TOWN OF LELANDCommunity Garden Address 102 Town Hall Drive Leland, NC 28451 Hours Sunrise to sunset Size.03 acres Opened March 2016 Amenities 6 raised beds, benches and water. Rentals

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THE TOWN OF LELAND'S MISSIONWe are dedicated to providing effective and fiscally responsible municipal services in a manner that promotes high quality of life with a neighborly feel.

IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS

TOWN HALL 910.371.0148PLANNING 910.371.3390POLICE DEPARTMENT 910.371.1100PARKS & RECREATION 910.408.3092CULTURAL ARTS CENTER 910.385.9891

PROGRAM REGISTRATION

• Registration over the phone is prohibited in order to keep your financial information secure.

Online RegistrationCheck availability and register for programs online by following these steps:

• Visit www.townofleland.com/lcac and click the “Online Registration” button.

• Search by keyword or course code in the blank on the ActiveNet website below 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, leave a message and we will contact you when we are back in the office.

• Enroll in programs by clicking the “Add to Cart” button and follow any additional steps.

In-Person RegistrationRegister 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.

Town Hall Monday – Friday 8 AM – 5 PMLCAC Monday – Thursday 9 AM – 9 PM Friday – Saturday 9 AM – 3 PMHoliday schedules may differ from the hours listed above. Contact us with any questions.

PHOTO POLICYThe Town of Leland reserves the right to photograph program participants for publicity purposes.

PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPSPlease see page 34-35 for scholarship information.

REFUND POLICY• If participant registers online, a refund given for

any reason is less the ActiveNet processing fee.The ActiveNet registration software charges a small but non-refundable processing fee for online registrations. The processing fee can be avoided if one registers in-person.

• The ActiveNet system does not allow users to register for a class using an account credit when paying online. When using an account credit, one must come into the center or call so we can apply the credit to the new registration.

• If participant chooses to have a credit placed on their account, there is no additional processing fee when the participant uses the credit in-person to register for a different program.

• Currently, credits do not expire and can be used for anyone on the participant's family account.

• Cancellation/Withdrawal: Participants must cancel their enrollment a minimum of two weeks prior to the program start date to receive a full refund.

Please note that this is only a portion of our refund, credit and transfer policy. Get complete details by calling the facility hosting the program.

Artwork by instructor Ronald Williams

Registration for programs in this CAPE begins at 9 AM on August 1, 2019.

TOWN OF LELAND INFORMATIONTOWN OF LELAND INFORMATION 2PROGRAM REGISTRATION 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS 3DIRECTOR'S MESSAGE 4MEET OUR TEAM 5 – 6PARKS & FACILITIES 6 – 8

PARKS & RECREATIONPROGRAMS 9 – 10KAYAK ADVENTURES 10SPECIAL EVENTS 11 – 13

LCAC SPECIAL EVENTSLCAC SPECIAL EVENTS 14OPPORTUNITIES FOR ARTISTS 14 – 15GALLERY EXHIBITIONS 14 – 15

ADULT CULTURAL ARTS BASKETWEAVING 16 – 17CERAMICS / POTTERY 18 – 20DRAWING 20 – 21PAINTING 21 – 25FIBER ARTS 25PHOTOGRAPHY 25 STAINED GLASS 25JEWELRY 26THEATER / MUSIC 26 – 27WRITING 27 LCAC CONCERT SERIES 27

ADULT FITNESS / WELLNESSDANCE 28 – 30EXERCISE / FITNESS 30ZUMBA 30YOGA 30 – 31 YOUTH CULTURAL ARTSART – VARIOUS MEDIUMS 32DANCE 33THEATER / ACTING 33MUSIC 34FLCAC 34 – 35SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION 35

This project was supported by the N.C. Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural & Cultural Resources. www.NCArts.org

This information/publication does not represent the views of the Brunswick County School system, nor does it constitute or imply endorsement, recommendation or favoring by Brunswick County Schools.

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A MESSAGE FROM OUR OPERATION SERVICES DIRECTORIn late May, the demolition of the Recreation building and the former Parks and Recreation office in Municipal Park were completed. These buildings sustained damaged during hurricane Florence and our Town Council elected to move forward with demolition. This is exciting news, as it means we move one step closer to the first phase of the Municipal Campus Master Plan. In the coming months we will begin the process to collect engineering design and costs associated with phase one.

However, Municipal Park is not the only site we are making progress with. The future Sturgeon Creek Park, located along South Navassa Road, will soon begin its initial master planning process. Over the course of the next several months, staff will be work with a consulting firm to complete this process, which will include community input meetings about what this future park site should include. Be sure to stay tuned to our social media channels and the Town’s webpage for updates on when those meetings will occur.

Aside from these big projects the Town is pushing forward with other items related to our adopted PROS Plan. You may notice some new programs in this guide that are derived from that plan. Programs that target the teen, tween, and youth populations, programs geared towards water safety, as well as offering programs in different areas of the Town. With an ever growing catalog of classes, programs, and parks I hope you will join us in one fashion or another. Please do not hesitate to reach out if you have something you would like to share. We are always looking for feedback.

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LELAND PARKS & RECREATION MISSIONTo make Leland an exceptional place to live by providing diverse parks, recreation facilities, and a variety of programs and opportunities that take advantage of the Town's natural and cultural resources. This inclusive program contributes to an unparalleled standard of community life for the residents of Leland.Wyatt Richardson, Operations Services Director at

the location of the former Recreation Building.

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Leland Cultural Arts CenterAddress 1212 Magnolia Village Way Leland, NC 28451Hours Monday – Thursday 9 AM – 9 PM Friday & Saturday 9 AM – 3 PM Check calendar or call for closures. Size 18,000 square feetOpened March 2015Amenities Gallery, Multipurpose Room, Painting Studio, Pottery Studio, Stained Glass Studio, Catering Kitchen, Dance Studio, Theatre with Stage, Offices and Classroom. Rentals To obtain a quote, please complete and submit a rental interest form on our website at www.townofleland.com. Rentals may be scheduled during closed hours. Call 910.385.9891 or email [email protected] with any questions.

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Community GardenAddress 102 Town Hall Drive Leland, NC 28451Hours Sunrise to sunsetSize .03 acresOpened March 2016 Amenities 6 raised beds, benches and water.Rentals Rent a raised bed for $5 per growing season or $10 per year. Call 910.408.3092 or email [email protected] with questions.

Cypress Cove ParkAddress 844 Appleton Way Leland, NC 28451Hours Sunrise to sunsetSize 1.2 acres of Uplands Opened Spring 2014 Amenities Canoe/Kayak Launch, Floating Dock, Fishing Deck and Fire Pit. Picnic tables are first come, first serve. Rentals To rent the Fire Pit or Event Lawn call 910.408.3092 or email [email protected] with questions.

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Westgate Nature ParkAddress 260 West Gate Drive Leland, NC 28451Hours Sunrise to sunsetSize 150 acres of Wetlands and Uplands, current phase 3 acres.Opened October 2013Amenities 0.3 Mile Paved Trail, Outdoor Classroom, Nature Playground, Picnic Area and LawnRentals Picnic tables are first come, first serve. To rent the Event Lawn. Call 910.408.3092 or email [email protected] with questions.

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Leland Municipal ParkAddress 113 Town Hall Drive Leland, NC 28451Hours Sunrise to sunsetSize 8 acresOpened September 2004Amenities Playground, 0.6 Mile Multi-use Path, Stage, Picnic Tables, Gazebo and Open Green Space and Disc Golf. Rentals Picnic tables are first come, first serve. Call 910.408.3092 or email [email protected] with questions.

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Unbirthday Party: Tie Dye • +Ages 6 – 14Saturday 4 – 6 PM7054 August 18Location Leland Municipal Park Come celebrate the end of summer with an Unbirthday Party in the Park! We’ll make Tie Dye t-shirts to take home, enjoy cool treats and play games! Please register to reserve your shirt size.Resident Fee $8 Non-Resident Fee $12

Buckets of Discovery • +Ages 5 – 10 Wednesday 9 – 11 AM September 18 Location Cypress Cove Park Ever wonder what is along the banks of the creek? This exciting interactive environmental science program will give your children an opportunity to learn what’s living in the creeks in our own backyard!Fee Free (No registration required)

Birding 101: Fall Migration • • Instructor Jill PeleusesMondays 8:30 – 10:30 AM 7075 September 23 – October 7 Location Leland Town HallJoin Jill Peleuses of Wild Bird & Garden to learn about the migratory patterns of birds in Leland! This program consists of one classroom session and two bird walks.Resident Fee $35 Non-Resident Fee $45

Leland We Don’t Know •Tuesday 9 – 11 AM7069 October 1Wednesday 9 – 11 AM7070 February 12Saturday 9 – 11 AM7071 February 22 Location Leland Town HallOur award-winning Leland We Don't Know program is back. This two-hour long bus tour takes residents throughout Leland including sites from the Town's early days, highlighting Leland's history, and discussing some of the Town's exciting plans for the future. Prior to the tour, the group will enjoy a presentation in Town Hall that gives participants an overview of Leland so you won't miss a thing while touring around town.Resident Fee $15 Non-Resident Fee $25

US Coast Guard Auxiliary About Boating Safety • +Instructor US Coast Guard AuxiliarySaturday 8 AM – 4 PM7077 October 5 Location Leland Town HallThis in-depth beginner boating class will give you the knowledge needed to obtain a boat license or safety certification in many states. Many boat insurance companies will offer discounts on boating insurance to boaters who successfully complete About Boating Safely. To register, please email [email protected] $35

HoliDIYs: Letterboards • +Tuesday 7 – 8:30 PM7051 October 8Location Leland Town Hall Make your very own Letterboard, perfect for Fall and Holiday decorating or gift giving!Resident Fee $15 Non-Resident Fee $20

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HoliDIYs: Rustic Wood Slice Chalkboard Ornaments • + Monday 7 – 8 PM7052 November 6Location Leland Town Hall These Rustic Woodslice Chalkboard Ornaments make great gifts or gift tags and are a sweet addition to your holiday farmhouse décor!Resident Fee $10 Non-Resident Fee $15

HoliDIYs: Winter Wonderland Shadowboxes • +Tuesday 7 – 8:30 PM7053 November 12Location Leland Town Hall These unique shadowboxes will really light up your holiday décor! You can personalize them to fit your own style or style them for someone else – they make beautiful gifts!Resident Fee $20 Non-Resident Fee $25

Master Gardeners Tree Pruning Workshop • • + Instructor Brunswick County Cooperative Extension Master GardenersSaturday 9 – 11:30 AM 7076 January 11Location Leland Town Hall Winter is tree pruning season! Learn from Brunswick County Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners how to get your trees in their best shape! Fee $10

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Kayak Adventures – Shark Tooth Island • • •Instructor Don Harty Saturday 5 PM 6725 August 19Location River Road Park, WilmingtonExplore the Cape Fear River and its islands where you can hunt for fossils and prehistoric sharks' teeth on this sunset adventure!Fee $45

Kayak Adventures – Shark Tooth Island Family Paddle • • + Instructor Don Harty Saturday 8 AM 7072 September 21Location River Road Park, WilmingtonThis trip to Shark Tooth Island, in the Cape Fear River, is a great one for kids, teens, and parents to enjoy together. Kids over 12 can paddle alone or in tandem kayaks with a parent; kids under 12 must be accompanied by a parent. You can hunt for fossils and sharks' teeth on this awesome family adventure!Fee $45

Kayak Adventures – Black River • • + Instructor Don Harty Sunday 8:30 AM 7073 September 22Location Ivanhoe, NCJoin us on the Black River, one of the cleanest rivers in North Carolina known for its tea-colored water and sandy bottom. Paddling along under a beautiful canopy of bald cypress, river birch, and gum trees should prove to be an easy and enjoyable trip. Fee $45

Kayak Adventures – Eagle Island • • •Instructor Don Harty Sunday 8:30 AM 7074 October 13Location Brunswick Riverwalk ParkEagle Island, which lies in the confluence of the Cape Fear and Brunswick Rivers, is just minutes away from downtown Leland and offers a great chance to view wildlife in their natural habitat. Fee $45 Kayak Adventures

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Leland’s Founders’ Day Saturday 3 – 9 PM September 14 Location Leland Municipal ParkThe Town of Leland is celebrating its 30th birthday with a grand party for the community featuring entertainment, food trucks, a carnival, fireworks and more! Fee Free (No registration required)

Live @ the Park Thursdays 6:30 – 8 PM Location Leland Municipal ParkSeptember 26 Lucky Pocket October 10 Chocolate Chip & Co.October 24 The ImitationsJoin us for our concert series and be prepared to dance! Bring a blanket or a lawn chair, beverages and your friends and family! Local food trucks will be on site selling food!Fee Free (No registration required)

Movies in the Park Saturdays Sunset Location Leland Municipal ParkSeptember 28 Missing Link October 19 AladdinNovember 2 Pokemon Detective PikachuJoin us in the park and watch a family movie under the night sky. Bring a blanket, lawn chairs, a picnic and your family, but please no pets or alcohol. Concessions will be available for purchase.Fee Free (No registration required)

Adult Field Day +Ages 18 + Saturday 3 – 6 PM October 12 Location Leland Municipal ParkRemember field day back in elementary school? Ever wish you could have those days again? Now you can! Grab a team and prove you’re the best from dodgeball to kickball to three-legged races.Fee $10/4 member team. Pre-registration preferred.

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Howl @ The Moon +Ages 21 + Friday 7 – 9 PM October 25 Location Leland Municipal ParkGames, Costume Contest and Haunted Woods! Oh my! Enjoy a spooky night out with friends and enjoy this Halloween themed event for adults only. This event in is partnership with Opera House Theatre Co.

Fee $5 (Must pre-register)

Trunk or Treat Saturday 4 – 6 PM October 26 Location Leland Municipal ParkBring your kids to the park for the Town’s annual Trunk or Treat event! Local businesses and community organizations will be on site passing out candy from their decorated vehicles.Fee Free (No registration required)

Haunted WoodsAges 13 – 18 Saturday 7 – 9 PM October 26 Location Leland Municipal ParkTake a walk on the spooky side and venture into our haunted woods. Whether you snap a selfie with a monster or just get scared, it’s bound to be a memorable night. This event is in partnership with Opera House Theatre Co. Fee Free (No registration required)

Campfire @ The Cove Saturday 4 PM – 6 PM November 16 Location Leland Municipal ParkBring the whole family to experience the simple things in life. Sit around the campfire, roast marshmallows for making s'mores while listening to music and enjoy some quality time together. Fee Free (No registration required)

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Tree Lighting Saturday 6:30 PM December 7 Location Leland Town HallKick off the magic of the holiday season by helping Santa light the Town’s tree at Town Hall. Following the tree lighting, stop by Santa’s Workshop and get your picture made with Santa and Mrs. Claus. Fee Free (No registration required)

Movie in the Park – Holiday Double Feature + Friday Sunset December 13 Location Leland Municipal ParkBring a blanket to curl up with and meet us in the park for a special double feature event! Elf will kick off the night followed by The Nightmare Before Christmas (after all, it is Friday the 13th). Concessions will be available. Fee Free (No registration required)

Breakfast with Santa Ages 3 – 5Tuesday 9 AM December 17 Location Leland Cultural Arts CenterThis magical event features breakfast, arts and crafts, story time and Santa Claus. Each parent will receive pictures of their child with Santa. To register, visit townofleland.com/recreation. Fee Free (Must pre-register)

Cookies with Santa +Ages 5 – 10Wednesday 6:30 PM December 18 Location Leland Cultural Arts CenterThis magical event features decorating cookies, story time and Santa Claus. Each parent will receive pictures of their child with Santa. To register, visit townofleland.com/recreation. Fee Free (Must pre-register)

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We offer an early registration special for Camp Create, our unique Summer Camp experience. Gift certificates can be purchased at the LCAC and used towards registration for our programs including summer camp.

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SPECIAL EVENTSLCAC Open HouseSpecial Event All AgesAugust 24, 2019 10 AM – 2 PM Location Leland Cultural Arts Center Bring the entire family to our fifth annual Open House! Get to know our instructors and participate in a variety of family-friendly activities. Those who come to Open House will receive special registration prices that day. Fee Free (No registration required)

LCAC Holiday Art MarketSpecial Event All AgesDecember 7, 2019 10 AM – 3 PM Location Leland Cultural Arts Center Don't miss this popular one-day holiday event at the Leland Cultural Arts Center! Our Holiday Art Market features unique handmade gifts that are sure to please everyone on your list!Fee Free (No registration required)

LCAC Youth Arts DaySpecial Event All AgesMarch 28, 2020 9:30 AM – 12:30 PMLocation Leland Cultural Arts Center Bring the entire family to our fifth annual Youth Arts Day! This event features arts activities for children of all ages and live entertainment. The gallery will feature art by the youth of Brunswick County. We will announce the winning gallery artist at the end of the day’s festivities. This event is bound to be a blast! Fee Free (No registration required)

This project was supported by the N.C. Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural & Cultural Resources. www.NCArts.org.

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LCAC Holiday Art Market VendorsSubmission Dates September 23 – October 25Deadline October 25th by 3 PMMarket Date December 7 10 AM – 3 PMSell your wares at this popular one-day holiday event at the Leland Cultural Arts Center! Our Holiday Art Market showcases unique handmade gift items including pottery, painting, jewelry, artisan soaps, candles, fiber art, and more! Applications will be available on our website on September 23, 2019.

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Art League of Leland Meetings (ALL)The Art League of Leland (ALL) is dedicated to the cultural enrichment of the Leland area through promotion of art by local artists. ALL encourages, guides, supports, informs and provides learning opportunities for artists and art enthusiasts. ALL meets monthly at the LCAC and features a guest artist speaker. Visit the Art League's website for membership details, to view their member art gallery, upcoming meeting schedule and other information. www.artleagueofleland.org

LCAC GALLERY EXHIBITIONS2019 LCAC Gallery Exhibitions & ReceptionsAugust LCAC Instructor Showcase Open House August 24, 2019 10 AM – 2 PM

September Heather Divoky Reception September 12, 2019 6 – 8 PM

October Catherine Porter Brown & Pam Milat Reception October 10, 2019 6 – 8 PM

November MarloweReception November 14, 2019 6 – 8 PM

December Melissa Ruffino Reception December 12, 2019 6 – 8 PM

2020 LCAC Student ShowcaseAll LCAC students are encouraged to submit artwork for our annual student showcase. Applications will be available on our website and at the LCAC front desk on December 2, 2019. Reception January 10, 2020 6 – 8 PM 2020 LCAC Gallery Exhibitions & ReceptionsOur 2020 Exhibition schedule will be announced by October 18, 2019. Please check our website for more information.

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BASKET WEAVING - REEDAdventures of Basket Weaving •Instructor Pam MilatMondays 12:30 – 3:30 PM7011 September 9 – October 14Tuesdays 9 AM – 1 PM7012 January 7 – February 18 × No class February 4This course will introduce the student to the aspects and opportunities of basket weaving using both flat and round reed to complete the projects. As they weave three baskets, students will learn terminology and basic techniques of this heirloom craft. Tools will be provided for classroom use. The supply fee is paid to the instructor on first day of program for basket materials.Resident Fee $82Non-Resident Fee $92Supply Fee $90

Adventures of Basket Weaving II • • •Instructor Pam Milat Tuesdays 9 AM – 1 PM7014 September 10 – October 15Mondays 12:30 – 3:30 PM7015 October 28 – December 16 × No class November 11 & 25This course expands the student’s knowledge of basket weaving techniques and the use of color to complete three baskets. Students will learn about overlays, an additional method of lashing and weaving with different materials. Additional time outside of class may be needed to complete all the projects. Tools will be provided for classroom use. The supply fee is paid to the instructor on first day of program for basket materials. Resident Fee $82Non-Resident Fee $92Supply Fee $100

Adventures of Basket Weaving III • • • +Instructor Pam Milat Mondays 4:30 – 8:30 PM7017 September 9 – October 14Tuesdays 9 AM – 1 PM7018 October 29 – December 10 × No class November 26Mondays 12:30 – 3:30 PM7019 January 6 – February 24 × No class Jan. 20 & Feb. 3This course expands the student’s knowledge of basket weaving techniques and the use of color to complete three baskets. Students will use various decorative techniques while weaving with different materials. Additional time outside of class may be needed to complete all the projects. Tools will be provided for classroom use. The supply fee is paid to the instructor on first day of program for basket materials. Resident Fee $82Non-Resident Fee $92Supply Fee $110

ADULT PROGRAM INFORMATIONMost adult programs accept people age 16 and older, unless otherwise specified in individual program descriptions. Supplies and materials for adult programs are typically purchased by participants in addition to program fees. We have well-equipped studio spaces and participants typically only need to purchase consumable supplies. Most programs note if there are extra fees in the description. Online, each program has a supply list in the notes section. A supply list will print on your receipt if you register in-person. Please contact us with any questions.

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Atypical Rims • • •Instructor Pam Milat Wednesdays 10 AM – 2 PM7025 September 11 – October 16This course will introduce the students to four unique rimming techniques. Students will complete four baskets each using a different rim technique. To complete projects, working outside of class may be needed. Tools will be provided for classroom use. The supply fee is paid to the instructor on first day of program for basket materials. Resident Fee $82Non-Resident Fee $92Supply Fee $120

Catty Cats – The Cathead Technique •Instructor Pam Milat Mondays 4:30 – 8:30 PM 7020 October 28 – December 16 × No class November 11 & 25This course will introduce the students to the challenge of weaving cathead baskets. Students will complete three baskets of different sizes and shapes using this technique. Focus will be on shaping. To complete projects, working outside of class may be needed. Tools will be provided for classroom use. The supply fee is paid to the instructor on first day of program for basket materials. Resident Fee $82Non-Resident Fee $92Supply Fee $110

Racy Ribs – Making Rib Baskets • •Instructor Pam Milat Wednesdays 10 AM – 2 PM7022 October 30 – December 11 × No class November 27 Mondays 4:30 – 8:30 PM 7023 January 6 – February 24 × No class Jan. 20 & Feb. 3 This course will introduce the students to the challenge of weaving rib baskets. Students will weave three baskets of different sizes and shapes using this technique. To complete projects, working outside of class may be needed. Tools will be provided for classroom use. The supply fee is paid to the instructor on first day of program for basket materials. Resident Fee $82Non-Resident Fee $92Supply Fee $120

Teasing Twills • • •Instructor Pam Milat Wednesdays 10 AM – 2 PM 7024 January 8 – February 19 × No class February 5 This course will introduce the students to the challenge of weaving twills. Students will weave three baskets both square and round with the twill technique. Focus will be on shaping. To complete projects, working outside of class may be needed. Tools will be provided for classroom use. The supply fee is paid to the instructor on first day of program for basket materials. Resident Fee $82Non-Resident Fee $92Supply Fee $110

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CERAMICS / POTTERYOpen Studio Monthly Membership • • §Instructor No instructor, self-led.Completion of the ceramics courses marked with the blue symbol above along with LCAC instructor approval allows adult participants to purchase an open studio card. Open studio pass holders may use the pottery facilities during regular hours of operation outside of scheduled class times. Pass holders must comply with all LCAC rules to continue membership on a monthly basis.Resident Fee $50Non-Resident Fee $60

Ceramics/Pottery Class Supply Fee Bring your own clay tools or purchase a tool kit at the LCAC for $20 + tax, Clay must be purchased at the LCAC and is $20 + tax per 25 pound bag. We offer a variety of clays.

Ceramics/Pottery Open StudioWhile enrolled in a ceramics course at the LCAC, participants may use the pottery studios during hours of operation outside of scheduled class times.

Wheel Throwing • • • §Instructor Ryan McFallTuesdays 5:45 – 8:45 PM6972 September 10 – October 156974 October 29 – December 10 × No class November 266976 January 14 – February 18

Instructor Ryan McFallWednesdays 5:45 – 8:45 PM6973 September 11 – October 166975 October 30 – December 11 × No class November 276977 January 15 – February 19

Instructor Lincoln MorrisWednesdays 2 – 5 PM6890 September 11 – October 166891 October 30 – December 11 × No class November 276892 January 15 – February 19

Instructor Lincoln MorrisFridays 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM6887 September 13 – October 186888 November 1 – December 13 × No class November 296889 January 17 – February 21This course introduces participants to the basics of throwing pottery and provides an understanding of ceramic terms, processes and knowledge needed to use the pottery studio safely and independently. Topics include centering clay, throwing basic forms, making handles and glazing. Sessions include demonstrations and practice time under the guidance of the instructor. Resident Fee $100Non-Resident Fee $110Supply Fee Refer to teal box on page 18.

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Sculpting • • §Instructor John Hebert Mondays 1 – 4 PM7007 September 9 – October 147008 October 28 – December 16 × No class November 11 & 257009 January 13 – February 24 × No class January 20In this class, participants will focus on learning to sculpt with clay. Students will learn techniques to create life-like sculptures that represent objects from life such as sea shells, seed pods or creatures of student's choice. Students will create a detailed relief sculpture and a human bust. Class includes demonstrations and individual work time with instructor guidance. All skill levels are welcome. Resident Fee $100Non-Resident Fee $110Supply Fee Refer to teal box on page 18.

Handbuilding +• • • § Instructor YiFenn Strickland Tuesdays 10 AM – 1 PM6987 September 17 – October 226988 October 29 – December 10 × No class November 266989 January 14 – February 18This is an all-level handbuilding class focusing on functional forms and craftsmanship. Fundamentals of pinch, coil and slab forming methods will be demonstrated. Beginners will practice all forming methods by creating simple forms. Experienced handbuilders may practice creating advanced forms using method(s) of choice. Manipulation techniques and pattern development for slab forming will be explored. Project suggestions will be presented. Independent projects and sculpturally inspired functional forms are encouraged.Resident Fee $100Non-Resident Fee $110Supply Fee Refer to teal box on page 18.

Glaze Exploration +• • § Instructor YiFenn Strickland Fridays 10 AM – 1 PM6968 September 20 – October 256969 January 17– February 21Learn to make the most out of ceramic glazes at the LCAC. Mixing glazes can be intimidating; students will learn to develop and discover new glazes based on available ones. Students will be introduced to ceramic glaze fundamentals and various methods of glaze testing. Students will have the opportunity to perform volumetric line blend and tri-axial blend testing. Glaze application methods will be demonstrated. Resident Fee $100Non-Resident Fee $110Supply Fee Refer to teal box on page 18.

Surface Design Techniques +• • § Instructor YiFenn Strickland Fridays 10 AM – 1 PM6970 November 1 – December 13 × No class November 29Focus on taking your work beyond where it is now by adding surface designs. Students will need a working knowledge of clay, and both handbuilders and wheel throwers are welcome. Surface design techniques we will cover include carving, sgraffito, mishima, resist design, water edging, brush work, majolica, slip design, mocha diffusion, and terra sigillata. Students may practice all techniques or choose one or two for focused studies.Resident Fee $100Non-Resident Fee $110Supply Fee Refer to teal box on page 18. Artwork by instructor YiFenn Strickland

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CERAMICS / POTTERY (CONTINUED)Advanced Independent Pottery • §Instructor Lincoln Morris Thursdays 10 AM – 1 PM6883 September 12 – October 176884 October 31 – December 12 × No class November 286885 January 16 – February 20Instructor will demonstrate advanced throwing and hand building techniques by student request. Participants should come to class with their own creative ideas and be prepared to work independently. There are no formal lessons provided in this course, but the instructor will provide guidance as requested. Please note the course maximum is 12 participants. This is a mixed handbuilding and wheel throwing course. There are 8 wheels to share.Resident Fee $100Non-Resident Fee $110Supply Fee Refer to teal box on page 18.

Throwing Big with Lincoln • +Instructor Lincoln MorrisSaturday 9 AM – 3 PM6947 November 26948 February 1Learn to throw large pots using thrown coil technique. Students must be able to center 10 lbs of clay. A heat gun and 25 lbs of clay are required. Resident Fee $75Non-Resident Fee $85Supply Fee Refer to teal box on page 18.

DRAWINGIntro to Drawing •Instructor Trey MooreMondays 6 – 8 PM6899 September 9 – October 146900 January 13 – February 24 × No class January 20Students will learn basic techniques for drawing that will help them create realistic drawings. Techniques covered include use of line, positive/negative space, proportions, and perspectives. The overall approach is learning to draw based on observation. This course will provide a strong foundation for all visual art endeavors.Resident Fee $125Non-Residents Fee $135Supplies See list on receipt or online

Beginning Drawing •Instructor Sarah Jones Wednesdays 2 – 4:30 PM6846 October 30 – December 11 × No class November 27 Participants 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 colored pencils to make the face look realistic. A solid foundation of the art elements and principles of design will enable participants to learn how to draw a variety of things with ease.Resident Fee $135Non-Resident Fee $145Supplies See list on receipt or online Artwork by instructor Lincoln Morris

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Continuing/Advanced Drawing • •Instructor Sarah Jones Wednesdays 2 – 4:30 PM6848 September 11 – October 166849 January 15 – February 19This course is for individuals who have taken a beginning drawing course and want to continue developing their skills. In this class, participants will explore techniques for drawing still life, animals, trees and the human figure. Advanced students will learn additional approaches to drawing.Resident Fee $135Non-Resident Fee $145Supplies See list on receipt or online

Mixed Media Drawing • • • +Instructor Dana O’MalleyThursdays 6:30 – 8:30 PM7063 September 12 – October 177064 October 24 – December 12 × No class Oct. 31 & Nov. 287065 January 16 – February 20This mixed media drawing course will focus on building mixed media skills through classic frameworks of landscape and still life. Participants will investigate the elements and principles of art to make multi-media drawings with ink, oil pastel, pencil, and collage. Each session will explore different techniques, and seasonal themes. All levels welcome!Resident Fee $80Non-Resident Fee $90Supplies See list on receipt or online

Zentangle Immersion •Instructor Mary Schutz Tuesdays 2 – 4:30 PM6920 September 10 – October 15Zentangle is yoga for the mind. Learn how to create beautiful artwork using this easy, relaxing method. Draw, shade and color unique and lovely images using structured, repetitive patterns. This meditative drawing helps to reduce stress, improve focus, creativity and provide artistic satisfaction while increasing your sense of well-being. No previous artistic experience is needed. The supply fee is paid to the instructor on the first day of program.Resident Fee $80Non-Resident Fee $90 Supply Fee $15

PAINTINGPainting Open Studio While enrolled in a painting course at the LCAC, participants may use the painting room during hours of operation outside of scheduled class times.

Open Studio Monthly Membership • • §Instructor No instructor, self-led.Completion of the painting courses marked with the blue symbol above along with LCAC instructor approval allows adult participants to purchase an open studio card. Open studio pass holders may use the painting studio during regular hours of operation outside of scheduled class times. Pass holders must comply with all LCAC rules to continue membership on a monthly basis.Resident Fee $50Non-Resident Fee $60

Presenting Yourself as an Artist • • • +Instructor Kari Feuer Saturday 10 – 2:30 PM7033 September 21Whether you are just beginning to enter your work into shows or are approaching commercial galleries for representation, there are many tools you need. Topics: Crafting your resume, statement, bio, entering shows, social media and websites. Work within the group to look at each other's art with suggestions, not criticism, about what the artwork communicates and the best way to present your work and yourself.Resident Fee $40Non-Resident Fee $50Supplies See list on receipt or online

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Introduction to Painting • §Instructor Trey MooreMondays 6 – 8 PM6901 October 28 – December 16 × No class November 11 & 25Students will learn the basics of color and composition to create interesting and pleasing paintings using acrylic paints. Students should come with ideas for paintings. Still life, landscape and figure are all welcome. The elements and principles of design are introduced and reinforced throughout ths foundational course. Resident Fee $125Non-Resident Fee $135Supplies See list on receipt or online

Beginning Acrylic Painting • §Instructor Sarah Jones Mondays 2 – 4:30 PM6850 October 28 – December 16 × No class November 11 & 25Participants will work from personal source materials, a still life, landscape, etc., or from their imagination. The instructor will give input in the selection of resource. Focus will be on the beginner students. Students will learn basic techniques. Individual instruction and specific feedback will be given to every student. Taking a drawing class prior to this painting class can ensure greater success.Resident Fee $135Non-Resident Fee $145Supplies See list on receipt or online

Rendering in Colored Pencil • • • Instructor Glenn Davis Tuesdays 5:45 – 8:45 PM6979 September 10 – October 156980 October 29 – December 10 × No class November 266981 January 14 – February 18The humble colored pencil has finally been recognized as fine art. Create rich, vibrant color and value. Emphasis will be on the introduction of colored pencils at beginner level to create realistic paintings. Drawing skills are helpful but not necessary. Supply kit is rented to students and must be returned at the end of the course. Handouts are to be kept for reference.Resident Fee $150Non-Resident Fee $160Supply Fee $25

Colored Pencil: Skin Tone & Portraits • • • +Instructor Glenn Davis Tuesdays 10 AM – 1 PM6983 September 10 – October 156984 October 29– December 10 × No class November 266985 January 14 – February 18Rendering skin tones and portraits in colored pencil are introduced in this course. In addition to class exercises (eyes, teeth, hair, etc.), the student will complete a portrait of their choosing done partly at home and critiqued weekly in class. All materials will be provided at no additional charge for the duration of the course. This class requires that the student be proficient with rendering simple projects in colored pencils.Resident Fee $150Non-Resident Fee $160Supply Fee $25 Artwork by instructor Glenn Davis

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Continuing/Advanced Acrylic Painting • • §Instructor Sarah Jones Mondays 2 – 4:30 PM 6852 September 9 – October 146853 January 13 – February 24 × No class January 20This course is designed for individuals who have some experience in the basic skills of acrylic painting and want to take their artwork to the next level. Participants will work from their own photographs. Individual instruction and specific feedback will be given to each student. A drawing class is encouraged prior to this painting class to ensure greater success. Resident Fee $135Non-Resident Fee $145Supplies See list on receipt or online

Oils and Acrylics with Joseph Bardani • • • §Instructor Joseph Bardani Thursday 1:30 – 4:30 PM7040 September 12 – October 177041 October 31 – December 12 × No class November 287042 January 16 – February 20This all levels class studies Still Life, Contemporary, Abstract, Impressionism from photographs or conceptual drawing. We will explore limited palette, custom paint mixing, perspective, shading, light values, glazing and palette knife techniques with encaustic wax. The student may paint in acrylics or oils, has the freedom to choose their subject and will have one-on-one attention. Canvas and Masonite or primed birch panels are ideal. This class will allow large paintings.Resident Fee $150Non-Resident Fee $160Supplies See list on receipt or online

Oil Painting • • • §Instructor Phil Meade Thursdays 9:30 AM – 12 PM6942 September 12 – October 176943 October 31 – December 12 × No class November 286944 January 16 – February 20This class is designed for beginners to learn the basics and more advanced students to fine tune their skills. All students get individual attention. The instructor will supply some photos but students are encouraged to bring their own source material. Each class will focus on materials and methods. No experience necessary. The only requirements are the desire to learn and to have fun in the process. Resident Fee $125Non-Resident Fee $135Supplies See list on receipt or online

Continuing Oil Painting Workshop • • +Instructor Phil Meade Saturday 9:30 AM – 3 PM7030 January 11Open to all artists with some experience who want to fine tune their skills. Basic oil painting materials and methods will be covered. Artists will receive personal attention from the instructor throughout the workshop. A half hour break will be included.Resident Fee $75Non-Resident Fee $85Supplies Bring your Oil Painting

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Watercolor: Beginner & Intermediate • • • §Instructor Ronald Williams Wednesdays 10 AM – 12:30 PM6855 September 11 – October 166856 October 30 – December 11 × No class November 276857 January 15 – February 19This class starts with the basics of watercolor painting. Topics that will be covered include painting negative and positive space, understanding value, painting wet on dry paper, wet on wet techniques and how to create solid and graded washes. Students will work with assigned subjects as well as from photos and sketches of their choice. Find out how fun watercolor can be!Resident Fee $100Non-Resident Fee $110Supplies See list on receipt or online

Imagine the Landscape in Oil & Acrylic • • • Instructor Kari Feuer Fridays 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM6949 January 17 – February 21We will be painting in the studio from your own sketches or photographs, with special emphasis on color, composition and texture and less emphasis on rendering specific detail. The instructor nudges each student toward expanding their horizons, while focusing on their individual skills and goals. Resident Fee $125Non-Resident Fee $135Supplies See list on receipt or online

Introduction to Pastel Painting • • • Instructor Kari Feuer Friday 10 AM – 2:30 PM7031 September 20Often mischaracterized as “chalk”, good pastels are pure pigment in a form suitable for drawing, mark-marking, mixed media and painting. The focus will be on learning the techniques and practices in order to further develop your personal style. Most materials are provided. The supply fee is paid to the instructor on the day of the workshop. Please consult the online supply list for additional items to bring.Resident Fee $50Non-Resident Fee $60Supply Fee $20

Oil Painting with Cold Wax Medium • • • Instructor Kari Feuer Friday 10 AM – 2:30 PM7032 September 27This medium gives your oil paint a luscious texture and an encaustic-like waxy finish to your piece. We will paint on various surfaces and experiment with different tools and techniques, in addition to mixed media and collage. Cold wax medium and some additional tools and materials are provided. The supply fee is paid to the instructor on the day of the workshop. Please consult the online supply list for additional items to bring.Resident Fee $50Non-Resident Fee $60Supply Fee $10

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Different Strokes • • • +Instructor Dana EndresenMonday 10 AM – 1 PM7056 September 9 – October 147057 October 28 – December 16 × No class November 11 & 257058 January 13 – February 24 × No class January 20This is a multi-media class for those who like to dabble in the crafts. We will be working with acrylic paint on various surfaces such as glass, wood, canvas, and paper. Attendees will have input and choice of surfaces to paint on. We will be doing some holiday themed projects as well as just learning some new techniques to use as you wish.Resident Fee $100 Non-Resident Fee $110Supply Fee $30

FIBER ARTSChunky Knit Blanket • • • +Instructor Claire ClemmonsSaturday 10 AM – 12 PM 7067 November 27068 January 25Warm up this winter with your own soft and cozy, chunky knit blanket! No needles or experience required as these are made by hand knitting. The supply fee covers all of the yarn needed to complete a blanket. Resident Fee $75Non-Resident Fee $85Supply Fee $35

PHOTOGRAPHYSay NO to AUTO! • • •Instructor Kristen HuntleyThursdays 5:30 – 6:30 PM6917 January 16 – February 20Do you have a fancy camera you don’t know how to use? Are you not getting the results you want in auto mode? Say no to auto and yes to taking control of your photos! This beginner photography class is for those with DSLR cameras. Learn the basics to get you working in any situation. You don’t have to be a professional photographer to take beautiful pictures!Resident Fee $100Non-Resident Fee $110

STAINED GLASSStained Glass • • Instructor Brook LindbertWednesdays 1 – 4 PM6826 September 11 – October 166828 October 30 – December 11 × No class November 276830 January 15 – February 19Wednesdays 5:30 – 8:30 PM6827 September 11 – October 166829 October 30 – December 11 × No class November 276831 January 15 – February 19This course is open to anyone interested in the craft of stained glass. Both Tiffany and Lead Came techniques will be demonstrated. Glass cutting, soldering, sealing, foiling, patina application and finishing will be taught. Participants are encouraged to practice between class sessions and have access to our well-equipped studio after being approved by the instructor. Supply fee is for basic supplies, the studio has soldering irons and grinders for use. Supplies approximately $120.Resident Fee $100Non-Resident Fee $110Supply Fee See list on receipt or online

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JEWELRYIntroduction to Silver Precious Metal Clay Jewelry • +Instructor: Susan MachamerSaturdays 10 AM – 1:30 PM7034 February 8 and February 15In this two day workshop students will learn the basic techniques of working with Precious Metal Clay. The different ways the clay can be formed, textured, layered and finished to create earrings and pendants will be covered. Students will also learn about the tools necessary to work with this material and the resources available for purchasing supplies. Supply fee includes 25 grams of silver clay. Additional clay can be purchased from the instructor.Resident Fee $100Non-Resident $110Supply Fee $65

THEATER / MUSICTheater – Discover the Joy of Acting • • •Instructor Ella Reischer Mondays 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM6833 September 9 – October 146834 October 28 – December 16 × No class November 11 & 25Join the fun and recapture the joy of play by participating in theatre games and activities designed to develop confidence and creativity. Participants will learn to express themselves using mind, voice and body by role playing, character development, staging and concentration. Improvisation, monologues and dialogues are part of the fun. The supply fee is paid to the instructor on the first day of class for scripts.Resident Fee $72Non-Resident Fee $82Supply Fee $10

Experimental Sound Creation: Composing and Songwriting • • • +Instructor Joshua MarquezTuesdays 6 – 7:30 PM7036 September 10 – October 157037 October 29 – December 10 × No class November 257038 January 14 – February 18Explore a wide range of approaches to composing music, for any skill level. From the creative process to the organization of musical thoughts, this class will provide the skills necessary to help participants generate and notate musical ideas in a variety of ways. Any skill level is welcome to join and create any genre or type of music. Supplies needed: notebook paper, staff paper and pencil. Resident Fee $70Non-Resident Fee $80

Private Violin Lessons • • •Instructor Amanda Johnson Ages 5 – 101 Various days Various times are availableBeginning violin students will learn to properly hold and care for their instrument and to read music. Intermediate and advanced students will improve their existing skills by setting goals. Students pick their music style. Students are expected to provide their own instrument and practice outside the lesson. Lessons are by appointment, set up with instructor. Participants must register in person at the LCAC.Fee $25 per half hour session

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CAPE Cultural Arts, Parks & Events KEY: Beginner Intermediate Advanced New Program Event/Workshop Skip Date Studio Time Approved 910.385.9891 | www.townofleland.com • • • + × §

Private Piano Lessons • • • Instructor Larry McLendon Ages 5 – 101 Tuesdays 3 – 8 PM Wednesdays 3 – 7 PM September 3 – October 23 October 29 – December 18 January 7 – February 26 Learn the rudiments of the piano and basic music theory. At-home practice is strongly encouraged, but assigned with consideration for busy family lives. A method book is required and can be purchased from the instructor. Lessons are by appointment, set up with instructor. Availability is subject to change, but includes the times listed above. Sessions are eight weeks and include eight lessons. Participants must register in person at the LCAC.Fee $200 per 8 half hour sessions $300 per 8 45-min. sessions

WRITINGTravel Journals: Turn Your Vacations into a Work of Art • • • +Instructor Jeanne MullinsSaturday 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM6958 October 19This workshop will explore ways to transform your vacations into visually stunning and heartfelt photo journals. We will use scrapbooking materials combined with storytelling techniques and apps. For those participants that want to begin the process during class, please bring a few basic materials such as photos, embellishments and scrapbook papers. Otherwise, just bring your memories and imagination and learn how to unleash your creativity.Resident Fee $25Non-Resident Fee $35

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LCAC Cultural Arts Concert SeriesSee page ? for full listing of LCAC concerts.

Leland Cultural Arts Center’sFall 2019 Entertainment Series

Ken Norris | August 9 More laughs and a little bit of mystery are on the way in this combination show of comedy and magic!

The Main Event Band | September 20Here’s one band that’s got you covered. The Main Event Band is a great party band ready to make you dance to the classics!

The Boo Ball | October 25This Spooktacular Gala, full of ghouls and ghosts, is not for the faint of heart. It’s for the fun of heart! Don your best costume and enjoy the music!

Bella Nova Strings | December 13Our holiday concert will feature high-energy, all electric strings. Come celebrate the holidays with us!

Shows are from 7 - 9 PMDoors open at 6:30 PMTickets are $10, non-refundable

1212 Magnolia Village Way, Leland, NC 28401 • 910-385-9891 • www.townofleland.com/lcac


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DANCEAdult Ballet • • • Instructor Tracie RabalaisMondays 7 – 8 PM6995 September 9 – October 146996 October 28 – December 16 × No class November 11 & 256997 January 13 – February 24 × No class January 20For beginning through advanced dancers, this course will include basic ballet movement, strength training and stretching through a series of barre exercises, floor stretching, center work and traveling across the floor. Great for the beginner to learn the fundamentals and French terminology of ballet; advanced participants will progress in foundational movement. Attire needs to be worn that is appropriate for stretching and movement.Resident Fee $42Non-Resident Fee $52 Supplies Ballet Shoes

Introduction to Ballet for Adults • +Instructor Pam BrownThursdays 11 AM – 12 PM6894 September 12 – October 176895 October 31 – December 12 × No class November 286896 January 16 – February 20This class is an introductory exploration of ballet for fun, fitness, strength, flexibility, and endurance. Participants will be gently guided through the unique body movements of ballet to experience the joy of classical dance. In six weeks’ time the objective to move into a continuing class is most desirable.Resident Fee $42Non-Resident Fee $52Supplies Ballet Shoes

Ballet for Wellbeing • • •Instructor Pam BrownTuesdays 10:30 AM – 12 PM6873 September 10 – October 156875 October 29 – December 10 × No class November 266879 January 14 – February 18Thursdays 9:30 – 11 AM6872 September 12 – October 176874 October 31 – December 12 × No class November 286877 January 16 – February 20This class is a gentle exploration of ballet technique, which begins with barre exercises with gradual intensity to warm the joints so that stretching is gentle and safe. We work toward center floor dancing combinations, with a goal of improving balance, endurance, flexibility, artistry and strength. Perfect for adults over 50 years of age. Attire should be appropriate for stretching and movement.Resident Fee $54Non-Resident Fee $64 Supplies Ballet Shoes

Adult Tap • • •Instructor Nancy SmithFridays 10 – 11 AM6878 September 13 – October 186880 November 1 – December 13 × No class November 296881 January 17 – February 21Get on your feet and make some noise! Ideal for beginners, we will focus on exploring syncopation, rhythm and musicality while learning and developing basic tap technique. Class includes a center warm up, transitions across the floor and short phrases of choreography. Resident Fee $50Non-Resident Fee $60 Supplies Tap Shoes

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Tap Dance Choreography • • •Instructor Nancy SmithThursdays 2 – 3 PM6964 September 12 – October 176965 October 31 – December 12 × No class November 286966 January 16 – February 20This class provides the opportunity to work with the instructor/choreographer in the creation of a performance piece. Emphasis is placed on developing performance skills and engaging in the choreographic process. Appropriate for advanced beginning dancers who are looking to connect rhythms, techniques and phrases into longer sequences. Perquisite for this class is Tap Dance.Prerequisite Tap Dance Resident Fee $50Non-Resident Fee $60 Supplies Tap Shoes

Belly Dance Level I: Belly Basics • • •Instructor Kristen DorseyWednesdays 6 – 7 PM6930 September 11 – October 166931 October 30 – December 11 × No class November 276932 January 15 – February 19American Belly Dance is a fusion of many cultural dances of the Middle East and North Africa blended with cabaret and night club dance. Belly dance increases core strength, flexibility, improves body image and builds confidence. Learn a skill, meet friends, and fall in love with your body. Perhaps the most fun exercise ever! Open to all who identify as women 18 years and older.Resident Fee $71Non-Resident Fee $81

Belly Dance: Choreography Class •Instructor Kristen DorseyWednesdays 7 – 8 PM6938 September 11 – October 166939 October 30 – December 11 × No class November 276940 January 15 – February 19Choreography class uses the movements and combinations learned in Belly Basics. The focus of this class is to go more deeply into belly dance by learning a routine. Students will learn to belly dance as a group. Performance opportunities are available but are never mandatory. Some props and costume pieces may be required. Prerequisite: Several sessions of Belly Basics or belly dance experience.Resident Fee $71Non-Resident Fee $81

Belly Dance Level II: Intermediate Dance • •Instructor Kristen DorseyWednesdays 8 – 9 PM6934 September 11 – October 166935 October 30 – December 11 × No class November 276936 January 15 – February 19This experienced beginner class introduces specific styles of belly dance including Egyptian, Cabaret, Pop Fusion, Sword, Zils (finger cymbals), Floor Work and more. Props and costume pieces may be required. Performance opportunities are available but never mandatory. Prerequisite: 1 year of Belly Basics, or previous belly dance, or instructor permission.Resident Fee $71Non-Resident Fee $81

Swing Dance and More! • • •Instructor Marilee TremlettThursdays 5:30 – 6:30 PM6844 September 12 – October 176845 January 16 – February 20 This multilevel class is for everyone! At your own rate, learn basic patterns and some challenging and intriguing variations. The Latin rhythm dances are repetitive and steps can be transferred from one to the next. Come in and see how! No pressure, no acrobatics! Come prepared to move. Each person needs a partner and both must register. Bring shoes that are secure. No flip flops or sandals. Resident Fee $42Non-Resident Fee $52

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Social Ballroom Dance, Levels 1 & 2 • • • Instructor Marilee TremlettThursdays 5:30 – 6:30 PM6840 October 31 – December 12 × No class November 28Dancing is fun, relaxing and challenging exercise! Participants of all levels will experience a variety of ballroom dances: Latin rhythm dances, the Rumba and Bolero. “Glide” around the dance floor with the popular Waltz and Foxtrot. If time allows, we’ll add a little spice with Tango. Each participant needs a partner and both must register. Wear comfortable clothes and bring shoes that are secure. No flip flops or sandals.Resident Fee $42Non-Resident Fee $52

EXERCISE / FITNESSDancersize • • •Instructor Joy Cranidiotis Saturdays 9:30 – 10:30 AM6925 September 14 – October 196926 November 2 – December 14 × No class November 306927 January 18 – February 22Dancersize is a class designed to meet the needs of participants who desire a low impact, yet vigorous dance workout without demanding the participants to remember complicated dance sequences. This fun dance workout accommodates various fitness and skill levels. Resident Fee $30Non-Resident Fee $40

Zumba • • •Instructor Tracie RabalaisMondays 6 – 7 PM6991 September 9 – October 146992 October 28 – December 16 × No class November 11 & 256993 January 13 – February 24 × No class January 20Zumba combines both Latin and International music with a fun and effective workout system. Participants will take the "work" out of workout by mixing low 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, flexibility and boosted energy.Resident Fee $42Non-Resident Fee $52

YOGAYoga Sculpt • • •Instructor Nancy Smith Fridays 11:15 AM – 12:15 PM 6960 September 13 – October 186961 November 1 – December 13 × No class November 296962 January 17 – February 21This class is the perfect blend of vinyasa yoga flow, resistance training and light cardio to get the best of all training methods. This class incorporates hand weights and cardio bursts for a maximum calorie repetitions add a new challenge to yoga postures. Yoga Sculpt also incorporates cardio exercises to get your heart pumping and your blood flowing.Resident Fee $50Non-Resident Fee $60 Supplies Yoga MatIntroduction to Yoga Part 1 •Instructor Patti Oliviero RYT200Tuesdays 7:15 – 8:30 PM 6914 September 10 – October 22 × No class September 246915 January 14 – February 18This class is for anyone who is new to yoga. Learn the basics of yoga and an understanding of different types of yoga. Each class includes a yoga practice of basic postures, focusing on proper alignment and adjusting for your needs. If attending due to an injury, consult your doctor on specific limitations. Resident Fee $60Non-Resident Fee $70Supplies Yoga Mat

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Introduction to Yoga Part 2 •Instructor Patti Oliviero RYT200Tuesdays 7:15 – 8:30 PM 6916 October 29 – December 10 × No class November 26Perfect for the beginner or those working with limitations. This semi-private Hatha class includes individualized assists. Adaptations including the use of props will help you access the postures more readily or choose alternative postures that work for your body. If attending due to an injury, consult your doctor on specific limitations. Prerequisite Introduction to Yoga Part 1Resident Fee $60Non-Resident Fee $70Supplies Yoga Mat

Flow Yoga Level 1 and 2 • • •Instructor Patti Oliviero RYT200Tuesdays 6 – 7 PM6910 September 10 – October 22 × No class September 246911 October 29 – December 10 × No class November 266912 January 14 – February 18Basic Flow releases tension, builds strength, stability, and flexibility. Each sequence is taught in a flow of movements. Sequences vary and classes will include breathing and meditation to develop greater focus and awareness. This class is appropriate for the experienced yoga practitioner. Please bring a yoga mat and capped water bottle.Resident Fee $45Non-Resident Fee $55

Hatha Yoga • • • +Instructor Patti Oliviero RYT200Mondays 10 – 11 AM 6903 September 9 – October 21 × No class September 236905 October 28 – December 9 × No class November 11 6907 January 13 – February 24 × No class January 20Wednesdays 10 – 11 AM6904 September 11 – October 166906 October 30 – December 11 × No class November 276908 January 15 – February 19Hatha Yoga is practiced in a slow and mindful manner to allow every student to move safely into each shape with sufficient time to employ props and make adjustments. Weekly classes remain the same throughout each six week session, in order to encourage ease in practice. The first Monday class and last Wednesday class will be a Restorative practice. Resident Fee $45Non-Resident Fee $55Supplies Yoga Mat & Water Bottle

WELLNESSThe Chakras System: Practical Wellness ToolInstructor Carol WashburnThursday 10 AM – 12 PM7027 September 19Wednesday 6 – 8 PM7028 October 97029 January 15This all-levels workshop serves as an introduction to the ancient system of energy centers within the body; the location and characteristics of each as a way of knowing ourselves and the health of our mind, body and spirit. One will learn techniques to improve the health of each chakra and the body. The class will be spent seated with opportunities to stand, practice breathing and other techniques. A handout will be distributed.Resident Fee $25Non-Resident Fee $35

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YOUTH ART – VARIOUS MEDIUMSHome School Studio • • • Ages 5 – 16 Instructor Multiple Art TeachersMonday 10 AM – 12 PM6952 September 166953 October 216954 November 186955 December 96956 January 276957 February 17This series, designed for home schooled students, provides art centered programming during school hours. Projects will vary from painting, drawing, ceramics, animation and more. Sign up for one month or sign up for them all! Space is limited, so register early to secure your spot. Students will be grouped according to age. Supplies are included.Fee $10

Drawing and Animation with Mike • • • Ages 8 – 16 Instructor Mike SteeleWednesdays 6 – 7 PM 6861 September 11 – October 166863 October 30 – December 11 × No class November 276864 January 15 – February 19 In this class, students will learn to improve drawing skills. Students will create original artwork that is easily transformed for 2D animation by using observational drawing and imagination. This is the perfect class to prepare artists and their artwork for animation. Fee $60

Private Drawing & Animation Lessons • • • Ages 8 – 101 Instructor Mike SteeleWednesdays 5 – 6 PM and 7 – 8 PM *In these hour long private lessons, students of all ages will learn to improve drawing skills. Students will create original artwork that is easily transformed for 2D animation by using observational drawing and imagination. Learn to prepare artwork for animation. These lessons are perfect for people who are interested in digital animation and video editing. *Other dates and times are available by request. You must register in person at the LCAC.Fee $30 per hour session

From Deep Sea to Outer Space • • • +Ages 6 - 12Instructor Dana O’MalleySaturdays 10 AM – 12 PM 7060 October 5 - 197061 February 1 - 15Hop on your boat, spaceship, and put on your hiking shoes! Students in this 3-day youth workshop will explore visual arts through creative investigations of the sea, outer space, and planet Earth. Be ready to make art inspired by far-away planets, deep sea creatures, and furry and scaly animals you would not find in your backyard!Fee $45

Clay for Kids • • •Ages 6 – 12Instructor John HebertSaturdays 9:45 – 11:15 AM 6950 November 16 – December 7 × No class November 30In this course students will learn every moment creating with clay is an extraordinary experience! In this handbuilding class students will be introduced to clay techniques such as pinch, coil and slab construction. Students will develop an understanding of proper handbuilding techniques while creating individual works of art and unique Holiday Gifts. Supplies included.Fee $45

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YOUTH DANCECreative Movement • • • Ages 3.5 – 5.5 Instructor Nancy Smith Thursdays 3:15 – 4 PM6860 September 12 – October 176862 October 31 – December 12 × No class November 286865 January 16 – February 20The curriculum focuses on exploring the child's own creativity while adding an introduction to basic ballet vocabulary. Dancers are invited to explore their range of movement vocabulary in a fun and playful manner utilizing imaginative props, imagery, storytelling and more! Fee $45

Ballet and Tap • • • Ages 3 – 5Instructor Tracie RabalaisMondays 4:30 – 5 PM7044 September 9 – October 147045 October 28 – December 16 × No class November 11 & 25 7046 January 13 – February 24 × No class January 20Students will learn basic foundational movements of ballet and tap. They will be introduced to the positions of the body, French terminology, musicality and rhythm. Students will learn balance, motor skills and coordination as we move across the floor, stretch in center and practice moving creatively through space.Fee $42

Ballet, Tap & Jazz Level 1 • • •Ages 6 – 8Instructor Tracie RabalaisMondays 5 – 5:45 PM7048 September 9 – October 147049 October 28 – December 16 × No class November 11 & 257050 January 13 – February 24 × No class January 20This course will introduce ballet, tap, jazz and contemporary dance through barre exercises, stretching, and center work and across the floor combinations. Students will learn basic French terminology of ballet, positions of the body and foundational movement for dance.Fee $42

Modern Dance • • • Ages 6 – 10Instructor Nancy Smith Thursdays 4 – 5 PM6868 September 12 – October 176869 October 31 – December 12 × No class November 286870 January 16 – February 20 This class introduces classical modern dance techniques and cultivates creative self-expression. Students will focus on contractions, spirals, basic floor work and elemental concepts of space, time and force. Dancers will build core strength and flexibility in a fun and encouraging environment.Fee $45

YOUTH THEATRE / ACTINGDrama, Play and Learn • • •Ages 6 – 12 Instructor Ella Reischer Wednesdays 5 – 6 PM6837 September 11 – October 166838 October 30 – December 11 × No class November 27 In this class, students will learn theatre techniques such as staging, pantomime, character development and relaxation. They will develop poise and confidence by participating in theater games and acting. Students will perform monologues and dialogues which develop synchronization of thought, movement and vocalization skills. The course will culminate in a production, complete with costumes.Fee $47

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YOUTH MUSICPrivate Violin Lessons • • •Instructor Amanda Johnson Ages 5 – 101 Various days Various timesIn these private 30-minute lessons, beginner students will learn to properly hold and care for their instrument and to read music. Intermediate and advanced students will improve their existing skills by setting goals. Students are given the freedom to pick their music style. Students are expected to provide their own instrument and practice outside the lesson. Lessons are by appointment, set up with instructor. Participants must register in person at the LCAC.Fee $25 per half hour session

Private Piano Lessons • • •Instructor Larry McLendon Ages 5 – 101 Tuesdays 3 – 8 PM Wednesdays 3 – 7 PM September 3 – October 23 October 29 – December 18 January 7 – February 26 In these lessons, students of all ages will learn the rudiments of the piano and basic music theory. At-home practice is strongly encouraged, but assigned with consideration for busy family lives. A method book is required and can be purchased from the instructor. Lessons are by appointment, set up with instructor. Availability is subject to change, but includes the times listed above. Sessions are eight weeks and include eight lessons. Participants must register in person at the LCAC.Fee $200 per 8 half hour sessions $300 per 8 45-min. sessions

FRIENDS OF THE LCAC (FLCAC)FLCAC Mission A non-profit organization of volunteers charged with responsibility for fundraising to support development, maintenance and overall success of programs and projects of The Leland Cultural Arts Center.

FLCAC BoardFriends of the Leland Cultural Arts Center Board Members are featured above (from left to right) Bidgie Sue, Treasurer; Margaret Lindbert, Secretary; Karen Chevrotee, Former Treasurer; Lynne Shineman, Past President; Doris Jean Young, President and Connie Reeves, Vice President. Absent: Deborah Files and Anna Marie Libertore, Members at Large.

FLCAC SCHOLARSHIPS FLCAC Scholarship Application ProcessScholarships are made possible by the generous donations to the FLCAC which are greatly appreciated. To apply for a FLCAC scholarship, complete the application (on the next page) or visit www.friendslcac.org. To apply for a scholarship and to register for a program, please return the completed scholarship application to the LCAC's front desk and pay the required 25% of the program fee in person. Scholarship applications will be reviewed by the FLCAC board and the board will notify participants of application status. Register at least two weeks prior to program start date to allow time for scholarship processing.FLCAC website: www.friendslcac.org FLCAC email: [email protected]

FLCAC Volunteer OpportunitiesThe Friends of the Leland Cultural Arts Center assist with some LCAC events and welcome new volunteers to become involved. If you would like to volunteer or if you wish to make a donation to the FLCAC scholarship program, please email the Friends at the email listed above. Private Violin Lessons

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