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Fees & Tuition Schedule, Home School Program, Summer Camp & Workshops
FEES:
We do not want anyone to miss a class because money is an issue. We offer scholarships, volunteer trade, family discounts and multi-class discounts. Talk to us about payment options. We want to make it easy and painless! We will continue the option to pay through a payment plan or via credit card or electronic funds transfer. You can still pay in cash or by check. Let us know what is most convenient.IF YOU REGISTER FOR A CLASS, YOU ARE REGISTERING FOR THE ENTIRE SESSION. We do not offer month-to-month classes.
Tuition Schedule
The table below lists current prices based on the total number of 1 hour classes a student/family takes per week. You are signing up for the entire session. There are no monthly classes offered. These prices do not include materials fees. Summer classes multiply payment by 3. Fall and Winter - Multiply by 4.| 1 Hour Class | ||
|---|---|---|
| Classes | Members | Non-members |
| 1 class | $49/pmt | $65/pmt |
| 2 classes | $86/pmt | $102/pmt |
| 3 classes | $128/pmt | $143/pmt |
| 4 classes | $158/pmt | $185/pmt |
| 5 classes | $202/pmt | $217/pmt |
| 45 minute classes are considered 1 hour classes | ||
| 1.5 hour classes are an additional $12.00 | ||
| Drop - in classes are $20 for first hour and $15/hour thereafter for classes that are more than an hour. | ||
For $146/month, company dancers have unlimited access to art, pottery, and music classes (so long as class minimums are met.) Does not include class fees.
An Art Smorgasbord...Enjoy Delicious Art!
Summer is a fantastic time at the Glenwood Springs Center for the Arts. Our summer programs are just a little bit more casual and we have lots of fun activities planned - it’s a great place to hang out with your friends and meet some new ones too!
This summer we are offering two camp days so you can bring your kids from 9am to 3pm and they will have a safe environment to create art, pottery, dance, sing, learn to play the piano, and produce a puppet show!
We are also offering classes in blocks so you or your children can take a series of classes at a discounted price. ome and thrill yourself by learning to tap into your creative spirit. Time to stretch your Imagination and your dollar this summer at the Center for the Arts. It’s fun! Affordable! We also offer workshops and interesting classes for adults. Activities for children are unlimited.
This session is 10 weeks (June 7 – August 16).Followed by a Theater Camp from August 16 - 20.
We invite you to drop-in on any class you desire. Please call first to make sure the class is going or if there has been a schedule change. The gallery is open year round with interesting exhibits. Come on over and hang out with us. It'll make you feel great!
We promise to stretch the imagination of every person who comes into the Arts Center. Come to the Center for the Arts. It’s fun, you’ll meet new people and learn something new. You can’t beat that!
This Summer we are offering a 2 days of art camp. You can bring your children from 9 am to 3pm every Wednesday and Thursday and they will have a safe environment to create art, pottery, dance, sing, learn to play the piano, and become young actors! See information below
Summer Camp - Every Wednesday & Thursday from June 9 - Aug 12 from 9:00a - 3:00p
There is nothing like a win-win situation. Our Summer Camp Program has grown by leaps and bounds. We offer 2 full days of high quality classes taught by professional artists. Spend the day at the Center for the Arts learning how to play music, create wonderful art and pottery, and have fun in the dance classes. These classes are offered at reduced rates. Youngest students will go into the Intro and age appropriate classes. Older students will join their friends in the 8yr + classes. Piano students must be 6yrs old and be able to read.
WORKSHOPS
CLASSICAL MUSIC APPRECIATION WORKSHOP by Rico Torres
Friday, June 25 from 5p - 8p for $80
In this workshop you will enjoy a fine glass of wine &:
A) Learn why classical music is so important to
understand and enjoy.
B) Classical music is a language and how it can be read.
C) Learn the evolution of classical music in 4 centuries.
D) Be able to listen the differences in all musical forms (symphony, sonata, concerto, etc.)
E) Classical music is not as complicated as it seems.
F) Begin to develop a taste for classical music
