convergence SOUTH SHORE ARTS MAGAZINE FALL 2021
facing important issues through the arts
Join us for a
CELEBRATION
that’s been 80 years in the making! December 7, 2021
we celebrate the 80th Anniversary of the Northwest Indiana Symphony Orchestra and Maestro Kirk Muspratt’s 20th Anniversary with the Orchestra at the opening performance of our 2021-22 Season! Join us on this special occasion and the first of three Holiday Pops Concert performances. KIRK MUSPRATT - MUSIC DIRECTOR/CONDUCTOR
21-22 Season Concert Dates Holiday Pops December 7, 9 & 10, 2021 Piano Pops + Gala March 3 & 4, 2022 Movie Melodies May 12 & 13, 2022 Iconic Hits of the 70s June 16 & 17, 2022 Watch for more information about our Chorus Concert in April All concerts performed at Living Hope Church 9000 Taft Street, Merrillville, IN
Join the 80+20 Club with a $100 Donation (per person) to the Symphony and come to the party! Living Hope Church December 7, 2021, 6pm Desserts & beverages will be served. Holiday Pops concert immediately following at 7:30pm (Tickets purchased separately)
If you can’t come, please donate! All donations will be listed in the evening’s program book.
For more information www.nisorchestra.org
Concert Tickets & 80+20 Anniversary Club can be purchased beginning Sept. 7, 2021.
Convergence is a quarterly publication of South Shore Arts
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ON THE COVER: A Teen Arts Board member working on the social justice mural that was the culmination of the group’s 2020-21 year of activities. © 2021 South Shore Arts and its licensors. All rights reserved. Printing: Largus Graphix Solutions Design: Judith Mayer Creative
South Shore Arts Board of Directors
President Carly Brandenburg President Elect Leane Cerven VP Administration Danette Garza VP Development Amy Koufos VP Education Denise Dillard VP Exhibitions Jenny Yalowitz VP Governance Jeremy Willett VP Marketing Judith Mayer VP Regional Services Irene Smith-King VP Symphony William Neff Secretary Heather Delgado Treasurer Monica Johnson Immediate Past President Karen Raab
Andy Arnold Christian Bartholomew Jennifer Cosenza Gus Galante Michael Glenny Carol Green-Fraley Anne E. Gregory Ashley Halpern Corey Hecht David Klamen Karen Lauerman Karen Maravilla David Mika Mayra Perkins Seda Turan Liz Valavanis Legacy Board Members
Suzanne Cooley Jack Dietrich Alex Gardner Riddle Sandi Kozlowski Eleanor Mirich Louie Ortiz Rita Ray Judy Surovek
South Shore Arts Staff
Executive Director John Cain, ext. 102 Deputy Director Micah Bornstein, ext. 104 Director of Marketing & Development Tricia Hernandez, ext. 107 Sandie Phalen Director of Exhibitions Bridget Covert, ext. 108 Tim Campos Director of Education Natalie Heath, ext. 101 Education Coordinator Cara Schmitt, ext. 103 Managerial Accountant William Schultz, 219/836.0525, ext. 202 Executive Assistant Kelly Freeman, ext. 100 Gift Shop Manager Mara Clark, ext. 106
Legacy Directors are individuals who have served on the Board of Directors for at least ten years and who have made significant contributions to the success of South Shore Arts. Individuals are elected to the position of Legacy Director in recognition of their long and valuable service to South Shore Arts.
South Shore Arts programs are provided with support from the Indiana Arts Commission, a state agency, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
education
Teen Arts Board: Anti-Racism Mural Project When the South Shore Arts Teen Arts Board was founded in 2019, the inaugural group of eight high school students came together to plan the activities of the first year in order to build this new program. In that visioning session, the Teens decided that they would like to try new art forms, such as a zine, participate in arts-related field experiences, connect with professional artists and arts managers, and create a mural together. The mural was the one activity that all members unanimously agreed on, but the group had not yet decided on the best theme and location for the project. So, they began participating in the other activities on their list, with the mural project always on the table for discussion. In May of 2020, the theme of the mural project suddenly became apparent. The murder of George Floyd had a huge impact on each member of the Teen Arts Board and their communities as a whole. The group decided that it was not okay to remain silent, that they must use their art to speak up for justice, and that the mural project would be the perfect platform for doing that. They decided that the mural would convey an antiracism message and that it would travel to be displayed in various locations throughout their communities. The group began researching other mural projects, learning about local mural artists, sketching, and discussing their ideas. Eventually, the Teens were granted funding from the Legacy Foundation that allowed them to begin their work. Artist Ish Muhammad was chosen to collaborate with the Teen Arts Board on the project. Ish began meeting with the group virtually to discuss the process of creating a mural and to brainstorm ideas for what they hoped to accomplish. Over the course of two months, the group worked together with Ish to sketch ideas and to bring those ideas together in a cohesive composition for their painting. Ish guided them through the process, offering advice from his many years of experience, while ensuring that the content of the mural was completely the voice of the Teens. The group participated in every phase of the project, from planning, to designing, preparing surfaces, detail painting, and sealing the finished work. Now that the mural is complete, it is scheduled to be displayed at high schools in Hammond, Lowell, Merrillville, and at Indiana University Northwest. The members of the Teen Arts Board have begun the work of talking with teachers and school administrators to find exhibition
space for this 8-foot by 16-foot work of art. Over the next year, the mural will be a traveling art piece, with the goal of displaying it in as many communities as possible, and eventually landing at a long-term home in Hammond. The display locations for the mural will be shared on South Shore Arts’ Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter feed. This project was made possible with generous support from the Legacy Foundation, an anonymous donor, and with the expertise of artist Ish Muhammad. The next cohort of the Teen Arts Board will begin in the fall with the new school year. For more information on displaying the Anti-Racism Mural Project or on joining the Teen Arts Board, visit www.southshoreartsonline.org/teenart-board or email Education@southshoreartsonline.org.
The group decided that it was not okay to remain silent, that they must use their art to speak up for justice
education
Virtual Art, Magic Trash! The 2020-2021 school year was a new adventure and a challenge for all students, teachers, and those that work with the schools. Despite the challenges, the Education Department at South Shore Arts remained part of it all with our everykid art and literacy program. Before the school year started, we were in communication with teachers and principals to find solutions for getting our art instructors into classrooms and continuing art and literacy programming with elementary students. The plans had many iterations as the situation changed many times, and all involved were flexible and creative, motivated to move forward into unknown territory. This collaborative planning resulted in South Shore Arts being able to provide virtual creative learning experiences for 3rd grade students in the Hammond elementary schools, thanks to generous support from Dyer Construction Company. Instruction in Hammond was 100% virtual until April 2021. South Shore Arts was able to use the funding provided to put together individual kits for each student, which contained a copy of the book, Magic Trash, and supplies necessary for a correlating art project. Elementary school teachers coordinated the distribution of these kits to their students. In April, students were allowed to return to the building, with about half of them choosing to do so, while the other half remained virtual. Teachers read and discussed the book with their students. Magic Trash is a true story about Detroit artist Tyree Guyton and the Heidelberg Project. The book offers strong themes of working together, the power of art, and the importance of inspiring community, especially kids, to affect action. Not only does the Heidelberg Project prove that when a community works together it can rebuild itself, but it also addresses the issues of recycling, environmentalism, and community activism on a global level. For our part, South Shore Arts moved forward with a virtual instruction plan, able to connect with some students
from their homes, and with the group of students who were in the classroom with their teacher, simultaneously. Whether at home or in the classroom, students were able to watch the art instructor’s demonstration, create their projects, and converse with the art instructor in real time. The project consisted of creating a home shape as a foundation to work from and utilizing the “clean trash” that students had collected to transform those shapes into works of art. The book and the art project were exciting and relevant for both the students and the teachers. As one Lew Wallace Elementary teacher stated, “I thought it was great on account of our circumstances this year.” The themes of social justice and community activism really resonated with the experiences of the past year. Although we all are looking forward to a day when we can learn and create as a group in person, the virtual art and literacy experience was a much-needed outlet for discussing big themes and for a creative outlet.
“My students really enjoyed the activity and the history behind it. They learned that art is all around them,” said another teacher from Maywood Elementary. “No student felt left out,” she continued. “Everyone’s art was shared and celebrated.” We are grateful to Scott Sowinski of the School City of Hammond for helping to coordinate and navigate the challenges of providing this program during a pandemic. We are so impressed by the Hammond 3rd grade elementary teachers and their dedication to quality learning experiences for their students. As always, we are amazed by the kids and their ability to tackle difficult topics, their open-mindedness, and their unbelievable energy and creativity.
Art in Focus Continues to Evolve Art in Focus is a long-standing program at South Shore Arts that was founded in 1996 by retired educator, Rita M. Ray. For most of the past 25 years, the program was an in-person activity with a presenting artist conversing live with an audience about his or her artistic practice or an exploration of the arts through film, lecture and thoughtful dialogue. In 2020, it became impossible to safely continue the program in person, so, the most recent season took place virtually with live interaction via Zoom Webinar and YouTube Live. The format change arose from necessity, but many unexpected benefits resulted. For instance, we were able to engage with a wider range of artists, some of whom came from disparate locations. We engaged with these artists, who would not otherwise have been able to participate. Presenting virtually also opened up the program to new audiences, and we were able to record and archive these sessions on our YouTube channel, which can now be viewed by any person at any time of day or night. We are eager to return to in-person events but also want to capitalize on our experiences over the past year. To that end, the 2021-22 season of Art in Focus will be a combination of in-person presentations and discussions on the second Monday of each month with virtual presentations on the fourth Monday of each month. Presenters will include
street artist Ish Muhammad, ceramicist Emily Casella, art educator Marcia Carson, and many more. An important aspect of Art in Focus is the thoughtful dialogue between the program facilitator, the guest speakers and the attendees to broaden views of the arts and individuals in our world. Art in Focus is for adult learners of all ages who are interested in the arts and their impact on the world. Thanks to generous support from Community Healthcare System, it is free and open to the public.
exhibitions
F O R T Y - S EV E NT H A NNUA L
One benefit of this virtual format, which can be seen at SouthShoreArtsOnline.org, is that it will remain online to view, along with the entire exhibit, including the work of all 650 students and 21 schools (16 high schools and five middle schools), beyond the actual dates of the live exhibit. On behalf of the students, teachers, parents and families who were enriched by their participation in this year’s somewhat unconventional Tri-County exhibit, we say thank you for continuing to support this annual South Shore Arts event and for encouraging our region’s art students through your generous contribution. Without you, we couldn’t present this annual recognition of student talent and award over $8,000 in prizes and scholarships. We are truly grateful! APRIL 23– MAY 22, 2021
The Tri-County Junior/Senior High School Art Exhibit, always a favorite with our audiences, is usually a time for students, family members, friends and teachers to crowd into the gallery for the annual awards ceremony. For this year’s show, our 47th, we creatively persevered for the second consecutive year with some schools participating both live in the gallery and online, while others participated only online. This year’s winners, selected by artist Dawn Diamantopoulos, were announced in a somewhat modified online ceremony, without the excitement of everybody standing shoulder-to-shoulder, rooting for their favorite student artists.
LEAD SPONSOR Indiana University Northwest ADDITIONAL SPONSORS Cathy & Cal Bellamy Dyer Construction Company, Inc. Millies Engineering Group COMMUNITY SPONSORS Arctic Engineering Lynn & Steve Bolanowski Sylvia & Tom Collins Kay & William Depel Sandi & Ed Kozlowski Pamela A. & William J. Lowe, Ph.D. Sandy Morrow Margo Powers Diane & David Schneider SOUTH SHORE ARTS BOARD SPONSORS Heather & Michael Delgado Drs. Becca & Gus Galante Liz & Chris Valavanis
Above, Hannah Loyd, Hebron, Self Portrait, Mixed media, Brtko Memorial Award winner Right, Allison Christian, Chesterton, Covid Killed Concerts, Graphite, Donald H. Berwanger Scholarship Award winner
CURRENT EXHIBITS CENTER FOR VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS SWELL A Group Exhibition on Scaffolding Curated by Lauren M. Pacheco Through August 28, 2021 The 78th Annual Salon Show Tom Torluemke, Juror September 13–November 6, 2021 Awards Ceremony: Sunday, October 3, 1-3pm Sydnie Jimenez, 2 Buns, Ceramics
ATRIUM GALLERY Works by Ish Muhammad Through August 28, 2021 Definitive Moments: Photos of Nepal, India, Cuba & Morocco by Marty Bohn September 3–November 27, 2021
Logan Garcia, Outcast Always Mourn, Colored Pencil, 47th Annual Tri-County Junior/Senior High School Art Exhibit Juror’s Award Winner
Ish Muhammad, She Fierce, Mixed media
Marty Bohn, Santeria Dancer, Photograph
Corey Crum, Egomaniac, Oil on canvas, 77th Annual Salon Show Helen V. Surovek Memorial Award
student l o o h c s h ig ah ing the in o j Do you know in d e t s be intere who might
s t r A e r o South Shts Board? Teen Ar Teens interested in being a part of this exciting program should visit southshoreartsonline.org/teen-art-board. Participation is free and made possible with support from BP.
state of the arts Arts Commission Invests Over $3M to Strengthen Communities Through Arts and Creativity The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) has awarded $3,038,223 to 390 nonprofits to fund arts projects and organizations around the state through the Arts Project Support and Arts Organization Support grant programs. During its June 25th Quarterly Business Meeting, the Commission approved the funding recommendations for the two grant programs. Applications were reviewed by 167 Indiana residents from around the state with expertise in arts, community development, and finance. In Northwest Indiana, the IAC has awarded $247,408 to 43 Region 1 grant applicants in Lake, Porter and La Porte counties for arts activities to be conducted between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022. The specific funding allocations are as follows: Arts Organization Support Level 1 (Applicants Requesting up to $10,000) Art Barn School of Art – $7,671 Association of Artists & Craftsmen – $6,671 Beachfront Dance School – $5,717 Books Brushes & Bands for Education – $6,717 Dunes Arts Foundation – $5,717 Lakeshore Community Concerts – $5,717 Miller Beach Arts & Creative District – $7,671 South Shore Dance Alliance – $4,737 Towle Performing Arts Company – $7,623 Arts Organization Support Level II (Applicants Requesting up to $20,000) Community Theatre Guild – $9,530 Indiana Ballet Theatre – $9,530 La Porte County Symphony Orchestra – $10,530 Jack & Shirley Lubeznik Center for the Arts – $13,388 Memorial Opera House – $9,335.04 Northwest Indiana Symphony Orchestra – $18,106 South Shore Arts – $18,106 Arts Projects Support (APS Applicants to receive $3,900, unless otherwise noted) Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Northwest Indiana Cesare Battisti Lodge Chautauqua in the Dunes Duneland Family YMCA
Duo Sequenza Family Folklore Foundation ($3,120) Genesius Guild Humane Indiana ($2,730) Indiana Dunes Environmental Learning Center International Friendship Gardens Music Festival ($3,690) L’arc en Ciel Theatre Group Michigan City Chamber Music Festival* Michigan City Messiah Neighbors Broadcasting (DBA: WVLP-LP) ($1,387) Northwest Indiana Excellence in Theatre Foundation Northwest Indiana Public Broadcasting Opportunity Enterprises* Regional Performing Arts Company Rockopelli Seedlings Theatre Company South Shore Brass Band South Shore Chamber Orchestra Top 20, Inc. Town of Munster/Board of Parks & Recreation Tradewinds Services Inc.* Volunteer Office for Community Accessibility, Resource & Training ($3,510) WJOB Radio Station * Arts Trust Project Designees whose grants are supported in part by donations to the Indiana Arts Trust through the purchase of Celebrate the Arts license plates. Region 1 applications were reviewed online April 27 and 28, 2021, by volunteer panelists Liam Bonner, Donna Catalano, Mary Foell, Matt Franklin, Esther Guncheon, Mark Kesling, Jessica Knudsen-Bahney, Karen Lauerman, Jane Lohmeyer, Elaine Mancini, Don Parker, Phil Potempa, Lane Velayo, and Cynthia Young. Larry Brechner, Denise Dillard and Dustin Ritchea served as facilitators. We thank them for their service and thoughtful consideration of our FY2022 applicants. The IAC’s next funding cycle for programs to be conducted between July 1, 2022, and June 30, 2023, will begin in January with proposals due in March, 2022. South Shore Arts Executive Assistant Kelly Freeman will be available for grant consultation starting in January.
Thank your legislators for their recent arts support and let them know how the arts are making a difference in Indiana! Need to know who your legislators are and how to contact them? Go to http://iga.in.gov/legislative/2021/legislators/ search/.
Hopeful Note
YOUTH ORCHESTRA DONORS OF $150 OR MORE Sue & Andy Arnold Karen B. & Philip L. Bachman Carole Bezat The ChouPhoto Family by Godwin Chou Community Foundation of Northwest Indiana Kay Depel Sara & Jim Palkon Tresa & Raymond Radermacher Christine & Ron Small Women’s Association of the Northwest Indiana Symphony Society
Despite the closures and cutbacks of the past year, the Northwest Indiana Symphony Youth Orchestra was able to fulfill its mission of educating young musicians in a professional symphony atmosphere, providing training by professional musicians, and giving opportunities to perform a wide variety of symphonic music. Throughout the year, musicians met in small groups, working with Maestro Philip Bauman and adult musicians from the Orchestra. Each six-week session ended with a filming day, and the performances remain available to view on YouTube. In March, the Youth Orchestra performed a virtual version of its annual Showcase Gala. Unable to gather for dinner and a concert, patrons were given the opportunity to donate directly to the Youth Orchestra, which thanks all those who contributed and helped make this event a success. The season culminated with a spring concert in which special guests were invited by graduating seniors and soloists. Family and friends enjoyed live performances by the full orchestra, a variety of small ensembles, and Concerto Competition winners. The 2021-22 season will continue to follow CDC guidelines to give musicians another year of opportunities. Plans for the year include concerts at Theatre at the Center and the return of the Showcase Gala. Information regarding dates and times can be found on the Symphony website.
PHILIP BAUMAN, CONDUCTOR
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AUDITIONS
FOR THE 2021-2022 SEASON
SEPTEMBER 26, 2021 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
CENTER FOR VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS 1040 RIDGE ROAD, MUNSTER, INDIANA
ALL INSTRUMENTS AUDITION MATERIALS AVAILABLE AT NISORCHESTRA.ORG
yo@nisorchestra.org or 219.835.0525 x201
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fall art classes *
South Shore Arts Members receive a 10% discount on classes.
OCTOBER 4 – DECEMBER 11, 2021
Classes are 9 sessions unless otherwise noted. NO CLASSES WEEK OF NOV. 22-27. All in-person classes are currently being held in our studios at the Center for Visual & Performing Arts in Munster, at Substation No. 9 in Hammond and online.
Classes and Workshops for Pre-K, Children, Teens, Adults & Seniors South Shore Arts has been offering quality art instruction for 50 years! Classes include a wide variety of disciplines and media for any interest and ability level. The talented instructors at South Shore Arts are primarily working artists with degrees in their respective fields.
art classes Art Classes for Children, Teens, Adults & Seniors Looking for quality art instruction? You’ve found it! South Shore Arts employs a talented staff of teaching artists. Many of our instructors are professional artists currently working in the field. They bring their knowledge and talents to create a vibrant learning experience like no other! Please visit our website for full class descriptions and online registration. A staff member will also be happy to assist you with your registration by phone or in person at our Munster and Crown Point branches.
REGISTER ONLINE southshoreartsonline.org
FALL CLASSES Classes start October 4, 2021
ADULT CLASSES Classes for adults are 9 sessions unless otherwise noted. NO CLASSES WEEK OF NOV. 22-27.
MUNSTER
AGE GROUP
MONDAYS Intermediate/Advanced Ceramics Studio Figure Drawing
ages 16–adult ages 18–adult
TUESDAYS Adult Ceramics Open Studio Intro to Ceramics Painting Studio: Water-Based Media
DATE
PRICE
6:00 – 9:00 pm 6:00 – 8:30 pm
Oct. 4 – Dec. 6 Oct. 4 – Dec. 6
$ 235 $ 220
ages 18–adult ages 16–adult ages 16–adult
2:30 6:00 6:00
– 5:30 pm – 9:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Oct. 5 – Dec. 7 Oct. 5 – Dec. 7 Oct. 5 – Dec. 7
$ 235 $ 235 $ 190
WEDNESDAYS Intermediate/Advanced Ceramics Studio Professional Development for Artists
ages 16–adult ages 16–adult
6:00 6:00
– 9:00 pm – 7:30 pm
Oct. 6 – Dec. 8 Oct. 6 – Dec. 8
$ 235 $ 120
THURSDAYS Printmaking on Fabric Senior Art Workshop
ages 16–adult ages 55+
5:30 3:00
– 8:30 pm – 5:00 pm
Oct. 7 – Dec. 9 Oct. 7 – Dec.9
$ 140 $ 95
ONLINE / REMOTE
AGE GROUP
DATE
PRICE
WEDNESDAYS Photoshop
ages 16–adult
Oct. 6 – Dec. 8
$ 120
HAMMOND
AGE GROUP
DATE
PRICE
TUESDAYS Drawing & Painting: the Art Elements Senior Art Workshop
ages 16–adult ages 55+
Oct. 5 – Dec. 7 Oct. 5 – Dec. 7
$ SEE* $ SEE*
* Pricing for classes in Hammond is on a pay-what-you-can basis
FEATURED CLASS Painting Studio: Water-Based Media Much-loved instructor Tom Torluemke returns to the South Shore Arts studios! In this class, students will learn to use a variety of paint media. Tom is an Indiana artist whose practice spans 40 years and includes works in painting, drawing, sculpture and installations in a variety of mediums.
TIME
TIME
6:30
– 8:00 pm
TIME
9:30 – 11:30 am 12:00 – 2:00 pm
FEATURED CLASS Art & Story Hour The art instructor will begin each session by reading a story to the young artists. The story will be followed by a related art project that allows the students to explore a variety of mediums and techniques, while engaging with the literature in a creative way. This class will be taught online and young artists will be able to participate from the comfort of their own homes. Instructor: Cara Schmitt
CHILDREN & YOUTH CLASSES Classes for children & youth are 9 sessions unless otherwise noted. NO CLASSES WEEK OF NOV. 22-27.
MUNSTER
AGE GROUP
TIME
DATE
PRICE
MONDAYS Manga: Japanese Comics
ages 9–16
5:00
– 6:30 pm
Oct. 4 – Dec. 6
$ 120
WEDNESDAYS Artists & Movements in Art
ages 9–12
5:00
– 6:30 pm
Oct. 6 – Dec. 8
$ 120
THURSDAYS Art Foundations (6 Sessions)
ages 3–5
10:00 – 11:00 am
Oct. 7 – Nov. 11
$ 75
SATURDAYS Intro to Ceramics for Bigs & Littles Intro to Ceramics: Handbuilding Ceramics Studio: All Levels Youth Drawing Studio Youth Drawing Studio Children's Drawing & Painting (6 sessions)
ages ages ages ages ages ages
9:00 10:30 12:30 9:00 11:00 1:00
June June June June June June
$ 140 $ 140 $ 140 $ 120 $ 120 $ 120
ONLINE / REMOTE
AGE GROUP
TIME
DATE
PRICE
MONDAYS Children’s Drawing & Painting (6 Sessions)
ages 6–10
4:30
Jun. 21 – Jul. 26
$ 75
TUESDAYS Art & Story Hour (6 Sessions)
ages 3–6
10:00 – 11:00 am
Oct. 5 – Nov. 9
$
WEDNESDAYS Manga: Japanese Comics - All Levels
ages 9–16
4:30 – 6:00 pm
Oct. 6 – Dec. 8
$ 120
HAMMOND
AGE GROUP
TIME
DATE
PRICE
THURSDAYS Children’s Drawing & Painting (6 sessions) Youth Drawing Studio
ages 6–10 ages 11–16
4:00 5:30
Oct.7 – Nov.11 Oct.7 – Dec.9
$ SEE* $ SEE*
5–9 w/adult 9–12 11–16 9–12 12–16 6–10
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10:00 am 12:00 am 2:00 pm 10:30 am 12:30 pm 2:00 pm
– 5:30 pm
– 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
26 26 26 26 26 26
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Aug. 21 Aug. 21 Aug. 21 Aug. 21 Aug. 21 July 31
75
* Pricing for classes in Hammond is on a pay-what-you-can basis
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fall art classes
OCTOBER 4 – DECEMBER 11, 2021