Town of Leland – Candidate for the NCRPA 2017 Arts & Humanities

Town of Leland – Candidate for the NCRPA 2017 Arts & Humanities Award

Above: Leland Cultural Arts Center – Opened in March 2015

Above: Leland Cultural Arts Center’s Multipurpose Room – home to the Cultural Concert Series

Samples of posters for the Cultural Concert Series

Above: Friends of the Leland Cultural Arts Center donated a grand piano to the LCAC in May 2017.

Above left: Leland’s Mayor, Brenda Bozeman playing piano with Mayor Pro Tem, Pat Batleman.

Above right: Cultural Arts Manager, Julianne Scott with the Friends of the LCAC’s President, Pat Goodman.

The LCAC has an active partnership with the Arts Council of Wilmington & New Hanover County.

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cultural ar ts, parks and events TOWN OF LELAND, NC | SPRING & SUMMER 2017

special events | 8 & 9 summer camp | 27 youth scholarships | 26 TABLE OF CONTENTS INFORMATION Your chance to win a free CAPE COVER ARTWORK | 2 INFORMATION DIRECTOR'S MESSAGE | 3 class at the LCAC! TOWN OF LELAND | 3 MEET OUR TEAM | 4 Fall & Winter CAPE cover artwork submissions are PARKS & FACILITIES | 5 due by June 17, 2017. Email high resolution image to FACILITY RENTAL INFO | 5 [email protected] with “Cover Art” in the REGISTRATION INFO | 6 – 7 subject line and artwork information; artist name, title, size, medium and date completed in the body of the SPECIAL EVENTS email. Artwork that features one of our parks is suggested but not required. Children are also PARKS & RECREATION | 8 encouraged to participate! Featured artist will receive MOVIES & CONCERTS | 8 a free class at the Leland Cultural Arts Center. Call LCAC CONCERT SERIES | 9 910.385.9891 with any questions. LCAC SPECIAL EVENTS | 9 CERAMICS | 10 – 12 DRAWING | 12 – 13 ADULT CULTURAL ARTS JEWELRY | 13 MUSIC | 14 PAINTING | 14 – 16 PHOTOGRAPHY | 16 – 17 SEWING | 17 STAINED GLASS | 17 THEATER / ACTING | 18 TRAVEL | 18 WRITING / LANGUAGE | 19 – 20 ADULT FITNESS / WELLNESS

2 CAPE Cultural Arts, Parks & Events 910.385.9891 | www.townofleland.com TABLE OF CONTENTS INFORMATION

THE TOWN OF LELAND'S MISSION A MESSAGE FROM OUR DIRECTOR To make Leland an exceptional place to live by Welcome to the Town of providing diverse parks, recreation facilities, and a Leland Department of Parks variety of programs and opportunities that take and Recreation. This is an advantage of the Town's natural and cultural exciting time for Parks and resources. This inclusive program contributes to an Recreation in Leland. Since unparalleled standard of community life for the the department’s creation in residents of Leland. the Fall of 2008, the Parks and Recreation Advisory IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS niel brooks Board and staff have been TOWN HALL | 910.371.0148 working diligently to create PLANNING | 910.371.3390 a variety of programs and Operation Services events for the enjoyment of POLICE DEPARTMENT | 910.371.1100 Director Leland citizens. The PARKS & RECREATION | 910.332.4823 department has also been busy planning for the CULTURAL ARTS CENTER | 910.385.9891 future by exploring opportunities for the development of new parks, trails and facilities. One of the most REGULAR TOWN MEETINGS exciting developments is the addition of the Leland Meetings are held at Town Hall Council Chambers Cultural Art Center in the spring of 2015. I encourage located at 102 Town Hall Drive, Leland, NC 28451. you to check out the many programs offered there. Dates and times are subject to change. View our calendar at www.townofleland.com or call Be sure to check out our website to keep abreast of 910.371.0148 for more information. new and upcoming activities in the Town. Public input is extremely important as the department; like TOWN COUNCIL the Town, grows and expands. Please feel free to contact me with any questions, concerns or ideas. Date | 3rd Thursday of each month Time | 6 PM M. Niel Brooks Operation Services Director PARKS & RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD [email protected] Date | Last Wednesday of each month Time | 6 PM facebook.com/pages/town-of-leland PLANNING BOARD Date | 4th Tuesday each month @townofleland Time | 6:30 PM

Spring & Summer | Program & Activities Guide March – August 2017 3 MEET OUR TEAM parks and recreation INFORMATION

bill nadeau amy ryan ashley moore alice corl mark scribbins

Parks & Facilities Recreation Recreation Administrative Maintenance Manager Supervisor Specialist Assistant Supervisor

ivory myers evan long kim stutts brian utt gerald clarida

Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance Custodian Maintenance Worker Worker Worker Attendant cultural ar ts

julianne scott allison hensley aundi wilson heather divoky

Cultural Arts Arts Administrative Pottery Studio Arts Administrative Manager Supervisor Coordinator Assistant

helen dupuis susan lang kirsti armstrong

Arts Administrative Arts Administrative Arts Administrative Assistant Assistant Assistant

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COMMUNITY GARDEN WESTGATE NATURE PARK Address | 102 Town Hall Drive Address | 1260 West Gate Drive

Hours | Sunrise to sunset Hours | Sunrise to sunset INFORMATION Opened | March 2016 (New Garden) Opened | October 2013 Amenities | 6 Raised Beds, Bench & Water Size | 150 acres of Wetlands and Hose. Rent a raised bed for $5 per growing season Uplands, current phase 3 acres. or $10 per year. Amenities | 0.3 mile Paved Trail, Outdoor Classroom, Nature Playground, Picnic Area & Event LELAND CULTURAL ARTS CENTER Lawn Address | 1212 Magnolia Village Way Information | Picnic tables are first come, first Monday – Thursday | 9 AM – 9 PM served. To rent the Event Lawn call 910.408.3092 or Friday & Saturday | 9 AM – 3 PM email [email protected] or with Size | 18,000 square feet questions. Opened | March 2015 Amenities | Gallery, Multipurpose Room, Painting Studio, Pottery Studio, Stained Glass Studio, FACILITY RENTAL INFORMATION Catering Kitchen, Dance Studio, Theatre with Stage, Offices, and Classroom. Call 910.385.9891 or email host your event at our place! [email protected] with any questions. Check calendar or call for Holiday closures. Rentals & • Review the facility use policy, rental rates and events may be scheduled during closed hours. room layouts online.

LELAND MUNICIPAL PARK • Visit us at www.townofleland.com/lcac and click Address | 102 Town Hall Drive the “Rentals/Catering” button. Hours | Sunrise to sunset Size | 8 acres • Read the available rental guides. Opened | September 2004 Amenities | Playground, 0.6 mile Multi-use • To inquire about a date or receive a quote, Path, Stage, Picnic Tables, Gazebo and Open Green complete the “Rental Interest Form” found on our Space. Picnic tables are first come, first serve. Call website and send it to [email protected] or 910.408.3092 or email [email protected] 1212 Magnolia Village Way, Leland NC 28451. with questions. • If interested, visit the LCAC to tour the facility RECREATION BUILDING rental spaces and bring the completed Rental Address | 102 Town Hall Drive Interest Form. Hours | 8 AM to 11 PM Size | 2,100 Square feet • LCAC staff will respond to your rental request as Opened | September 2004 soon as possible. Amenities | Tables, Chairs and Ice Machine. Rentals | $100 Security Deposit plus fee Resident • Visit or contact us with any questions. Fee $75 | Non-Resident Fee $150 Call 910.408.3092 or email [email protected] with questions. mark your calendar! STURGEON CREEK PARK Address | 844 Appleton Way Weekday rentals may be booked up to four Hours | Sunrise to sunset months in advance, depending on our programming Amenities | Canoe/Kayak Launch, Floating schedule and room availability. Programs take priority Dock, Fishing Deck, Outdoor Classroom & Fire Pit over rentals. If your event occurs on a weekend, you Size | 1.2 acres of Uplands may be able to reserve the facility further in Opened | Spring 2014 advance. Contact us with any questions. Information | Picnic tables are first come, first serve. To rent the Fire Pit or Event Lawn call 910.408.3092 or email [email protected] with questions.

Spring & Summer | Program & Activities Guide March – August 2017 5 REGISTRATION INFORMATION HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE With numerous classes and events in this program guide, you may find yourself needing a little INFORMATION help navigating. Each Listing will include the title, a brief description, and details including dates, times, fees, location, instructor and course code. Some listings are for a single session and some are for a class that meets multiple times. If you see no location listed and are not certain where it is being held, please call us or check online to verify location.

HEADLINE Indicates a major grouping of class by type. It is simple to

PROGRAM TITLE register online! Name of the program. Search on our website for keywords from the program title or the course code. WWW.TOWNOFLELAND.COM

TYPE & LEVEL OR AGE Indicates whether a class is a one-time event or a weekly class and the level of skill needed for participants to enroll. In the youth section, you will find age requirements in lieu of level requirements. Most classes are suited for beginners or otherwise noted as intermediate or advanced. EXAMPLE PROGRAM DESCRIPTION Oil Painting Includes a basic description of the program and what Weekly | Beginner – All Levels participants can expect to do or learn if they This course offers an introduction to oil participate. painting, or a reintroduction to basic concepts, with a focus on getting DATES & TIMES started. Participants will work from their Includes the day of the week and times that the own photos (not portraits) and focus on program meets. Some programs meet on multiple techniques, materials and methods. days and times. Be sure to register for the program Participants should not expect to have with the course code that coincides with the time you fully completed paintings at the end of wish to take the class. this course but rather works in progress with knowledge and skills to complete COURSE CODE(S) on their own. No experience necessary, A four digit number that will assist you in searching only the desire and will to learn and try! for and registering for the correct course session. Participants are encouraged to practice This code is your key to easy registration. Use it between class sessions and have online to search. access to our well-equipped studio. Thursdays 9:30 AM – Noon FEE #5507 | September 15 – October 20 Most special events are free, but usually there is a #5508 | November 3 – December 15 fee associated with each of our programs. Town of #5509 | January 19 – February 23 Leland residents who live within the town limits Resident Fee $84 | Non-Resident Fee $94 usually pay a reduced fee for programs. However, Instructor | Phil Meade everyone is encouraged to participate, and enrollment is not limited to Leland residents.

INSTRUCTOR Full name of instructor teaching the course.

6 CAPE Cultural Arts, Parks & Events 910.385.9891 | www.townofleland.com REGISTRATION INFORMATION YOUTH SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarships available for our youth art programs.

We encourage those in need to apply if they have a INFORMATION child/children interested in participating. See page 26 or visit https://www.friendslcac.org for more information or pick up an application at the LCAC. Apply for scholarships early, there is an approval process. REFUND POLICY Participants receive a 100% class fee refund, credit or transfer if the Town cancels a program.

• If participant chooses to get a credit or debit refund it is less the ActiveNet processing fee. • If participant chooses to have a credit placed on account, there is no additional processing fee when you use the credit. • Currently, credits do not expire and can be used for anyone on the participant's account. • When using a credit, one must come into the center or call so we can use the credit for the HOW TO REGISTER new registration. If registering online, an additional processing fee is charged by the ONLINE REGISTRATION registration software ActiveNet. Check availability and register for programs online by following these steps: Please note that this is only a portion of our refund, • Visit www.townofleland.com/lcac and click credit & transfer policy. Get complete details by the “Online Registration” button. calling the facility hosting the program. • Search by keyword or course code in the blank on the ActiveNet website with or without creating an account. https://apm. activecommunities.com/townofleland/ • To register, create an account or log in to your existing account. If you get locked out, contact us to reset your account. If we are closed, we will contact you when we are back in the office. • Enroll in programs by clicking the “Add to Cart” button and following any additional steps.

IN-PERSON REGISTRATION Register for programs in person by visiting during our normal hours of operation at Leland Town Hall located at 102 Town Hall Drive or at Leland Cultural Arts Center located at 1212 Magnolia Village Way. Have program & payment information handy and we’ll do the rest! Please note that this will be the last CAPE magazine that will be directly mailed. Pick PHOTO POLICY up the next edition at Leland Town Hall or The Town of Leland reserves the right to photograph the LCAC after August 15, 2017. program participants for publicity purposes.

Spring & Summer | Program & Activities Guide March – August 2017 7 SPECIAL EVENTS Night Hunt Special Event | 21 and older only* INFORMATION Thursday 7:30 PM #5706 | April 13 Adult #5707 | April 13 Master's (50+) Get your flashlights ready for this year's Night Hunt! Come dressed in your best 90s outfit to hunt eggs in the dark and enjoy a performance from 120 Minutes - a 90s Tribute Band. There will be prize PARKS & RECREATION eggs with gifts from local businesses hidden Bark in the Park throughout the park. Food will be available for Special Event | All Ages purchase from Vittles Food Truck. Adult beverages Saturday, March 11 from 10 AM – 1 PM will also be available for purchase. If you are looking Leland Municipal Park | 102 Town Hall Drive for a slower paced egg hunt experience, check out Bark in the Park is a dog-centric event in our Master’s Division. [email protected] partnership with Capeside Animal Hospital and Fee | $5 Furever Friends Animal Rescue to offer a free rabies *Pre-registration is required* clinic to Leland Residents. The event also features *Valid IDs are required for entry at gate* local dog-centric businesses, a raffle for donated prizes that collects donated pet food for Leland Spring Movie Series Animal Control and a dog adoption. Special Event | All Ages Fee | Free, no registration required. Saturday Nights | Sunset Leland Municipal Park | 102 Town Hall Drive Sea Leland Join us in the park and watch a family movie under Special Event | All Ages the stars. Bring a blanket, lawn chairs, a picnic and Saturday, March 25 at 10 AM & 11:30 AM your family, but please no pets or alcohol. Smoking Wilmington Water Tours | 212 S. Water Street is also prohibited on Town Property. Concessions Join us for this unique version of our Leland We will be available for purchase. Don’t Know event where participants get the May 6 Moana opportunity to see Leland by water. This boat tour May 20 Finding Dory will feature history of the Leland Area as well as a June 3 Sing different view of Leland from the water. To register, June 17 *The Lego Batman Movie visit www.wilmingtonwatertours.net *Movie subject to change Fee | $13 Fee | Free, no registration required.

Egg Hunt Spring Concert Series Special Event | Ages Birth – 10 Special Event | All Ages Saturday, April 15 at 10 AM Leland Municipal Park | 102 Town Hall Drive North Brunswick High School | 1395 Scorpion Drive Join us in Leland Municipal Park for our concert This holiday event features egg hunts for children, series and be prepared to dance! Bring a blanket or prizes, and more! Children will be divided into six a lawn chair, beverages, and your friends and family! age groups: Birth-12 months,13-23 months, 2-3 Local food trucks will be on site selling food! Please years, 4-5 years, 6-7 years, and 8-10 years. Bring remember, no smoking or e-cigarettes are allowed your basket and prepare for a visit from Mr. E.B. on Town property. himself who will arrive after the egg hunts are Thursdays 6:30 – 8:30 PM completed! April 27 The Imitations Fee | Free, no registration required. Tasty Tee’s Snack Shack May 11 Sonic Spectrum Poor Piggy’s Food Truck facebook.com/lelandparksandrec May 25 Jim Quick & Coastline Food Truck TBD June 8 Claw Daddy @lelandparksrec T’Geaux Boys Food Truck Fee | Free, no registration required.

8 CAPE Cultural Arts, Parks & Events 910.385.9891 | www.townofleland.com SPECIAL EVENTS LCAC Open House Special Event | All Ages | August 26 | 10 AM – 2 PM LCAC | 1212 Magnolia Village Way, Leland NC 28451 INFORMATION Bring the entire family to our third annual Open House! This event features arts activities for children of all ages. Fee | Free, no registration required.

LCAC Concert Series LCAC | 1212 Magnolia Village Way, Leland NC 28451 Concerts are from 7 – 9 PM. Join the LCAC mailing list for information about ticket sales.

March 17 Massive Grass LELAND CULTURAL ARTS CENTER www.massivegrass.com LCAC Youth Arts Day Tickets | $10 Special Event | All Ages | March 11 | 10 AM – 2 PM LCAC | 1212 Magnolia Village Way, Leland NC 28451 April 21 Marcel Portilla Band Bring the entire family to our second annual Youth www.reverbnation.com/germar Arts Day! This event features arts activities for Tickets | $10 children of all ages and a gallery show featuring the arwork of local youth. Art activities will be held from May 19 Marshall Derrick 10 – 1 and a family-friendly magic show featuring reverbnation.com/marshallderrickband No Sleeves Magic will be held from 1 – 2 PM. Tickets | $10

Magic Show June 23 Johnny White and the Elite Band Special Event | Adult | April 8 | 8 PM Showtime www.johnnywhite.org Bring your friends for an evening of hysterical Tickets | $10 laughter at the LCAC. This magic show includes adult humor, not suitable for children. July 15 Sidecar Social Club www.Philip&Henry.com www.sidecarsocialclub.com Tickets | $10 Tickets | $10

Gettin' Crafty in Leland August 25 Sonic Spectrum Band Special Event | All Ages* | May 13 | 2 PM – 6 PM www.sonicspectrumband.com LCAC | 1212 Magnolia Village Way, Leland NC 28451 Tickets | $10 Fine art & crafts fair featuring local breweries serving craft beer samples. There will be a full schedule of September 15 L Shape Lot live music and local food trucks will be on site. www.lshapelot.com *Must be 21 and show identification to get a Tickets | $10 wristband ticket for sampling craft beer. Saturday, May 13 from 2 – 6 PM October 20 Gatsby Gang Jazz Band Wristband Ticket | $40 includes craft beer sampling www.gatsbygangjazz.com Admission Ticket | $20 no craft beer sampling Tickets | $10

Creative Writing Fair December 15 Artistry in Jazz Special Event | All Ages | June 10 | 10 AM – 4 PM www.artistryinjazz.net This event brings local authors together to share Tickets | $10 their motivations and experiences as writers. Guest authors speak about their work and form discussion groups. Contact [email protected] to become a guest speaker. Free event, open to the public.

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ADULT PROGRAM SUPPLIES Wheel Throwing with Lauren * Weekly | Beginner – Intermediate Supplies and materials for our adult programs are This course introduces participants to the basics of typically purchased by participants in addition to throwing pottery and provides an understanding of program fees. We have well-equipped studio spaces ceramic terms, processes, and knowledge needed to and participants typically only need to purchase use the pottery studio safely and independently. consumable supplies. Most programs note if there Topics include centering clay, throwing basic forms, are extra fees in the description. Online, each handles, and glazing. Sessions include program has a supply list in the notes section. A demonstrations and practice time under the supply list will print on your receipt if you register guidance of the instructor. Participants are in-person. Please contact us with any questions. encouraged to practice between class sessions and have access to our well-equipped studio. Materials CERAMICS / POTTERY CERAMICS CERAMICS / POTTERY are purchased at the first class, approximately $42. Mondays 5:45 – 8:45 PM While enrolled in a ceramics course at the LCAC, #5675 | March 6 – April 10 participants may use the pottery facility during hours #5677 | May 8 – June 19 *No class May 29 of operation outside of scheduled class times. #5679 | July 10 – August 14 Wednesdays 2 – 5 PM * Open Studio Card – Ceramics / Pottery #5676 | March 8 – April 12 Monthly Membership | Intermediate – Advanced #5678 | May 10 – June 21 *No class May 31 Completion of the ceramics courses marked with an #5680 | July 12 – August 16 asterisk in the title along with LCAC instructor Resident Fee $100 | Non-Resident Fee $110 approval allows adult participants to purchase an Instructor | Lauren Rogers open studio card. Open studio pass holders may use the pottery facilities during regular hours of Wheel Throwing with Lincoln * operation outside of scheduled class times. Pass Weekly | Beginner – Intermediate holders must comply with all LCAC rules to continue This course introduces participants to the basics of membership on a monthly basis. throwing pottery and provides an understanding of Resident Fee $50 | Non-Resident Fee $60 ceramic terms, processes, and knowledge needed to Instructor | No instructor, self-led. use the pottery studio safely and independently. Topics include centering clay, throwing basic forms, handles, and glazing. Sessions include demonstrations and practice time under the guidance of the instructor. Participants are encouraged to practice between class sessions and have access to our well-equipped studio. Materials are purchased at the first class, approximately $42. Wednesdays 5:45 – 8:45 PM #5682 | March 8 – April 12 #5684 | May 10 – July 21 *No class May 31 #5686 | July 12 – August 16 Fridays 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM #5683 | March 10 – April 14 #5685 | May 12 – June 23 *No class June 2 #5687 | July 14 – August 18 Resident Fee $100 | Non-Resident Fee $110 Instructor | Lincoln Morris

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Sculpting from Life * CERAMICS / POTTERY Weekly | Intermediate In this class participants will focus on learning to sculpt with clay. Create a detailed relief sculpture, explore the use of multiple techniques to create small-scale sculptures to represent natural found objects such as intricate seashells or items of each student’s choice. Two class sessions will feature a live, clothed model and participants will sculpt from the live human figure. Class includes demonstrations and individual work time with instructor guidance. Participants are encouraged to practice between class sessions and have access to our well- equipped studio. Materials are purchased at the first Advanced Wheel Throwing * class, approximately $42. Model fee is included in Weekly | Advanced the price of the class. Participants will learn advanced throwing techniques. Tuesdays 10 AM – 1 PM The course will be project driven and will have #5694 | May 9 – June 20 *No class May 30 official instruction time as well as demos during Resident Fee $100 | Non-Resident Fee $110 class. Possible projects include: stacking forms to Instructor | Julianne Scott create taller vases, pitchers, lidded vessels, bottles, and tea sets. Participants are encouraged to practice Building with a Purpose * between class sessions and have free access to our Weekly | All Levels | Room 106 | Mixed Media Studio well-equipped studio. Materials are purchased at the Students will be introduced to concept and design to first class, approximately $42. create abstract sculptural works based on emotion, Mondays 2 – 5 PM ideas, and environment. This class will cover how to #5655 | March 6 – April 10 plan and design on paper and then turn that drawing #5656 | May 8 – June 19 *No class May 29 into a 3D form. Students should come with ideas #5657 | July 10 – August 14 and inspiration on the first day of class. Materials are Resident Fee $100 | Non-Resident Fee $110 purchased at the first class, approximately $42. Instructor | Lauren Rogers Wednesdays 10 AM – 12:30 PM #5786 | March 8 – April 12 Advanced Independent Pottery * Resident Fee $80 | Non-Resident Fee $90 Weekly | Advanced Instructor | Aundi Wilson Instructor will demonstrate advanced throwing and hand building techniques. Participants are From Earth to Table * encouraged to use techniques in their own work. Weekly | All Levels | Room 106 | Mixed Media Studio You should come to class with your own creative This class is about handbuilding functional wear. ideas and be prepared to work independently. Students will be introduced to design concepts, the Formal lessons/instruction are not provided in this making and utilization of templates, and creating course. Instructor will provide guidance as needed. cohesive work. Students will be working on varying Participants are encouraged to practice between pieces that include, but are not limited to; spoons, class sessions and have access to our well- mugs, pitchers, platters, and plates. Each student equipped studio. Materials are purchased at the first will work with at least two self-designed and class, approximately $42. Please note the course cohesive functional wares. Materials are purchased maximum is 12 participants. This is a mixed hand at the first class, approximately $42. building and wheel throwing course. There are 8 Thursdays 5:30 – 8 PM wheels to share. #5787 | May 11 – June 22 *No class June 1 Thursdays 10 AM – 1 PM Resident Fee $80 | Non-Resident Fee $90 #5671 | March 9 – April 13 Instructor | Aundi Wilson #5672 | May 11 – June 22 *No class June 1 #5673 | July 13 – August 17 Resident Fee $100 | Non-Resident Fee $110 Instructor | Lauren Rogers

Spring & Summer | Program & Activities Guide March – August 2017 11 ADULT PROGRAMS Raku Firings Workshop | Advanced | Room 106 | Mixed Media Studio This is a monthly Raku firing and demonstration. Participants will need to bring a pre-bisqued item that is made from porcelain or phoenix clay bodies. Item can be pre-glazed or participant may glaze their item before firing. Dates are TBA, but tentatively 3rd Saturday each month; 10 AM – 2 PM. Fee | Varies by size of piece Instructor | Aundi Wilson

CERAMICS / POTTERY / DESIGN / DRAWING / DESIGN / POTTERY CERAMICS DRAWING Drawing Weekly | Beginner Participants in this course will learn how to accurately draw a house in perspective as well as proportion techniques to draw a face with accuracy. Individuals will learn how to use color pencils to get connected! make the face look realistic. A solid foundation of the art elements and principles of design will enable WWW.TOWNOFLELAND.COM/LCAC participants to learn how to draw a variety of things with ease. Wednesdays 2 – 4:30 PM #5710 | May 10 – June 21 *No class May 31 Resident Fee $84 | Non-Resident Fee $94 Instructor | Sarah Jones

facebook.com/lelandculturalartscenter Continuing Drawing Weekly | Intermediate – Advanced This course is for individuals who have taken a beginning drawing course and want to continue pinterest.com/lelandart developing their skills. In this session, participants will explore techniques for drawing still lifes, animals, trees, and the human figure. Wednesdays 2 – 4:30 PM instagram.com/lelandart #5711 | March 8 – April 22 Resident Fee $84 | Non-Resident Fee $94 Instructor | Sarah Jones

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JEWELRY DRAWING JEWELRY / Basic Wire Wrap Earrings Workshop | Beginner | Room 112 | Classroom This is an introduction to wire wrapped jewelry. Students will be introduced to the tools and types of wires needed to create jewelry and more. Students will create two pairs of earrings plus ear wires. #5792 | Thursday March 30 from 2 – 5 PM Resident Fee $35 | Non-Resident Fee $45 Supplies | $5, instructor will provide tools. Instructor | Elaine Dalrymple

Wire and Bead Rings Workshop | Beginner | Room 112 | Classroom Students will learn to create two styles of rings using three techniques. Get to know the tools used in wire work and different wires available. #5793 | Thursday May 4 from 2 – 5 PM Independent Drawing & Painting Resident Fee $35 | Non-Resident Fee $45 Weekly | Intermediate – Advanced Supplies | $5, instructor will provide tools. With guidance and feedback from an instructor, Instructor | Elaine Dalrymple students will be working on their own drawings and painting throughout this course. The instructor will Bracelet in Wire lead discussions and demonstrations related to the Workshop | Beginner | Room 112 | Classroom elements and principles of design. Students will be Students will learn to work with multiple wires to able to create more effective, interesting, and create a bracelet. Students will learn when to use appealing compositions. Appropriate for students what tools along with multiple wire techniques. with some drawing or painting experience. #5794 | Thursday June 22 from 2 – 5 PM Mondays 6 – 4:30 PM Resident Fee $35 | Non-Resident Fee $45 #5768 | March 6 – April 10 Supplies | $5, instructor will provide tools. #5769 | May 8 – June 19 *No class May 29 Instructor | Elaine Dalrymple Resident Fee $84 | Non-Resident Fee $94 Instructor | Trey Moore

Zentangle Immersion Weekly | Beginner | Room 112 | Classroom Zentangle is yoga for the mind. Anyone can learn how to create beautiful artwork using the easy, relaxing method known as Zentangle. Draw, shade, and color unique and lovely images using structured, repetitive patterns. This meditative type of drawing helps to reduce stress, increase focus and creativity, and provides artistic satisfaction while increasing your sense of well-being. No previous artistic experience is needed. Tuesdays 2 PM – 4:30 PM #5790 | March 7 – April 11 #5791 | May 9 – June 20 *No class May 30 Resident Fee $80 | Non-Resident Fee $90 Supplies | $15 for all supplies, instructor provided. Instructor | Mary Schutz

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MUSIC PAINTING Open Mic Night * Open Studio Card – PAINTING Special Event | All Levels & spectators welcome. Monthly Membership | Intermediate – Advanced Second Tuesday of each month from 5:30 – 8 PM Completion of the painting courses marked with an *Not meeting July & August due to Summer Camp. asterisk along with LCAC instructor approval allows adult participants to purchase an open studio card. Private Violin Lessons Open studio pass holders may use the painting Private Lesson | All Levels | Room 112 | Classroom studio during regular hours of operation outside of Ages 5 – 101 scheduled class times. Pass holders must comply In these private 30-minute lessons students will learn with all LCAC rules to continue membership on a the skills necessary to play the violin. Beginner level monthly basis. students will learn how to properly hold and care for Resident Fee $50 | Non-Resident Fee $60 their instrument, and will learn how to read music. Instructor | No instructor, self-led. Intermediate and advanced level students will improve on their existing skills by setting specific Acrylic Painting * goals. Lessons are relaxed and go at the pace of Weekly | Beginner the student. Students are given the freedom to play This beginner course offers a gentle introduction to the music style of their choice. Eligible students may acrylic painting, or a reintroduction to basic choose to participate in a concert. Students are concepts, with a focus on getting started. expected to provide their own instrument and to use Participants will work from their own photos from life, personal time outside of the lesson to practice their use simple still life arrangements, or their imagination skills. Lessons are by appointment, to be set up with to learn about materials, color mixing, shape, and instructor. Availability is subject to change, but perspective. Participants are encouraged to practice includes the times listed below. Sessions are 4 between class sessions and have access to our weeks and include four lessons (excluding *April, well-equipped studio. which has 3 lessons.) Mondays 2 – 4:30 PM Mondays & Wednesdays 3 – 6 PM #5714 | May 8 – June 19 *No class May 29 #5827 | March 6 – 29 Fee $100 Resident Fee $84 | Non-Resident Fee $94 #5828 | April 3 – 26 Fee $75* Instructor | Sarah Jones #5829 | May 1 – 24 Fee $100 #5830 | June 5 – 28 Fee $100 Spring Performance Date | May 24 at 7 PM Instructor | Amanda Johnson

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Intermediate Acrylic Painting * Ink & Watercolor Techniques for Fine Art & PAINTING Weekly | Intermediate – Advanced Illustration * This course is designed for individuals who have Workshop | All Levels some experience in the basic skills of acrylic In this one-day painting workshop students will painting and want to take their artwork to the next explore various ink/watercolor techniques and level. Participants will work from still lifes, surfaces. Demonstration and instruction will be photographs, and plein air (weather permitting), provided. All skill levels welcome! Students may expanding their knowledge of perspective, layering, bring favorite brushes, watercolors, and inks. The pouring, and composition. Participants are instructor will provide various papers and other encouraged to practice between class sessions and surfaces. have access to our well-equipped studio. #5761 | Saturday May 6, 10 AM – 2 PM Mondays 2 – 4:30 PM Resident Fee $70 | Non-Resident Fee $80 #5712 | March 6 – April 10 Instructor | Mark Weber Resident Fee $84 | Non-Resident Fee $94 Instructor | Sarah Jones Going Wild with Yupo! Workshop | All Levels Oil Painting * This watercolor workshop explores abstract designs Weekly | Beginner – All Levels on Yupo paper - synthetic art paper that allows paint This class is designed for beginners to learn the to sit on the surface, creating interesting watery, basics and more advanced students to fine tune textured effects. In this workshop we will discuss their skills. All students get equal attention. The color theory and compositional options. Texture and instructor will supply some photos but students are layering will be a focus as the abstract themes encouraged to bring their own source material. Each evolve within each painting. Each student will bring class will focus on materials and methods. No their own watercolors and brushes but the Yupo experience necessary. The only requirements are the paper will be supplied. Bring a lunch. desire to learn and to have fun in the process. Saturday 10 AM – 2 PM Participants are encouraged to practice between #5770 | June 10 class sessions and have access to our well- Resident Fee $65 | Non-Resident Fee $75 equipped studio. Instructor | Christine Farley Thursdays 9:30 AM – Noon #5697 | March 9 – April 13 No Fear Watercolor Flowers for Beginners #5698 | May 11 – June 22 *No class June 1 Workshop | All Levels #5699 | July 13 – August 17 This class is for beginners but all are welcome! We Resident Fee $84 | Non-Resident Fee $94 will be drawing and painting beautiful flowers in Instructor | Phil Meade exciting colors to welcome spring. If you have never painted and want to give it a try this is the class for Oil Painting for Beginners * you. We will sketch and explore the world of Workshop | Beginner watercolor the first couple of hours then paint for the This workshop offers an introduction to the basics of second two hours. Bring your own flowers or use oil painting. The instructor will provide most supplies ours. Bring your lunch as we will work through. to make this a perfect opportunity for beginners to #5771 | Saturday April 1, 10 AM – 2 PM try oil painting without the expense of lots of Resident Fee $65 | Non-Resident Fee $75 materials. Students will work from a still life and Instructor | Christine Farley focus on techniques, materials, and methods. The instructor will provide individual instruction to each student as needed, as well as lead a group critique. No experience necessary! 10am-2pm with ½ hour break at noon. #5759 | Saturday April 29, 10 AM – 2 PM Resident Fee $70 | Non-Resident Fee $80 Instructor | Phil Meade

Spring & Summer | Program & Activities Guide March – August 2017 15 ADULT PROGRAMS Paint Along Party Workshop | All Levels Bring a group of friends or make new ones while we all paint together! An instructor will provide a new image for each workshop and will guide you through the steps to create your very own work of art. No experience needed, just a love of art, fun, and a desire to paint! Acrylic painting; supplies included. Thursdays 6 – 8:30 PM #5773 | March 16 #5774 | April 13 #5775 | May 11 #5776 | June 22 Resident Fee $45 | Non-Resident Fee $55

PAINTING / PHOTOGRAPHY Instructor | Christine Farley

Oil Painting the Still Life * Weekly | All Levels | Room 101 | Painting Studio Students will learn to paint from life. Using an arranged still life as the subject in a relaxed setting, students will learn the basics and develop greater skill. Class will focus on color theory, value, composition, painting three dimensional shapes, and developing depth in the picture plane through perspective, shadows, and texture. The instructor will give a demonstration each week and provide group instruction along with plenty of individual help. View receipt or email instructor for supply information. Tuesdays 1 – 3:30 PM #5796 | March 7 – April 11 (six weeks) PHOTOGRAPHY Resident Fee $150 | Non-Resident Fee $160 #5797 | May 9 – May 30 (four weeks) Photography for Painters Resident Fee $100 | Non-Resident Fee $110 Workshop | Beginner | Room 112 | Classroom Instructor | Joanne Geisel [email protected] This workshop focuses on helping budding photographers and painters create printable Go Faux It – Faux Painting photographs that depict more accurate colors. This Weekly | All Levels workshop is perfect for painters who take pictures in Ages | 16 and older the field to reference in the studio only to find the Learn the amazing art of faux and decorative colors do not accurately represent what you painting including faux marble, faux bois (wood,) and remembered at the time you took the picture. If several popular wall finishes. Unlike wallpaper, these pictures print in bland or incorrect colors on your beautiful wall treatments will not peel! Instructor will prints or monitor this workshop is for you. Color teach Venetian Plaster techniques in future advanced management is one of the easiest and most sessions. misunderstood things in the digital photo realm. Thursdays 1 – 4:30 PM Students will learn about color calibration, device #5821 | March 9 – April 13 and paper profiling, and how to manage device and #5822 | May 11 – June 22 *No class June 1 software from image capture to printing. Resident Fee $ 95 | Non-Resident Fee $105 Saturdays 10 AM – 2 PM Supplies | approximately $42 #5799 | March 25 Instructor | Julia Vosler #5800 | April 22 #5801 | June 24 Resident Fee $30 | Non-Resident Fee $40 Instructor | Tom Petro

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Say NO to AUTO! Advanced Sewing for the Home PHOTOGRAPHY / SEWING STAINED GLASS Weekly | All Levels Weekly | Advanced | Room 101 | Painting Studio Do you have a fancy camera that you don’t know This class is for people who want to design and sew how to use? Are you frustrated and not getting the their own custom window treatments. Students will results you want to achieve in auto mode? Say no to learn tricks of the trade from an interior designer. auto and yes to taking control of your photos! This is This class will cover design and fabrication of a a beginner photography class customized for those window treatment and boxed cushion with zipper. with DSLR cameras who want to take better photos. Must bring working sewing machine to class. This course will deliver the basics to get your Tuesdays 7 – 8:30 PM camera off of auto and working for you in any #5804 | July 11 – August 15 situation. You don’t have to be a professional Resident Fee $85 | Non-Resident Fee $95 photographer to take beautiful pictures of your family Supplies | $55 for supplies, shopping list will be and friends! given at first class. Tuesdays 6 – 7 PM Instructor | Rochelle Grass #5651 | March 7 – April 11 #5652 | May 9 – June 20 *No class May 30 STAINED GLASS #5653 | July 11 – August 13 Stained Glass Resident Fee $100 | Non-Resident Fee $110 Weekly | Beginner – Intermediate Instructor | Kristen Huntley This course is open to anyone interested in the craft of stained glass. Both Tiffany and Lead Came fabrication techniques will be demonstrated. Glass SEWING cutting, soldering, sealing, foiling, patina application, Sewing for the Home and finishing will be taught. The history of both Weekly | Beginner | Room 101 | Painting Studio techniques will be discussed. In the first class, Students will learn basic sewing skills that can inject participants will assemble their own build board. color and design into their homes. This class will Wednesdays 1 – 4 PM teach students how to make a simple tablecloth and #5719 | March 15 – April 19 knife edge zippered pillows. No previous sewing Wednesdays 5:30 – 8:30 PM experience is necessary. Must bring working sewing #5720 | March 15 – April 19 machine to class. Resident Fee $100 | Non-Resident Fee $110 Tuesdays 7 – 8:30 PM Instructor | Brook Lindbert #5802 | May 9 – June 20 *No class May 30 Resident Fee $85 | Non-Resident Fee $95 Supplies | $55 for supplies, shopping list will be given at first class. Instructor | Rochelle Grass

Intermediate Sewing for the Home Weekly | Intermediate | Room 101 | Painting Studio This class is for people who have some basic sewing skills and want to put them to use in their home. This class will teach students how to make pieced pillows with zippers and a simple custom window treatment. Must bring working sewing machine to class. Saturdays 1 – 2:30 pm #5803 | May 13 – June 24 *No class May 27 Resident Fee $85 | Non-Resident Fee $95 Supplies | $55 for supplies, shopping list will be given at first class. Instructor | Rochelle Grass

Spring & Summer | Program & Activities Guide March – August 2017 17 ADULT PROGRAMS Acting Method 1 THEATER / ACTING Weekly | All Levels Theater – Discover the Joy of Acting “Doing truthfully under imaginary circumstances.” Weekly | All Levels Actors will study under the Meisner technique Come join the fun and recapture the joy of play by through a series of exercises and scene studies that participating in theatre games and activities designed will equip them to applications on the stage and in to develop confidence and creativity. Participants will the real world. Actors will be challenged in learn to express themselves using mind, voice, and relationships and with themselves. body by role playing, character development, Thursdays 1 – 3 PM staging, and concentration. Improvisation, #5831 | March 9 – April 13

THEATER / TRAVEL THEATER monologues, and dialogues are part of the fun. Resident Fee $120 | Non-Resident Fee $ $130 These types of mental exercises keep a mind and Instructor | Hal Cosec body young. Mondays 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM Acting Method 2 #5663 | March 6 – April10 Weekly | Advanced #5664 | May 8 – June 19 *No class May 29 This session will go further into the Meisner method Resident Fee $72 | Non-Resident Fee $82 and actors will apply lessons from "Acting Method 1" InstructorLeland | Ella Cultural Reischer Arts Center presentsinto a scene selected by the instructor which will have a showcase at the end of the session. Actors LOVE, LOSS and WHAT I WORE are not required to take "Acting Method 1" but it is Performance | Room 200 | Multipurpose Room strongly encouraged if not experienced. BrunswickClassical Little Theatre proudly Italy presents: “Aby play by RailThursdays 1 – 3 PM women – with women – for women – that men will #5832 | May 11 – June 22 *No class June 1 appreciate”featuring By 4Nora nights Ephron in and Rome Delia Ephron & 4 nightsResident in Florence Fee $120 | Non-Resident Fee $ $130 “Funny!" “Compelling!” “Sweet!” “Powerful!” Instructor | Hal Cosec monologues and ensemble pieces about women 10and Days memories covering all the important subjects: mothers, prom November dresses, mothers, 7, buying 2017 bras, mothers, hating purses, and why we wear black. HighlightsBased on the bestselling book by Irene Beckerman. • 4 NightsFriday in August Rome 18 at 7 PM • 4 NightsSaturday in Florence August 19 at 7 PM Sunday August 20 at 3 PM •Tickets 2 Rail $22 Journeys | check online for ticket information. Naples & the Italian Coast by High Speed Rail The Venice Audition by High Experience Speed Rail •Weekly Rome | AllCity Levels Tour | Room 200 | Multipurpose Room Actors will have a chance to learn skills that will help •them Colosseum to get the role they want through monologues, •cold St. reading,Peter’s andBasilica call-backs. Actors will also have TRAVEL •the Treasures option to getof theprofessional Vatican headshots & Sistine for Chapelan •additional Venice cost.Gondola This course Ride is intended for actors We are considering planning group tours. who want to pursue theater outside of the class VENICE •room, Pompeii however, Excavations all participants are welcome. Please email [email protected] if you are •Thursdays Italian Coast3 – 5 PM interested in group travel. Include in your message • Siena# Tour5824 | March 9 – April 13 places you would like to go and any other helpful ITALY #5825 | May 11 – June 22 *No class June 1 information. We are currently gathering information •Resident Pisa Fee $120 | Non-Resident Fee $ $130 and exploring the idea of providing group travel 4 FLORENCE •Instructor Florence | Hal City Cosec Tour options. More information will be available at a later PISA date. • Academy Gallery - Statue of David SIENA • Venice Tour • St. Marks Basilica

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WRITING / SPEAKING / LANGUAGE Sign Language A WRITING / SPEAKING / LANGUAGE Creative Writing Fair Weekly | Beginner | Room 112 | Classroom Ages | Adults and youth 10 years & older Special Event | All Ages | June 10 | 10 AM – 4 PM After taking Intro to Sign Language, continue your This event brings local authors together to share journey while having fun learning a modern foreign their motivations and experiences as writers. Guest language! Practice fingerspelling, numbers, and authors speak about their work and form discussion expanded vocabulary as you gain a deeper groups. Contact [email protected] to become appreciation of deaf culture. Begin to practice the a guest speaker. Free event, open to the public. use of your sign language knowledge with the Create a Family Cookbook support of a nationally certified ASL/ENG interpreter. Tuesdays 1:30 – 2:30 PM Workshop | All Levels | Room 112 | Classroom #5810 | July 11 – August 15 This workshop is for those who want to pass on Resident Fee $80 | Non-Resident Fee $90 their cherished family recipes. The instructor will give Instructor | Jennie L. Bartholomew, NIC you some tips on putting together a cookbook and how to publish it for your family. Handouts will be provided offering recipe templates and suggestions. Baby Signing Sessions All levels of cooking or writing are welcome. Weekly | Beginner | Room 112 | Classroom #5805 | Saturday March 18, 10 AM – Noon Ages | Adults with children (Pregnant - Preschool) Resident Fee $30 | Non-Resident Fee $40 Make life easier by communicating with your child Supplies | $5 for supplies to cover the cost of the while their verbal skills are emerging. Develop handouts and notebook. language pathways through songs, stories, and Instructor | Joan Leotta educational play with sign language. Have fun while learning basic sign language vocabulary along with Public Speaking 101 deaf culture, from a nationally certified interpreter. Weekly | Beginner | Room 101 | Painting Studio Tuesdays 10:45 – 11:45 AM Does speaking in front of others make you nervous? #5812 | March 7 – April 11 Want help communicating your ideas? Conquer your #5813 | May 9 – June 20 *No class May 30 fears and learn how to present your thoughts with #5874 | July 11 – August 15 poise, confidence, and articulation! Please bring pen Resident Fee $70 | Non-Resident Fee $80 and paper to class. Instructor | Jennie L. Bartholomew, NIC Tuesdays 7 – 8:30 PM #5806 | March 7 – April 11 Resident Fee $85 | Non-Resident Fee $95 Instructor | Rochelle Grass Intro to Sign Language Weekly | Beginner | Room 112 | Classroom Ages | Adults and youth 10 years & older You have to Expand your mind and abilities while having fun learning a modern foreign language! Introduction to the use of fingerspelling, numbers, and basic be a beginner vocabulary along with exposure to deaf culture. Establish basic sign vocabulary for use in simple conversations with the support of a nationally before you certified ASL/ENG interpreter. Tuesdays Noon – 1 PM #5808 | March 7 – April 11 can be #5809 | May 9 – June 20 *No class May 30 #5875 | July 11 – August 15 Wednesdays 7 – 8 PM anything #5876 | May 10 – June 21 *No class May 30 #5877 | July 12 – August 16 Resident Fee $70 | Non-Resident Fee $80 else Instructor | Jennie L. Bartholomew, NIC

Spring & Summer | Program & Activities Guide March – August 2017 19 WRITING / DANCE 20 Instructor | Joan Leotta | Joan Instructor 8 April | 5833 instructor) and handouts. Supplies | $5 for example books (provided by $40 Fee $30 Fee | Non-Resident Resident 12Saturday – 3 PM writing are welcome. of levels All life. someone's from stories selected as or stories life whole – as memoirs to create used be are writing for, and how different forms of writing can you who is, a memoir what discuss will class This 112 | Room Levels | All Workshop | Classroom The Many Faces of Memoir 5814 | May 11 1 June 22 – June *No class Mullins | Jeanne Instructor $95 Fee $85 Fee | Non-Resident Resident 6 – 8 PM Thursdays writing voice will emerge! A strong landscape. own narrative their expand them help will that tools participants by giving path that upon build will course This words. meaningful rich, of full a life seeking those for a path paved to Write” Right she “The book, In her Cameron. Julia of work the on based a course is This 112 | Room | Beginner Weekly | Classroom Writing Finding – Your Voice ADULT PROGRAMS APE Cultural Arts, Parks & Events & Events Parks Arts, APE Cultural C # #

Thursdays 10 Thursdays – 11:30 AM balance, endurance, flexibility, artistry, and strength. improving of a goal with combinations, dancing floor We toward safe. center work and gentle is stretching that so joints the to warm intensity which begins with barre exercises with gradual technique, ballet of exploration a gentle is class This 205 Studio | Room | Dance | Intermediate Weekly Intermediate Ballet 5730 13 | July 17 – August 5729 | May 11 1 June 22 – June *No class |Instructor Tracie Rabalais $52 Fee $42 Fee | Non-Resident Resident 7:35Thursdays – 8:35 PM movement. will progressadvanced participants in foundational andfundamentals French terminology of ballet; the to learn beginner the floor.for the Great across exercises, floor stretching, center work, and traveling barre of a series through stretching and training, strength movement, ballet basic include will course This dancers. advanced through beginning For 205 Studio | Room Levels | All | Weekly Dance Adult Ballet Instructor | Pam Brown | Pam Instructor 5837 13 | July 17 – August for stretching and movement. 5836 | May 11 1 June 22 – June *No class appropriate is that worn to be needs | Attire Supplies 135835 9 – April | March $64 Fee $54 Fee | Non-Resident Resident DANCE # # # # #

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Swing Dance, Levels 1 & 2 DANCE Weekly | Beginner-Plus Throughout this 6-week course, students will learn the basics of swing dance, plus some cool new moves. All the swing rhythms will be covered. Dance to all the music of today! This is a beginner- plus class – no experience needed. Participants should wear comfortable clothes and street shoes that are secure on your feet. Do not wear sandals or flip flops to this class. Must have a partner and both people must be registered separately. Thursdays 5:30 – 6:30 PM #5716 | July 13 – August 17 Resident Fee $42 | Non-Resident Fee $52 Instructor | Richard Casson

Kizomba – African Social Dance Weekly | Beginner | Room 205 | Dance Studio Kizomba is an African Social Dance from Angola. In this class, we will be rotating couples so participants Social Ballroom I, Levels 1 & 2 are not required to bring a partner. Students will have the opportunity to meet new people, enjoy Weekly | Beginner-Plus great music, and learn the history of a unique and Throughout this 6-week course, students will learn fun social dance! the basics of ballroom. Dances that will be covered Tuesdays 7:15 – 8:15 PM include: the Foxtrot – most popular ballroom dance; #5816 | May 9 – June 20 *No class May 30 the Waltz – for your wedding and forever; the Tango #5817 | July 11 – August 15 – the suave lover’s dance. This is a beginner-plus Resident Fee $80 | Non-Resident Fee $90 class – no experience needed. Wear comfortable Instructor | Haley Morrison of Dsantos Dance NC clothes and street shoes that are secure on your feet (no sandals or flip flops!) Must have a partner and both people must be registered separately. Tap Dance Thursdays 5:30 – 6:30 PM Weekly | Beginner Adult | Room 205 | Dance Studio #5717 | March 9 – April 13 This class is designed to teach tap dance Resident Fee $42 | Non-Resident Fee $52 fundamentals. Students will have fun learning to tap, Instructor | Richard Casson hear and repeat rhythms, and turn basic steps into a dance routine. Social Ballroom II, Levels 1 & 2 Tuesdays 6 – 7:15 PM #5818 | May 9 – June 20 *No class May 30 Weekly | Beginner-Plus Resident Fee $45 | Non-Resident Fee $55 Throughout this 6-week course, students will learn Supplies | Tap Shoes the basics of Latin Ballroom. This session focuses Instructor | Martha Chiang on lively Latin rhythms. Dances will include the Rumba, Cha Cha, Merengue and more! This is a beginner-plus class – no experience needed. Participants should wear comfortable clothes and street shoes that are secure on your feet. Do not wear sandals or flip flops to this class. Must have a partner and both people must be registered separately. Thursdays 5:30 – 6:30 PM #5715 | May 11 – June 22 *No class June 1 Resident Fee $42 | Non-Resident Fee $52 Instructor | Richard Casson

Spring & Summer | Program & Activities Guide March – August 2017 21 DANCE 22 5845 14 | July 18 – August 5844 | May 12 23 – June *No class June 2 Mirmohamed | Rashid Instructor 5843 10 | March 14 – April $70 Fee $60 Fee | Non-Resident Resident 10:45Fridays – 11:25 AM flip flops are not permitted. and Tennis stilettos shoes, are recommended. shoes with ankle straps are permitted. Gentleman, dress all-around flats Ladies, or ballroom support. shoes good with – Wear shoes Casual | Smart Code Dress also available. are lessons Private time. at this only are available approved. Ballroom (partnered) Group Lessons Class America) of Council Dance (National NDCA are introduced materials All demonstrated. be also and family!friends Bolero, Mambo and Samba will to wow your lives yourof rest the used be will that a skill rhythms; Jitterbug and Jive, Swing, Cha, Cha Rumba, of sounds to the dance will Students us. with boogie come and week the of out stress Take Dances. Latin of the technique and basics the learn will students course, week six this Throughout 205 Studio | Room | Dance | Beginner Weekly Latin Social Beginner 5841 14 | July 18 – August 5840 | May 12 23 – June *No class June 2 Mirmohamed | Rashid Instructor 5839 10 | March 14 – April $70 Fee $60 Fee | Non-Resident Resident 10Fridays – 10:40 AM flip flops are not permitted. and Tennis stilettos shoes, are recommended. shoes with ankle straps are permitted. Gentleman, dress all-around flats Ladies, or ballroom support. shoes good with – Wear shoes Casual | Smart Code Dress time. at this only are available approved. Ballroom (partnered) Group Lessons Class America) of Council Dance (National are NDCA introduced materials All demonstrated. be also will waltz Viennese and Quickstep rhythms. Ballroom and Band to Big Tango. dancing and be will Students Fox Waltz, Trot, will include curriculum The dancing! be you will session, first the After room. the around Traveling to moveballroom. taught be will steps of technique and basics the learn will Students 205 Studio | Room | Dance | Beginner Weekly Ballroom Social Beginner ADULT PROGRAMS APE Cultural Arts, Parks & Events & Events Parks Arts, APE Cultural # # # # # # C

5849 14 | July 18 – August 5848 | May 12 23 – June *No class June 2 Mirmohamed | Rashid Instructor 5847 10 | March 14 – April $70 Fee $60 Fee | Non-Resident Resident 5:30Fridays – 6:10 PM flip flops are not permitted. and Tennis stilettos shoes, are recommended. shoes with ankle straps are permitted. Gentleman, dress all-around flats Ladies, or ballroom support. shoes good with – Wear shoes Casual | Smart Code Dress time. Private are lessons also available. (partnered) group are lessons available class at this Ballroom dances. growing fastest the of pleasures Tango, the Enjoy Argentine Merengue. and Bachata, Salsa, of rhythms to the we dance will weeks six energy and sensual romantic touches. Within these high with filled dances cultural are specialty These 205 Studio | Room | Dance | Beginner Weekly /LoungeSolon Dancing Instructor | Rashid Mirmohamed Mirmohamed | Rashid Instructor sold. be will tickets one-time no and canceled may be they six-weekthe sessions, for in advance register people enough not If dance. 5853 14 | July 18 – August the attending before ticket purchase and register 5852 | May 12 23 – June *No class June 2 $12, fee ticket Note: One-time to early arrive must 5851 10 | March 14 – April $58 Fee $48 Fee | Non-Resident Resident 6:30Fridays – 8:30 PM provided. & DJ Music note Please permitted. are not flops flip and Tennis stilettos shoes, recommended. straps are permitted. Gentleman, dress shoes are all-around flats Ladies, orwith ankle heels support. good with – Wear shoes | Dressy Code Dress Private are lessons also available. in town! place friendliest happiest, at the weeks six next the for dancing open and mixers social these Enjoy non-dancers. and dancers of levels to all Open any of party! hit to make you the dance in each variations stylish beautiful several learn and song, to one dances different several dance rhythms, mix dance, the tohow recognize Learn 205 Studio | Room Levels | All | Weekly Dance FridaySocial Nights Dance # # # # # #

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Fitness Boot Camp EXERCISE / FITNESS Weekly | All Levels | Room 205 | Dance Studio This class is designed for those who are looking for a high intensity total body workout that combines strength and endurance through a combination of calisthenics, core work, interval training, plyometric exercises, muscle conditioning, and partner drills. Ranging from circuit style that kick starts your cardiovascular fitness to creative muscle-building exercises using your bodyweight. Each class will bring its own challenges – no two classes will be the same! All skill levels welcome. Participants should bring their own mat, towel, and water bottle. Wednesdays 4:15 – 5:15 PM #5858 | March 8 – April 12 #5859 | July 12 – August 16 Resident Fee $42 | Non-Resident Fee $52 Instructor | Jaime Andrews

EXERCISE / FITNESS Boomer Boot Camp Blast Weekly | Ages 50+ | Room 205 | Dance Studio Total Body Conditioning This class is designed to challenge your current Weekly | All Levels | Recreation Building at Town Hall fitness level through fun and energizing movements This boot-camp style class in the park by instructor using free weights, resistance bands, and kettlebells. Alan Murphy will challenge and test your fitness Each exercise is modified to work at each class level. Cardio bursts, athletic drills, and strength participant’s fitness level. The hour will breeze by training exercises will test your athletic prowess and leaving you feeling accomplished and strong while help you achieve your fitness goals. You will set your burning an incredible amount of calories. This class goals at the beginning of the session and track them is geared to adults age 50 and older. Participants throughout. should bring their own mat, towel, and water bottle. Mondays & Wednesdays 5:45 PM – 6:35 PM Wednesdays 1:45 – 2:45 PM #5700 | March 1 - March 29 #5861 | March 8 – April 12 #5701 | April 3 – April 26 #5862 | July 12 – August 16 #5702 | May 1 – May 31 Resident Fee $42 | Non-Resident Fee $52 #5703 | June 5 – June 28 Instructor | Jaime Andrews #5704 | July 3 – July 31 #5705 | August 2 – August 30 TABATA Total Body Resident Fee $60 | Non-Resident Fee $60 Weekly | All Levels | Room 205 | Dance Studio Instructor | Alan Murphy TABATA is a 4 minute circuit exercise routine named after the doctor who founded it. This class is Women & Weights designed for those looking to blast fat and Weekly | All Levels | Room 205 | Dance Studio strengthen their entire body. TABATA Total Body is a This class is designed for those who are looking to 30 min express class which features 20 second increase their overall strength, improve their intervals of extreme exercise followed by 10 seconds endurance, and tone up. This is a 60 minute total of rest repeated eight times without pause. With full body workout utilizing dumbbells, kettlebells, bands, intensity of execution, you’ll be guaranteed results and more. This class is open to women - all ages from head to toe! This course utilizes basic and fitness levels. Participants should bring their own equipment. All skill levels welcome. Participants mat, towel, and water bottle. should bring their own mat, towel, and water bottle. Wednesdays 3 – 4 PM Mondays 2:30 – 3 PM #5855 | March 8 – April 12 #5864 | March 6 – April 10 #5856 | July 12 – August 16 #5865 | July 10 – August 14 Resident Fee $42 | Non-Resident Fee $52 Resident Fee $30 | Non-Resident Fee $40 Instructor | Jaime Andrews Instructor | Jaime Andrews

Spring & Summer | Program & Activities Guide March – August 2017 23 FITNESS / TAI CHI / YOGA 24 5748 15 | March 19 – April Burkett | Jessica Instructor $52 Fee $42 Fee | Non-Resident Resident 6 – 7 PM Wednesdays water. towel and own mat, their bring should Participants welcome. levels skill All postures) meditation. and will breathing,Participants practice (physical asana yoga. of basics the upon build will course This – Intermediate | Beginner Weekly Level 1/Level 2Yoga 5747 13March 24 17 –April | April *No class Burkett | Jessica Instructor $52 Fee $42 Fee | Non-Resident Resident 6 – 7 PM Mondays water. towel and mat, own their bring should Participants welcome. levels skill All meditation. and postures, asana breathing, practice will Participants yoga. of basics the upon, to, build and beginners will introduce course This | Beginner Weekly /LevelBasic 1Yoga 5868 | May 13 24 – June * | Paul Arnett Instructor $75 Fee $85 Fee Resident | Non-Resident 5867 8 (six 4 – April classes) | March $100 Fee $90 Fee | Non-Resident Resident 12:15Saturdays – 1:30 PM class. in this interested persons all to assist movements modify can circulation, balance, and coordination. The instructor flow, blood increase which exercises Breathing Qigong incorporate also will class Each art. the of benefits full the to obtain movement body and breath coordinating Tai meditation moving of a form Chi, Yang of to 64 postures Style introduction an is This 205 Studio | Room | Dance | Beginner Weekly Tai Chi Andrews | Jaime Instructor $60 Fee $50 Fee | Non-Resident Resident are 50 minutes. Sessions your goals. you achieve to help your needs on based program trainer will provide you with an individualized with fitness professional. a certified A personal session one-on-one your first to schedule today Call goals! fitness and your health way to reach effective most and Training safest the Personal is 205 Studio | Room Levels All | Dance Private Personal Training ADULT PROGRAMS YOGA APE Cultural Arts, Parks & Events & Events Parks Arts, APE Cultural # # # # C * No class May 27 10 class No & June

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Introduction To Energy Healing Yoga Workshops This workshop focuses on the basics of Energy Workshop | Beginner | Room 205 | Dance Studio Healing. What is all the hype about energy healing? These workshops will explore mobility & strength From Hollywood to Wilmywood, from yoga class to within these two vital structural areas. Maintaining the dinner table, people are talking about the good habits for range of movement is key for our benefits of energy healing. In this workshop students ongoing health and stability. A variety of poses will will be introduced to several Holistic energy healing be explored with recommendations for any modalities learning the basics of Crystal Healing, limitations. Certified Iyengar Yoga Teacher will Reiki, the Chakra, and Auric Systems with Reiki present two, 2 hour workshops. Master and Certified Crystal Healer Amy Shuford. Yoga for Shoulder Mobility Students will learn how these ancient modalities can #5870 | Saturday May 20, 10 AM – Noon soothe the mind, body, and soul by inducing the Strength/Yoga for Hip Mobility & Strength healing response, putting the body in deep #5872 | Saturday May 20, 1 – 3 PM relaxation, supporting the immune system, aiding Resident Fee $25 | Non-Resident Fee $35 pain management, providing comfort, and aid in grief Instructor | Phyllis Rollins relief. Students will be able to experience the healing energies of Reiki and Crystal Healing and receive ZUMBA their own crystal chakra set to take home. Zumba Please dress in loose comfortable clothing. Weekly | All Levels #5897 | Saturday April 8, 10 – 11:30 PM Zumba combines both Latin and International music Resident Fee $35 | Non-Resident Fee $45 with a fun and effective workout system. Participants Instructor: Reiki Master and Certified Crystal Healer will take the "work" out of work out by mixing low Instructor | Amy Shuford intensity and high intensity dance moves for an interval style, calorie burning dance fitness party. We combine all elements of dance fitness including, but not limited to, cardio, muscle conditioning, balance and flexibility, and boosted energy. Thursdays 6:30 – 7:30 PM #5726 | May 11 – June 22 *No class June 1 #5727 | July 13 – August 17 Resident Fee $42 | Non-Resident Fee $52 Instructor | Tracie Rabalais

Spring & Summer | Program & Activities Guide March – August 2017 25 FLCAC YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP Board member not featured is Steven Lowry. Steven is featured not member Board Goodman, and former Jenniannemember Barille. Patricia Raia, Susan Gurken, June member Kersey, Hickey, former Luvette Lynne Shinneman, Cindy left. above from pictured Members Board BOARD MEMBERS achieve our websitemission. See for information. events to help fundraising sponsoring Currently SPECIAL EVENTS /FUNDRAISERS www.friendslcac.org website on events on click to apply. Please encouraged are all in LCAC classes in participating interested children and need financial with Families YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Center. Arts Cultural Leland The of projects maintenance and overall of programs success and development, to support for fundraising responsibility A non-profit organization of volunteers charged with MISSION 26 YOUTH PROGRAMS FRIENDS OF THE LCAC (FLCAC) APE Cultural Arts, Parks & Events & Events Parks Arts, APE Cultural C

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YOUTH PROGRAMS ART CAMPSART

SUMMER CAMP ART can be messy! Camp Brunswick at the LCAC Camp | Ages 6-12 Dress for the mess. Camp Brunswick at Leland Cultural Arts Center will You'll thank us later! : ) focus heavily on the arts and self-expression. Each week of this camp - campers will explore a variety of art forms. This includes a mix of yoga, painting, SPRING BREAK CAMP drawing, pottery, dance, drama, and music. Campers will also venture out on two field trips per week to No Sleeves Magic Spring Break Camp exciting destinations like Jungle Rapids, SC Camp | Ages 6 – 13 Children’s Museum, Magic Mountain Waterslide, Defy Get ready to experience a magic course that is like Gravity, Bounce, OIB Museum and Planetarium, and no other! No Sleeves Magic Camp will be taking more. Campers will participate in camp games, your child on an unforgettable adventure into the crafts, and fun on site. The designated field trip days world of magic, comedy, and illusion! In addition to for this camp are Tuesday and Thursday. This is a playing an array of inventive games and winning partnership between the Town of Leland Parks & prizes, campers will go home filled with tons of Recreation, Brunswick County Parks & Recreation, custom magic tricks. Top secret file folders will and the Leland Cultural Arts Center. Two other access an online magic video vault that has to be locations of Camp Brunswick will be held; one at NC unlocked by using passwords revealed to the Cooperative Extension and another at the Town of students by their magic instructor each day. Not only Shallotte. will they will receive all this, they will also learn Monday – Friday 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM valuable life skills essential for the world today. We #5879 | July 10 – July 14 are so excited for your kids to experience and see #5880 | July 17 – July 21 that there is much more to magic than meets the #5881 | July 24 – July 28 eye. Register before spots disappear. #5882 | July 31 – August 4 (Note class on page 29) #5883 | August 7 – August 11 #5886 | April 18 – 21, 9 AM – Noon #5884 | August 14 – August 18 #5887 | April 18 – 21, 2 PM – 5 PM F e e $115 Fee | $180, all supplies and materials included. Instructor | John Felts

Spring & Summer | Program & Activities Guide March – August 2017 27 YOUTH ART 28 5784 11 7 – April | March | Pat Ashburner Instructor | $42Fee Tuesdays Included. Supplies times. multiple up sign and smart art Be same. the are never projects The discovery. willtechniques, ignite hands-on learning and and mediums of a variety with art, of elements and principles The class! each for inspiration the be will Calder or Van Picasso, Gogh, Hokusai, Matisse, as such artists world’s the of greatest works The 5 – 8 | Ages Weekly Mini Masters 5780 12 8 – April | March |Instructor Lynne Shineman | $42Fee Wednesdays Included. Supplies times. multiple up sign can students so same the are never Projects knowledge. and skills artistic grow will their students techniques and media of a variety Using more. and design principles such as pattern, motif, repetition, on will focus Projects painting. and drawing through art of fundamentals the into dives course This 9 – 12 | Ages Weekly Emerging Artists YOUTH PROGRAMS YOUTH ART -VARIOUS MEDIUMS APE Cultural Arts, Parks & Events & Events Parks Arts, APE Cultural C # #

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YOUTH PROGRAMS DANCE / MAGIC

DANCE Beginning Tap Ballet Weekly | Ages 6 – 8 | Room 205 | Dance Studio This class is designed to teach tap dance Weekly | Ages 3 – 5 fundamentals. Students learn to tap, hear and repeat In this course students will learn basic foundational rhythms, and turn basic steps into a dance routine. movements of ballet. They will be introduced to the Tuesdays 4:30 – 5:30 PM positions of the body, French terminology, musicality, #5898 | May 9 – June 20 *No class May 30 and rhythm. Students will learn balance, motor skills, Fee | $45 and coordination as we move across the floor, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 10:30 – 11:30 AM stretch in center, and practice moving creatively #5899 | June 26, 28, 30 through space. Fee | $25 Mondays 3:45 – 4:15 PM Supplies | Tap Shoes #5731 | May 8 – June 19 *No class May 29 Instructor | Martha Chiang Fee | $42 Instructor | Tracie Rabalais MAGIC Ballet & Jazz Level 1 The Art of Magic – a No Sleeves Magic Weekly | Ages 5 – 7 After-School Master Class This course will introduce ballet, jazz, and Weekly | Ages 6 – 13 contemporary dance through barre exercises, In this six-week course your child will experience stretching, center work, and across the floor. one of their best after-school memories with No Students will learn basic French terminology of ballet, Sleeves Magic! Every week your child will take an positions of the body, and foundational movement for adventure into the world of magic, comedy, and dance. illusion. In addition to learning tricks, children learn Mondays 4:15 – 5 PM secrets to illusions, improvisation, and an array of #5734 | May 8 – June 19 *No class May 29 inventive games. The variety of techniques and Fee | $42 entertainment that we provide is the driving force in Instructor | Tracie Rabalais creating a fun environment for building character, self-esteem, social and problem solving skills - not Ballet & Jazz Level 2 to mention, many elements of magic incorporate science and math! The course includes: magic Weekly | Ages 8 – 10 materials, magic bag, performances, prizes, and This course will include ballet, jazz, and more! Register now before spaces disappear! contemporary dance movement through a series of (Note Camp on page 27) barre exercises, stretching, center work, and across Mondays 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM the floor. Students will learn French terminology of #5890 | March 6 – April 10 ballet, positions of the body, and foundational #5891 | May 8 – June 19 *No class May 29 movement of dance. Fee | $102, all supplies and materials included. Mondays 5 – 5:45 PM Instructor | John Felts #5737 | May 8 – June 19 *No class May 29 Fee | $42 Instructor | Tracie Rabalais

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MUSIC THEATER / ACTING Early Childhood Music and Movement Drama, Play and Learn Weekly | Ages 2 – 5 | Room 112 | Classroom Weekly | Ages 6 – 12 This class is designed specifically for your Students will learn theatre techniques such as preschooler. In a fun and relaxed environment staging, pantomime, character development, and children will explore rhythm, pitch, singing, dancing, relaxation. They will develop poise and confidence and try various instruments. Songs, stories, and by participating in theater games and acting. games are also used to enhance your child’s Students will perform monologues and dialogues creative thinking and emotional awareness, as well which develop synchronization of thought, movement, as improve social and motor skills. and vocalization skills. The course will culminate in a Thursdays 10 AM – 10:30 AM production, complete with makeup and costumes. #5893 | March 9 – April 13 Wednesdays 5:30 – 6:30 PM #5894 | May 11 – June 22 *No class June 1 #5667 | March 8 – April 12

Private Violin Lessons YOGA Private Lesson | All Levels | Room 112 | Classroom Kool Kids Yoga Ages 5 – 101 Weekly | Ages 5-10 | Room 205 | Dance Studio In these private 30-minute lessons, students will This playful class encourages self-expression along learn the skills necessary to play the violin. Beginner with building social skills. Children will strengthen level students will learn how to properly hold and their bodies as they learn how to focus through care for their instrument, and will learn how to read breathing and relaxation techniques. Kids practice music. Intermediate and advanced level students will poses, sing, dance, and play in this energy releasing improve on their existing skills by setting specific class. This class can help children build self-esteem goals. Lessons are relaxed and go at the pace of and confidence while developing concentration, the student. Students are given the freedom to play focus, and self-awareness. Please bring a yoga mat the music style of their choice. Eligible students may to this class. Also offered during Camp Brunswick at choose to participate in a concert. Students are the LCAC as a specialty class. expected to provide their own instrument and to use #5896 | March 6 – April 10 personal time outside of the lesson to practice their Fee | $42 skills. Lessons are by appointment, to be set up with instructor. Availability is subject to change, but includes the times listed below. Sessions are 4 weeks and include four lessons excluding *April, including 3 lessons. Mondays & Wednesdays 3 – 6 PM #5827 | March 6 – 29 Fee $100 #5828 | April 3 – 26 Fee $75* #5829 | May 1 – 24 Fee $100 #5830 | June 5 – 28 Fee $100 Spring Performance Date | May 24 at 7 PM Instructor | Amanda Johnson

YOUTH SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE Visit www.friendslcac.org for more information. Scholarships are made possible by the generous donations to the FLCAC and are greatly appreciated. To apply for scholarships for youth programs, visit the website above and fill out the application on the Events tab. Return completed applications to the LCAC for processing at least two weeks prior to a class start date.

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Games, crafts, and tons of fun!

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SENIOR GAMES SENIOR

$12 ENTRY FEE ($20 after 3/3) includes: *Senior Games t-shirt *Opening Ceremonies lunch *new friends & fun *SilverArts Showcase Reception & Performing Arts Show *new location* *friendly competition *Celebration Social & Medals Ceremony *GATOR PRIDE *Win 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place in your age category & go on to compete at State Finals ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE 2/1/2017 or ENTER ONLINE!!! Learn more at bcparks.recdesk.com 910-253-2670 * [email protected]

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LCAC Youth Arts Day LCAC Open House March 11, 2017 August 26, 2017 10 AM – 2 PM 10 AM – 2 PM

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