child is comfortable. Please have children dress for a mess and be ready for a good time!

YOUTH AND TEENS―VISUAL ARTS―WOODWORKING AND METAL ARTS Metalsmithing I Ages: 10-15 Work from your own design to create a finished art object or wearable piece of jewelry. Learn to saw, solder, and polish your piece. Emphasis will be on design development and basic metalworking skills. Returning students may work on more advanced projects with instructor approval. Price MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER includes a $30 materials and studio fee which is non-refund- able after class begins.

Woodworking Ages: 5-7 | 8-14 • Project: Wood Clock Build fun and useful works of art. Learn age appropriate carpen- try skills such as measuring, sawing, drilling, fastening, sanding, shaping, assembly, painting and staining. Improve hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills while gaining confidence in construction and tool safety. Beginners and experienced wood- workers welcome. For safety, closed toed shoes and long pants are required. Price includes a $25 materials fee which is non-re- fundable after class begins.

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# of Activity Class Title Age Day Time Date Cost Instructor Code Classes 1112624 Clay-Wheel Throwing 8-13 M 4:45-6:15pm 9/30-10/28 $105 5 Demirdag A 1114142 Clay-Wheel Throwing 8-13 M 4:45-6:15pm 11/4-12/2 $84 4 Demirdag A 1112626 Clay-Wheel Throwing 8-13 Tu 4:45-6:15pm 10/1-10/29 $105 5 Johnson 1112628 Clay-Wheel Throwing 8-13 Tu 4:45-6:15pm 11/5-12/3 $105 5 Johnson 1112627 Clay-Wheel Throwing 8-13 F 4:00-5:30pm 10/4-11/1 $105 5 DeBenedetti A 11/8-12/6 1112629 Clay-Wheel Throwing 8-13 F 4:00-5:30pm $84 4 DeBenedetti A no 11/29 1112630 Clay Creations 2-8 M 3:30-4:30pm 9/30-10/28 $83 5 Demirdag C 1112633 Clay Creations 2-8 M 3:30-4:30pm 11/4-12/2 $66 4 Demirdag C 1112631 Clay Creations 2-8 W 3:15-4:15pm 10/2-10/30 $83 5 DeBenedetti C 1112632 Clay Creations 2-8 W 3:15-4:15pm 11/6-12/4 $83 5 DeBenedetti C 1112621 Clay 4-7 Tu 3:30-4:30pm 10/1-10/29 $83 5 Johnson 1112622 Clay 4-7 Tu 3:30-4:30pm 11/5-12/3 $83 5 Johnson Clay-Developing Hand & 1114122 8-13 W 4:30-6:00pm 10/2-10/30 $105 5 DeBenedetti Wheel Clay-Developing Hand & 1114123 8-13 W 4:30-6:00pm 11/6-12/4 $105 5 DeBenedetti Wheel Clay-Intermediate Developing 1112623 11-17 Th 4:30-6:00pm 10/3-12/5 $189 9 McKinney P Hand & Wheel 1112678 Family Clay Friday 2 & Up F 6:00-8:30pm 11/8 $16 1 DeBenedetti 1112679 Family Clay Friday 2 & Up F 6:00-8:30pm 11/15 $16 1 DeBenedetti 1112680 Family Clay Friday 2 & Up F 6:00-8:30pm 11/22 $16 1 DeBenedetti 1112682 Family Clay Friday-Glaze Only! 2 & Up F 6:00-8:30pm 12/6 $10 1 DeBenedetti 1112683 Family Clay Sunday 2 & Up Su 1:30-4:00pm 10/6 $16 1 Johnson 1112684 Family Clay Sunday 2 & Up Su 1:30-4:00pm 10/13 $16 1 Johnson 1112685 Family Clay Sunday 2 & Up Su 1:30-4:00pm 10/20 $16 1 Johnson

MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ARTS MULTNOMAH 1112686 Family Clay Sunday 2 & Up Su 1:30-4:00pm 10/27 $16 1 Johnson 1112687 Family Clay Sunday 2 & Up Su 1:30-4:00pm 11/3 $16 1 Johnson 1112691 Family Clay Sunday 2 & Up Su 1:30-4:00pm 11/10 $16 1 Johnson 1112688 Family Clay Sunday 2 & Up Su 1:30-4:00pm 11/17 $16 1 Johnson 1112690 Family Clay Sunday 2 & Up Su 1:30-4:00pm 11/24 $16 1 Johnson Family Clay Sunday-Glaze 1112692 2 & Up Su 1:30-4:00pm 12/8 $10 1 Johnson Only!

COLOR KEY CODE KEY O: Materials list available online

A: Adults welcome to register with child P: Prerequisites apply

Ceramics C: Adult participation required; register child only R: Reduced fee from discounts available

D: Drop-in available S: Studio time available for purchase

J: Join class any time T: Additional time commitments required

M: Materials/studio fees included are non-refundable X: Extra fees may be required

44 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org Most materials are included in youth art classes. Unless otherwise stated, parents and guardians are not to attend class but should stay in the building until their child is comfortable. Please have children dress for a mess and be ready for a good time!

YOUTH AND TEENS―VISUAL ARTS―CERAMICS Clay Ages: 4-7 Invent, discover, and create with clay. Stimulate your mind and get your fingers working with construction techniques like coiling and pinching. Finish your art work with glaze and see how the kiln works its magic. Clay―Developing Hand & Wheel Ages: 8-13 If you want to try it all and don't mind getting your hands dirty, this is the class. Increase patience and coordination. Gain a sense of accomplishment using basic hand-building and wheel-throwing techniques and tools. Add color to your creations with glaze and see how the kiln works its magic. NEW! Clay—Intermediate Developing Hand &

Wheel MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER Ages: 11-17 Experience a wide variety of clay forming processes in this “tween and teen” class that includes wheel throwing, hand- building and sculpture. Learn to throw on the potters wheel, handbuild using coils and slabs, and sculpt animals, figures and more. Carving, stamping, printing and working with colored slips, clays and glazes will also be covered. Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of wheel throwing and studio equipment is CERAMICS CLASSES required. Clay students/guardians please read the “Youth Clay Studio Policy” available on our website. Clay work must FAMILY CLAY be picked up during your class time or during open clay Early registration encouraged. Not for solo participants. studio times only. Please allow ten days from the last Does not include access to the potter’s wheel. Register class to pick up your child’s work. This allows for firing BOTH the child and adult. Includes glazes, firings and time. Three weeks after the final class of the term, the three pounds of clay. Note: You may sign up for a single work will be recycled due to limited storage space. class only; however, it is necessary to sign up for a sec- ond class in order to have your work fired and glazed. (It Clay―Wheel Throwing takes approximately one to two weeks for your piece to Ages: 8-13 dry and be fired before it is ready to glaze.) Explore the potter's wheel. Develop throwing skills, learning to use your hands and tools to shape form. Increase patience and coordination. Gain a sense of accomplishment using basic Family Clay techniques. Add color to your creations with glaze and see Ages: 2 & Up how the kiln works its magic. Adults are welcome to register Come as a family and create shapes from nature or your imag- with child—Monday and Friday classes only. ination while exploring handbuilding and sculpting. Exchange ideas and inspiration from other artists while giving form to Clay Creations your dreams. Add color to your creations and see how the kiln Ages: 2-8 works its magic! Not for solo participants. Does not include Can you construct a world with your fingers? Create shapes access to the potter's wheel. Register BOTH the child and from nature or your imagination while exploring handbuild- adult. ing and sculpting. Exchange ideas and inspiration from artists around you while giving form to your dreams. Add color to your creations and see how the kiln works its magic. Adult attendance is required. Register the child only. Multnomah Arts Center | multnomahartscenter.org | 503-823-2787 45 ADULTS AND TEENS―PERFORMING ARTS―DANCE

# of Activity Class Title Age Day Time Date Cost Instructor Code Classes 1112636 Ballet-Intermediate 13 & Up M 7:15-8:45pm 9/30-12/2 $144 9 Banks D J P 1112645 Country Line Basics 13 & Up Tu 10:00-11:00am 10/1-12/3 $120 10 Roche D J Tap Dance for Seniors- 9/25-12/4 1112658 60 & Up W 3:30-4:30pm $120 10 Tibbles D J Beginner no 11/27 9/25-12/4 1112663 Tap Dance II 13 & Up W 6:00-7:00pm $120 10 Tibbles P DJ no 11/27 9/25-12/4 1112664 Tap Dance III 13 & Up W 7:00-8:30pm $168 10 Tibbles D J P no class 11/27 1112639 Ballet Fundamentals 13 & Up W 7:10-8:10pm 10/2-12/4 $120 10 Gudaitis D J Modern and 1112652 13 & Up W 8:15-9:15pm 10/2-12/4 $120 10 Gudaitis D J Contemporary 1112666 Tap-Absolute Beginner 13 & Up Th 10:30-11:30am 9/19-12/12 $144 12 Ceswick D J Tap Dance for Seniors- 1112657 60 & Up Th 5:00-6:00pm 9/26-12/5 $120 10 Tibbles D J P Advanced Beginner 1112635 Ballet-Beginning 13 & Up Th 5:30-6:30pm 10/3-12/5 $108 9 Gudaitis D J 1112659 Tap Dance I 13 & Up Th 6:00-7:00pm 9/26-12/5 $120 10 Tibbles D J 1112634 Ballet-Advanced 13 & Up Th 6:45-8:15pm 10/3-12/5 $144 9 Gudaitis D J P 1112665 Tap Dance IV 13 & Up Th 7:00-8:30pm 9/26-12/5 $168 10 Tibbles P D J 1112667 Tap Dance-Adv Beginner 13 & Up Th 9:30-10:30am 9/19-12/12 $144 12 Ceswick D J P 10/6-12/8 1112651 Hip Hop 13 & Up Su 3:30-4:30pm $108 9 Schnitter D J no class 12/1 CODE KEY D: Drop-in available O: Materials list available online S: Studio time available for purchase J: Join class any time P: Prerequisites apply T: Additional time commitments required M: Materials/studio fees included are non- R: Reduced fee from discounts available X: Extra fees may be required refundable MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ARTS MULTNOMAH Ballet Fundamentals Ballet—Intermediate Ages: 13 & Up Ages: 13 & Up Discover your inner grace by immersing yourself in this clas- This is an Intermediate Ballet class, for students returning to sical form. For those with no prior ballet experience, or those ballet. Focused training in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. seeking a focus on basic fundamentals and introduction to Discover your inner grace by immersing yourself in this classic terminology and technique. form. Learn or review ballet basics and work on flexibility, strength, and alignment. Build or rebuild a solid foundation Ballet—Beginning Ages: 13 & Up of technique, placement, and terminology as you incorporate This is a beginning level ballet class: A classically structured barre, center practice, adage, and allegro. ballet class for motivated beginners. Focused training in a Ballet—Advanced relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Discover your inner grace by Ages: 13 & Up immersing yourself in this classic form. Learn or review ballet A full, challenging barre followed by choreographed center basics and work on flexibility, strength, and alignment. Build combinations. Work on technique and build strength in a or rebuild a solid foundation of technique, placement, and relaxed environment. Performance skills will be explored. terminology as you incorporate barre, center practice, adage, Incorporate barre, center practice, adage, and allegro, while and allegro. toning muscle and developing agility and poise.

46 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org ADULTS AND TEENS―PERFORMING ARTS―DANCE Country Line Basics Tap Dance Ages: 13 & Up Advanced Beginner | Tap I | Tap II | Tap III | Tap IV Discover beginning steps that facilitate easy learning and gain Ages: 13 & Up the confidence to enjoy this form of movement almost im- Increase agility, grace, ankle strength, and flexibility with this mediately. Turns, walks, grapevines, step touches, heel struts, exciting and lively American dance art experience. Develop a syncopation, and more are taught with enthusiasm. sense of rhythm and body coordination while having fun. Com- plexity of steps and choreography increases with each level. Hip Hop Ages: 13 & Up Tap Dance for Seniors Get your dance on! Build endurance, flexibility, strength, and Beginner | Advanced Beginner balance. Have fun breaking a sweat while learning the ener- Ages: 60 & Up getic style of hip hop dance. Focus on rhythm, musicality, basic Tap your resources! Steps and movements help develop a footwork, modern choreography, smooth moves, and more. sense of rhythm and body coordination, improve balance, ankle strength, and flexibility. Have fun! Complexity of steps Modern and Contemporary Ages: 13 & Up and choreography increases with each level. Express yourself! Strive to combine proficiency of movement with the artistry of self-expression as you are introduced to concepts of creative dance. Explore tempos, rhythms and MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER choreography while gaining physical strength, flexibility and stamina. Tap—Absolute Beginner Ages: 13 & Up Always wanted to tap dance? Now's your chance! No experi- ence necessary. Learn basic tap steps, combinations, and danc- es. Increase agility, grace, ankle strength, and flexibility with this exciting and lively American dance art experience. Develop a sense of rhythm and body coordination while having fun. The Instructor has shoes for loan for all new tappers.

ADULT AND TEENS―PERFORMING ARTS―THEATRE

# of Activity Class Title Age Day Time Date Cost Instructor Classes 1114590 Acting Skills for the Real World 16 & Up M 6:30-8:00pm 9/30-12/2 $130 9 Osborn

Acting Skills for the Real World Ages: 16 & Up Anyone can benefit from the skills actors use to help build confidence and strengthen communication skills in everyday life. Through theatre games and short scene work, reveal the natural actor inside you, and strengthen skills you can use at work and school, from giving presentations to working with clients. Stimulate the imagination, spark creativity, learn to have fun and relax while thinking on your feet and navigating new situations; this class will energize, challenge, inspire and surprise you! For those who would like to participate, there will be a presentation on the last day of class.

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# of Activity Class Title Age Day Time Date Cost Instructor Code Classes 1114236 Yoga-Continuing 14 & Up M 9:30-10:45am 9/9-9/23 $38 3 Navin 9/30-12/9 1114235 Yoga-Continuing 14 & Up M 9:30-10:45am $108 9 Navin no 11/25 1114226 Fusion Fitness 14 & Up M W F 5:50-6:50pm 9/9-9/27 $50 9 Navin D 9/30-12/13 1114225 Fusion Fitness 14 & Up M W F 5:50-6:50pm no 11/22, $160 29 Navin D 11/25, 11/29 Currie- 1114234 Tai Chi-Yang Style Part 1 Long Form 13 & Up M 7:00-8:30pm 10/7-12/2 $115 8 Wood 1114622 Yoga-Kundalini Yoga in Chairs 13 & Up Tu 9:30-10:30am 10/1-12/3 $100 10 Melton 1114244 Zumba Gold 13 & Up Tu 11:05-12:05pm 10/1-12/3 $55 10 Kreger 1114239 Yoga-Kundalini 13 & Up Tu 1:00-2:30pm 10/1-12/3 $145 10 Melton 1114227 Nia-Cardio Dance Workout 13 & Up W 9:30-10:30am 10/2-12/4 $55 10 Panehal D Tai Chi-Yang Style Cloud Hands 1114232 13 & Up W 10:00-11:25am 10/2-12/4 $145 10 Holder Portland 2 Corner Form 1114376 Tai Chi & QiGong for Health 14 & Up W 11:30-12:15pm 10/2-12/4 $75 10 Holder 1114245 Zumba Gold 13 & Up Th 9:30-10:30am 10/3-12/5 $50 9 Kreger 1114242 Yoga-Mixed Levels 14 & Up Th 9:30-10:45am 9/12-9/26 $38 3 Navin 10/3-12/12 1114240 Yoga-Mixed Levels 14 & Up Th 9:30-10:45am $108 9 Navin no 11/21 10/4-12/6 1114228 Nia-Cardio Dance Workout 13 & Up F 9:00-9:55am $50 9 McCall D no 11/29 10/4-12/6 1114233 Tai Chi-Yang Style Short Form 13 & Up F 10:00-11:30am $130 9 Coyle no 11/29 10/4-12/6 1114229 Pilates for Artists and Musicians 14 & Up F 10:05-11:05am $90 9 McCall D no 11/29 Qigong-Hui Gong Qigong for the 1114230 14 & Up Sa 9:00-10:15am 10/12-11/30 $100 8 Owens Heart 10/5-12/14 1114237 Yoga-Intermediate 14 & Up Sa 9:00-10:15am $108 9 Navin no 10/26, 11/23 10/5-12/14 1114241 Yoga-Mixed Levels 14 & Up Sa 10:30-11:45am $108 9 Navin no 10/26, 11/23 CODE KEY D: Drop-in available O: Materials list available online S: Studio time available for purchase J: Join class any time P: Prerequisites apply T: Additional time commitments required

M: Materials/studio fees included are non-refundable R: Reduced fee from discounts available X: Extra fees may be required

YOGA Yoga―Continuing Ages: 14 & Up For those with at least 6 months of prior experience. Build on your Relax mind and body while improving strength, stamina and flexibil- foundation of yoga with alignment-focused flowing asana, some lon- ity. Relieve the stresses of daily life with these revitalizing tech- ger holds, and guided breath practices. This class will include discus- niques. This centuries-old practice of exercise increases your focus sion of applying yoga principles to life off the mat. and sense of well-being. Yoga―Intermediate Yoga―Mixed Levels Ages: 14 & Up Suitable for beginners or those who want a simpler practice of asana For those with at least one year of consistent practice. Refine your (yoga postures), breath, and relaxation. Returning to the basics is alignment and continue to develop strength, balance and integration. good for all yoga practitioners! This class will include foundations of Settle into more subtle awareness of the interrelationships of body, yoga philosophy. breath, mind, and the world around us. 48 ADULTS AND TEENS―CREATIVE FITNESS Pilates for Artists and Musicians CREATIVE FITNESS CLASSES Ages: 14 & Up Creative Fitness classes offer practices which support These non-impact exercises work the deep abdominal muscles balance, ease and confidence in a creative body. We to help achieve efficient and graceful movement, strengthen offer classes to help you relax, strengthen, and find and stretch the body, and improve posture and alignment to harmony in the physical sense to better access your support your creative practices and experience a lowered risk inner creativity. of injury. *Drop-in Fitness Classes: Sign up for the full term (best Qigong—Hui Gong for the Heart deal) or purchase tickets at the MAC front office. Tickets Ages: 14 & Up are $7 each or 10 for $65. Qi means breath in Chinese and gong means applied to a discipline. Qigong is then translated to mean 'breath work' or the art of managing breathing to achieve and maintain good Zumba Gold* health. Regular practice can reduce stress, establish balance Ages: 13 & Up and generate a sense of peace. Hui Gong I is a healing Qigong Enjoy modified moves and pacing with the same elements form practiced in a standing position as a moving meditation Zumba is known for: zesty Latin music, like salsa, merengue, routine. This practice dates back thousands of years and is cumbia and reggaeton. Exhilarating easy-to-follow moves with designed to cultivate your inner wisdom by balancing the 5 in- an invigorating atmosphere. It's a dance-fitness class that feels ternal organs. When these are in harmony, focus is improved, friendly and fun. energy is boosted and emotions are soothed. This form helps

Fusion Fitness* to open up the shoulders, increase circulation to the arms and MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER Ages: 14 & Up hands, and encourages strength and flexibility of the lower Join in this expressive dance for cardiovascular fitness in a back. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a cushion or pillow joyful and supportive community environment, followed by to sit on. Some other simple forms of Qigong will also be stretching and relaxation from yoga traditions. Increase your taught. awareness and pleasure in living in a human body. We use a new sequence of music each week from a variety of genres TAI CHI and cultures. Ages: 13 & Up Tai Chi is a graceful exercise and ancient martial art practiced Nia―Cardio Dance Workout* for health and meditation that gently builds strength and flexi- Ages: 13 & Up bility of the body while enhancing balance and mental focus. Have fun and get fit with Nia! Enjoy a focused, playful workout that builds strength, flexibility, and endurance by integrating Tai Chi & QiGong for Health moves from jazz and modern dance, martial arts, and yoga. Use movements from Tai Chi and Qigong to improve balance, Open to all fitness levels. posture, breathing, strength, and flexibility. The combination of these styles will incorporate slow, gentle movements that Kundalini Yoga increase flexibility, balance, and physical/mental endurance; Ages: 13 & Up relieve stress, promote self-awareness, increase stamina and Experience the benefits of Kundalini Yoga, the Yoga of suppleness in joints. All levels welcome. Awareness! Explore the breath and how breathing fully can relax and restore your body and mind. We will move to create Yang Style Short Form strength, stability and health in our bodies. Explore mantra Incorporate slow, gentle movements that increase flexibil- and meditation to center yourself and connect to your inner ity, balance, and lung capacity. Promote stress relief, body teacher to live more fully in daily life. Enjoy a full yogic experi- awareness, suppleness in your spine, and increased stamina. ence that can rejuvenate and restore. Beginners welcome. Kundalini Yoga in Chairs Yang Style Cloud Hands Portland 2 Corner Form Ages: 13 & Up This class incorporates some of our favorite movements from Designed so almost anyone can participate. Gently works mus- parts 1, 2, and 3 of the Cloud Hands Long Form. All levels cles and joints to enhance strength, range of motion, balance welcome. and circulation. Reaches beyond typical exercises as it encour- Yang Style Part 1 Long Form ages quiet reflection, proper breathing and better posture. Ages: 13 & Up Feel relaxed, refreshed and re-energized. Yang Style Part I Long Form: For beginning and continuing students.

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# of Activity Class Title Age Day Time Date Cost Instructor Code Classes Group Guitar-Adults 9/30-12/2 1114146 13 & Up M 6:30-7:25pm $80 8 Cheesman Beginning no 11/25 Group Guitar-Adults 9/30-12/2 1114147 13 & Up M 7:30-8:25pm $80 8 Cheesman P Continuing no 11/25 9/24-11/20 1114152 Multnomah Women's Chorus 16 & Up Tu 7:00-8:30pm $90 9 Israels M P R no 11/5 Music Theory and Sight 1114145 13 & Up W 6:00-6:55pm 10/2-12/4 $100 10 Gudaitis Singing Group guitar-Adults 10/2-12/4 1114865 13 & Up W 6:30-7:25pm $90 9 Cheesman P Continuing no 11/27 1114151 Multnomah Chorus 16 & Up W 7:00-9:00pm 9/18-11/20 $135 10 Woodward M R 10/2-12/4 1114185 Songwriting 14 & Up W 7:30-9:00pm $130 9 Cheesman no 11/27 Ukulele Strummers-Adults 10/4-12/6 1114156 13 & Up F 1:00-1:55pm $90 9 Cheesman P Continuing no 11/29 10/4-12/6 1114144 Beginning Folk Song 13 & Up F 10:30-11:30am $90 9 Cheesman no 11/29 Ukulele Strummers-Adults 10/4-12/6 1114155 13 & Up F 2:00-3:00pm $90 9 Cheesman Beginning no 11/29 CODE KEY D: Drop-in available O: Materials list available online S: Studio time available for purchase J: Join class any time P: Prerequisites apply T: Additional time commitments required M: Materials/studio fees included are non- R: Reduced fee from discounts available X: Extra fees may be required refundable

Beginning Folk Song Music Theory and Sight Singing Ages: 13 & Up Ages: 13 & Up

MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ARTS MULTNOMAH This class is for anyone who can already strum a few basic Would you like to know more about the fundamentals of chords on guitar, uke, mandolin, or banjo, etc. We will learn music? Discover basic principles through the study of sight songs by Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie, the King Singers, Perter singing, harmony, intervals, tonality, chord functions and pro- Paul & Mary, and more. gressions. Learn to analyze and better understand repertoire as you increase your comprehension and performance ability. Songwriting Ages: 16 & Up Group Guitar Songwriters of all levels are welcome to join in a non-competi- Adults Beginning | Adults Continuing tive environment with an emphasis on nurturing creativity and Ages: 13 & Up craft. There will be weekly writing exercises and opportunities Develop the basic techniques of classical, folk, and popular for students to share their work. styles, including chording, song accompaniment, and note reading. Enhance musicality and listening through the experi- Ukulele Strummers ence of positive learning in a small group setting. Adults Beginning | Adults Continuing Ages: 13 & Up This happy little stringed instrument is very user-friendly, al- lowing you to sing and play songs with chords and strumming techniques. The uke gives more 'smileage' per string, even for beginners. Experience positive learning in a small group setting.

50 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org ADULTS AND TEENS―PERFORMING ARTS―MUSIC Multnomah Chorus Multnomah Women's Chorus Ages: 16 & Up Ages: 16 & Up The voice is our most expressive instrument. Release your The voice is our most expressive instrument. Release your emotions by singing and hearing other voices blend in emotions by singing and hearing other voices blend in harmo- harmony with your own. Develop range and musicianship ny with your own in this chorus for women. Develop range and singing great choral music from Renaissance to contemporary musicianship singing great choral music from Renaissance to in a relaxed and supportive environment. Price includes $15 contemporary in this fast-paced class. Fall concert will be held materials fee for professional quality sheet music, which is Wednesday, 11/20 at 7:30pm with the Multnomah Chorus. non-refundable after the first class. Students keep their sheet Class price includes $10 materials fee for sheet music which is music. Fall concert will be Wednesday, 11/20 at 7:30pm with non-refundable after the class begins. Previous choir experi- MAC Women's Chorus. ence or instructor approval required.

ADULT AND TEENS―LITERARY ARTS

# of Activity Class Title Age Day Time Date Cost Instructor Classes 1114536 Poetry Writing 16 & Up M 10:00am-12:30pm 9/30-12/2 $225 9 Luna

1114537 Poetry Writing 16 & Up M 1:00-3:30pm 9/30-12/2 $225 9 Luna MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER 1114539 Writing from Sacred Story 18 & Up Tu 9:30-12:00pm 10/15-11/12 $125 5 Anolik Reading and Writing About 10/4-12/6 1114538 18 & Up F 10:00am-12:30pm $225 9 Colasurdo Portland's Cemeteries no 11/29

Poetry Writing Writing from Sacred Story Ages: 16 & Up Ages: 18 & Up Poetry as a means of expression, exploration, and experience Archetypal stories, folk tales and myths, across time and cul- is available to everyone. Write poetry in response to prompts tures, illuminate our deepest personal and societal truths. Ex- and read a variety of published poems that you can use as plore how the characters, symbols and themes in Sacred Story inspiration. Read and respond to one another's work in this connect to the universal body of "Story" that flows through us supportive setting, paying close attention to revision. all. Use freewriting, collage, readings and discussion to trigger and unlock inspiration for your personal stories, fiction or Reading and Writing About Portland's Cemeteries Ages: 18 & Up poems. Address the inner critic so that you may engage your Cemeteries are not just peaceful and beautiful; they're rich creative process in a safe and encouraging environment. All historical sites. Portland's oldest cemeteries are full of fasci- are welcome. No writing or art experience necessary. nating stories. We will visit some of them to delve into the past as well as our own thoughts about loss, grief, and mortality. CALL TO WRITERS Our goal is to compose some honest writing that is grounded Have your writing featured in Multnomah Arts Center’s in an informed sense of place. There will be at least three field Poetry Post 2020! trips to local cemeteries (transportation and admission fees Guidelines: not included). All genres welcome. Submit up to two typed works of writing (poetry, prose, fiction, non-fiction), no longer than one page each (Word or PDF format) by email to amyjo.mccarville@ portlandoregon.gov. Include a short bio and phone number in your email. Poetry with English translation welcome. Writers of all ages and backgrounds encouraged to submit. Content should be appropriate for all ages. Submissions must be received by 10/1/2019. Writers will be notified of deci- sions by 12/1/2019.

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# of Activity Class Title Age Day Time Date Cost Instructor Code Classes 9:30am- 1112328 Watercolor: All Levels 13 & Up M 9/30-12/2 $254 9 Hinton O P 12:30pm 1112262 Drawing: Fundamentals 13 & Up M 7:00-9:30pm 9/30-12/2 $219 9 Singh O Drawing: Portrait 9:30am- 1112301 13 & Up Tu 10/1-12/3 $306 10 Fernandez O P Drawing Inside & Out 12:30pm Nature Journaling-For 10:00am- 10/1-11/26 1112296 13 & Up Tu $226 8 Siegel O the Joy of It 1:00pm no 11/12 Drawing: Figure-Artistic 1112266 18 & Up Tu 1:30-4:30pm 10/1-12/3 $306 10 Fernandez O P Anatomy 1112327 Watercolor: All Levels 13 & Up Tu 1:30-4:30pm 10/1-12/3 $282 10 Hinton O P 1112298 Painting: Oils & Acrylics 13 & Up Tu 7:00-9:30pm 10/1-12/3 $235 10 Mace O Drawing Using the Right 9:30am- 10/9-12/4 Gallen 1112265 13 & Up W $188 8 O Side of the Brain 12:00pm no 11/27 Lipton 9:30am- 10/2-12/4 1112329 Watercolor-Beginning 13 & Up W $212 9 Fitzpatrick O 12:00pm no 11/27 Watercolor & Mixed 10/2-12/4 1112326 13 & Up W 12:30-3:00pm $212 9 Fitzpatrick O P Media no 11/27 10/9-12/4 Gallen 1112259 Drawing 13 & Up W 1:00-3:30pm $192 8 O no 11/27 Lipton 1112302 Painting Narratives 18 & Up W 6:30-9:30pm 10/2-11/27 $283 9 Singh O 9:30am- 1112263 Drawing-Basic 13 & Up Th 10/3-12/5 $212 9 Shannon O 12:00pm Drawing-Colored Pencil 9:30am- Gallen 1112260 13 & Up Th 10/10-12/5 $226 8 O Expressions 12:30pm Lipton Drawing-Colored Pencil Gallen 1112373 13 & Up Th 1:30-4:30pm 10/10-12/5 $226 8 O Expressions Lipton Painting-Oils & Acrylics- 1112299 13 & Up Th 6:30-9:00pm 10/3-12/5 $212 9 Singh O Painting Studio 9:30am- 1112297 Painting-Acrylics 13 & Up F 10/4-12/6 $224 10 Mace O

MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ARTS MULTNOMAH 12:00pm Figure Drawing in 9:30am- 10/4-12/13 1113567 13 & Up F $254 9 Stene O P Watermedia 12:30pm no 11/1, 11/29 Painting: Landscape F 7:00-9:15pm 1114704 Painting Essentials- 18 & Up 9/27-9/29 $153 3 Fernandez O P Color, Value, & Design Sa Su 9:00am-4:00pm Watercolor-Pen & Ink 1112330 w/Watercolor-A New 13 & Up F Sa 9:30am-3:00pm 11/1-11/2 $109 2 Grainger O Approach Drawing-Open Life 9:30am- 10/5-12/7 1112264 18 & Up Sa $115 9 D J Drawing 12:30pm no 11/30 Painting-Explorations in 10:00am- 1113569 13 & Up Sa Su 10/19-10/20 $113 2 Walker O P Acrylic & Mixed Media 4:00pm Watercolor on Yupo-a 10:00am- 1113568 13 & Up Sa Su 11/23-11/24 $113 2 Stene O P Game Changer 4:00pm CODE KEY S: Studio time available for D: Drop-in available O: Materials list available online purchase T: Additional time commitments J: Join class any time P: Prerequisites apply required M: Materials/studio fees included R: Reduced fee from discounts X: Extra fees may be required are non-refundable available 52 ADULTS AND TEENS―VISUAL ARTS―DRAWING AND PAINTING Drawing: Fundamentals Drawing: Basic Ages: 13 & Up Ages: 13 & Up Learn the fundamentals of drawing. Emphasis will be on train- Develop and refine ing the hand and eye to work together to draw what you see. your visual percep- Contour drawing, gesture, quick sketches, and longer drawings tion skills (“seeing”) will all be explained and practiced. In this class we will place through a series equal importance on technique and exploration. Includes of observational model fee for two sessions (clothed model.) All skill levels are drawings in pencil, welcome. Get materials list online. charcoal and ink. The basic principles of Drawing: Portrait Drawing Inside & Out Ages: 13 & Up drawing are covered Learn the essentials of portrait drawing with an emphasis on including line quality, gesture, structure, and anatomy. Understand facial character shape awareness, Artist: Brian Shannon by learning key landmarks, major forms of the head, and basic volume and form, light and shadow and per- muscle structures that create a likeness of the model. Dis- spective. No prior drawing experience necessary. Get materials cover how to give a three-dimensional quality to drawings by list online. understanding how light affects the forms on the face. Draw in Drawing: Colored Pencil―Basics & Beyond pencil, charcoal, and aux quatre crayon (four colors) on toned Ages: 13 & Up paper. Some drawing experience highly recommended. Also This beautiful and versatile medium allows the artist to in-

ideal for painters wishing to advance their craft. Get materials corporate aspects of both drawing and painting. Learn color MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER list online. mixing and layering, and different effects with crosshatching, stippling, burnishing, and varied paper surfaces. Get Materials Drawing: Artistic Anatomy Ages: 18 & Up list online. Does one need to know all the muscles and bones to grasp the essentials of human anatomy? Not so! What's most important Open Life Drawing is perceiving the major structures and how they rhythmical- Ages: 18 & up ly connect to inform your drawing. The approach taught is Come to work on drawings, paintings and even sculpture. primarily concerned with gesture, using line to convey ideas, There is no instruction in this offering—the model calls development of form, and a simplified design of anatomy―the the poses. Bring all your supplies, MAC provides easels. basics of being able to convincingly draw a figure in space Drop-in rate: $15 per session. (Pay at MAC office.) from life, memory or from imagination. By learning to observe Register for full term to pay a lower rate and assure a the essentials of the figure in an artistic way your drawings spot. Maximum capacity: 15. will have more depth and a dynamic quality, bringing life to your figure drawings. Open to all levels but some drawing experience is highly recommended. Materials list and syllabus available online. Drawing: Using the Right Side of the Brain Ages: 13 & Up Brand new to drawing or been away for a while? Enjoy a fun and effective approach. Enhance your powers of observation and build or strengthen basic drawing skills. Get materials list online. Drawing Ages: 13 & Up Draw happy. Relax and enjoy building the foundation for your future artistic endeavors. Develop skills one step at a time with a mix of still life and portrait drawing. Watch your style evolve using pencil and charcoal. Experience is helpful. All levels wel- come. Model fee for twp sessions included (clothed model). Get materials list online.

Artist: Eduardo Fernandez

Multnomah Arts Center | multnomahartscenter.org | 503-823-2787 53 ADULTS AND TEENS―VISUAL ARTS―PAINTING Oils & Acrylics―Painting Studio Ages: 13 & Up Paint your own ideas in a studio setting while receiving guid- ance in painting techniques, color and value choices, composi- tion and drawing, and other basics. The instructor will demon- strate when appropriate. Acrylics, oils, watercolor, pastel? ―your choice. All levels. Get materials list online or bring what you have to the first class and we'll discuss medium, palette management, and additional supplies. Acrylics Ages: 13 & Up Artist: Eduardo Fernandez Work on structured assignments from a foundation of basic concepts: composition, contrast, and color. Instructor will Landscape Painting Essentials―Color, Value, & demonstrate step-by-step techniques for painting a landscape. Design Students will work from a reproduction of a California Impres- Ages: 18 & Up sionist painting. All levels. Students cannot miss first class. Get The colors of Fall are here, let’s go outside and paint! This materials list online or bring what you have to the first class workshop will focus on three important aspects of landscape and we'll discuss the medium, palette management, and addi- painting: color, value and design. Demos and instruction will tional supplies. cover composition, editing for impact, paint application, and creating effective color relationships to convey natural light Nature Journaling―For the Joy of It effects. Starting with compositional thumbnails students will Ages: 13 & Up work up to completing a plein-air painting each day. Daily A relaxing, delightful way to record what charms you, with demos and lecture include individualized instruction and feed- simple drawing and watercolor, and some writing. Learn to see back. Prerequisites: beginning to intermediate level drawing in a new way, to create pages that reflect experiences, obser- skills and basic knowledge of oils or acrylics. Students will vations, musings. Not for mastery, but as a personal, creative need to bring their own easel and be prepared to go on foot. way to "pay attention, be astonished, tell about it." (Mary Locations TBA, allow one hour for lunch. Oliver) Lots of ideas, with support and encouragement. No art experience needed! Supply list online. Oils & Acrylics Ages: 13 & Up Watercolor―Beginning Focus on personal expression while gaining knowledge about Ages: 13 & Up color theory and composition. Learn to paint and explore Bring your paints, curiosity, and enthusiasm. Rediscover color, value and form. Step-by-step techniques help to build a techniques you thought you knew in a whole different way, or MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ARTS MULTNOMAH composition and complete a landscape painting. Students will learn them for the first time. Color, water, clouds, wet-in-wet, work from a reproduction of a California Impressionist paint- landscapes, bouquets, experimental games and more. Begin, ing. All levels. Students cannot miss first class, which will be continue, or self-direct your watercolor journey here. Get an overview of materials and desired goals, plus a demo. Get materials list online. materials list online but plan your purchases after first class. Watercolor―All Levels Painting Narratives Ages: 13 & Up Ages: 18 & Up Join this supportive group to experiment with or refine Do you have a story to tell? Narrative paintings can reflect techniques such as color mixing, creating tones and values, culture and our individual identities. Taking references from compositional elements and texture creation. Subject matter different sources like personal pictures, family photos, illus- will vary and in-class projects will be assigned weekly. Or, you trations, folk tales, or any other sources, we will create our may choose your own project with any direction, assistance own pictorial language. Various aspects of composition, such and critique time needed from the instructor. Some drawing as pictorial ground and color perspective to emphasize drama experience is recommended. to excite the viewer will be introduced. Highlights of this class are developing drawing and composition, techniques of acrylic or oil painting, color mixing, brushwork, creating original narratives, and learning how to read a painting. Get materials online.

54 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org ADULTS AND TEENS―VISUAL ARTS―PAINTING Watercolor & Mixed Media NEW! Watercolor―Pen & Ink w/ Watercolor―A Ages: 13 & Up New Approach Feeling curious and creative? Got a drawer full of art stuff Ages: 13 & Up you've never used? This mixed media class will incorporate Blending watercolor with ink basic watercolor techniques with several other mediums such can be magical. In this work- as drawing pencils, pastels, gouache, ink, wax resist crayons shop we will look at how to and collage. Focus will address value improvement, color incorporate Pen and Ink in a training and composition. Subject matter will include wildlife, dynamic painting. Day one we landscapes, still-lifes (floral and fall produce) and abstract ex- will begin with looking at the plorations, with a session on how to do people. Join in the fun! different pen strokes and the Basic drawing experience helpful. Get materials list online. ways pen techniques are used in a painting. Then we apply that to a piece completing with watercolor. Day two we explore textures and India ink in a more freestyle way to add impact to our work. Get material list online. Artist: Anji Grainger Painting: Explorations in Acrylic & Mixed Media

Ages: 13 & Up MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER Learn how to paint fearlessly in this intensive workshop. Revive and rework old paintings and create new ones using a mixed-media approach to acrylic painting. Combine acrylic paint, collage, and line work to produce paintings filled with color, pattern, and texture. Explore your personal artistic vision through guided instruction on methods for starting and finish- ing paintings. Some previous painting experience suggested. Get materials list online. Watercolor on Yupo―A Game Changer Ages: 13 & Up Discover the art of painting with transparent watercolor, but on a synthetic sheet that resists water. Why? Yupo is the most exciting game changer to happen to watercolor. Yupo's resistant surface creates uncommon results with a unique, contemporary look different from traditional paper. New to watercolor? Learn the basics of watercolor painting, but when painting on Yupo, you’ll have more flexibility to lift paint and Artist: Amber Stene capture highlights, or to rework areas while you hone your NEW! Figure Drawing in Watermedia skills. Adept at watercolor? Learn how to create textures only a Ages: 13 & Up non-absorbent sheet can offer. Turn the challenges of painting Hone your skills in figure drawing, but in a painterly fashion on polypropylene into unique results. Yupo's velvety surface with walnut ink. Painting from a live model in a range of values takes well to graphite, too. Other less-absorbent substrates gives ample time to capture the model's essence and anatomy. will be explored. Basic drawing experience is helpful. Class time Learn about walnut ink's unique properties, combine it with includes a lunch break. See materials list online. watercolor accents for a distinctive aesthetic, and experiment with water-soluble graphite for painterly results with the con- trol of drawing. Instructor demos cover the basics of working from a live model. See materials list online. Prerequisite: basic drawing experience. Each session includes a live model (nude, and occasionally clothed).

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# of Activity Class Title Age Day Time Date Cost Instructor Code Classes Abstract Collage-Short & 1114731 13 & Up M 10:00am-4:00pm 10/14 $60 1 Robinson O Sweet Calligraphy-Insular 1112236 18 & Up M 1:30-4:30pm 9/30-12/2 $242 9 Colasurdo O Majuscules 10/2-12/4 1112326 Watercolor & Mixed Media 13 & Up W 12:30-3:00pm $212 9 Fitzpatrick O P no 11/27 11/6-12/11 Von 1112267 Encaustic Painting 13 & Up W 6:00-9:00pm $191 5 M no 11/27 Bergen Printmaking-Suminagashi 1105803 13 & Up Fr 6:00pm-9:00pm 11/8 $65 1 Jarzombek M O Monoprints Painting-Explorations in 1113569 13 & Up Sa Su 10:00am-4:00pm 10/19-10/20 $113 2 Walker O P Acrylic & Mixed Media Printmaking-Ebru: Turkish 1113564 13 & Up Su 10:00am-4:00pm 11/17 $100 1 Jarzombek M O Marbling CODE KEY R: Reduced fee from discounts NEW! Calligraphy―Insular Majuscules D: Drop-in available available Ages: 18 & Up It's time to travel (calligraphically) to Ireland! In this class we J: Join class any time S: Studio time available for purchase will learn the script used for the most famous book in the M: Materials/studio fees included are non-refundable world, the Book of Kells. This magnificent manuscript was T: Additional time commitments made around 800 AD and has fascinated scholars and mod- O: Materials list available online required ern-day scribes ever since. We will practice the Insular Majus- P: Prerequisites apply X: Extra fees may be required cule script to make our own 21st-century art. Discover how to use a broad-edged pen with ink on paper and work on a final project of your own choosing. For beginners and advanced students alike. Get materials list online. Encaustic Painting Ages: 13 & Up "Encaustic Painting is about creating without limits."―P. Seggebruch. This class is about mixing colored beauty into plain white beeswax. The areas explored will be colored wax MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ARTS MULTNOMAH pigment, collage, adding paint and inks, image transfer, and incising. Students with extensive to beginning painting experi- ence alike are welcome. Interest, patience and skill is what will make the experience rewarding. Students may bring supple- mental materials to class. Price includes a studio and materials fee of $50 which is non-refundable after class begins.

Watercolor & Mixed Media Artist: Liz Walker Ages: 13 & Up Feeling curious and creative? Got a drawer full of art stuff you've never used? This mixed media class will incorporate basic watercolor techniques with several other mediums such as drawing pencils, pastels, gouache, ink, wax resist crayons and collage. Focus will address value improvement, color training and composition. Subject matter will include wildlife, landscapes, still-lifes (floral and fall produce) and abstract ex- plorations, with a session on how to do people. Join in the fun! Basic drawing experience helpful. Get materials list online.

56 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org ADULTS AND TEENS―VISUAL ARTS―MIXED MEDIA Printmaking: Japanese Suminagashi Monoprints Ages: 13 & up Create gorgeous custom papers or fabrics with this traditional Japanese technique. Suminagashi is a exciting marbleizing technique. In this process, colorful Sumi inks float on the surface of water, then are transferred to a sheet of paper or fabric. The prints created in class can be used to make gifts, cards and simple books, scarves, and textile designs. Class price includes a $30 non-refundable studio and materials fee. Get additional supply list online. Printmaking: Ebru―Turkish Marbling Ages: 13 & Up Ebru is the ancient Turkish art of marbling. In this process col- orful inks float on the surface of a viscous solution referred to as size. The size is made by combining carrageenan (powdered Artist: Sharon Robinson sea weed) with water. Designs in the ink are created using special rakes and combs and are then transferred to paper or Painting: Explorations in Acrylic & Mixed Media fabric. The process is active, fun and surprising resulting in vi- Ages: 13 & Up brant and beautiful monoprints. The prints created in class can

Learn how to paint fearlessly in this intensive workshop. be used to make gifts, cards and simple books, scarves, textile MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER Revive and rework old paintings and create new ones using design etc. Class price includes a non-refundable studio and a mixed-media approach to acrylic painting. Combine acrylic materials fee of $50. Get additional supply list online. paint, collage, and line work to produce paintings filled with color, pattern, and texture. Explore your personal artistic vision through guided instruction on methods for starting and finish- ing paintings. Some previous painting experience suggested. Get materials list online. NEW! Abstract Collage – Short & Sweet Age 13 & up Begin with making papers and other materials for collage, and then focus on individual pieces. Explore ways to start and develop compositions through use of shape, color, texture and other elements, along with determining how to establish a focal point. Learn simple image transfer methods using laser photocopies, magazines and other printed materials. We will use mat board as a support and leave with a finished collage suitable for matting and framing to jumpstart your adventures in mixed media. All levels. Get additional supply list online.

Artist: Lila Jarzombek

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# of Activity Class Title Age Day Time Date Cost Instructor Code Classes 10:00am- 1112319 Printmaking-Solar Plate 13 & Up M 11/4 $100 1 Mason M O S 4:00pm 10:00am- 11/18- 1112315 Printmaking-Collagraph 13 & Up M $135 2 Shannon M O S 4:00pm 11/25 Printmaking- 1112322 Letterpress-Beginning to 13 & Up M 5:30-8:30pm 11/4-12/9 $168 5 Orton M O S Intermediate Printmaking-Etching 9:30am- 1112316 13 & Up Tu 11/5-12/10 $245 6 Shannon M O P S Studio 1:30pm Printmaking- Von 1112318 13 & Up Tu 6:00-9:00pm 11/5-12/10 $200 6 M O S Screenprinting Basics Bergen Printmaking-Monotype- 9:30am- 11/6-12/11 1112320 13 & Up W $168 5 Shannon M O The Painterly Print 12:30pm no 11/27 Printmaking-Intro to 10:00am- 1112317 13 & Up Th 11/7-12/12 $224 5 Singh M O S Lithograpy 2:00pm Printmaking-Block 1112313 13 & Up Th 6:00-9:00pm 11/7-12/12 $173 5 Harmon M O S Prints-Black to Basics Printmaking- 1105803 Japanese Suminagashi 13 & Up Fr 6:00-9:00pm 11/8 $65 1 Jarzombek M O Monoprints Printmaking- Artists 1112325 In The Studio-Brian 13 & Up Sa 1:00-3:00pm 11/2 $8 1 Shannon Shannon Printmaking-Block 10:00am- 1112314 Prints-Moku Hanga 16 & Up Sa Su 11/9-11/10 $142 2 Prentiss M O P S 3:00pm Printing Printmaking- 10:00am- 1114616 Experimental 13 & Up Sa Su 12/7-12/8 $138 2 Orton M O S 4:00pm Printmaking Printmaking-Ebru: 10:00am- 1113564 13 & Up Su 11/17 $100 1 Jarzombek M O Turkish Marbling 4:00pm MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ARTS MULTNOMAH CODE KEY R: Reduced fee from discounts D: Drop-in available available J: Join class any time S: Studio time available for M: Materials/studio fees included purchase are non-refundable T: Additional time commitments O: Materials list available online required P: Prerequisites apply X: Extra fees may be required

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PRINTMAKING CLASSES PRINTMAKING: ARTISTS IN THE STUDIO Multnomah Arts Center Trayle Print Studio offers classes Brian Shannon | New MAC printmaking instructor and workshops for serious students and hobbyists alike. Age 13 & up Class fees cover most supplies needed, though students MAC Trayle Studio’s popular Artist in the Studio Series returns are encouraged to purchase their own editioning paper. with an exciting introduction to new instructor, Brian Shannon. The print studio is equipped with two etching presses, Brian is an accomplished printmaker and educator for almost one lithography press, one clamshell press and two proof 30 years—recently a Professor and the Head of Foundations in presses for letterpress, drawers of type, solar plate ex- Drawing and Printmaking at the Oregon College of Art & Craft posure unit, aquatint box, hot plates, etching tank, many (since 1993) and also an Assistant Professor of Printmaking and small printmaking tools, rollers, brayers, litho stones, Visual Elements at the Pacific NW College of Art from 1991– screens and more. See MAC's website for more details 2003. This lecture and demonstration will include a showing of about the program and studio amenities. Brian’s prints, a printing demo, and discussion on his process.

OPEN PRINT STUDIO―FALL 2019 Join us for Open Print Studio! It is a great option for those who want to continue and practice what they are learning in class. We encourage you to take one of our great classes! MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER Open Studio Details Requirements: Open Print Studio sessions are only available to currently registered MAC Adult Printmaking students. Youth classes and adult printmaking workshops are excluded. Advanced registration is required. Registration start date for fall sessions: Monday, 10/21/19 at 10:00am FEES: $15: Three-hour session DATES: Monday, 11/4/19–12/15/19 HOURS: TBA—will be posted at the front office and Artist: Brian Shannon online two weeks before registration. • Holiday Closures: No Open Studio on Monday, 11/11, Printmaking―Solar Plate Ages: 13 & Up Veterans’ Day and Thanksgiving weekend, Thursday, Solarplate etching is an incredibly fast and versatile new way 11/28–Sunday, 12/1. of making non-toxic prints! A light sensitized steel-backed Other Details polymer plate is exposed using a small light unit or sunlight. • Maximum Enrollment: 10 students Artists make prints by working on the plate directly with • How to register: Register in person at MAC, or over the printing inks, or an image can be created by exposing the phone at 503-823-ARTS (2787). plate through a transparent film with hand-drawn or digital • Waitlists: Full sessions will have waitlists. Waitlisted artwork, photographs, or xeroxed images. Plates are printed by folks will be contacted when there is an opening. wiping with Akua Non-toxic water-based ink. Price includes a • Refunds: Refund policy is the same as for classes―5 $40 studio and materials fee that is non-refundable after class business days (M-F) for a refund. begins. Get materials list online. • Scholarships: Scholarships and scheduled payment plans are available. Grab a form at the office, use the one provided in this catalog, or find a copy online.

Artist: Barbara Mason Multnomah Arts Center | multnomahartscenter.org | 503-823-2787 59 ADULTS AND TEENS―VISUAL ARTS―PRINTMAKING Printmaking: Etching Studio Ages: 13 & Up Do you have etcher's block? Need some technical advice to move forward with a plate you are working on? Or just some time to complete a project with some guidelines? All tools and equipment are at your disposal, along with demonstrations from your instructor as needed. Bring your plates and let's get you going! Prerequisite: Beginning Etching at MAC (students must know how to make an aquatint.)Price includes a $25 studio and materials fee which is non-refundable after class begins. Printmaking: Ebru―Turkish Marbling Ages: 13 & Up Ebru is the ancient Turkish art of marbling. In this process colorful inks float on the surface of a viscous solution referred to as size. The size is made by combining carrageenan (powdered sea weed) with water. Designs in the ink are created using special rakes and combs and are then transferred to paper or fabric. The process is active, fun and surprising resulting in vibrant and beautiful monoprints. The Artist: Brian Shannon prints created in class can be used to make gifts, cards and Printmaking―Collagraph simple books, scarves, textile design etc. Class price includes a Ages: 13 & Up non-refundable studio and materials fee of $50. Get additional Collagraph combines intuitive collage techniques by gluing supply list online. found flat textures compiled from papers or nature onto chipboard with multiple printing possibilities using the printmaking studio and the press. Participants will see a short demonstration, view actual print examples and make plates in the first class. The final class will cover printing the plates with three styles, relief (rolling), intaglio (wiping) and a combination print: intaglio/relief. All levels welcome. Price includes a $25 studio and materials fee which is non-refundable after class begins. Get list online for additional needed materials. MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ARTS MULTNOMAH Printmaking: Letterpress―Beginning to Intermediate Ages: 13 & Up Over the last decade, letterpress printing has enjoyed a resurgence among artists and writers alike for its beautiful look and craftsmanship. For hundreds of years this process was used for mass communication―people handset movable type and images and printed them to paper. Gain working knowledge on how to set and print type and hand-made Artist: Lila Jarzombek images on our historic hand press and large poster press. Participants will leave class with small or large editions of books, business cards, posters, broadsides, or whatever you dream up. Price includes a $30 studio and materials fee which is non-refundable after class begins. Get list online for additional needed materials.

60 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org ADULTS AND TEENS―VISUAL ARTS―PRINTMAKING Printmaking - Block Prints―Black to Basics Printmaking: Screenprinting Basics Ages: 13 & Up Ages: 13 & Up Get an introduction to the wide variety of relief printing Discover this versatile medium used to make posters, cards, possibilities. Explore both Eastern and Western techniques in wallpaper, t-shirts, and textile designs. Focus on projects using woodcut and linoleum cut, and learn proper tool handling, stencil and direct drawing and painting. Develop composition carving techniques, and printing practices. Working primarily and layering skills by using multi-color registration. Photo- with plywood and linoleum, explore multiple single block screenprinting is not covered in this class.Price includes $35 registration, printing by press and by hand, and printing an studio and materials fee which is non-refundable after class edition. Work on projects that emphasize 2-D design in black begins. Get list online for additional needed materials. and white. Price includes a $35 materials and studio fee that is non-refundable after class begins. Get materials list online. Printmaking―Intro to Lithograpy Ages: 13 & Up NEW! Printmaking―Block Prints: Moku Hanga Gain a basic understanding of traditional lithographic Printing techniques in this fun and experimental workshop. Combine Ages: 16 & Up the beauty of pencil drawing with the delicate qualities Experiment with new colors, correct problems, brush up on of watercolor, while creating an image through hands-on techniques, or make more prints to sell or give as gifts. Bring experience in preparing lithography stones and plates, and your blocks from previous Moku Hanga classes, or new, carved, how to print them. Experiment with understanding grains in raw-wood blocks. A selection of ink and paper is included, plus stone preparation, photo transfer on stone, and using different an assortment of brushes and baren to use in class. After an materials like lithography pencil, crayons, tusche, and even overview of printing techniques, the majority of your time will ball grained aluminum plates. Price includes a studio and MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER be spent printing!Prior Moku Hanga printmaking experience materials fee of $40 that is non-refundable after class begins. required. Price includes a $40 materials and studio fee that All materials included except for editioning paper. is non-refundable after class begins. Printmaking: Japanese Suminagashi Monoprints Age 13 & up Create gorgeous custom papers or fabrics with this traditional Japanese technique. Suminagashi is a exciting marbleizing technique. In this process, colorful Sumi inks float on the surface of water, then are transferred to a sheet of paper or fabric. The prints created in class can be used to make gifts, cards and simple books, scarves, and textile designs. Class price includes a $30 non-refundable studio and materials fee. Get additional supply list online. NEW! Printmaking: Monotype—The Painterly Print Ages: 13 & Up Monotype printmaking explores immediacy and endless possibilities. Explore painting with oil-based printmaking inks on plexi-glass plates using additive and subtractive mark-mak- ing techniques. Each image is printed on the etching press creating a unique impression. All levels welcome. Price includes a $30 studio and materials fee which is non-refundable after class begins. Get list online for additional needed materials. Printmaking: Experimental Printmaking Ages: 13 & Up Spend the weekend experimenting with forgotten and just plain weird printmaking techniques. Students will gain knowl- edge then have access to print with kitchen table lithography, hectograph-printing, Xerox transfer and more! No experience

Artist: Alex Prentiss necessary. Price includes a $20 studio and materials fee which is non-refundable after class begins. Get materials list online.

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# of Activity Class Title Age Day Time Date Cost Instructor Code Classes Jewelry/Metalsmithing III- Lechler- 1112283 16 & Up M 2:00-5:00pm 9/30-12/2 $303 9 M P S Findings & Mechanisms Osborn Jewelry/Metalsmithing III- 1112284 16 & Up M 6:30-9:30pm 9/30-12/2 $303 9 Danger M P S Findings & Mechanisms Jewelry/Metalsmithing- 1112289 Cloisonne Enameling & 16 & Up Tu 9:30-12:30pm 10/1-12/3 $361 10 Carus M P S Stonesetting Jewelry/Metalsmithing- 1112276 16 & Up Tu 1:00-4:00pm 10/1-11/5 $236 6 Carus M P S Metal Clay Art Jewelry Jewelry/Metalsmithing- 1113565 16 & Up Tu 1:00-4:00pm 11/26-12/3 $114 2 Carus M P Finishing & Polishing Jewelry/Metalsmithing 1112279 16 & Up Tu 6:30-9:30pm 10/1-12/3 $326 10 Brackett M S I-Intro to Fabrication Jewelry/Metalsmithing: 1112288 16 & Up W 9:30-12:30pm 10/2-12/4 $331 10 Melton M P S Chains, Chains, Chains Jewelry/Metalsmithing- 10/2-12/4 1113860 16 & Up W 1:00-4:00pm $298 9 Iijima M P S Casting no 11/27 Jewelry/Metalsmithing II- 10/2-12/4 1112282 16 & Up W 6:30-9:30pm $303 9 Iijima M P S Surface & Dimension no 11/27 Jewelry/Metalsmithing 1112280 16 & Up Th 9:30-12:30pm 10/3-12/5 $298 9 Melton M S I-Intro to Fabrication Jewelry/Metalsmithing II- 1112393 16 & Up Th 1:00-4:00pm 10/3-12/5 $303 9 Melton M P S Surface & Dimension Jewelry/Metalsmithing- 1112274 16 & Up Th 6:30-9:30pm 10/3-12/5 $284 9 Haemer M P S Independent Study Jewelry/Metalsmithing- 10/4-12/6 1112275 16 & Up F 9:30-12:30pm $284 9 Melton M P S Independent Study no 11/29 Jewelry/Metalsmithing: 10/4-12/6 1112287 16 & Up F 1:00-4:00pm $323 9 Melton M S Gift of Metals no 11/29 Jewelry/Metalsmithing-Pro 1112277 16 & Up Sa 9:00-3:00pm 10/19 $65 1 Haemer O MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ARTS MULTNOMAH Jewelry Rendering Jewelry/Metalsmithing- 1113864 Direct Casting Methods & 16 & Up Sa Su 10:00-4:00pm 10/26-10/27 $168 2 Brackett M P Cuttlebone Jewelry/Metalsmithing- Lechler- 1113566 16 & Up Sa Su 10:00-4:00pm 11/9-11/10 $178 2 M P Earrings! Osborn CODE KEY R: Reduced fee from discounts D: Drop-in available available J: Join class any time S: Studio time available for M: Materials/studio fees included purchase are non-refundable T: Additional time commitments O: Materials list available online required P: Prerequisites apply X: Extra fees may be required

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JEWELRY AND METALSMITHING CLASSES OPEN METALS STUDIO―FALL 2019 Our metalsmithing program has classes and workshops Join us for Open Metals Studio! It is a great option for on various topics, allowing students to build their those who want to continue and practice what they are knowledge on firm foundations as they progress through learning in class. We encourage you to take one of our the curriculum. The studio is equipped with five Smith great classes! acetylene/air torches, a Smith oxy–acetylene Little Torch, Open Studio Details oxy–acetylene melting torch, centrifugal caster, metal Requirements: Open Metals Studio sessions are only clay and enameling kilns, hydraulic press, combination available to currently registered MAC Adult Metals rolling mills, dual-speed buffing arbor with dust collector, students. Youth classes and adult metals workshops are drill press, flex shafts, 12" shear, hand tools, vacuum ta- excluded. Advanced registration is required. Open studio ble, advanced ventilation system, a resource library, and is intended for personal enrichment and recreation. Pro- more. Prices cover tool use and basic supplies. Precious duction for retail is not allowed. metals are not included. Registration start date for fall sessions: Monday, 9/23/19 at 10:00am Jewelry / Metalsmithing I―Intro to Fabrication FEES: $15: Three-hour session Ages: 16 & Up DATES: Monday, 9/30/19–Saturday, 12/7/19 Explore fundamentals of fabrication with nonferrous metals HOURS: TBA—will be posted at the front office and such as copper, brass and sterling silver. Through assignments, online two weeks before registration. gain experience in sawing, filing, silver (torch) soldering, MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER polishing, and basic patination. Chain-making and the • Holiday Closures: No Open Studio on Monday, 11/11, elements of design will also be introduced. No prerequisite. Veterans’ Day and Thanksgiving weekend, Thursday, Price includes a $50 studio and basic materials fee which is 11/28–Sunday, 12/1. non-refundable after class begins. • Maximum Enrollment: 12 students • How to register: Register in person at MAC, or over the Jewelry / Metalsmithing II―Surface & Dimension phone at 503-823-ARTS (2787). Ages: 16 & Up • Waitlists: Full sessions will have waitlists. Waitlisted Build your fabrication skills while adding options beyond stock folks will be contacted when there is an opening. sheet and wire. Learn to create custom decorative surfaces, • Refunds: Refund policy is the same as for classes―five including roller-printing and easy photo-etching. Using our business days (M–F) for a refund. own patterned sheet, explore methods for adding dimension • Scholarships: Scholarships and scheduled payment to your work, including luscious pillow-forms made with the plans are available. Grab a form at the office, use the hydraulic press. Options for adding a bezel-set cabochon one provided in this catalog, or find a copy online. on your hollow forms will also be included. Prerequisite: Metalsmithing I or equivalent. Price includes a $55 materials and studio fee which is non-refundable after class begins. Jewelry / Metalsmithing III―Findings & Mechanisms Ages: 16 & Up Add movement to your work with hinges and other basic mechanisms. Jewelry findings are covered in-depth, including the use of commercial findings and fabricating your own clasps, bails and earring hardware. Cold connections (rivets, tabs and threaded attachments) will also be covered. Prerequisite: Metalsmithing I or equivalent. Price includes a $55 materials and studio fee which is non-refundable after class begins.

Artist: Tayja Danger

Multnomah Arts Center | multnomahartscenter.org | 503-823-2787 63 ADULTS AND TEENS―VISUAL ARTS―JEWELRY AND METALSMITHING Jewelry / Metalsmithing―Finishing & Polishing Ages: 16 & Up Now that you've made a beautiful piece of jewelry, how do you finish it and polish it for professional results? Learn all the steps to make and finish your creation, from intermediate filing and sanding of a work in progress, to finishing with hand tools, the flex shaft, buffing motors and a motorized tumble polisher. Explore the sometimes baffling choices of tools available and how to properly use them. Prerequisite: Metalsmithing 1 or equivalent. Bring pieces in progress for practice. Materials fee of $50 includes a small kit of flex shaft polishing tools. Jewelry / Metalsmithing: Chains, Chains, Chains Ages: 16 & Up Artist: Debra Carus Starting with the basics of chain making, take a journey Jewelry / Metalsmithing: Cloisonne Enameling & through the studio. Learn to make pieces that are wire Stonesetting wrapped, riveted, melted, and soldered. Begin with the Ages: 16 & Up foundations of design, link making, soldering, and estimating Create luminous, colorful jewelry designs with transparent metal needs. Explore a variety of beginner to intermediate glass enamels combined with stone setting techniques. Create techniques, tools, and equipment. Utilize wire and sheet metal design and structure with sheet silver in champlevé and to design dynamic art necklaces and bracelets. Soldering will cloisonné techniques, then accent the design with soldered be introduced throughout the term. No prerequisite. Price bezels or tube settings suitable for cabochon or faceted includes a studio and materials fee of $55. After first class, this stones. Create watercolor effects with wet-packed enamel fee is non-refundable. colors, which allows for shading and depth. Explore silver and gold foil inclusions The enamels will be kiln-fired, finished and polished. Prerequisite: Metals I and Beginning Stonesetting or equivalent. Materials fee of $85 includes fine silver sheet, silver cloisonné wire, transparent enamels, and small cabochons and cubic zirconia stones. Jewelry / Metalsmithing―Metal Clay Art Jewelry Ages: 16 & Up

MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ARTS MULTNOMAH Explore this exciting medium, including Art Clay Silver, Art Clay Copper and the newest―Art Clay Sterling Silver. Sculpt original designs by making your own silicone molds to add Artist: Arielle Brackett texture and dimension to your designs, explore fold forming in metal clay, and practice different stone setting options unique Jewelry / Metalsmithing―Casting Ages: 16 & Up to this metal. Use organic 'burn out' materials from nature in Discover the basics of wax-working and metal casting using the kiln to create one-of-a-kind silver objects. Add intricate centrifugal casting methods. Create models with a variety of details to a design with extruded clay and paper clay. Jewelry/ additive and subtractive waxes to produce a piece of custom Metalsmithing I or equivalent experience recommended. cast jewelry or small sculpture. In addition, experiment with Price includes a non-refundable $70 studio and materials fee. making your own open faced press clay mold to create one-of- a-kind wax models to be casted. Skills studied include: spruing, investing, burnout, and finishing.No prerequisite, but metal fabrication skills HIGHLY recommended. Class price includes a materials and studio fee of $50 which is non-refundable after class begins.

64 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org ADULTS AND TEENS―VISUAL ARTS―JEWELRY AND METALSMITHING NEW! Direct Casting Methods & Cuttlebone Ages: 16 & Up Students will explore the magic of cuttlebone and direct casting methods, exploring two and three part cuttlebone molds. Through cutting, sanding, and carving into the cuttlebone, we are able to create a mold that molten metal is poured into. We will also be exploring direct methods of casting including, water, salt, bean, and broomstick. Each Artist: Jo Haemer student will leave with an array of castings to incorporate Jewelry / Metalsmithing―Independent Study into pieces or a finished piece.No prerequisite, but metal Ages: 16 & Up fabrication skills HIGHLY recommended. Class price includes Need time to develop and practice what you have learned a materials and studio fee of $40 which is non-refundable after in our metals classes? Want the experience of a professional class begins. metalsmith to guide you through an ambitious piece, start NEW! Jewelry / Metalsmithing―Earrings! a production line or even set up a home workshop? This is Ages: 16 & Up your chance! Have many tools at your disposal and instructor Explore the endless possibilities for earring designs in this demonstrations as needed.Prerequisite: Metals I and II or fun-filled weekend. Make anything from simple to statement equivalent. Price includes a $35 studio and materials fee which earrings. Come and get inspired by all the different examples is non-refundable after class begins. and take advantage of all the tools and equipment MAC

NEW! Jewelry / Metalsmithing: Gift of Metals has. We will be rollerprinting, dapping, forging, stamping, MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER Ages: 16 & Up foldforming, twisting, anticlastic and synclastic forming, Join fellow merry makers to create five metal gifts to give pressing... or a combination of two or several of these. this holiday season. Pierce a design to create a personalized Finishing options will be covered as well. Sterling wire will bookmark, etch designs and form napkin rings for the be available to make various earwires and posts. Depending entertainer in your life, and much more―all while learning on the design we will solder or cold connect. Come delve new or revisiting old metalsmithing skills. This is a great into your creativity and make something fun!Prerequisite: opportunity to saw, form, etch, and solder with dedicated Metals I or equivalent experience. Class price includes studio time each week. Ditch the stress and make handcrafted gifts and materials fee of $50, which is non-refundable after class for those you celebrate the holidays with. This is great for begins. beginners and fun for the experienced alike! No prerequisite. Class price includes a studio and materials fee of $75 that is non-refundable once class begins. Jewelry / Metalsmithing―Pro Jewelry Rendering Ages: 16 & Up Learn to realistically draw and paint jewelry that you want to make. The ability to quickly and efficiently draw realistic looking jewelry is an important key to winning the confidence and trust of custom jewelry clients and selling them your custom work. In this one day workshop you can learn how to render jewelry with a minimum number of drawing tools and in a matter of minutes while casually chatting with prospective clients. No prerequisite. Get materials list online.

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# of Activity Class Title Age Day Time Date Cost Instructor Code Classes 9:30am- 1112308 Photography II 18 & Up M 9/30-12/2 $212 9 Schütte P 12:00pm Photography: 10:00am- Gersbach- 1112311 Darkroom-Black & 16 & Up M 10/28-12/2 $158 5 P 1:00pm King White Photography-Digital Gersbach- 1112303 18 & Up M 7:00-9:00pm 9/30-10/21 $94 4 Imaging Basics King 9:30am- 1112309 Photography III 18 & Up Tu 10/1-12/3 $236 10 Schütte P 12:00pm Photography: Gersbach- 1112312 Darkroom-Black & 16 & Up Tu 4:00-7:00pm 11/5-12/3 $158 5 P King White Photography-Digital SLR Gersbach- 1112304 13 & Up Tu 6:00-8:30pm 10/1-10/29 $118 5 Basics King Photography: Gersbach- 1112310 Darkroom-Black & 16 & Up W 6:00-9:00pm 10/2-10/30 $158 5 P King White Gersbach- 1112307 Photography I02 13 & Up W 6:30-9:00pm 11/6-12/4 $141 5 P King Photography-Digital SLR Gersbach- 1112305 13 & Up F 1:00-3:30pm 10/4-11/1 $118 5 Basics King Photography-iPhone 9:30am- Gersbach- 1112306 13 & Up Sa 11/9/2019 $66 1 X Camera 4:30pm King CODE KEY R: Reduced fee from discounts available Photography―Digital Imaging Basics D: Drop-in available Ages: 18 & Up J: Join class any time S: Studio time available for Go beyond one button filters and really begin utilizing the purchase M: Materials/studio fees included images you get out of your digital camera with photography are non-refundable T: Additional time commitments software or apps. Explore ways to keep your photos safe as O: Materials list available online required well as make them tangible. A digital device that takes pictures P: Prerequisites apply X: Extra fees may be required and a digital device that can run photography software and/or

MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ARTS MULTNOMAH apps and a way to connect the two are required. PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES Photography―Digital SLR Basics The photography program at Multnomah Arts Center Ages: 13 & Up offers courses in digital and analog photography, includ- Demystify your digital SLR camera and take better pictures. ing darkroom for teens through adults. From camera Learn how to apply aperture, shutter speed and ISO in the digi- basics to advanced techniques, artistic refinements and tal world. Explore all your camera's buttons, knobs and menus outdoor photo shoots, students are offered the tools through short lectures, simple assignments and "hands-on needed to take great photos and become professional your camera" demos. Digital SLR camera or ‘Mirrorless’ cam- artists. Darkroom amenities: 5 Enlargers (Four 35 mm/ era required. Laptops or tablets with image software recom- medium format and one 35 mm); tray processing for mended. A great precursor to Photography I02. fiber and RC prints up to 11" x 14"; black and white film Photography―iPhone Camera processing: We are equipped with a negative developing Ages: 13 & Up area capable of processing 35mm and 120 films. There is Get the most out of your iPhone camera. Discuss apps, print- also a cabinet film dryer; washing: 11" x 14" archival print ing services, accessories, basic camera functions, and the best washer. ways to utilize them. This course is geared for beginners. Apple iPhone required. Students should expect to be purchasing some apps and come to class with your phone fully updated and charged. Includes lunch break.

66 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org ADULTS AND TEENS―VISUAL ARTS―PHOTOGRAPHY Photography I02 NEW! Ages: 13 & Up Have you figured out how to 'take' pictures? Now it's time to learn how to 'make' pictures. Explore different genres of photography to stretch your creative muscle and push you out of your photography comfort zones. Class will consist of a combination of short lectures, assignments, and critiques. Prerequisite: Command of your camera. Bring any picture making device. Expect to spend time outside of class shooting and possibly printing images for informal critiques. Photography II Ages: 18 & Up What can we achieve after we own a better digital camera? How do we move from capturing average pictures that sit Artist: Peter Schütte in our hard drives to developing the artist inside? Learn an Photography III approach that opens your eyes, your mind, and your creativity. Ages: 18 & Up There will be at least four outdoor photo sessions, with classes Artistic growth is possible whenever we use our cameras to in-between to discuss and perfect the resulting work using create and even record, whether it is on vacation or during correction software. Photography of the masters will also be active outings where we pursue our artistic dreams and skills. discussed. Prerequisite: Photography I02 or equivalent expe- We will go on shoots during class time together, and each par- MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER rience. Field trip transportation not provided. ticipant will show work in the next class. Included are positive, constructive discussions on both the work we do in our own time and in our class outings. Prerequisite: Photography II. Field trip transportation not provided. Photography: Darkroom―Black & White Ages: 16 & Up Are you interested in working in a black and white darkroom? Do you have old negatives that you would like to revisit or have some film sitting around waiting to be developed? Come join us for this five class session open to all levels of learning. Includes basic chemistry. Beginners will get instruction on basic darkroom skills, more experienced photographers may work on their own projects.

Artist: Jenna Gersbach-King

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# of Activity Class Title Age Day Time Date Cost Instructor Code Classes 1112255 Woodshop 101 16 & Up M 6:00-9:00pm 11/4-12/9 $188 5 Johnson M O 10:00am- 1112337 Woodturning 16 & Up Sa 10/26-11/2 $138 2 Harris M 1:30pm 10:00am- 1112338 Woodturning 16 & Up Sa 11/9-11/16 $138 2 Harris M 1:30pm 10:00am- 1112339 Woodturning 16 & Up Sa 11/23 $59 1 Harris M 1:30pm 10:00am- 1112340 Woodturning-Plus Studio 16 & Up Sa 10/26-11/2 $158 2 Harris M 4:00pm 10:00am- 1112341 Woodturning-Plus Studio 16 & Up Sa 11/9-11/16 $158 2 Harris M 4:00pm 10:00am- 1112342 Woodturning-Plus Studio 16 & Up Sa 11/23 $89 2 Harris M 4:00pm CODE KEY R: Reduced fee from discounts available D: Drop-in available WOODWORKING CLASSES J: Join class any time S: Studio time available for Our woodshop and sculpture studio is equipped with purchase M: Materials/studio fees included six woodturning lathes, a SawStop table saw, drill press, are non-refundable T: Additional time commitments bandsaw, chop saw, hand tools, hand-held power tools, required O: Materials list available online dust collection unit, and youth workbenches with clamps. P: Prerequisites apply X: Extra fees may be required Woodshop 101 Ages: 16 & Up Learn how to safely operate some key shop equipment while creating a simple take-home project. Instruction on how to use the following equipment in our studio: SawStop table saw, bandsaw, chop saw, drill press, hand-held power tools, and more. Price includes a $50 studio and material fee which is non-refundable after class begins. Woodturning MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ARTS MULTNOMAH Ages: 16 & Up Learn the basic concepts of woodturning, including lathe and tool safety, basic project design, tool selection, and techniques for cutting and shaping both end grain and side grain. Basic tools provided include: roughing gouge, spindle gouge, bowl gouge, skew, parting tool, and scraper. Explore how the tools cut wood and then use these techniques to create projects such as a honeydipper, finger top, pestle, goblets, boxes and maybe even a small bowl. More experienced turners may produce more complicated projects. If you have your own tools, please bring them. If you have wood that you want to bring, please do, but turning blanks will be provided. Price includes a studio and materials fee which is non-refundable after class begins.

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# of Activity Class Title Age Day Time Date Cost Instructor Code Classes Weaving-On Loom-All 1112331 Levels 13 & Up Tu 6:30-9:30pm 10/1-12/3 $282 10 Campbell Weaving-On loom 9:30am- 1112335 Continuing 13 & Up Tu 12:30pm 10/1-12/3 $282 10 Campbell P 10/2-12/4 1112290 Knitting 13 & Up W 7:00-9:00pm $153 9 Carroll no 11/27 Weaving-On loom 1112336 Continuing 13 & Up W 6:30-9:30pm 10/2-12/4 $282 10 Monaghan P Weaving-On Loom-All 9:30am- 1112332 Levels 13 & Up Th 12:30pm 10/3-12/5 $254 9 Campbell Weaving-On Loom-Scarf 9:30am- 1112334 Weaving 13 & Up F 12:30pm 10/4-11/1 $151 5 Campbell 10/4-12/6 1112291 Knitting 13 & Up F 10:00- $153 9 Carroll 12:00pm no 11/29 10/4-12/6 1112258 Crochet 13 & Up F 1:00-3:00pm no 11/1, $136 8 Carroll 11/29

Weaving-On Loom-All 9:30am- MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER 1112333 Levels 13 & Up Sa 12:30pm 10/5-12/7 $254 9 Moore 10:00am- 1112807 Spinning-Introduction 13 & Up Sa Su 4:00pm 10/5-10/6 $113 2 Peterson Spinning-Blending & 10:00am- 1114061 Carding 13 & Up Sa 4:00pm 11/16 $82 1 Peterson M O P 11/16- 1112257 Dyeing-Stitched Shibori 13 & Up Sa 10:00am- $130 2 Loomis M Indigo Workshop 4:00pm 11/23 10:00am- 1112270 Spinning 102-Next Steps 13 & Up Sa 4:00pm 10/26 $52 1 Peterson P CODE KEY R: Reduced fee from discounts D: Drop-in available available J: Join class any time S: Studio time available for M: Materials/studio fees included purchase are non-refundable T: Additional time commitments O: Materials list available online required P: Prerequisites apply X: Extra fees may be required

Multnomah Arts Center | multnomahartscenter.org | 503-823-2787 69 ADULTS AND TEENS―VISUAL ARTS―TEXTILES New! Dyeing―Stitched Shibori Indigo Workshop TEXTILES CLASSES Ages: 13 & Up Our Textile Arts Program offers classes including basketry, Explore the ancient art of shibori – an elegant and accessible felting, knitting, crochet, dyeing, spinning and on–loom dye resist process. Shibori patterns made with stitching weaving. The weaving studio has over 60 floor and table techniques range from simple and elegant to complex and looms including an AVL compu–dobby, spinning and dye- awe-inspiring. Most patterns are achieved using little more ing equipment, a wide selection of yarns for purchase, than needles, thread and time. Learn to create and maintain and an extensive library. During class time only, students a natural indigo vat, and achieve the best results from have access to a weaving design software program called stitched techniques. Enjoy experimenting with this beautiful Fiberworks. Students are assigned looms by instructor. and gratifying process. Leave with samples and your own Please contact instructor before class if you have any beautiful, indigo-dyed rayon scarf. Beginners welcomed. Class questions. price includes a non-refundable materials fee of $20. TEXTILES STUDIO DROP-IN POLICY Crochet Currently registered weaving students may drop-in to the Ages: 13 & Up weaving studio at times other than during their regis- Class will include basic instruction for those that need it and tered class. Students may drop in anytime the center is will offer exposure to more advanced methods. Students open except during certain posted times. If you drop in make mandalas (doilies), granny squares, flowers, filet (picture during a class, please refrain from asking the instructor crochet), bead crochet, and may have time to touch on for help. For drop in, please sign in and out in the book at Tunisian crochet. All levels welcome. Beginners should bring the front office. cotton worsted weight yarn and a size H hook. Knitting Ages: 13 & Up Discover an art form that is stimulating and relaxing. Create personal items with acquired skills that will last a lifetime. Beginners will work with cotton worsted weigh yarn and size 8 needles and start with creating a washcloth and move on from there. Others with some experience can bring other fibers and cover beading, cables, fair isle and more including works in progress. Tips, tricks, correcting mistakes and anything else you will like to learn! Spinning―Introduction Ages: 13 & Up MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ARTS MULTNOMAH Have you dreamed of making custom yarns that match your vision of what you want for your next project? Soft and fluffy, tightly twisted, thick, thin, or perhaps both? What about creating your own colors? When you can’t find what you want in a commercial yarn, why not create your own? Explore an art form that is just as relevant today as it was 200 years ago. Learn basic wheel mechanics, a variety of fiber types, blending your own fiber, and how to turn fluff into yarn! Drop spindles and spinning wheels will be available for use, or you may bring your own. Price includes $25 materials fee that is non- refundable when class begins.

Artist: Kate Loomis

70 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org ADULTS AND TEENS―VISUAL ARTS―TEXTILES NEW! Spinning―Blending & Carding Ages: 13 & Up Spinning your own yarn opens the door to creating projects that are even more uniquely yours. Swing that door wide open as you learn to blend fibers, colors, and textures to make a roving or batt that is your own one of a kind creation. Prerequisite: Able to spin a continuous thread. Class price includes a non-materials fee of $30. Optional: students may bring additional fibers. NEW! Spinning 102―Next Steps Ages: 13 & Up Have you mostly figured out how to turn fluff into string on your spinning wheel or drop spindle? Are you looking for guidance on how to further your yarn adventures? We will spend the day playing with fiber and fine tuning our techniques. Prerequisite: Able to spin a continuous thread. Weaving - On Loom - Scarf Weaving Ages: 13 & Up Test the waters of on-loom weaving by making a scarf using a table loom. Learn how to choose materials, dress the loom

and weave your own scarf! Price includes a $10 materials fee MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER which is non-refundable after class begins. Students cannot miss first class. Weaving - On Loom Ages: 13 & Up Design and produce individual works of art. Focus on weaving vocabulary and developing project ideas and interests through hands on experience. Pattern design and theory taught throughout. All Levels Beginners will make samplers. Beginning students cannot miss first class.Continuing students will design and produce more complex works. Continuing Not for beginners. Students must be able to warp a floor loom independently and read drafts.Looms are assigned in advance.

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# of Activity Class Title Age Day Time Date Cost Instructor Code Classes Ceramics-Wheel: 1112246 Beginning & Back to 18 & Up M 9:00-12:00pm 9/30-12/2 $248 9 Rehwalt S Basics Ceramics-Hand & 1112240 13 & Up Tu 9:30-12:00pm 10/1-12/3 $230 10 Piltz P S Wheel-Intermediate Ceramics-Wheel: 1112247 Beginning & Back to 13 & Up Tu 6:30-9:30pm 10/1-12/3 $276 10 Rehwalt S Basics Ceramics-Handbuilding- 1112241 13 & Up W 9:00-11:30am 10/2-12/4 $230 10 Piltz P S Intermediate Ceramics-Slab 1112245 13 & Up W 12:00-3:00pm 10/2-12/4 $276 10 Piltz P S Construction Ceramics-Hand & 1112237 13 & Up W 6:30-9:30pm 10/2-12/4 $276 10 Shaw S Wheel-All Levels Ceramics-Hand & 1112350 13 & Up Th 9:00-12:00pm 10/3-12/5 $248 9 Shaw S Wheel-All Levels Ceramics-Hand & 1112239 Wheel-Before & Beyond 18 & Up Th 6:30-9:30pm 10/3-12/5 $248 9 Edwards P S Round Ceramics-Sculpture 3D 10/4-12/6 1112244 13 & Up F 9:00-12:00pm $248 9 McKinney P S Design no 11/29 Ceramics-Handbuilding 10/11- 1112243 60 & Up F 12:45-2:45pm $84 6 Lansing P Intermediate for Seniors 11/15 1113570 Ceramics-Raku 18 & Up F 6:30-9:30pm 10/6-11/10 $138 5 DeBenedetti P S Ceramics- 10/5-12/7 1112249 Wheelthrowing & 13 & Up Sa 9:00-12:00pm $248 9 Von Bergen S no 11/30 Handbuilding-All Levels Ceramics-Designing 10/6-12/8 1112248 13 & Up Su 10:00-1:00pm $248 9 Johnson O S Teapots for Tea no 12/1 CODE KEY R: Reduced fee from discounts available

MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ARTS MULTNOMAH D: Drop-in available J: Join class any time S: Studio time available for M: Materials/studio fees included purchase are non-refundable T: Additional time commitments O: Materials list available online required P: Prerequisites apply X: Extra fees may be required

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CERAMICS CLASSES OPEN CERAMICS STUDIO―FALL 2019 Adult clay classes include glazes and firings. Only work Join us for Open Ceramics Studio! It is a great option for done in our studio with clay purchased at MAC may be those who want to continue and practice what they are fired. All participants are required to read and follow the learning in class. We encourage you to take one of our Ceramics Studio Policy. It contains information about great classes! student responsibilities and studio safety. Please read it by your first day of class. Copies are available online, at Requirements: Open Ceramics Studio sessions are only the MAC office and posted in the studio. By registering available to currently registered MAC Adult Ceramics for a class, you are agreeing to follow studio policy. students. Youth classes, adult clay workshops, and Students new to MAC cannot miss the first class. For all senior clay classes are excluded. Advanced registration is clay classes: Pick up work during open studio times only. required. Open studio is intended for personal enrichment Thank you! and recreation. Production for retail and use of outside clay are not allowed. Registration start date for fall sessions: Monday, 9/23/19 at 10:00am FEES: $6: Three-hour session (M–F) $8: Four-hour session (Sa) DATES: Monday, 9/30/19–Saturday, 12/7/19

HOURS: Mondays: 6:30–9:30pm MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays: 12:00–3:00pm Saturdays: 12:00–4:00pm • Tuesday, 11/26: Last day to turn in greenware for firing. No new work may be created. • Saturday 12/7: Last day to glaze • Friday, 11/8: Studio available in wheel room only • Holiday Closures: No Open Studio on Monday, 11/11, Veterans’ Day and Thanksgiving weekend, Thursday, 11/28– Sunday, 12/1. • Maximum Enrollment: Handbuilding Room―18 students; Wheel Room―18 students. • How to register: Register in person at MAC, or over the phone at 503-823-ARTS (2787). • Waitlists: Full sessions will have waitlists. Waitlisted folks will be contacted when there is an opening. Refund policy is the same as for classes—five Artist: Okji Radda, student • Refunds: business days (M–F) for a refund. • Scholarships: Scholarships and scheduled payment plans are available. Grab a form at the office, use the one provided in this catalog, or find a copy online.

Multnomah Arts Center | multnomahartscenter.org | 503-823-2787 73 ADULTS AND TEENS―VISUAL ARTS―CERAMICS Ceramics: Wheel―Beginning & Back to Basics Ages: 18 & Up New to wheelthrowing, or need to brush up or review the basics? This class focuses on the basics of throwing on the potter's wheel: wedging, centering, and trimming. Demonstrations will include throwing a variety of bowls, cylinders, and plates. Clay terminology and materials will also be covered. Students cannot miss first class and should come prepared to purchase clay and tools (if needed) for class. Ceramics: Hand & Wheel―All Levels Ages: 13 & Up Experience beginning to advanced techniques in clay using the methods of pinch, slab, coil, and wheel throwing. Find your own path to creativity by applying colored clay to your work and carving. While on the wheel or by hand, learn the design elements of line, form, shape and space. From forming, trimming, to glazing, be escorted into the world of clay. Ceramics: Wheelthrowing & Handbuilding―All Levels Ages: 13 & Up Learn wheel throwing and hand-building skills, finishing techniques, glazing techniques, glaze chemistry, negative and positive surface design application, applied design, slab roller, and extruder use. Alternative firing techniques such as Raku and horse hair, spray booth, and working with different clay bodies included. Ceramics: Hand & Wheel―Intermediate Ages: 13 & Up Explore advanced techniques in form, surface, and finish. Demonstrations may include: lids, handles, section pots, altering forms, forms and fixtures for handbuilders, simple mechanical drawing techniques, and the use of slips in MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ARTS MULTNOMAH different consistencies. More advanced glazing techniques, including spraying and wax over, will be covered. Basic knowledge of centering, trimming, and studio equipment required.

74 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org ADULTS AND TEENS―VISUAL ARTS―CERAMICS Ceramics: Handbuilding―Intermediate Ages: 13 & Up This class is geared to intermediate students. The emphasis of this class is on handbuilding with the introduction of the wheel as a handbuilding tool. Techniques such as pinch, coil and slab will be covered, as well as the basics in process, form and function. The student should walk away with a variety of tools and techniques that will carry them onto the next level. Ceramics: Slab Construction Ages: 13 & Up Craft large hand built forms utilizing the fundamentals and Artist: Rob Johnson techniques of this method. The object grows according to imagination and creativity. Your self-expression grows as you NEW! Ceramics: Designing Teapots for Tea Ages: 13 & Up use new methods of manipulation. Prior clay experience Creating a teapot that succeeds both aesthetically and required. functionally is the ultimate test for a potter’s skills and abilities. Ceramics: Hand & Wheel―Before & Beyond To succeed as a vessel capable of steeping and pouring Round tea requires careful consideration of the construction and Ages: 18 & Up integration of the constituent parts. Rigorous consideration Ever find yourself using that one bowl for eating your pasta? will be given to the teapot size and shape, spout and handle What makes it special? Here is your opportunity to design creation and placement, and several options for straining MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER traditional and non-traditional pieces for showing off the the tea leaves. Quality loose leaf tea will be served from food. Handbuilding demos will be with slabs―with and hand made teapots during class to reinforce the ‘why’ of without molds, to create pots for the table―cups, pitchers, going through the trouble of making our own teapots. For vases, bowls, platters and more. Techniques covered include intermediate to advanced students. Students should have stretching, paddling, ovaling, darting, cutting and pasting the ability of making lidded jars as well as be able to collar wheel thrown pots. Handbuilders: All levels welcome. clay into a narrow bottleneck. Get materials list online for Wheelthrowers: Must be experienced. (There will be no additional suggested tools to bring. wheel instruction for beginners.) Ceramics: Handbuilding Intermediate for Seniors Ceramics: Sculpture 3D Design Ages: 60 & Up Ages: 13 & Up Let's play with clay! Explore the art of ceramics while creating Explore the endless possibilities that clay can offer in this treasures to take home. Craft hand-built bowls or sculpture sculpture class. Tell your stories and bring your ideas to life while exploring pinch, coil and slab forms. Gain knowledge as you create animals, figures, forms and more. A variety of of the fundamentals in a creative, nurturing environment. slab, coiling, and modeling techniques will be demonstrated, Prerequisite: Beginning Handbuilding with Clay for Seniors. as well as surface decoration and glazing. We will look at both All materials included. Class held in Room 38. Students are historical and contemporary ceramic sculpture for inspiration encouraged to wear clothing that can get a little dirty. Class and ideas. Prerequisite: One term of ceramics. This is not a includes a tour of the MAC Ceramics Studio, along with all wheelthrowing class, though students may incorporate thrown materials. Open studio not included. elements in their sculpture. NEW! Ceramics: Raku Ages: 18 & Up Would you like to get creative with a little fire? Turn up the heat and discover the art of Raku fired ceramics. Students will make decorative, sculptural and whimsical pieces to fire in this unique atmosphere. Class instruction will include forming pieces, adornments, glaze application and the firing process. Prerequisite: One term of ceramics.

Multnomah Arts Center | multnomahartscenter.org | 503-823-2787 75 Multnomah Arts Center is located in Southwest Portland in the heart of Multnomah Village. Space is available for a wide range of rentals, including performances, weddings, conferences, work- shops, meetings, parties, and more. The center is within easy INCLUDED walking distance of restaurants and shops. Free Wifi SPACES AVAILABLE Projection Screen Auditorium On-site Parking for 150 Vehicles Our auditorium is ideal for performances, receptions, dances, and ADDITIONAL lectures. It is over 3,000 square feet and has 20� ceilings, wood Auditorium Sound System moldings, hardwood floors in the main room and a stage with • $25 Basic Audio/Visual disabled access. The capacity is 180 people seated at tables, or Dance Studio Sound System 260 theatre style. • $10 per rental Dance Studio Professional Sound or Lighting The dance studio is available for special events and workshops. It • Inquire with Rental Team is 2,400 square feet, has 20� ceilings, and lots of light, wood floors, Auditorium only. mirrors, and ballet barres. Events with food, drink, tables or chairs ALCOHOL are possible with MAC’s approval. A piano and sound system are • Additional $25 fee per Rental available. The capacity is 150 people. • Liability Insurance Required Classrooms DISCOUNTS Classrooms are available for parties, classes, and meetings. Most • When renting multiple spaces after rooms come with a chalkboard and sink. Average dimensions of hours, the higher rate is only paid on the classrooms are 24� x 25� with 12� ceilings. Projection screens are largest space. available. The capacity is 45 people theatre style and 50 standing • 10% off for nonprofit organizations room. ONGOING RENTALS Conference Room • Space may also be rented on an The conference room is perfect for neighborhood and board ongoing basis. Contact a MAC rental meetings, or business presentations to smaller groups. It is leader for details and availability. equipped with a bulletin board, dry erase board, a large projection screen, and computer or DVD hook-up. An LCD projector is available for rent. Seats up to 14 around tables and 20 in room. Kitchen and Kitchenette The full commercial kitchen includes all appliances (currently not available). The kitchenette includes range, refrigerator, and MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ARTS MULTNOMAH microwave. Dishes, pots and pans, etc. are not included. All rental rooms and bathrooms are wheelchair accessible. All rooms are air conditioned.

RATES: OPEN HOURS | 2-hour minimum RATES: AFTER HOURS | 3-hour minimum Space Monday–Friday 9:00am–9:30pm Monday-Friday 9:30pm–12:00am Saturday and Sunday 9:00am–5:00pm Saturday and Sunday 5:00pm–12:00am Auditorium $95 per hour* $135 per hour Dance Studio $40 per hour $70 per hour Classroom $45 per hour $75 per hour Conference Room $20 per hour $45 per hour Kitchen $40 per hour $80 per hour Kitchenette $20 per hour $60 per hour** *After-hours rate: Friday 5:00pm–Sunday night /** 50% with auditorium or dance studio NOTE: When renting multiple spaces after hours, the higher rate is only paid on the largest space. A $20 application fee may apply. Prices are subject to change. A refundable security deposit is assessed based on the size and type of the event. Rent is charged from the time the group arrives, including set-up time, until clean up is completed. Janitorial supplies are provided.

76 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org ABOUT MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER TENANT INFORMATION Multnomah Arts Center (MAC) provides excellent arts In addition to providing community arts education education in the visual, performing, and literary arts at an programming and community rentals, Multnomah Arts affordable cost to students of all ages. We offer programs Center provides space to these nonprofit community in music, movement, dance, theater, woodshop, literary service providers. Contact information is provided below arts, conditioning, metal arts, mixed media, printmaking, as a courtesy to the public. drawing, painting, photography, ceramics, sculpture, Columbia Basin Basketry Guild textiles, and more. These extensive class offerings are basketryguild.org provided by over 100 professional teaching artists from the Community Policing Office region. Annually, MAC serves more than 6,000 students 503-823-3333 (Police Non-Emergency) regardless of ability, age, race, religion, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, or financial means. Programs run year-round, Guild of Oregon Woodworkers and scholarships are available. Along with our vibrant guildoforegonwoodworkers.com arts education program, MAC presents— and partners Neighborhood House to bring—theater, music, dance performances, gallery Aging Services and Senior Center exhibitions, and other special events to the community; 503-244-5204 spaces are available to rent. nhpdx.org Founded in 1973, MAC is one of the largest comprehensive Northwest Woodturners Guild community arts education programs in the nation. A northwestwoodturnersguild.com program of Portland Parks & Recreation (PP&R), MAC is a Portland Handweavers Guild model community center, sharing and maintaining space portlandhandweaversguild.org MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER with multiple nonprofit community service providers. At Portland Storytellers Guild the heart of MAC’s success is the all-volunteer board of portlandstorytellers.org Multnomah Arts Center Association (MACA), a nonprofit body founded in 1983 that supports Multnomah Arts Print Arts Northwest Center. While PP&R supports the annual operation and printartsnw.org maintenance of Multnomah Arts Center, the nonprofit The Soul Box Project MACA makes it possible to exceed expectations for a soulboxproject.org community center by raising money to provide additional Southwest Neighborhoods, Inc. scholarships, outreach, community engagement, and make 503-823-4592 facility and program improvements. swni.org Summer Free For All MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ASSOCIATION 503-823-5059 The Multnomah Arts Center Association (MACA) portlandoregon.gov/parks/sffa is a dedicated all-volunteer, nonprofit organization supporting community arts education at MAC, a program of Portland Parks & Recreation. Since 1983, artists and community members like you have enhanced the center by raising money to assure MACA's mission is to programs and instruction are high-quality, affordable, advocate for equity and and accessible. Your support of MACA provides access to arts education. scholarships, obtains equipment, and facilitates infrastructure improvements that enhance the quality of class programming for life-long learning. Help us keep the momentum going by If you believe that art education is an essential making a donation to MACA today! investment in our community, please consider donating to MACA today. multnomahartscenter.org/donate BOARD OF DIRECTORS Kathleen Madden, President Marci Clark Gordon Campbell, Chair Glenn Decherd Bethany Small, Secretary Jerry Harris Beth Nichols, Treasurer Nancy Tauman

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Announcing a Call to Artists for the 2020 Multnomah Julie Forbes and Kendra Hurteau Arts Center Gallery schedule of monthly exhibits. Reuse Sculpture and Acrylic on Canvas Experienced and emerging artists living in Oregon August 2–September 3, 2019 or Southwest Washington (in the vicinity of Reception: Friday, August 2 | 7:00–9:00pm Portland) are invited to submit group and solo proposals for shows. For more information, contact [email protected] or go to multnomahartscenter.org/gallery. Submission Deadline: 9/1/19.

Ancestral Connections Pacific Northwest Sculptors Group Show Group Mixed Media Show Celebrating Collaborations Portland’s African Diaspora September 6–October 1, 2019 Curated by Bobby Fouther MULTNOMAH ARTS CENTER ARTS MULTNOMAH Reception: Friday, September 6 | 7:00–9:00pm October 4–22, 2019 Reception: Friday, October 4 | 7:00–9:00pm

MAC Instructor Showcase Winter Arts & Crafts Sale Mixed Media Group Show Mixed Media Sale of Artworks November 1–December 2, 2019 December 5–7, 2019 Reception: Friday, November 1 | 5:00–7:00pm Thursday and Friday | 9:00am–9:00pm Saturday | 9:00am–4:00pm

78 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org MAC PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS SCHOOL YEAR 2019-2020 APPLICATION Date Received: ______

Student Name ______Adult Youth (& age) ______

Address ______Number Street Name Apt. # City State Zip

Main Contact Phone ______Email ______

Parent(s)/Guardian(s)

Name ______Phone Number ______

Name ______Phone Number ______

Emergency Contact (different from above) Name ______Relationship ______Phone Number ______

Accommodation will be needed due to disability or special needs (Please attach details – Inclusion Specialists may be available)

Instrument Request: ______MAC currently has instructors teaching: Piano, Guitar (acoustic and electric), Voice, Violin, Viola, Cello, Bass (acoustic and electric), Clarinet, Flute, Oboe, Saxophone, Trumpet, Percussion (drum kit and marimba), Ukulele, and Banjo.

Previous Experience: Returning (enrolled at MAC during 2018-2019) Group Class In-School Instruction None

Prior Instrument(s): ______

Requested Lessons: 30 min. 45 min. 1 hour

Do you have access to an instrument for daily practice? Yes No

Please provide any time spans the student is available for lessons through the school year from EARLIEST START

TIME to LATEST ENDING TIME (e.g. 9:00am-Noon, 1:00-6:15pm, etc.). More availability will make it more likely that we will find a match for your schedule.

Monday ______Tuesday ______Wednesday ______

Thursday ______Friday ______Saturday ______

AVAILABILITY Ideal lesson day and time (and instructor preference, if known) Day ______Time ______Instructor (if known) ______

FOR NEW STUDENTS (or returning MAC students requesting a change) – attach separate sheet if needed What type of teaching style do you think will work well for you/your child? ______What are your goals or ambitions for music lessons? ______ALL STUDENTS: Is there anything else that would be helpful to know to effectively place the student (gender preference, learning style, special needs, etc.)? ______

Enrolling other family members? List name(s): ______

Applying for a scholarship? Be sure to request a scholarship form and submit it with this form.

SIGNATURE REQUIRED: My signature below indicates that I have read and understood “How to Register” and “Private Lesson Program Policy” (over). I understand the importance of regular practice and attendance. I understand lesson times are not guaranteed until confirmed with MAC staff and required tuition is paid. ______Signature of Student or Parent/Guardian Date

Multnomah Arts Center | multnomahartscenter.org | 503-823-2787 79 – . omplete this form and return it to after reading program reuirements elow. his application covers ctoer to early une. . Please wait patiently to e contacted y the office confirming a lesson time. his occurs aout two wees efore lessons egin for continuing students and one wee efore for new students. If we cannot place a student we will notify you as soon as possile. e maintain a waitlist through pril. If your availaility changes please notify the office as soon as possile. . pon lesson confirmation pay tuition to complete registration. Payment plans automatic payment deductions and scholarships are availale y arrangement.

han you for choosing ultnomah rts enter for your music lessons. ur goal is to mae music a meaningful and enoyale part of your life and we elieve that participation in the arts is essential to healthy individuals and communities. han you for your patience as we wor to provide the best schedule for everyone in our community. MAC’s Private Music Lesson Program strives to provide high uality music education for as many dedicated students as possile. o this end maes the following reuirements which students should carefully consider efore committing to lessons.

tudents should practice often. good guideline is to practice each day for at least the duration of your lesson. al to your instructor aout their recommendations for you. Instructors may require purchase of additional materials not included in listed registration fee Regular attendance is important. Lessons should not e missed ecept in unavoidale circumstances. hen a student must e asent notify the office as soon as possile. hen ultnomah rts enter cancels a lesson due to teacher illness inclement weather or other reasons the teacher will offer the student a maeup lesson if possile generally y etending the term one wee. ometimes the lesson may e made up y offering the student longer lessons to mae up the time. If maeups are not possile y the completion of the school year a refund will e provided. hen the student cancels or misses a lesson the student is not eligile for a refund. he teacher is not oliged to mae up the missed lesson. However if the student has given fair notice with a good reason the teacher may schedule a maeup at their discretion. nce registered the lesson time is reserved through the end of the school year (in early une). o withdraw efore then please notify the office at least seven days before the next lesson and a prorated refund of paid fees will e issued for the lessons that remain in the term. o reuest a change to your lesson day time length or instructor please complete the Lesson Change Request Form availale in the office. e will do our est to accommodate your reuests.

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SUMMER FREE FOR ALL

Administrative Office Multnomah Arts Center 7688 Southwest Captiol Highway, Room 29 Portland, Oregon 97219 503-823-5059 portlandoregon.gov/parks/sffa Supervisor Chariti Montez Coordinators Jamison Holtz, Jed Arkley, Kawana Bullock-Clayton, Alex Diaz

ABOUT Summer Free For All builds community through free, inclusive, and family- friendly activities that celebrate Portland's diverse cultures and local artists. The programming is community driven and community-focused. Concert and movie events reflect community partnerships, and Free Lunch + Play sites are selected based on community need. Through collaboration with communitypartners, program partners, and sponsors, Portland Parks & Recreation is able to coordinate events and activities, activate parks, and bring communities together with hundreds of free summer events across the city.

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CONCERTS AND MOVIES FREE LUNCH + PLAY Summer Free For All produces free concerts Working alongside community partners and and movies in parks in collaboration with five school districts, Free Lunch + Play provides community partners. Each partner picks a park 100,000 nutritious meals for kids age 18 and location, selects the movie and/or musical younger during summer recess. This program talent, fund-raises to support the event, and also offers fun activities including sports and brings people together to celebrate summer! games, arts & crafts, and special events offered Building partnerships with community by visiting music groups, artists, sports teams, organizations allows us to enrich and explore libraries, and more. the cultural fabric of our city. Summer Free For All also brings activities to Learn more about how your community children in neighborhoods without parks or can host or sponsor a concert or movie at playgrounds through the Mobile Play program. portlandoregon.gov/parks/sffa.

Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org 83 GATEWAY DISCOVERY PARK

10520 Northeast Halsey Street Bus: #87 to Gateway Portland, Oregon 97220 Max: Red Line, Green Line, Blue Line Mailing Address Call Tri-Met at 503-238-RIDE 2909 Southwest 2nd Avenue ADA Accessibility Portland, Oregon 97201 Gateway Discovery Park is ADA accessible. 503-823-4116 Park Hours gatewaydiscoverypark@ 5:00am–Midnight portlandoregon.gov Unless otherwise noted gatewaydiscoverypdx.org Program Schedule Supervisor Most programs take place in spring and Alicia Hammock summer months. Rentals happen Recreation Coordinator throughout the year. Marlene Godsey

ARTS & CULTURE PROGRAM Portland Parks & Recreation provides free access and support to arts organizations, nonprofits, and schools interested in presenting free programs and events at Gateway Discovery Park. FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO APPLY 503-823-4116 [email protected]

AMENITIES Splash pad (seasonally), event plaza, public art, inclusive playground, skate dot, picnic tables, paved paths, Portland loo/restroom, wifi

PROGRAMMING Gateway Discovery Park is activated with a variety of free programs including drop-in activities, performances, and special events with a focus on arts and culture.

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This new park in East Portland is a great location for public performances, fairs, festivals, classes, markets and much more! Rentable sections include the Lawn, the Porch, Plaza, and Performance Plaza. For more information, call 503-823-4116. For 2019 picnic area reservations, call 503-823-2525. We accept applications 12 months in advance for park rentals. Additional permit requirements and fees may apply in addition to park rental fees. For other park rentals, call 503-823-7529 (PLAY).

Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org 85 INTERSTATE FIREHOUSE CULTURAL CENTER

5340 North Interstate Avenue Portland, Oregon 97217 Bus Line #72 North Killingsworth St and Interstate Ave Call Tri-Met at 503-238-RIDE Max Line Yellow Line to North Killingsworth St Parking Street Parking on N Maryland Avenue ADA Accessibility IFCC is fully accessible.

Portland Parks & Recreation is currently developing a community-driven plan to re-open the Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center (IFCC) with the goals to: • Respect and honor the IFCC’s history and roots in the African American community • Uphold the IFCC’s original mission to explore, preserve and celebrate Portland’s diversity • Advance the City of Portland’s commitment to racial equity

SHORT-TERM LEASING IFCC is currently available through 2020 to arts organizations for multi-week, short-term leasing (3–8 weeks). Organizations must demonstrate strong alignment with IFCC’s stated goals. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. For more information, visit portlandoregon.gov/parks/arts.

PassinArt | Photographer: Kyra Sanford Rejoice! Diaspora Dance Theater | Photographer: Cameron Ousley

86 The Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center was built as a firehouse in 1910. In 1982, it was established as an arts center by Charles Jordan, Portland’s first African American Commissioner and Parks bureau director. The IFCC has served as a cultural home for Portland’s African American community since its founding, and has been vital to the creative life of many Portland artists.

Charles Jordan INTERSTATE FIREHOUSE CULTURAL CENTER

Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org 87 PORTLAND PARKS & RECREATION DIRECTORY ARTS & CULTURE PROGRAMS & SERVICES Community Music Center Adaptive & Inclusive Recreation 3350 SE Francis St, 97202 503-823-3177 305 NE 102nd Ave, Suite 250, 97220 503-307-4131 portlandoregon.gov/parks/cmc portlandoregon.gov/parks/air Gateway Discovery Park Community Gardens 10520 NE Halsey St, 97220 503-823-4116 6437 SE Division St, 97206 503-823-1612 gatewaydiscoverypdx.org portlandoregon.gov/parks/communitygardens Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center Customer Service Center 5340 N Interstate Ave, 97217 111 SW Columbia St, Suite 660, 97201 503-823-2525 portlandoregon.gov/parks/customerservice Multnomah Arts Center 7688 SW Capitol Hwy, 97219 503-823-2787 Environmental Education portlandoregon.gov/parks/mac 2909 SW 2nd Ave, 97201 503-823-3601 portlandoregon.gov/parks/ee Summer Free for All 7688 SW Capitol Hwy, 97219 503-823-5059 Parks for New Portlanders portlandoregon.gov/parks/sffa 1120 SW 5th Ave, Suite 1302, 97204 503-260-2487 parksfornewportlanders.org GARDENS & SITES Portland Parks Golf Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden portlandoregon.gov/parks/golf 5801 SE 28th Ave, 97202 503-771-8386 Portland Tennis Center International Rose Test Garden 324 NE 12th Ave, 97232 503-823-3189 400 SW Kingston Ave, 97205 503-823-3664 portlandoregon.gov/parks/ptc Leach Botanical Garden Rosewood Music Program 6704 SE 122nd Ave, 97236 503-823-9503 16126 SE Stark St, 97233 503-823-3177 Pittock Mansion portlandoregon.gov/parks/rosewood 3229 NW Pittock Dr, 97210 503-823-3623 Senior Recreation nd Peninsula Rose Garden 305 NE 102 Ave, Suite 250, 97220 503-823-4328 700 N Rosa Parks Way, 97217 503-823-3642 portlandoregon.gov/parks/sr TeenForce 305 NE 102nd Ave, Suite 250, 97720 portlandoregon.gov/parks/TeenForce

PORTLAND PARKS & RECREATION DIRECTORY RECREATION & PARKS PORTLAND Urban Forestry 1900 SW 4th Ave, First Floor, 97201 503-823-8733 portlandoregon.gov/parks/trees Volunteer Services 1120 SW 5th Ave, Suite 1302, 97204 503-823-5121 portlandoregon.gov/parks/volunteer

88 PORTLAND PARKS & RECREATION DIRECTORY COMMUNITY CENTERS & POOLS Charles Jordan Community Center 9009 N Foss Ave, 97203 503-823-3631 Columbia Indoor Pool 7701 N Chautauqua Blvd, 97217 503-823-3669 Creston Outdoor Pool (summer only) 4454 SE Powell Blvd, 97206 503-823-3672 East Portland Community Center and Pool 740 SE 106th Ave, 97216 503-823-3450 Grant Outdoor Pool (summer only) 2300 NE 33rd Ave, 97212 503-823-3674 PORTLAND PARKS & RECREATION DIRECTORY Hillside Community Center 653 NW Culpepper Terrace, 97210 503-823-3181 Matt Dishman Community Center and Pool 77 NE Knott St, 97212 503-823-3673 Montavilla Community Center 8219 NE Glisan St, 97220 503-823-4101 Montavilla Outdoor Pool (summer only) 8219 NE Glisan St, 97220 503-823-3675 Mt Scott Community Center and Pool SPORTS & GOLF 5530 SE 72nd Ave, 97206 503-823-3183 Eastmoreland Golf Course Peninsula Park Community Center 2425 SE Bybee Blvd, 97202 503-775-2900 700 N Rosa Parks Way, 97217 503-823-3620 Colwood Golf Center Peninsula Park Outdoor Pool (summer only) 7313 NE Columbia Blvd, 97218 503-254-5515 700 N Rosa Parks Way, 97217 503-823-3677 Heron Lakes Golf Course Pier Park Outdoor Pool (summer only) 3500 N Victory Blvd, 97217 503-289-1818 9341 N St Johns Ave, 97203 503-823-3678 Owens Sports Complex (Delta Park) Sellwood Community Center 10737 N Union Ct, 97217 503-823-1656 1436 SE Spokane St, 97202 503-823-3195 Portland International Raceway Sellwood Outdoor Pool (summer only) 1940 N Victory Blvd, 97217 503-823-7223 7951 SE 7th Ave, 97202 503-823-3679 Portland Tennis Center Southwest Community Center and Pool 324 NE 12th Ave, 97232 503-823-3189 6820 SW 45th Ave, 97219 503-823-2840 RedTail Golf Course St Johns Community Center 8200 SW Scholls Ferry Road 503-646-5166 8427 N Central St, 97203 503-823-3192 Beaverton, OR 97008 Wilson Outdoor Pool (summer only) Rose City Golf Course 1151 SW Vermont St, 97219 503-823-3680 2200 NE 71st Ave, 97213 503-253-4744 Woodstock Community Center St Johns Racquet Center 5905 SE 43rd Ave, 97206 503-823-3633 7519 N Burlington Ave, 97203 503-823-3629 Sports Office 503-823-5126

Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org 89 PAYMENT PLAN POLICY FOR ARTS PROGRAMS Payment is due at the time of registration. A payment planmay be It is the customer’s responsibility to contact PP&R if the credit card set up at no extra charge. However, the first payment is due at the number has changed, to check your receipts, and to keep your time of enrollment. Payment plans are to be established at site of contact information up to date with PP&R. We do not send out activity (or online). notices for cards that have been declined. Payment plans can make auto-payments on a credit card that must Some term-length activities are rolled over from one term to the be valid through the date of final payment. An automated email is next; in these cases, the payment plan needs to be re-established typically sent to payers 5 days before the card is to be charged. by customer request after rollover (notice will be given). A separate receipt will be created for each activity that has a Contact the site at which you registered if you have questions payment plan to process and track payments more accurately. about your payment plan. Payment plans without auto-payment or with non-standard due dates may require site supervisor approval and the customer LATE FEES accepts responsibility for making payments by the due date • A late fee of $20 may be charged for a past due balance. without a reminder from PP&R (note late fees below). • Accounts with payments past due may prevent students from enrolling in future activities. Payments are calculated by dividing the total fee of the activity by • Late accounts may be sent to a collection agency. the number of payments to be made. Payments will not necessarily match the per-class amounts, and payments in a payment plan may • If financial circumstances make it impossible to meet the agreed upon terms of the payment plan, please contact the increase or decrease based on course cancellations, enrollee with- program supervisor or coordinator. drawal, change of length of payment plan, or credits for activities.

90 Portland Parks & Recreation | portlandparks.org PP&R Arts Program Scholarship Form Instructions Application Process

1. Complete and submit this form at the time of registration. If we are unable to approve the application imme- diately, center staff can assist in placing a hold on classes for you (down-payment required) while the approval is in process. For private lessons, please submit scholarship application with your Private Lesson Form without down-payment.

2. Provide proof of household income level by providing the first 2 pages of your most recent 1040 tax form with the application. If you did not file a 1040 tax form, see below for acceptable forms. This information is neces- sary to help determine the degree of need for each applicant. Proof of income will be required every calendar year scholarship is requested.

3. Once your scholarship is approved you must pay the total tuition balance or make a partial payment on a scheduled payment plan. Scholarship approvals or amounts will vary from center to center depending on the num- ber of applicants and available funds. If you have questions about your scholarship award, please contact the center directors. Income Verification

Scholarship applications will only be accepted with proper proof of financial need.Proof of financial need is made by providing the first 2 pages and supporting documents for your most recent 1040 income tax return. If you did not file a 1040 tax return, we accept other forms:

ACCEPTABLE forms of income verification (if IRS form 1040 is not filed): • Proof of current Social Security benefits (SSA Benefit Statement or SSA-1099) • Proof of disability pay (SSI) • Proof of current OHP (Oregon Health Plan – striped medical paper with client info on it) • Oregon Trail (food stamps) award letter

NOT ACCEPTED: • Bank Statements • Paycheck stubs • Individual W-2’s • Plastic Oregon Trail Card • WIC

The participant, and the parent guardian if a youth student, must be a listed on the document.

We value your privacy and keep information confidential. Please remove social security numbers for all family members before submitting, especially if sending electronically.

Important Additional Information

Students must meet payment commitments and program & attendance requirements in order to continue receiving scholarship. If you add or subtract an activity covered under this scholarship application you may be asked to re-apply.

Scholarship at some sites is provided by a non-profit fundraising organizations through generous donations. We appreciate volunteers and donors who help us keep our programs affordable to all. To volunteer, please contact each center directly.

Scholarship form on next page | Aplicacion de beca: portlandoregon.gov/parks/article/551618 91 Need-Based Scholarship Application for 2019-20 PP&R Arts Programs in Portland Parks & Recreation • Important: see reverse for full instructions. We are unable to accept incomplete applications. • Please fill out all sections and provide proof of income with your application (see instructions). • Be sure to indicate the amount you can pay. Materials fees included in activity costs are not eligible for scholarship. • Please submit one application per participant for each site at which you are requesting a scholarship. • New activity enrollments require a new form; your request is not automatically carried forward between term. • Scholarship limits per student, per term: three activities total; one private lesson (e.g. one private lesson, one full fee group class, one instrument rental) • Misrepresenting financial status will affect future eligibility for scholarships. • If your financial situation changes, please contact the center and update your information on file.

Participant’s Name: ______Age: ______Address: ______City: ______State: ______Zip Code: ______Phone: ______E-mail: ______Application is for: r Community Music Center r Multnomah Arts Center

Activity Name: 1) ______2) ______3) ______Activity Number: 1) ______2) ______3) ______Published Fee: 1) $______2) $______3) $______What you can pay: 1) $______2) $______3) $______Please describe your financial need for a scholarship: ______For Youth Students: Parent/Guardian #1 Name: ______Employer: ______Parent/Guardian #2 Name: ______Employer: ______Number of children living at home: ______Number of adults in household: ______

TOTAL YEARLY GROSS FAMILY INCOME (include child support if applicable) – CHECK ONE: r 0 to $23,107 r $39,461 to $47,637 r $63,992 to $72,168 r $23,108 to $31,283 r $47,368 to $55,814 r $72,169 to $80,345 r $31,284 to $39,460 r $55,815 to $63,991 r Over $80,346 Does applicant / participant qualify for Federal free or reduced lunch program? r Yes r No Does applicant / participant qualify for Oregon Health Plan? r Yes r No Required documentation of household income is your most recent Federal 1040 tax form. If you did not file taxes this year, or if your current income is lower than stated on the 1040, you may substantiate your income via documentation provided by a state or federal agency. Please check the form(s) used: r Most recent Federal 1040 income tax return (first 2 pages) - required if you did file.(Remove social security numbers before submitting.) r I did NOT file a Federal 1040 income tax form this year - I am using one of the forms of documentation below: r Free/reduced lunch award letter r Food Stamps award letter r Proof of current Oregon Health Plan (eligibility letter with date) r WIC award letter r Proof of Social Security benefits (SSA Benefit Statement or SSA - 1099) r Proof of disability pay (SSI) UNACCEPTABLE for verification: W-2 forms, paycheck stubs, bank statements, Oregon Trail Card, OHP medical card, WIC card

X ______Participant / Parent / Guardian Signature Date

ELIGIBILITY:ELIGIBILITY: Type:Type: ______EffectiveEffective Date:Date: ______ReturnedReturnedr ShreddedShredded r Regular Fee: $______For TERM:TERM: ______DATEDATE ReceivedReceived :: ______STAFFSTAFF Initials:Initials: ______Discount: $______office DATE Approved:______Authorized Signature: ______Total Fee: $______use only DATE Notified: ______VIA: Email r Phone r In person r SCHOLARSHIP APPLIED: Fall r Winter r Spring r Summer r SY r NP support: $______

92 REGISTER NOW

ONLINE at PortlandParks.org – Click on the “Register” top tab. Search for classes by age, category, location, or keyword – or narrow your search by specific activity or course number. PHONE – Complete this registration form and call any PP&R site using the phone numbers on the map pages. You may also phone in your registration to the PP&R Customer Service Hotline at 503-823-2525, Monday- Friday, 8:30am-5:15pm. Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover Card accepted with phone-in registration. MAIL – Mail your completed registration form to the program center address. Include full payment by check payable to the City of Portland. Mail-in registration is also received at the PP&R Customer Service Center, 1134 SW Fifth Ave, Portland, OR 97204. IN PERSON – Any PP&R facility is able to process your registration, including the Customer Service Center located in the lobby of the Portland Building at 1134 SW Fifth Ave. All Community Centers are open for walk-in registration during business hours.

CHECK ONE New Customer Taken class with PP&R before My account information has changed

Main Contact Name ______Birthdate ______

Home Address ______City/St/Zip ______

Home Phone (______)______Work Phone (______)______

Cell Phone (______)______Email Address ______

Emergency Contact Name and Phone Number ______

Portland Parks & Recreation welcomes individuals with disabilities and special needs into programs. Please describe any accommodations needed for successful inclusion: ______

PARTICIPANT INFORMATION Name (last, first) Birthdate M/F Class Title Course # Class Location Start Date Cost

NON-RESIDENTS of the City of Portland pay a 40% surcharge. Or you may purchase a non- Subtotal resident pass at the amounts listed below. List pass price or 40% surcharge in column at right and add to your total. 40% non-resident surcharge or I already have a non-resident pass. Duration ______-month Purchase date ______/______/______ pass price Passholder name ______I need a pass. Circle one: 3-month | 6-month | 9-month Circle one: Individual | Family  TOTAL Name of person(s) needing pass ______3-month pass: individual $25; family $50 | 6-month pass: individual $45; family $90 9-month pass: individual $65; family $130  I do not want a pass. I choose to pay the 40% surcharge. PAYMENT INFORMATION CHECK Check number______(make check payable to the City of Portland)  Registration by credit card is available by phone, in-person, or online. 93 REGISTRATION HOW TO REQUEST INCLUSION SERVICES Receipt of full payment is required for registration, unless • Choose the activity you would like to participate in and otherwise arranged. Please call if you receive a returned check register for that class. or declined bank card notice, either of which void registration. • Contact Inclusion Services at 971-284-5060. RESIDENT / NON-RESIDENT • If this is your first time requesting accommodations A resident is: through Inclusion Services, you will need to complete • anyone who occupies a permanent residence inside the either a phone intake or an Accommodation Form that can city limits of Portland. At the discretion of a Community be sent over email. This process is to help determine what Center Director, proof of home address may be required. level of accommodation needed for the participant. Acceptable address verification may include a 1) drivers • Future assistance will be provided based on need. The license, 2) Oregon ID card, 3) property tax statement, 4) inclusion staff will work with the instructor on how to utility bill or lease agreement with current home address. support you and your individual needs. • any child living within the school boundaries of the IMPORTANT DETAILS ABOUT INCLUSION SERVICES Reynolds and Centennial School Districts who is attending • A general program may be adapted using auxiliary aids and a SUN Community School. Through a partnership between services, but the basic structure of the program remains the City and County, a child attending a SUN Community the same. School is eligible to register for programs at any SUN • Accommodations are made as needed and can be flexible, Community School location without paying a non-resident as well creative. surcharge. • Participants need to register for activities that are intended Anyone else is considered a non-resident (NR) and will be for their birth age. assessed a 40% surcharge. NR surcharges do not apply to • Personal care is provided for activities for individuals up to drop-in activities. Non-residents who wish to register for PP&R age 12. activities may choose one of these options: • For sign language interpreter please call 2 working days • Pay the additional 40% NR fee. prior to the class. • Purchase a NR fee discount pass as either an individual • We request at least 5 working days’ notice prior to start of or family. The NR discount pass is good for one year and class. takes 25% off the NR fee for the activity. Inquire about If you have questions about Inclusion Services, please contact this option at time of registration. These passes are not 971-284-5060. If necessary, use City TTY 503-823-6868, or use refundable. Oregon Relay Service: 711. Non-resident Pass Prices: PHOTO POLICY 3-month pass: individual $25; family $50 Portland Parks & Recreation (PP&R) reserves the right, and may 6-month pass: individual $45; family $90 give permission to the media, to photograph classes, programs, and participants at any of our facilities and properties or any 9-month pass: individual $65; family $130 sponsored activity. Please be aware that these photos are for A family denotes a couple (married or domestic) or a single promotional purposes and may be used in future publications parent and their legal dependents living in the same residence. and media communications in any format. CLASS ENROLLMENT If you do not wish to be photographed, please inform staff Our classes must meet minimum and maximum enrollment and we will make reasonable efforts to honor your request. standards. Classes may fill quickly or be canceled due to low If you see staff taking pictures, and you do not wish to be enrollment. photographed, please let us know. If you see a photo of yourself WITHDRAWAL AND REFUNDS or a family member that causes you concern, please notify us. Please notify us at least five (5) business days (Monday– As a courtesy, we will make every reasonable effort to dispose Friday), unless otherwise specified, before the start of your of the image, and will not use it in future publications. However, program so that we can refund or credit your account for we will not be able to retrieve, destroy or discontinue existing the registration fee. Pre-paid materials and admission tickets printed publications in which the photograph may have been cannot be refunded. Participants needing to withdraw after included. the program has begun are offered a prorated credit or refund CUSTOMER SATISFACTION based upon when the request is made. Your satisfaction is our goal! Portland Parks & Recreation SCHOLARSHIPS strives for 100% customer satsfaction. If you are not satisfied City of Portland residents, regardless of age, who require with a recreation program or service, please let us know. financial assistance may apply for partial scholarships. Contact INFORMATION HOTLINE individual centers for information. For information on other PP&R services and programs, call the NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATION Parks Information Hotline at 503-823-PLAY (7529), Monday– To help ensure equal access to City programs, services and Friday, 8:30am–5:00pm. activities, the City of Portland will provide translation, INCLEMENT WEATHER reasonably modify policies/procedures, and provide auxiliary If the City of Portland public school districts (Portland Public, aids/services/alternative formats to persons with disabilities. Parkrose, David Douglas, Reynolds, and Centennial) are closed For accommodations, translations, complaints, and additional because of weather conditions, PP&R classes and youth information, contact Carolyn Lee at carolyn.lee@ basketball in those school districts may be canceled. We portlandoregon.gov, use City TTY 503-823-6868, or Oregon recommend that you check in with your community centers Relay Service: 711. for the latest information about individual registered programs SPECIAL NEEDS and activities. Some recreation programs may run as conditions In compliance with Civil Rights laws, it is the policy of the City and instructor availability allow. Decisions to operate on a of Portland that no person shall be excluded from participation specific site basis are made when it is determined that all in, denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination in programs may operate safely. Call the specific PP&R facility for any City program, service, or activity on the grounds of race, information and opening/closing times. color, national origin, or disability. To help ensure equal access to City programs, services, and activities, the City of Portland reasonably provides: translation and interpretation services, modifications, accommodations, auxiliary aides and services, and alternative format.

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