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Fall 2018

Class &

Event Guide

Sweetwater Center for the Arts

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Sweetwater Center for the Arts was established in 1975 to provide opportunities to create and experience art. Here you will find

programs of the highest quality.

Our Mission: Sweetwater Center for the Arts’ mission is to enrich the lives of children and adults in the communities we serve by providing

excellence in arts education and cultural programming.

The Center Offers You: -Artist-instructors with outstanding qualifications -Classes for beginners and experienced students

-Small, intimate class settings -Performances, exhibitions, lectures, demonstrations,

and cultural programming

Office Hours:Monday-Friday: 9:00 - 5:00. Evening and weekend office hours

pending class schedule. Please call office at 412-741-4405 for weekly schedule.

Sweetwater Center for the Arts Old Post Office Building

200 Broad StreetSewickley, PA 15143-1525

Phone: 412-741-4405 Fax: 412-741-1178

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We are excited to kick-off our last session of the year in September, and we can guarantee there is something for everyone in our busy schedule. As usual, you’ll be able to find your favorite classes and workshops in the more “traditional” fine arts, like painting, drawing, and pottery. I’m thrilled to share that we have planned new courses in photography, film, and mindfulness. I am looking forward to seeing many of you return for the Fall session, and would encourage you to spread the word about our Education programs to your family and friends. This fall we will feature Three Foot Square, a solo exhibition of new abstract paintings by Scott Hunter. Our Mavuno Festival of African American Art and Culture features Ebony Castapheny, a local dancer who specializes in West African Dance, as well as Bonita Lee Penn, a writer and poet. In addition to highlighting the work of both of these wonderful artists through classes and workshops, we will feature a photography exhibit titled Reflection and Remembrance. Back by popular demand are the Gospel Brunch and Muddled+Mixed events. For more information, please see page 15 in this guide. Finally, our annual Holiday mART sale begins with a preview party on Saturday, November 24th and continues November 27th through December 9th. Stay tuned for more details! On behalf of the staff and Board of Directors, I’d like to thank you, so much, for your continued support and dedication to Sweetwater. We are committed to providing you with the best experiences in the creative, fine and performing arts – and we couldn’t do it without you!

All my best,

Tommy Thomas P. Walters, Executive Director

Education programs at Sweetwater Center for the Arts are supported in part by grants from Allegheny Regional Asset District, Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, private foundations, corporations and businesses, and the generous support of many individuals.

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Jeremy Angus PRESIDENT

Richard McCormack VICE PRESIDENT

Elizabeth Shapiro Murphy TREASURER

Barbara Cooley Thaw SECRETARY

Sarah Aziz Christianne Gribben

Corrie ManjooJeanne McDanielBarbara PontelloDavid PawloskiPete SchlichtScott SchoberMaggie Setler

Heather Whitfill

Advisory BoardWayne Murphy, Chair

Bonnie CasperA. Gary Chace

Elizabeth Asche DouglasEleanor Friedman

Edward HarrellSusan Kaminski

Ann MorineAlice Snyder

Our BoardThomas P. Walters EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Anna Reed MANAGER OF EDUCATION

PROGRAMS

Alyssa Virgin MARKETING & DEVELOPMENT

ASSOCIATE

Alexandra Watrous ARTISTIC COORDINATOR

Erin Cory ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR

Denise Ditrich BUSINESS MANAGER

Our Staff Welcome to Sweetwater

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Exhibitions .................................................................................DATE(S) .......................................................... PAGE

Three Foot Square: New Abstract Paintings by Scott Hunter ...............................8/11/18-9/7/18 .......................................12 MAVUNO Reflection & Remembrance: Exhibition of Historical Photographs of African Americans in Sewickley .................................................9/22/18-10/20/18 ..................................12

Events ................................................................................................DATE(S) .......................................................... PAGE

Artist Talk with Scott Hunter......................................................8/30/18 ......................................................14Muddled + Mixed .....................................................................10/27/18 ....................................................14MAVUNO Festival of African American Art & Culture: MAVUNO Gospel Brunch ................................................9/29/18 ......................................................14 Realities and Repercussions: MAVUNO Lecture & Open Discussion ........................10/13/18 ....................................................15MAVUNO Classes & Workshops: African Rhythms and Dance -MV01 ..............................9/11/18-9/16/18 .....................................15 Ekphrastic Poetry -MV02 .................................................10/6/8 .........................................................15 Dance and Be Fit -MV03 ..................................................10/20/18 ....................................................15Holiday mART ...............................................................................11/27/18-12/9/18 ..................................16Holiday mART Jingle & Mingle Preview Party ........................11/24/18 ....................................................16Let the Men Cook! during Sewickley’s Light Up Night ........11/30/18 ....................................................16Holiday mART Happy Hours .....................................................November 27-29 & December 3-7 ......16Holiday mART Bake Sale .............................................................12/2/18 ......................................................16Saturdays with Santa at Holiday mART ...................................12/1/18 & 12/8/18 .................................16Holiday mART Spin to Win!........................................................12/9/18 ......................................................16

Preschool Classes ............................................................DATE(S) .......................................................... PAGE

Mindful World I - PS02 ...............................................................9/12/18-11/7/18 .....................................17Leaf Prints - PS03 .........................................................................11/3/18 ......................................................17Nature's Ornaments - PS04 .......................................................12/8/18 ......................................................17Sugar Plum Fairies - PS01 ..........................................................12/15/18 ....................................................17Creative Tykes Winter Camp - PS07........................................12/26/18-12/28/18 ................................17

Children's Classes ............................................................DATE(S) .......................................................... PAGE

Character Creation - CH13 ........................................................9/11/18-10/2/18 .....................................18Acrylic Impressionism - CH12 ...................................................9/11/18-10/30/18 ..................................18Mindful World II - CH04 ............................................................9/12/18-11/7/18 ....................................18Acting 101 - CH10 ......................................................................9/15/18-11/10/18 ..................................18Awesome Abstracts - CH09 ......................................................9/28/18 ......................................................19SaturClay - CH18 .........................................................................10/6/18-11/10/18 .................................19Watercolor for Kids - CH14 .......................................................10/10/18-11/7/18 ..................................19Mister Bones - CH02 ..................................................................10/19/18 ....................................................19

Schedule at a Glance — TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS — Schedule at a GlanceSpooky Spectacular - CH03 .......................................................10/26/18 ...................................................19Kachina Dolls - CH07..................................................................11/2/18 ......................................................20Autumn Collages - CH05 ...........................................................11/3/18 ......................................................20Totem Pole Towers - CH17 ........................................................11/16/18 ....................................................20Trim the Tree - CH08 ...................................................................12/7/18 ......................................................20Let it Glow Holiday Cards - CH01 ............................................12/8/18 ......................................................20Fresh Holiday Arrangements - CH06.......................................12/8/18 ......................................................21Holiday Cookie Extravaganza - CH16 .....................................12/15/18 ....................................................21Winter Art Explorers Winter Camp - CH16 ...........................12/26/18-12/28/18 ................................21

Teen Classes .............................................................................DATE(S) .......................................................... PAGE

Intro to Photography - TN08 .....................................................9/10/18-10/29/18 ..................................22Teen Ceramics - TN04 ................................................................9/11/18-10/30/18 ..................................22Graphic Novel/Manga - TN07 ..................................................9/12/18-10/3/18 .....................................22Introduction to Acrylic Painting - TN05 ..................................9/13/18-11/1/18 .....................................22Printmaking - TN10 .....................................................................9/13/18-11/1/18 .....................................22Film 101 - TN09 ...........................................................................9/15/18-11/10/18 ..................................23Teen Acting - TN02 .....................................................................9/15/18-11/10/18 .................................23Character Creation! For Teens! - TN06 ...................................10/9/18-10/30/18 ..................................23Let There Be Light! - TN01 ........................................................12/1/18-12/22/18 ..................................23Cakes - TN12 ................................................................................12/8/18 ......................................................23Holiday Cookie Extravaganza - TN11 ......................................12/15/18 ....................................................23

Child/Adult Classes .......................................................DATE(S) .......................................................... PAGE

Mommy & Me Wee Artists - AC06 ..........................................9/11/18-10/2/18 .....................................24Mindful Together - AC01 ............................................................9/12/18-11/7/18 .....................................24Cooking Together - AC07 ...........................................................9/13/18-10/4/18 .....................................24Parent and Child: Mini Masters - AC02 .................................9/15/18-10/6/18 .....................................24Coiled Lantern Workshop - AC09 ............................................9/22/18 ......................................................25More than One Way to Make a Mug - AC08 .........................9/29/18 ......................................................25 Hand Sewing a Pillow - FA01 ....................................................10/6/18 ......................................................25

Adult Classes ..........................................................................DATE(S) .......................................................... PAGE

ART HISTORYArt In Society - CW03.................................................................9/11/18-10/16/18 ..................................26CERAMICSAdult Ceramics - CS01 ................................................................9/10/18-10/29/18 ..................................26Plaster Casting and Mold Making - CS02 ...............................9/11/18-10/30/18 ..................................26Cake Platters and More Workshop - GN03 ..........................9/23/18-9/23/18 .....................................26CREATIVE WRITINGCreative Writing - CW02 ...........................................................9/10/18-10/29/18 ..................................27Playwriting and Theater Studies - TH01 .................................9/11/18-10/30/18 ..................................27


Schedule at a Glance — TABLE OF CONTENTS

Adult Classes (CONT.) ..........................................................DATE(S) .......................................................... PAGE

CULINARY ARTSAutumn Soups and Stews - CC02 ............................................10/6/18 ......................................................27The Joys of Olive Oil - CC03 .....................................................10/12/18 ....................................................27Italian Cooking Workshop - CC01 ............................................11/6/18 ......................................................27DRAWINGCharcoal/Pencil Drawing of the Human Form - DR01 ........9/13/18-11/1/18 .....................................27JEWELERYMetalsmithing - TC01..................................................................9/10/18-10/29/18 ..................................28Metalsmithing - TC02..................................................................9/10/18-10/29/18 ..................................28Metalsmithing - TC03..................................................................9/10/18-10/29/18 ..................................28Beginner Beading Workshop - TC04 .......................................9/12/18 .....................................................28Beginner Beading Workshop - TC05 .......................................10/10/18 ....................................................28MIXED-MEDIAIntroduction to Encaustic Techniques - PA05 ........................9/10/18-10/15/18 .................................29Mixed Media - PA04 ....................................................................9/14/18-11/2/18 .....................................29MUSICDrum and Percussion - MU02 ..................................................9/10/18-10/29/18 ..................................29Monday Guitar - MU01 ..............................................................9/10/18-10/29/18 ..................................29Tuesday Strings - MU04 .............................................................9/11/18-10/30/18 ..................................29Tuesday Voice/Piano - MU05 ....................................................9/11/18-10/30/18 .................................30The Working Drummer's Workshop - MU03 ........................9/15/18 ......................................................30PAINTINGOil Painting - PA01 ......................................................................9/11/18-10/30/18 ..................................30Classical Realism in Oils and Pastels - PA05 ..........................9/12/18-11/7/18 .....................................30Watercolors with Doug Brown - PA06 ....................................9/13/18-11/1/18 .....................................30Combining Oils and Acrylics - PA03 ........................................9/14/18-10/19/18 ..................................30Fluid Paint Pouring - GN01 ........................................................9/21/18 ......................................................31Pet Portraits - GN02 ....................................................................9/28/18 ......................................................31PHOTOGRAPHYIntermediate Photography - PH01 ...........................................9/13/18-11/1/18 .....................................31

CLASSES AT BEAVER STATION.................DATE(S) .......................................................... PAGE

Paint Like A Pro - BS02 ...............................................................9/10/18-10/29/18 ..................................32Collage - BS04 ..............................................................................9/12/18-11/7/18 .....................................32Paint like Andy Warhol - BS03 ..................................................11/8/18 ......................................................32Fine Art Finger Painting - BS01 ................................................11/10/18 ....................................................32

Private Lessons Programs for Advanced Teens: Students ages 15 & up,

please contact Sweetwater Center for the Arts to arrange for private lessons or to be placed

in select adult classes.


Class Registration: Payment is due upon registration. Sweetwater does not hold a spot in a class until payment is received.

Online: Students are able to register for classes online at sweetwaterartcenter.org. Sweetwater encourages you to register online rather than by traditional means. Set up an online account at www.sweetwaterartcenter.org/classes. Once you have created a User ID and Password, you will then be able to log on to our online system and register for classes. Online registration is not available for private music lessons or private art lessons. Other exclusions may apply.

By Phone: You may register by phone only if you will be paying by credit card. We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express.

In Person: You may register in person at the Sweetwater office. Please see page 1 for building hours. Classes are filled in the order registrations are received. We do not send a confirmation letter. It is the responsibility of the student to appear in class on the correct day and time without additional notice.

Transfer Policy: Students may transfer without any charge from one class to another by calling Sweetwater. Transfers must be made at least 3 business days prior to the start date of class initially registered for. Transfers can only be made to classes in the same session. Classes are nontransferable between students. Students are responsible for any price difference in tuition for the transfer. Students must call 412.741.4405 to transfer to a class; transfers cannot be done online.

Late Registrations: Students may register for any class, space permitting, before the second class. We do not prorate class tuition due to late registration.

Membership: Cost of a membership is $50 for an individual; $80 for a family; $25 for a student; and $25 for Local Heroes. Memberships last one year and are non-refundable. Family memberships apply to immediate family members only. Individual memberships are for 18 years of age and over only.

Materials: All materials, unless otherwise noted, will be supplied by students at their own expense. A list of necessary materials can be found online at www.SweetwaterArtCenter.org/classes. Click on the “View/Register for Classes Online” link, enter the appropriate information, and click “Search.” Click on your class to view the required materials. If no materials are listed, they will be provided.

Sweetwater Course Policy: Sweetwater makes every effort to maintain the schedule of courses as indicated in the catalog. However, we reserve the right to cancel courses, change instructors, and combine classes when necessary without prior notification.

Gift Certificates: Gift certificates must be used at the time of registration. Sweetwater does not offer refunds for gift certificates after the student has registered. Gift certificates can only be used when registering over the phone or in person. Online redemption is not available.

Cancellations & Refunds: Sweetwater does not offer make-up classes or tuition reimbursement for student absenteeism. Sweetwater does not prorate tuition for classes that the student cannot attend. If Sweetwater must cancel a class due to insufficient enrollment, registered students will be notified one or two days before the start date, and tuition will be reimbursed within 10 business days of notification.

If the student must cancel his/her enrollment in a course, the following cancellation policy will apply: Class cancellations must be made at least 3 business days prior to the start date of class. Students may receive a partial refund ($25 cancellation fee per class will be applied) OR a credit voucher in the full amount if they cancel no less than 3 business days before the class start date. No refunds or credit vouchers will be given without 3 business days notice. Credit vouchers are non-transferable between students and may only be applied towards class tuition. Refunds will be processed within 10 business days.

Inclement Weather Policy: Sweetwater makes every effort possible to keep its programs running during periods of inclement weather. Closing decisions are based on weather alerts, road and school closings, and the ability of the Sweetwater staff to get to and from the Center and operate the facility safely. In case of closing and/or program cancellations, Sweetwater will update its website’s homepage, main voicemail, and Facebook page. Website: www.SweetwaterArtCenter.org; Main Voicemail: 412-741-4405; Facebook Page: facebook.com/wherecreativityflows. In the event that Sweetwater cancels a class due to inclement weather, a make-up class will be scheduled. If a make-up class cannot be scheduled, students will be issued a credit voucher or refund for the cancelled class.

Child Drop-Off and Dismissal Policy: The following policy applies to children enrolled in Preschool, Children’s, and Teen classes (ages 4-15): In order to keep your child safe, please escort him/her to class every day. If anyone other than yourself is to pick your child up, please write a note and give it to the instructor at class. A photo ID must be shown when picking up children from class. If you give your teen permission to walk home or to meet you outside after class, then you must write a note stating this and give it to the instructor.

Accessibility at Sweetwater: Sweetwater welcomes individuals with disabilities to our facility and is committed to providing the best access possible to our events and programming. We encourage questions, requests, and suggestions to help us achieve our ongoing goal of creating a comfortable, enjoyable environment suited to all unique needs and abilities.

Building: Accessible entrances to our building include the Bank Street entrance and Sweetwater’s parking lot entrance. The Bank Street entrance may be used to access the lower level of our building. The parking lot entrance may be used to access the upper level of our building. Once inside the building, the lower level and upper level are only connected via stairs. Accessible restrooms and water fountains are available on each level. Due to the nature of our historic building, Sweetwater’s gallery, located on the mezzanine, is not accessible for persons with limited mobility.

Parking: Reserved parking is available for people with disabilities on Bank Street and in Sweetwater’s parking lot.

Classes and Events: Sweetwater invites individuals with disabilities to participate in our many classes offered each semester. Since each class is unique, please feel free to contact the accessibility coordinator beforehand so that he may establish communication with individual instructors regarding any questions or accommodations. Sweetwater is able to accommodate seating needs during events held in our Community Room.

Contact: If you have questions, suggestions, or requests, please contact our accessibility coordinator Erin Cory at 412-741-4405 or [email protected]

Registration Information


Exhibitions All exhibitions held at Sweetwater Center for the Arts, unless noted.

Three Foot SquareNew Abstract Paintings by Scott Hunter August 11 - September 7, 2018Reception: Saturday, August 11, 6:00-8:00pmArtist Talk: Thursday, August 30, 7:00-8:30pmFREEScott Hunter’s work is rooted in tradition, drawn from observation and constructed with imagination. It is about the arrangement of images, textures, colors and shapes. He produces two distinct bodies of paintings, working in both a representational and nonrepresentational manner while struggling with the need to merge figuration with a love of abstract expressionism. Both evoke a specific place or memory and resonate with emotional presence. Three Foot Square will offer a selection of new abstract paintings and invites you to consider these works in relation to the traditions of both realism and abstraction. Scott studied painting and drawing at Boston University and now lives and works in Bethel Park, PA. He has shown his work regionally and nationally and is represented in many private and public collections. www.scotthunterfineart.com

MAVUNO Reflection & RemembranceExhibition of Historical Photographs of African Americans in SewickleySeptember 22 – October 20, 2018Reception: Saturday, Sept. 22, 6:00-8:00pmFREEThe history of African Americans in Sewickley dates back to the 1820s. With the first groups arriving as domestic workers for the wealthy, then migrants from Virginia and Kentucky coming to work in construction, a large community of African Americans was quickly formed. As the community grew Sewickley’s first African American mission, the historic St. Matthews A.M.E. Zion church, was founded in 1857 and became a safe house for those escaping slavery in the Underground Railroad. Building off this rich history, Sewickley’s African American residents have lived, worked and celebrated, generation after generation. This exhibition brings together historical photographs from the community to view with reflection and remembrance. Thank you to The Sewickley Valley Historical Society, The Sewickley Community Center and local residents for offering use of their photograph archives for this exhibition.

Facility RentalsLooking to host a special party,

reception or fundraiser?

Celebrate at Sweetwater!

With access to the spaciouscommunity room and gourmet

kitchen, paired with the beautifulstructural details of the Old

Sewickley Post Office Building,Sweetwater provides the perfectvenue for all of your parties and

events!

Rental Rates:Non-profit: $450/6 hrs

Additional hours: $75/hr

Private: $600/6 hrs Additional hours: $100/hr

*audio/visual equipment is available

for an additional fee ($75)

For more details & schedulinginformation, contact Erin Cory [email protected]

or call 412.741.4405


Events All events held at Sweetwater Center for the Arts, unless noted.

Artist Talk with Scott HunterThursday, August 30 7:00-8:30pm$5 suggested donationJoin us for an intimate look at the artwork of Scott Hunter. Scott will discuss the work in his solo exhibition Three Foot Square expanding on his processes, inspiration, and artistic intent, as well as his personal artistic journey. Don’t miss this opportunity to see the work through the artist’s eyes. Three Foot Square will be hung in Sweetwater’s gallery until September 7th. Refreshments will be served.

Muddled + Mixed Saturday, October 27 7:00-10:00pmAdvanced Tickets: $40 ($35 Members) | Day of event: $45 Get your taste buds ready! Pittsburgh’s food and drink scene is booming, and we want to celebrate. Back by popular demand, Sweetwater’s Muddled + Mixed fundraiser will blend together spirits & art for a fantastic night out this fall! The best local Pittsburgh distilleries and mixologists will be on site muddling and mixing up one-of-a-kind cocktails inspired by works of art. All guests will have a chance to taste these carefully crafted

cocktails, taste spirits from local distilleries, and snack on bites from regional restaurants. Guests will vote for their favorite inspired cocktail to receive the People’s Choice Award. And a panel of professional judges will be on site and determine their favored innovative cocktail for the grand prize. Muddled + Mixed will also feature an art auction, demonstrations of craft cocktail making, and a fabulous DJ to keep those taste buds dancing all night long.

MAVUNO Festival of African American Art & Culture Throughout the fall, Sweetwater will be presenting its annual MAVUNO Festival of African American Art and Culture. MAVUNO was created over 20 years ago by members of our Black community to encourage our entire community to celebrate, learn from, and be inspired by programming that highlights African American creativity, experience and talent in our region and beyond.

MAVUNO Gospel BrunchSaturday, September 29 12:00-2:00pmAdvanced Tickets: $40 ($35 Members) | Day of event: $45Celebrate the joy of beautiful music and delicious food together! Our MAVUNO Gospel Brunch will feature a bountiful buffet of soul food and a build your own bloody mary bar. With inspiring performances from Sewickley’s own St. Matthews A.M.E. Zion Church Choir and Pastor Deryck Tines & The Lemington Gospel Chorale of Pittsburgh, it will be a truly uplifting and joyous afternoon!

Realities and Repercussions: Systemic Racism in AmericaMAVUNO Lecture & Open DiscussionSaturday, October 13 Appetizers & Refreshments at 6:00pm | Lecture at 7:00pmFreeJoin us for an informative, in depth view of systemic racism in America. Learn details about laws, policies and practices that have affected Black Americans through many generations into today, and view pieces by contemporary artists who are tackling these truths in their work. Idris Kabir Syed, Associate Professor at Kent State University of Pan-African Studies, will be presenting this eye-opening lecture. Discussion to follow. Thank you to Welcoming Everyone for providing appetizers for the pre-lecture reception.

MAVUNO Classes & Workshops:

African Rhythms and Dance -MV01 (All Ages)Instructor: Ebony Castaphney September 11 - October 16 7:00-9:00pm 6 Tuesdays $160 ($130 Members) Looking for a fun night of dancing to break up your week? Join us to explore the art of African dance and rhythm. This 6-week class will incorporate music and short class activities to encourage creativity and expression, and get your body moving! This class is for all ages.

Ekphrastic Poetry -MV02 (Ages 18+)Instructor: Bonita Lee PennOctober 6 - 20 2:00-4:30pm 3 Saturdays $90 ($75 Members)Discover the art of Ekphrastic Poetry! In this three-day workshop, students will learn the methods and practices of creating vividly descriptive poems describing a scene, photograph or work of art. Inspiration will be drawn from historic photographs of Sewickley’s black community, or the student’s own family photos, to compose personal mini-memoirs in the Ekphrastic poetic form. No previous writing experience necessary. This class is for ages 18+.

Dance and Be Fit -MV03 (All Ages)Instructor: Roland FordSaturday, October 20 6:00pm -7:30pm$30 ($20 Members) Soul Line Dancing is an entertaining experience whether you’re an experienced dancer or just a novice. This dancing style uses simple line dancing steps and applies them to R & B, Pop, Hip-Hop, and Motown music from today and yesterday. Instructor Roland Ford begins with basic steps and finishes with more advanced moves. Come to learn the newest Soul Line Dances taught step-by-step. You don’t need a partner, but you can bring a friend. It's good exercise and great fun for the entire family.

All events held at Sweetwater Center for the Arts, unless noted. Events


Events All events held at Sweetwater Center for the Arts, unless noted.

NEW! Mindful World I -PS02Instructor: Bonnie Weiss9/12/18-11/7/18 4:00-5:00 PM8 Wednesdays $110 ($95 Members)Mindful World I is a unique program combining Mindfulness, art and international cultures to teach children social-emotional skills, literacy and to be citizens of the world. For example, in our class about China, children hear a folktale about body awareness, do a body scan mediation practice and make shadow puppets to do plays in small groups.

Leaf Prints -PS03Instructor: Sally Oberdick11/3/18 9:30-11:30 AM1 Saturday $30 ($20 Members)Let's read the autumn book Red Leaf Yellow Leaf and explore the autumn season! We will look at a variety of autumn leaves and identify each one. We will then use brayers and paint to print our leaves and create beautiful designs.

Nature's Ornaments -PS04Instructor: Sally Oberdick12/8/18 9:30-11:30 AM1 Saturday $30 ($20 Members)Let's use natural objects to create beautiful Christmas ornaments. We will utilize a variety of objects from nature to create one of a kind ornaments. Also, we will enjoy reading a few holiday books and enjoy a festive snack.

Sugar Plum Fairies -PS01Instructor: Colleen Sherts12/15/18 9:00-11:00 AM1 Saturday $30 ($20 Members) Welcome to Clara Stahlbaum's magical world of sugar plum fairies and nutcrakers! While listening to music from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker, students will decorate their own nutcracker and create other projects related to the story.

Creative Tykes Winter Camp -PS05Instructor: Lena Lengyel12/26/18 – 12/28/18 9:00 AM-12:00 PMWednesday-Friday $125 ($100 Members)Our three-day winter mini-camp is designed to give children a fun, creative, and educational arts experience while parents are busy cleaning up after Christmas and preparing for New Year’s celebrations. Each day will be a fun filled afternoon of art exploration from talented and experienced art instructors.

FALL 2018 - Preschool (Ages 4-6)

FALL 2018November 27-December 9, 2018Monday-Friday: 12:00 - 8:00pm Saturday & Sunday: 10:00am - 5:00pmAdmission to the sale is FREE!Creative gifts from unique artisans! Support Sweetwater Center for the Arts this holiday season while shopping for handcrafted wares from local and national artists. Holiday mART features a large selection of jewelry, ceramics, glass, fiber arts, two-dimensional art and much more! Gifts to suit every style and budget, with the added benefit of supporting regional artists as well as your favorite community art center!

Holiday mART Jingle & Mingle Preview Party Saturday, November 24, 7:00-9:00pmAdvanced Tickets: $35 ($30 Members) | Day of event: $40This dazzling soiree kicks off Sweetwater’s annual favorite, Holiday mART. Guests will have an exclusive first glimpse and a chance to buy finely crafted, one-of-a-kind artisanal made gifts while toasting to another wonderful holiday season. Join us for this festive evening of hors d’oeuvres, wine and holiday cheer.

Let the Men Cook! during Sewickley’s Light Up Night Friday, November 30, 5:00-9:00pm *Shopping extended until 10:00pm$15 adults / $5 children 12 & under Tickets available at door onlyCelebrate the festive atmosphere in the Village and stop by Sweetwater to warm up with a delicious meal prepared by the all-male volunteer-turned-gourmet chef team that has yet to receive a single complaint! You won’t want to miss this Sewickley tradition.

Holiday mART Happy Hours Weeknights During Holiday Mart: November 27-29 & December 3-7, 5:00-7:00pmEnjoy a little retail therapy while you sip on wines, enjoy delicious snacks, and listen to live music!

Holiday mART Bake SaleSunday, December 2 All Day: 10:00am-5:00pmShop Sweetwater’s annual bake sale and purchase delicious treats for your holiday season!

Saturdays with Santa at Holiday mARTSaturdays, December 1 & 8 12:00-2:00pmBring your children on Saturdays during Holiday mART for the chance to meet Santa and capture memorable photos! All ages welcome!

Holiday mART Spin to Win!Sunday, December 9 All Day: 10:00am-5:00pmTry your luck with our Spin to Win wheel! Prizes will include discounts, coupons, memberships, gifts and more!


Children's Classes (Ages 7-10) – FALL 2018

NEW! Character Creation -CH13Instructor: Maria Bosetti9/11/18-10/2/18 4:30-6:00 PM4 Tuesdays $95 ($85 Members)Do you love to create characters like the ones on TV? Students will learn how to create a wide variety of characters using different applications of media. They will learn the principles of character design to create memorable characters.

Acrylic Impressionism -CH12 (Ages 7-13)Instructor: Lena Lengyel9/11/18-10/30/18 4:30-6:30 PM8 Tuesdays $125 ($95 Members)Working with acrylics, children will explore acrylic painting in a loose impressionistic style on canvas and paper. Themes of landscapes and florals will be implemented in a fun, elementary way. Students will learn some art history and will develop their own styles.

NEW! Mindful World II -CH04Instructor: Bonnie Weiss9/12/18-11/7/18 5:00-6:00 PM8 Wednesdays $110 ($95 Members)Mindful World II is designed for older children, ages 7-12. It follows the same principles of Mindful World I. It is a unique program combining Mindfulness, art and international cultures to teach children social-emotional skills, literacy and to be citizens of the world. For example, in our class about China, children hear a folktale about body awareness, do a body scan meditation practice and make shadow puppets to do plays in small groups.

NEW! Acting 101 -CH10Instructor: Emma Wagner DeFrange9/15/18-11/10/18 9:00 -11:00 AM6 Saturdays (No Class: 9/29 & 10/27) $125 ($95 Members) Join us as we explore the field of performing arts. Under the guidance of instructor, Miss Emma, students will find their voice in this class of acting. Students will explore script reading, tone variations, and physical expression.

Awesome Abstracts -CH09Instructor: Colleen Sherts9/28/18 6:00-8:00 PM1 Friday $30 ($20 Members)A child could do that artwork! That is what is sometimes said when people view abstract art. We will put that theory to the test in this workshop that explores abstract art. We will roll marbles to create a Jackson Pollock look-alike and use other interesting techniques to explore and create our own abstract art.

SaturClay -CH18Instructor: Tammy Mignanelli10/6/18–11/10/18 1:00-3:30 PM6 Saturdays $180 ($160 Members)Learn to make textures and hand building basics in this beginners clay class for kids! Students will make a plate, cup, and bowl with fun textured designs. They will be shown how to use seasonal themes to create fun and unique projects!

Watercolor for Kids -CH14Instructor: Maria Bosetti10/10/18-11/7/18 4:30-6:00 PM4 Wednesdays $95 ($85 Members)You want to create beautiful watercolor paintings? Students will learn the techniques like layering paint, how to mix colors and much more!

Mister Bones -CH02Instructor: Colleen Sherts10/19/18 6:00-8:00 PM1 Friday $30 ($20 Members)The leg bone's connected to the knee bone, and the knee bone's connected to the thigh bone! In this workshop we'll learn about anatomy and the proportion of our skeleton, and then create a line drawing. We'll also learn to write our name in "bone" calligraphy and make a mini sugar skull with model magic.

Spooky Spectacular -CH03Instructor: Colleen Sherts10/26/18 6:00-8:00 PM1 Friday $30 ($20 Members)No tricks, just treats to take home in this one day workshop. Indulge in all the frights and delights of Halloween by making creative projects with a ghoulish theme. Join us for a frightfully good time! Material fees included in the tuition.

NEW! Kachina Dolls -CH07Instructor: Colleen Sherts11/2/18 6:00-8:00 PM1 Friday $30 ($20 Members)The original Kachina Dolls were carved from wood by the Native American Hopi artists, but we will create our own stuffed paper version using yarn, feathers, and paint. Come and celebrate the ancient Hopi spirit world through the arts.

FALL 2018 - Children's Classes (Ages 7-10)


Autumn Collages -CH05Instructor: Sally Oberdick11/3/18 12:00-2:00 PM1 Saturday $30 ($20 Members)We will enjoy the book Leaf Man and learn how the author, Lois Ehlert, uses collage art to create her leaf creations. We will use our leaves, both natural and leaves we have created, to make a collage of our own. What will your leaf man look like?

Totem Pole Towers -CH17Instructor: Colleen Sherts11/16/18 6:00-8:00 PM1 Friday $30 ($20 Members)Students will be inspired by the traditions of the Native Americans while creating their own version of a painted paper totem pole. We will also make a totem pole foam bookmark.

Trim the Tree -CH08Instructor: Colleen Sherts12/7/18 6:00-8:00 PM1 Friday $30 ($20 Members)Handmade Christmas ornaments will give you cherished memories for years to come. Students will create several ornaments using a variety of materials. Perfect for gift giving to a special family member or friend! Come celebrate the season while adding some fun and color to your tree.

NEW! Let it Glow Holiday Cards -CH01Instructor: Sandee Connors-Rowe12/8/18 9:30-11:30 AM1 Saturday $30 ($20 Members)We will introduce paper circuits and the use of light as a medium by making light up holiday cards. The workshop will include a basic introduction to simple and parallel circuits using conductive copper tape, LED's and cardstock with holiday card templates.

Fresh Holiday Arrangements -CH06Instructor: Sally Oberdick12/8/18 12:00-2:00 PM1 Saturday $30 ($20 Members)Holly is such a festive holiday plant. We will design with holly to create a beautiful, one of a kind table arrangement. We will embellish it with a few natural decorations. Also, we will enjoy reading a few holiday books and eating a festive snack.

Holiday Cookie Extravaganza -CH16Instructor: Kate Jeffe12/15/18 9:30 AM-12:30 PM1 Saturday $35.00 ($30 Members)Be a sugar artist! Nothing says home for the holidays like freshly baked cookies. In this workshop students will bake and decorate several different kinds of cookies and take them home. Of course, there will be some tasting in class! Kids - roll up your sleeves and get ready to have some festive fun in the kitchen! Materials fee is included in the tuition.

Winter Art Explorers Winter Camp -CH16Instructor: Lena Lengyel12/26/18-12/28/18 1:00-4:00 PMWednesday – Friday $125 ($100 Members) Our three-day winter mini-camp is designed to give children a fun, creative, and educational arts experience while parents are busy cleaning up after Christmas and preparing for New Year’s celebrations. Each day will be a fun filled afternoon of art exploration from talented and experienced art instructors.

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Teen Classes (Ages 11-14) - FALL 2018 FALL 2018 - Teen Classes (Ages 11-14)

Intro to Photography -TN08Instructor: Sarah Katherine Moore9/10/18-10/29/18 6:00-8:00 PM8 Mondays $160 ($130 Members)This class is an introduction that will help you navigate through the technological confusion and teach you how to take better pictures, download and organize them in your computer, and display your work with pride. This class emphasizes total workflow, from creative ideas and composition, all the way through software to final output. Class time is divided between lecture, demonstration, and critique, with the bulk of the shooting done outside of class. Please bring your own camera if owned.

Acrylic Impressionism -CH12 (Ages 7-13)Instructor: Lena Lengyel9/11/18-10/30/18 4:30-6:30 PM8 Tuesdays $125 ($95 Members)Working with acrylics, children will explore acrylic painting in a loose impressionistic style on canvas and paper. Themes of landscapes and florals will be implemented in a fun, elementary way. Students will learn some art history and will develop their own styles.

Teen Ceramics -TN04Instructor: Meg Balkovitz9/11/18-10/30/18 6:30-8:30 PM8 Tuesdays $240 ($210 Members)In this ceramics class, students will be challenged to develop their skills in wheel throwing and sculpture. If you have had prior experience in clay, you can learn new skills and advance your creative abilities. Beginners will jump right into making hand built sculptures and learn the basics of wheel throwing. Come with ideas of what you'd like to make and prepare to develop many new skills. Materials fee is included in the tuition.

Graphic Novel/Manga -TN07Instructor: Maria Bosetti 9/12/18-10/3/18 4:30-6:00 PM4 Wednesdays $95 ($85 Members) Create your own graphic novel/manga! Students will learn how to draw comic book pages and learn how to apply the storytelling process.

Introduction to Acrylic Painting -TN05Instructor: Lena Lengyel9/13/18-11/1/18 4:00-6:00 PM8 Thursdays $160 ($130 Members) Get comfortable with acrylic painting on paper and canvas using direct painting methods for beginners. Using photos for reference we will explore creative possibilities. Class includes demonstrations and individual help with both personal and group projects.

NEW! Printmaking -TN10Instructor: Theresa Baughman 9/13/18-11/1/18 4:00-6:00 PM8 Thursdays $240 ($210 Members) Turn your drawings into beautiful prints in this beginner printmaking class. We'll be learning how to make print editions using relief and dry-point techniques. You

will leave this course with your own print edition that you can share with family and friends, and plenty of knowledge to continue this practice at home. This course is adaptable and can be as simple or as challenging as you like, all skill levels are encouraged to join.

NEW! Film 101 -TN09Instructor: Sarah Katherine Moore9/15/18-11/10/18 11:00 AM-1:00 PM8 Saturdays $160 ($130 Members)Join Sweetwater for Film 101! Students will learn the art of film making and acting through today's digital filming technology. Disciplines taught will include Film Set Etiquette, Acting, Cinematography, Lighting and Editing. The class will collaborate with the Teen Acting class as the acting students provide for great film subjects.

NEW! Teen Acting -TN02Instructor: Emma Wagner DeFrange 9/15/18-11/10/18 11:30 AM-1:30 PM6 Saturdays (No Class: 9/29 & 10/27)$125 ($95 Members) Join us as we explore the field of performing arts. Under the guidance of instructor, Miss Emma, students will find their voice in this class of acting. Students will explore script reading, tone variations, and physical expression. Students can see their work on film from the 'Film 101' class at Sweetwater.

Character Creation! For Teens! -TN06Instructor: Maria Bosetti 10/9/18-10/30/18 6:00-8:00 PM4 Tuesdays $125 ($95 Members) Do you love to create characters like the ones on TV? Students will learn how to create a wide variety of characters using different applications of media. They will learn the principles of character design to create memorable characters.

NEW! Let There Be Light! -TN01Instructor: Sandee Connors-Rowe12/1/18-12/22/18 12:00-2:00 PM4 Saturdays $80 ($70 Members)This course will explore the use of light in both 2D and 3D projects, using LED lights, batteries and a variety of conductive materials including fabric, thread, paint, foil, graphite, tape and wire. The first class will discuss simple and parallel circuits and a variety of switches. It will also include an exploration of the conductive materials available, how other artists have used these materials and practice creating circuits of their own. The following 3 sessions will be dedicated to creating 2D and 3D works of art including light.

Cakes -TN12Instructor: Kate Jeffe12/8/18 11:00 AM-2:00 PM1 Saturday $60 ($50 Members) Learn the basics of making simple and delicious cakes with Chef Kate!

Holiday Cookie Extravaganza -TN11Instructor: Kate Jeffe12/15/18 1:00-4:00 PM1 Saturday $35 ($30 Members) Be a sugar artist! Nothing says home for the holidays like freshly baked cookies. In this workshop students will bake and decorate several different kinds of cookies and take them home. Of course, there will be some tasting in class! Kids - roll up your sleeves and get ready to have some festive fun in the kitchen! Materials fee is included in the tuition.


Child/Adult Classes – FALL 2018

NEW! Mommy & Me Wee Artists -AC06Instructor: Lena Lengyel9/11/18-10/2/18 9:00-11:00 AM4 Tuesdays $125 ($95 Members) Join instructor Lena on this fun artistic adventure with your little one. You will create beautiful masterpieces together with your child. It is a fun time of bonding through creative expression. Ages 0-4 with an adult. Price includes one adult

and one child. Additional canvases can be purchased.

NEW! Mindful Together -AC01Instructor: Bonnie Weiss 9/12/18-11/7/18 2:00-3:00 PM8 Wednesdays $110 ($95 Members) Mindful Together is an adult/child class about mindful self-care and stress management for the adult and early social-emotional learning skills for the child based on The Kindness Curriculum from The Center for Healthy Minds. Classes offer a joyous bonding time with beginning mindfulness, songs, crafts, games and practices which build communication and self-regulation. Tuition is per person. Please register both yourself and your child separately.

NEW! Cooking Together -AC07Instructor: Jeff Berkowitz9/13/18-10/4/18 6:00-8:00 PM4 Thursdays $125 ($95 Members) Chef Jeff will take you and your child through basic knife skills, cleaning, labeling, cooking techniques, and quick meals. Emphasis will be placed on having fun while cooking. Sample meals include: pan seared salmon with ginger scallion butter, wilted chard, fast roast chicken, and roast asparagus and carrots with pan juices. Price includes one adult and one child.

NEW! Parent and Child: Mini Masters -AC02Instructor: Lena Lengyel9/15/18-10/6/18 10:00 AM-12:00 PM4 Saturdays $125 ($95 Members)Are you a parent looking for a fun and creative learning experience for you and your child? Come learn about painting with experienced and enthusiastic local artist Lena Lengyel. You and your little one will learn step by step painting techniques and custom-create your own famous masterpieces inspired by Picasso, Monet, O'Keefe, and Matisse! Price includes one adult and one child. Additional canvases can be purchased.

Coiled Lantern Workshop -AC09Instructor: Emanuelle Wambach 9/22/18 9:00 AM-12:00 PM1 Saturday $30 ($20 Members) Create a fall themed coiled lantern form with cut outs to allow light to shine through. This class goes over the basic ceramic technique of coiling. Tuition is per person. Please register both yourself and your child separately.

More than One Way to Make a Mug -AC08Instructor: Emanuelle Wambach9/29/18 1:00-4:00 PM1 Saturday $30 ($20 Members) In this workshop, students will learn three ways to create a ceramic mug using three different basic ceramic hand-building techniques: pinching, slab building, and coiling. Then using decorating techniques, such as stamping, texture making, under-glazing, carving, and sculpting, they will turn those mugs into unique and useful pieces of art. Tuition is per person. Please register both yourself and your child separately.

NEW! Hand Sewing a Pillow -FA01Instructor: Emanuelle Wambach 10/6/18 10:00 AM-12:00 PM1 Saturday $30 ($20 Members) Learn safe hand-sewing skills and basic pattern making skills while creating a simple pillow. Tuition is per person. Please register both yourself and your child separately.

FALL 2018 - Child/Adult Classes


FALL 2018 – Adult Classes (Ages 18+)Adult Classes (Ages 18+) – FALL 2018

NEW! Art In Society -CW03Instructor: Theresa Baughman 9/11/18-10/16/18 7:00 -9:00 PM6 Tuesdays $175 ($145 Members) Join us for an in depth course on the relevance of art in society. In this course we will be watching and critiquing various films, commercials, and other accessible media with the intention of dissecting the cultural messages behind them. Week by week we will have guided open discussion on various themes present in each media. Participants can expect a few small writing assignments and one presentation or project of their choice. No previous knowledge of art history or sociology required, just an open and curious mind.

Adult Ceramics -CS01Instructor: Meg Balkovitz9/10/18- 10/29/18 6:00-9:00 PM8 Mondays $240 ($210 Members) In this class, students will be challenged to develop their skills in wheel throwing and sculpture. If you have had prior experience in clay, you can learn new skills and advance your creative abilities. Beginners will jump right into making hand built sculptures and learn the basics of wheel throwing. Come with ideas of what you'd like to make and prepare to develop many new skills. Materials fee is included in the tuition.

NEW! Plaster Casting and Mold Making -CS02 (Ages 16+)Instructor: Theresa Baughman 9/11/18-10/30/18 4:30-6:00 PM8 Tuesdays $230 ($200 Members)Learn the basics of plaster casting and mold-making in this beginner sculpture class. Casting is a fun and easy way to make duplicates of objects in new materials. Casting is a sculpture technique that is often overlooked. Instead of carving or shaping an object by hand, you can recreate and modify objects with the mold-making process. In this class you will learn how to build a simple mold that is re-usable, how to mix plaster and prepare your mold, and various finishing techniques. Each participant will get to take home their mold and creation.

Cake Platters and More Workshop -GN03Instructor: Meg Balkovitz9/23/18 11:00-3:00 PM1 Saturday $40 ($30 Members) Come enjoy a ladies’ night out at the studio with friends. You will create a handmade, one of a kind item to be used in your own home or to give as a gift to others. You will build and add color to your piece all in one night and finished and fired pieces will then receive a clear glaze prior to being ready to be picked up in the following weeks. Dress to get messy and bring a friend and a bottle of your choice! If you have inspiration, bring it, or come ready to dive right into a design for beginners! Using clay slab, build a slightly elevated cake platter for showcasing your delicious desserts. Learn how to design the rim with carving and slip color technique called Scraffito. Materials fee is included in the tuition. Pieces will be fired and available two weeks after the workshop. Students will be contacted to pick their item up at that time.

Creative Writing -CW02Instructor: Beverlee Blair9/10/18-10/29/18 9:30-11:30 AM8 Mondays $215 ($185 Members) Join us up the street at the historic Sewickley Library where both beginners and experienced writers will find instruction and support as they learn to collect their thoughts and construct their own short stories and essays. Students will learn editing techniques, character development, setting, plot, narrative voice, and exposition, while participating in regular, and supportive critiques. Join instructor Beverlee Blair and a veteran cast of returning students currently working on essays, a memoir, a short story collection, a novel, and a vague but persistent creative notion. Bring a spark, a kernel, the seed of an idea. Bring your laptop, favorite pen or pencil... and come to write! This class is located at the Sewickley Library: 500 Thorn St, Sewickley, PA 15143.

NEW! Playwriting and Theater Studies -TH01Instructor: Emma Wagner DeFrange 9/11/18-10/30/18 9:30-11:30 AM8 Tuesdays $215 ($185 Members) This course is for theatre enthusiasts who are looking to learn and create theatre on their own. By reading and analyzing plays for their style, structure, character development and plot. We will study what makes a play successful from beginning to middle to end. We will share our work in class and give kind and constructive feedback. And you will finish the class with a ten minute play of your own creation.

Autumn Soups and Stews -CC02Instructor: Kate Jeffe10/6/18 6:30-9:30 PM1 Saturday $60 ($50 Members) Learn how to make classic soup recipes that satisfy your appetite and warm your soul as the weather gets colder! Recipes will focus on using seasonal fruits and vegetables as students learn how to layer flavors in various soups and stews.

The Joys of Olive Oil -CC03Instructor: Kate Jeffe10/13/18 6:00-9:00 PM1 Saturday $60 ($50 Members) Join Chef Kate Jeffe as she introduces you to the divine and numerous uses for olive oil produced from your local Two Rivers Olive Oil Company! Students will learn to create a crostini appetizer, a salad, an entrée, and even a dessert - all dishes incorporating the fragrant and robust oil of the gods!

NEW! Italian Cooking Workshop -CC01Instructor: Nicole Shevchik 11/6/18 6:30-9:30 PM1 Tuesday $60 ($50 Members) Walk into Italy with the taste of the land with Chef Nicole Shevchik. Join us for this one time workshop of cooking Italian dishes.

ART HISTORY

CERAMICS

CULINARY ARTS CREATIVE WRITING


FALL 2018 – Adult Classes (Ages 18+)Adult Classes (Ages 18+) – FALL 2018

Charcoal/Pencil Drawing of the Human Form -DR01Instructor: Brian Druckenmiller 9/13/18-11/1/18 6:00-9:00 PM8 Thursdays $240 ($210 Members) This class will be a quick introduction to the various types of charcoals and pencils. I will demonstrate a variety of ways to draw with charcoal and pencil and the usage of the eraser and/or paint brush to add detail to the piece. The pupils will learn to draw the human form using a model or figure still life display. We will experiment between the differences of painting real life and the use of imagination, exploring how to create composition, movement and subject matter.

Metalsmithing -TC01Instructor: Pat Falbo9/10/18-10/29/18 10:00 AM-1:00 PM8 Mondays $240 ($210 Members) Students will be taught basic metal forming techniques, as well as stone setting and design. Two projects will be completed: first, a simple hammered cuff bracelet with a stone setting; then a more intricate bracelet of the artist's own design. The class will study several of the instructor's own pieces, some of which have won recognition for unique design quality. Students will be taught how to order metal on the first day of class.

Metalsmithing -TC02Instructor: Pat Falbo 9/10/18- 10/29/18 1:30-4:30 PM8 Mondays $240 ($210 Members) Students will be taught basic metal forming techniques, as well as stone setting and design. Two projects will be completed: first, a simple hammered cuff bracelet with a stone setting; then a more intricate bracelet of the artist's own design. The class will study several of the

instructor's own pieces, some of which have won recognition for unique design quality. Students will be taught how to order metal on the first day of class.

Metalsmithing -TC03Instructor: Pat Falbo9/10/18- 10/29/18 6:00-9:00 PM8 Mondays $240 ($210 Members) Students will be taught basic metal forming techniques, as well as stone setting and design. Two projects will be completed: first, a simple hammered cuff bracelet with a stone setting; then a more intricate bracelet of the artist's own design. The class will be able to study several of the instructor's own pieces, some of which have won recognition for unique design quality. Students will be taught how to order metal on the first day of class.

NEW! Beginner Beading Workshop -TC04Instructor: Barbara Nussbaum9/12/18 10:00 AM-2:00 PM1 Wednesday $40 ($35 Members) This course will show one how to plan, create and finish a necklace, bracelet and/or earrings with the basic skills needed for beginner level beaders. Students will need to purchase necessary beading kits in class for $20. Beads for projects will also be available for purchase in class or may be brought into class from student.

Beginner Beading Workshop -TC05Instructor: Barbara Nussbaum10/10/18 10:00 AM-2:00 PM1 Wednesday $40 ($35 Members) This course will show one how to plan, create and finish a necklace, bracelet and/or earrings with the basic skills needed for beginner level beaders. Students will need to purchase necessary beading kits in class for $20. Beads for projects will also be available for purchase in class or may be brought into class from student.

NEW! Introduction to Encaustic Techniques -PA05Instructor: Heidi Monterubbio 9/10/18-10/15/18 3:00-5:30 PM6 Mondays $150 ($120 Members) Students will be introduced to the age-old technique of using wax and paper along with pigments to create worlds of art on wood panels.

Mixed Media -PA04Instructor: Lena Lengyel9/14/18-11/2/18 9:00 AM-12:00 PM8 Fridays $240 ($210 Members) Come explore your creative side with this versatile class. You will get a little taste of everything. Media will range from colored pencil to acrylic to collage. Explore the endless possibilities of collage by applying a variety of approaches to materials that have personal meaning to you, such as photographs, fabric scraps, drawings and decorative papers. Master color theory of colored pencil and compare it to the colors of acrylic. You will be taught the key elements and principals of design to create a one of a kind treasured piece.

NEW! Drum and Percussion -MU02Instructor: Brad Bailey9/10/18-10/29/18 6:00-9:00 PM8 Mondays $250 ($220 Members)

Individualized lessons tailored to the student's needs. Open to a variety of areas from drumset to concert percussion and more. Students of all ages and experience levels accepted.

Monday Guitar -MU01Instructor: Zachary Harper 9/10/18-10/29/18 2:00-9:00 PM8 Mondays $250 ($220 Members) This is the perfect class for students who have never played guitar, used to play, or who have never stopped playing. The instructor will adapt to any student or instrument – classical, f-hole, electric, etc; all styles are equal. Basic music fundamentals (such as how to read music and chord formations), jazz, contemporary and classical styles will be covered. Cost of any necessary books is in addition to the tuition fee. Lessons in guitar are half-hour, private lessons. Students must provide instrument.

Tuesday Strings -MU04Instructor: Kassandra Lorey9/11/18-10/30/18 4:00-7:30 PM8 Tuesdays $250 ($220 Members) Welcome to the world of strings! Our goal is to encourage and nurture a healthy relationship with music in students ages 6 and up. In a relaxed and collaborative environment, students will learn to read music fluently, properly hold their instruments and bows, develop an understanding of beginner music theory, rhythm, listening and sight-reading skills and, most importantly, how to practice. Lessons will be based on classical training techniques, but study of alternative musical genres will be encouraged in interested students. Beginner, intermediate and advanced private lessons are offered to cello students. Cost of any necessary books is in addition to the tuition fee. Lessons for cello or violin are half-hour, private lessons. Students must provide instrument.

JEWELERY

MIXED-MEDIA

MUSIC (Ages 6+)

DRAWING


Adult Classes (Ages 18+) – FALL 2018

Tuesday Voice/Piano -MU05Instructor: Carolyn Lunt9/11/18-10/30/18 7:30-9:00 PM8 Tuesdays $250 ($220 Members)Students ages 6 and up may enroll in beginner voice lessons, no previous experience required. Focus will be placed on proper posture, correct breathing techniques, solfege/sight-singing, and ear training. Students will eventually add the study of popular songs and introductory music theory to their practice. If a student is studying another instrument as well, focus will be placed on how voice lessons can inform greater understanding of their instrumental development. Multi-instrumentalists will be encouraged to bring their instruments to lessons in order to get comfortable accompanying themselves while singing.

NEW! The Working Drummer's Workshop -MU03Instructor: Brad Bailey9/15/18 2:00-5:00 PM1 Saturday $60 ($50 Members) An open Drumset masterclass that explores a variety of classical and commercial styles on the instrument. A variety of topics will be covered from Jazz to Rock and Contemporary to Broadway. Classes will be in a group setting and will involve playing from the participants. Open to all teens and adults. Playing experience is recommended, but not mandatory.

NEW! Combining Oils and Acrylics -PA03Instructor: Lena Lengyel9/14/18-10/19/18 1:00-4:00 PM6 Fridays $180 ($150 Members) Learn this fantastic time and money saving technique of painting oil over acrylic. Painting in layers by combining these two mediums allows you to complete a painting in hours instead of days. The use of transparent oil colors over bold acrylic base results in beautiful new painting styles and techniques.

Watercolors with Doug Brown -PA06Instructor: Doug Brown9/13/18-11/1/18 9:30 AM-12:30 PM8 Thursdays $240 ($210 Members) This watercolor class will focus on the principles of controlled realism. Each class will begin with a short demonstration of the subject matter of the week. All levels of experience are welcome. Each student will receive individual attention and can work at his or her own pace. Please bring drawings and/or photographs of the subject you wish to paint. A materials list can be found online at www.SweetwaterArtCenter.org/classes.

Oil Painting -PA01Instructor: Brian Druckenmiller9/11/18-10/30/18 9:30 AM-12:30 PM8 Tuesdays $240 ($210 Members) This class is for beginners or experienced painters. If you are a beginner, the instructor will take you through your first painting step-by-step. If you have taken this course before, you will learn additional techniques and develop your own style while using the subjects of your choice. Students will also get the benefit of color theory instruction as it relates to their paintings. Experienced painters can use knife painting techniques, and experiment with this impressionistic style if they wish.

NEW! Fluid Paint Pouring -GN01Instructor: Lena Lengyel9/21/18 6:00-9:00 PM1 Friday $30 ($20 Members)This is a one time, fun, experimental class. Students will learn the new innovative technique of dirty pours/flip cup acrylic pours. Students will lean to create whimsical cells and amazing marbled effects by mixing acrylic paint, silicone and mixed media.

Pet Portraits -GN02Instructor: Lena Lengyel9/28/18 6:00-9:00 PM1 Friday $30 ($20 Members) Feel free to BYOB to this fun night of creating. Join fellow pet enthusiasts as students learn to paint a custom portrait of their best furry or feathered friend! Experienced local artist Lena Lengyel will sketch your pet’s photo directly on to your canvas, and then on the night of the class she’ll walk you through easy-to follow, step-by-step painting instructions and techniques to create your very own fabulous pet portrait! Once you sign up please email a photo of your pet to [email protected] with the subject heading “Pet Portrait”.

Classical Realism in Oils and Pastels -PA05Instructor: James Sulkowski10/3/18-10/24/18 9:30 AM-12:30 PM4 Wednesdays $120 ($105 Members) Through demonstration and individual instruction, nationally renowned painter James Sulkowski will teach you the concepts and techniques that make a painting a timeless treasure. This course will cover Classical principles of drawing, form, composition, texture and color as well as how to create depth, light, and atmosphere in a painting. Subject matter will include still life, floral, and also the portrait. A materials list can be found online at SweetwaterArtCenter.org/classes.

NEW! Intermediate Photography -PH01Instructor: Sarah Katherine Moore9/13/18- 11/1/18 6:30-9:30 PM8 Thursdays $180 ($150 Members) In this class students expand their digital processing skills while continuing to develop their photographic vision. Class time is split between lecture, demonstrations and in class critiques. Some topics covered are long exposure, lighting, basic editing skills, use of HDR, preparing images for the web or print, and archiving files. Shooting assignments during the course reinforce the use of these techniques while encouraging students to build on their personal photographic style.

FALL 2018 – Adult Classes (Ages 18+)

PHOTOGRAPHY

PAINTING


Paint Like A Pro -BS02 (Adult)Instructor: Lena Lengyel9/10/18-10/29/18 6:00-9:00 PM8 Mondays $240 ($210 Members) Each week we paint in the style of one of the more well known art masters. Artists range from impressionists such as Camille Pissarro, Claude Monet, and Henri Matisse to Picasso cubism to landscape artist Winslow Homer. Each class painter needs to bring a canvas size of their choice (11x14-18x24 inches).

Paint like Andy Warhol -BS03 (Adult)Instructor: Lena Lengyel11/8/18 6:00-9:00 PM1 Thursday $30 ($20 Members) Paint Like the Master - Andy Warhol in this fun Girl's Night Out. Come out to our Beaver Station location to have a refreshing night out of creativity and socializing. Feel free to bring your own adult beverage of choice.

Fine Art Finger Painting -BS01 (Adult/Child)Instructor: Lena Lengyel11/10/18 10:00 AM-1:00 PM1 Saturday $30 ($20 Members) Not just for kids, adult finger painting is the newest trend! Leave your brushes behind and let your fingers do the work. Learn this new fun technique and create your own masterpiece! Come relax, get messy and unleash your creativity! Tuition is per person. Please register both yourself and your child separately.

Collage -BS04 (Ages 11-15)Instructor: Lena Lengyel9/12/18-11/7/18 6:00-9:00 PM8 Wednesday $160 ($130 Members)Explore the endless possibilities of collage by applying a variety of approaches to materials that have personal meaning to you such as photographs, fabric scraps, drawings and decorative papers. Instructor will teach you how to create a one of a kind treasured piece.

Classes at Beaver Station - FALL 2018

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All gifts are tax deductible as provided by law. Sweetwater Center for the Arts is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and is eligible for matching gifts.

Support Community Arts ProgrammingMake Sweetwater’s community arts programming possible! A donation to Sweetwater Center for the Arts is an investment in your community. For as little as $25, you will enrich the cultural and creative lives of your friends and neighbors.

I would like to help Sweetwater provide community arts and cultural programming with:

$25 provides one scholarship for a child to attend an art workshop.

$50 provides art supplies for a children’s art class.

$100 provides an instructor for a senior art workshop at Villa Saint Joseph.

–$250 provides two children with scholarships for summer camp.

–$500 supports local musicians performing at our annual Sweet Jazz and Sweet Blues Music Series.

–$1,000 supports one exhibition in our gallery, which is free and open to the public.

–$5,000 supports one of our numerous outreach programs for an entire year.

–Other amount: $_______________.

THESE CLASSES ARE LOCATED AT BEAVER STATION 250 East End Avenue, Beaver, PA 15009


Ceramics Studio RentalsIndividuals may rent Sweetwater’s ceramics studio when the schedule permits. Sweetwater does not take reservations for studio rentals; renters are encouraged to call Sweetwater at 412-741-4405 prior to coming for studio availability. Anyone wishing to rent the studio under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Rates (while enrolled in a ceramics class): Members ..................................................... $5/hour Non-Members .................................... $11.00/hour Bulk Clay includes firing fee ........................... $35

Rates (not enrolled in a ceramics class): Members ................................................... $10/hour Non-Members ..........................................$22/hour Bulk Clay, includes firing fee ........................... $45

Additional fees: Firing Fee (per 25lbs of clay) ........................... $35 Ceramics tool kit (includes tax) ....................... $30

Outreach ProgramsSweetwater Center for the Arts offers a wide array of outreach programs designed to facilitate broad-based community awareness of cultural diversity by encouraging participation in the visual, performing, and literary arts. Sweetwater has successfully developed and maintained strong collaborative relationships with a number of area schools and social service organizations as well as other nonprofit organizations, such as Girls Hope of Pittsburgh, Mooncrest Community After School Program, Villa St. Joseph, Center for Hope, CLASS Academy, The Parkinsons Foundation of Western PA, and Sewickley YMCA. To read more about Sweetwater’s outreach programming, visit sweetwaterartcenter.org/our-community.

Scout WorkshopsSweetwater offers a variety of opportunities in the arts to help your scout earn their badges. A two-hour workshop with a qualified instructor will complete most of your badge requirements. Workshops start at $192 for up to 12 children, with a $16 fee for each additional child. Prices will vary with workshop selected. There may be additional fees for materials. For more information, please visit sweetwaterartcenter.org/educational-programs

Field TripsSweetwater offers a variety of field trips for area preschools, elementary schools, middle schools and high schools as well as groups of homeschooled students. This is a great opportunity for children and young adults to be exposed to the world of art through their local art center All field trips include a tailored, hands-on art workshop of your choosing. Field trip descriptions are available online at sweetwaterartcenter.org/educational-programs.

TO INQUIRE: For scheduling and details, contact the Sweetwater Office at 412-741-4405 or at ecory@

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Other Programs

Scholarships are available for adults and children demonstrating financial need. Please contact Sweetwater at 412-741-4405 for an application or go to sweetwaterartcenter.org/scholarship-information/to download an application. Scholarships are sponsored by the Allegheny Regional Asset District (ARAD), The Clarke Family Foundation, Child Health Association of Sewickley, The Grable Foundation, and the generous support of individuals via the Arthur L. (Tui) Coburn, III Memorial Scholarship Fund.

•All applications must be received at least one week prior to the start of class.

• A limited number of scholarship students will be allowed to attend each course.

• Scholarships are awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis.

• Scholarships are not available for private music lessons or private art lessons.

• All qualified students will be awarded one scholarship per session.

Sweetwater Scholarships

The Clarke Family

Foundation

Arthur L. (Tui) Coburn, III Memorial

Scholarship Fund


Birthday Parties at Sweetwater are available Monday through Saturday. We require that reservations be made three weeks prior to booking the date. However, we do recommend that you book your party at least two months in advance to ensure availability. Choose the package that best fits your needs for a fantastic birthday celebration!

We also offer rental of our beautiful historic facility for your unique special events such as bridal and baby showers, graduation and retirements, and wedding receptions.

For more information, or to customize your own party please contact Erin Cory at 412-741-4405 or [email protected].

Or, visit sweetwaterartcenter.org/birthday-parties.

Sweetwater Birthday Parties

Deluxe Party PackageMember Fee: $325 Non-Member Fee: $375

This package includes:

• Two-hour party: 1 hour with Sweetwater Instructor, 1 hour for presents and refreshments

• Use of Sweetwater’s gourmet kitchen and Community Room

• Price includes up to 15 children; each additional child is $25 (up to 20 children max)

• Set-up and clean-up of party

• Paper Products

• Surprise gift for birthday child

For this package, parents provide refreshments, cake & decorations.

Ceramics Party PackageMember Fee: $350 Non-Member Fee: $400

Our certified ceramics instructor will give a demonstration on how to throw clay on the potter’s wheel, and students will learn various hand building techniques for clay construction. Choose from pinch pot, coil pot or animal sculpture.


• Two and a half hour party: 1.5 hours with Sweetwater Instructor, 1 hour for presents and refreshments

• Additional classroom reserved for presents and refreshments

• Price includes up to 12 children, each additional child is $25

Pieces will be fired for party attendees at no additional cost, however firing may take up to two weeks. Birthday party contact will be notified when pieces are ready to be picked up.

Culinary Creations Party PackageMember Fee: $375 Non-Member Fee: $425

Create a delicious dish in Sweetwater’s gourmet kitchen with your very own professional chef! Due to a limited kitchen space, this party has a maximum of 12 participants. Choose a theme from a list of available options.


• Three-hour party: 2 hours with Sweetwater Instructor, 1 hour for presents and refreshments


• Set-up and clean-up of party

• Paper products

• Surprise gift for birthday child

• Price includes up to 12 participants maximum

Due to the nature of culinary art classes, Sweetwater is unable to accommodate food allergies/dietary restrictions. For this package, parents provide additional refreshments, cake and decorations.

DIY Party PackageMember Fee: $250 Non-Member Fee: $300

Rent a private room for up to 15 children for 2 hours with one of Sweetwater’s veteran instructors. We want to make your child’s birthday special with a theme of their choosing!


• Two-hour party: 1 hour with Sweetwater Instructor, 1 hour for presents and refreshments


• Price includes up to 15 children; each additional child is $20 (up to 20 children max)

For this package, parents provide refreshments, cake, decorations, set-up and clean-up of the party.


Leadership$ 5 , 0 0 0 +Allegheny Regional Asset

District Clearview Federal Credit

Union Heritage Valley Health

System Dr. and Mrs. Arthur F.

Hetherington -In Memory of David and

Laura OliverKenny Ross Toyota Inc. Massey Charitable Trust PA Council on the Arts The Clapp Charitable and

Educational Trust The Pittsburgh

Foundation

Chairman$ 2 , 5 0 0 - $ 4 , 9 9 9The Norbell FoundationChad and Stacey Parker The Rockwell Foundation

President$ 1 , 0 0 0 - $ 2 , 4 9 9Gary and Janet ChaceJoseph and Judith Cirelli Eyra and George

Davidson Eleanor Friedman -In Honor of Corrie

ManjooEileen and Thomas

McConomy Elizabeth Murphy Robert Riordan Barbara PontelloAnne and Peter SchlichtAlice Snyder Peggy and William

Standish

Thomas Walters James Street Gastropub Sewickley Eye Group

Director$ 5 0 0 - $ 9 9 9Joan Miles and Clifford

BobBonnie and Ron Casper Ronald and Cora Gebhardt Susan and Greg Kaminski Corrie Manjoo and Jas

SandhuJanice and Richard

McCormack Hazel and Simon Merrills Don and Ann Morine Wayne and Mary Murphy June and David Nimick Linda and Scott Schober Maggie and Chuck Setler Eaton Corporation The Benevity Community

Impact Fund Littell Steel Company /

Thaw Family

Patron$ 2 5 0 - $ 4 9 9Sharon and William

Abraham Sarah Aziz Hanley Cox Mailan and Paul Fagan Mary Louise and Henry

Gailliot Joyce Gledhill Christianne and Andrew

Gribben Denise Ditrich and Bill

Griesacker Patricia Hartman Thomas and Jennifer Hay Cynthia and Kathrin Hays

Martina Kopf Jeanne and Shannon

McDaniel James and Rosemary

O'Neill David and Gretchen

Pawloski Carol and Gary Schurman Joan Sullivan Terri Tunick Gregory Wagner Linda Wellner Allegheny Plaster Inc. Liz Murphy Design Pittsburgh Staged Homes Standard Ceramic Supply The Cahouet Family

Foundation

Supporter$ 1 0 0 - $ 2 4 9Dr and Mrs. Kamlesh K.

Aggarwal Nancy Bartholemew Charlene Beck Gail and David Becker Vicki Bomberger Lea and Roger Brown Michael and Kathryn

Bryson Gretchen and Robert

Burnham Sharon Castle Mrs. Clinton Childs Ira and Judith Cohen Susan Comerci Erin Cosgrove Jamesand Joan Darby Deborah Deakin Stanley and Margery

Denver Katherine and Matthew

Feczko Cordelia Glenn

Marcia and David Gordon Margaret Gregory Pierre and Therese Haan James and Martha Haines Haldane and Linda Hilbish Rita and Joseph Hoepp Ivan and Ruth Hofmann Susan and John Holton Trish Hooper Frederick H. Jones Cindy Kaye Grace and Murch King Christopher and Jean

Marquis Adam Ligas Carroll and William

Logsdon Jack Malkin Jack Manning Laurie Mathie Judith Mattei Joseph Meier and

Katherine Ke June Melodia Anne Metcalf John and Betty Moraca Daniel and Patricia Nadler Marilyn Newton Susan and Robert

Nitzberg Angela Nolfi Paul and Celine O'Neill Marguerite and Kevin

Park Elaine and Danny Park Nancy Patterson The Peirce Family

Foundation Michelle Peters Dorothy and Neal Pollon Kenneth Powell John and Barbara Pugh Ashley Raymond Howard Reinfeld Nichole Remmert Jory and Melanie Richman

Bud and Ginny RoemhildRichard SaladinoJoann N. Seifried Judith and Edward Sherry Susan Sour Donald and Elizabeth

Spalding Judith and Samuel Spanos Christian Stampfel Robert Swinkola Emilie Szakach Tina and Robert Thomas Joanne Vannosdel Vivo Kitchen / Sam

Dibattista Gwynn Wardwell Marvin and Dot Wedeen Robert Wolf Allen Wolfert and

Adrienne Young -In Honor of Coburns,

Thaws, and SweetwaterThomas and Fay Wright Margaret Zimmerman -In Honor of Trudy

HetheringtonDr. Paulina Zunino

Friendu p t o $ 9 9Anonymous Neill and Shirley Barker Angela Biederman Lucille and Jerry Bittner George and Susan Craig Jane deHaven Elizabeth A. Douglas Linda Edson Susan and Richard Elste Patricia Falbo Leland Floyd Margaret Frantz Jeff Fridley Daniel Geller Rachel Goldstrom

Herbert and Annemarie Gordon

Robert and Mary Lea Gray Katherine and William

Harbison Nell and Thomas Hartley Erin Hershberger Laura Jackson Jeanne Kidder Robert and Mary Kirsch Capt. John Lednak -In Memory of Brigadier

John Lednak Sr.Helen LoarNancy and Timothy

Merrill David and Ginny Monroe Susan Monski Randi A. Morgan David and Joan Murdoch Doreen Newman Mark Noll Thomas and Mary Beth

Pastorius Gregory and Judith Patrick Sherrie Plonski Dolores Reed Velma B. Saire Melanie ScottBernard Smith Mary Ticknor Jane A. Van Kirk Lindsay Walker W.L. and Barbara Ward Mary Ellen Zeppuhar Two Rivers Olive Oil

Company

Arthur L. Coburn III & Ann MemorialScholarship FundJoan Miles and Clifford

BobElizabeth A. Douglas Eyra and George

Davidson Marcia and David Gordon

Our Donors In recognition of those who generously supported Sweetwater Center for the Arts through annual giving from January 1, 2017 – December 31, 2017.


Susan and John Holton Thomas and Fay Wright

Matching GiftsThe Benevity

Community Impact Fund

Eaton CorporationThe Pittsburgh

Foundation

Event SponsorsAllegheny Plaster Inc. Ameriprise Financial

Services, Inc Clearview Federal Credit

Union Heritage Valley Health

System Littell Steel Company Liz Murphy Design Pittsburgh Staged

Homes Sewickley Eye GroupStandard Ceramic Supply

Government/Foundations Allegheny Regional Asset

District The Anne L. Clapp and

George H. Clapp Charitable and Educational Trust

Massey Charitable Trust The Norbell Foundation The Peirce Family

Foundation Pennsylvania Council on

the Arts The Pittsburgh

Foundation The Rockwell

Foundation

Media SponsorsPittsburgh Magazine WYEP and WESA

In-Kind DonationsCharlene Beck Boyd & Blair Gary Chace Erin Cory Tom de Fazio Linda Diebold Patricia HartmanLarissa Graudins Susan Kaminski Beth Manifesto Richard and Jan

McCormack Jeanne McDaniel Wayne Murphy Eileen Petrack Barbara Pontello Miriam Rader Dolores Reed Kim Rosenberger Leo Scalercio Joann Seifried Maggie Setler David Swan Barbara Thaw Alyssa Virgin Donna Virgin Kiwanis Club Sewickley DiAnioa's Eatery McLaughlin Distillery Mezza Luna Café Soba Restaurant Vecenie Distribution

Company Lagerhaus Bakery

Lifetime MembersMs. Lisa Rivera and Mr.

Kumar Amin Charlene and Joe Beck Barbara Bonnett Bonnie and Ronald

Casper Kevin Clifton Mrs. Arthur L. Coburn, III Jere Cowden

Eleanor Friedman Christianne and Andy

Gribben Thomas and Nell HartleyDr. and Mrs. Arthur F.

Hetherington Christopher and Jean

Marquis Richard and Jan

McCormack Clifford Bob and Joan

Miles Elizabeth Murphy Barbara Pontello Dr. Richard Bowers and

Ms. Miriam Rader Jana Randall Mr. and Mrs. Kevin and

Marjorie Recker Jamie and Pamela

Rogers Anne and Peter Schlicht Scott and Linda Schober Chuck and Maggie Setler Charles Smith and Laura

VassamilletJudith and Samuel

Spanos Marguerite O. Standish Joel and Maria Swanson Barbara Cooley and

Robert M. Thaw Rachel ThawMarcus Thaw Ronald and Ineke van

ElstThomas P. WaltersLinda Wellner, M.D.

CREATIVITY. The possibilities are endless at Sweetwater Center for the Arts.

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