For more details, please visit: fineartsassociation.org
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• Unless noted otherwise, most Winter-Spring 2026 Semester classes are NOW 20-weeks long. For classes that are less than 20 weeks – see individual class listings in this catalog and on-line for start & end dates.
• If class beginning dates are earlier OR later than those noted above, the dates are indicated in this catalog and online in the class descriptions.
• Make-up lessons/classes are given only when the instructor cancels lessons/ classes or for inclement weather or emergency building closures.
The Fine Arts Association Winter-Spring 2026 Calendar
November 5 - 21
December 16 April 1 - 7
May 25 January 12
June 15
Early Registration Incentive of 3% off tuition for Winter-Spring 2026
Final day for returning music students to retain current music slots for Winter-Spring 2026
Winter-Spring 2026 Semester begins- 20 weeks
Building closed for all classes/lessons for Spring Break
Building closed for all classes/lessons in observance of Memorial Day
Summer 2026 Semester begins - 6 weeks
We aspire to spark creativity, confidence, and a sense of belonging
Getting the Most Out of Your Experience
Making the most of your arts investment is an important goal. To assist you in doing so, we encourage the following:
1.Meet your child's teacher and develop a rapport. Build a partnership that leads to lasting success for your student.
2.Demonstrate a positive attitude about their arts education. If you value it, they will too.
3.Help your child prepare. Make sure they practice and set time aside to prepare each week. Growth requires discipline. The arts provide a perfect training ground for developing this essential life skill.
4.Ask for help if you think your child may need it. Every child learns differently. You know more about your child then your teacher does. Let the teacher know your concerns.
If you feel that the class or teacher are not the right fit, we urge you to follow the steps as outlined below.
1.You or your child attend at least three classes as a full participant.
2.As a parent, you observe at least one class.
3.You attempt weekly communication with your child's teacher about the class, its objectives, and how to make the most of the class for you and your child.
4.After those prerequisites have been met and you still are concerned about you or your child's progress, you may request a meeting with the teacher, department director (as applies) and the CEO. After that conversation, the student may be requested to join to give them a chance to detail their concerns.
We hope that these opportunities to discover and communicate lead to the best possible outcomes for you, your child, and the teacher
Photos by Howard Bruce, Prelude Photography, FAA Staff, Faculty & Volunteers
FAA Dance faculty
DANCE INSTRUCTION
• The FAA Dance Program offers Early Childhood, Ballet, Jazz, Contemporary, Tap, and Hip Hop.
• We welcome dancers as they are and at any level, age, and experience. Utilizing these guiding factors, dancers are placed with intention to ensure safety, achievement, and enjoyment. Students are evaluated annually to continue proper placement relative to program, dancer, and family goals.
• Our youngest dancers (ages 2-4) are offered combination classes of ballet/ tap/jazz to explore movement and learn spatial awareness. Beginner level dancers (ages 5-9) are offered classes in all of the dance forms allowing them a foundation in the basic vocabulary and kinesiology.
• Dancers studying in the upper-level classes will develop technical proficiency, style and performance qualities and an overall understanding of the many paths they can pursue dance.
• Overall, no matter the age, we provide a safe space for students, to learn, express, grow, unite and have fun.
Dance Companies
• Fine Arts Association presents Emerge, Verge and Edge (EVE). This is our performance and competition section of the dance program that allows dancers to be exposed to a high-level dance experience.
• These 3 dance companies perform and compete all over northeast Ohio. The commitment to these companies advances past the normal recreational dance commitment. Dancers that join these companies will have the opportunity to perform and compete in Musical Theater, Jazz, Contemporary and Hip Hop. Dancers are exposed to many opportunities, scholarships and more by joining EVE and competing. Participation in these companies may require additional costume, competition, and private lesson fees.
2025-2026 Auditions for Dance Companies:
• Auditions for the FAA Dance Companies Emerge, Verge and Edge will be during our Summer 2026 Semester. Call for Customer Experience at 440-951-7500 for information.
2026 Dance Recital:
• Dance classes with one or two asterisks will participate in our 2026 Dance Recitals. Classes with 2 asterisks will have additional recital/ costume fees. Details will be shared in December.
• Most Lower Level Classes will be in the 2026 dance recital. The last class (week 19) will be the recital.
Upper Level Classes will be participating in the 2026 dance recital and will also include a separate recital fee of $50-$75. The last class (week 19) will be the recital.
Private Dance Lessons:
• Refine your technique with individual attention. Classes are tailored to further develop skills based on individual goals. Contact Customer Experience at (440) 951-7500 for further information.
Dance Class ExperiencesVaarious (Ages 2-6)
Ballet (Ages 5 and Up)
Dance Class Experiences
Dance Class ExperiencesHip Hop (Ages 5 and Up)
Dance Class ExperiencesJazz
Dance Class ExperiencesTechnique (Ages 13-18)
Class
DSP2661 ** Emerge Hip Hop Friday January 16, 2026 5/29/2026 5/30/2026 05:00 PM 06:00
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January 17, 2026 5/29/2026 5/30/2026 10:00 AM 11:00
$323 DSP2665 ** Verge Contemporary Saturday January 17, 2026
$485 DSP2662 ** Verge Hip Hop Friday January 16, 2026 5/29/2026 5/30/2026
DSP2668 ** Verge Jazz Saturday January 17, 2026 5/29/2026 5/30/2026
DSP2666 ** Edge Contemporary Monday January 12, 2026 5/29/2026 5/30/2026
DSP2663 ** Edge Hip Hop Tuesday January 13, 2026 5/29/2026 5/30/2026
DSP2669 ** Edge Jazz Monday January 12, 2026 5/29/2026 5/30/2026
Adapted Dance (Ages 5-15)
Dance Class
CAT2601A Adapted Dance (5-9yr olds)Session 1 Monday January 19, 2026 March 9, 2026 05:30
Dance Class ExperiencesFads and Ballroom Dances (Adult)
Lisa-Marie French $15 DSP2699B Dance NightBallroom Friday February 6, 2026 February 6, 2026
DSP2699A Dance NightDance Hall Fads (1900’s) Friday January 30, 2026
Sarah Ru - ple-Tilson $15 DSP2699C Dance NightBig Apple Circle Dances Friday February 13, 2026 February 13, 2026
- ple-Tilson $15
Lisa-Marie French $15 DSP2699D Dance NightBallroom Friday February 20, 2026 February 20, 2026
Lisa-Marie French $15
DSP2699E Dance NightCelebrate the 70’s Friday February 27, 2026 February 27, 2026
Ru - ple-Tilson $15 DSP2699G Dance Night20th Century Line Dancing Friday March 13, 2026 March 13, 2026
Lisa-Marie French $15
French $15
DSP2699J Dance NightFad Dances of the 1980’s Friday March 27, 2026 March 27, 2026
DSP2699K Dance NightBallroom Friday April 10, 2026 April 10, 2026
DSP2699L Dance Night21st Century Line Dances Friday April 17, 2026 April 17, 2026 07:00 PM 08:30 PM
DSP2699M Dance NightBallroom Friday April 24, 2026 April 24, 2026 07:00 PM 08:30 PM 18 NA Sarah Ruple-Tilson $15
Lisa-Marie French Sarah Ruple-Tilson $15
DSP2699N Dance NightDancer’s Choice Dance Party Friday May 1, 2026 May 1, 2026
MUSIC
FAA MUSIC faculty
FACULTY
WINDS
CHARLES BAKER, CLARINET
JUDITH ELIAS, FLUTE
ZACHARY ELMORE, BASSOON
ED MICHAELS, SAXOPHONE
MALIK NOWLIN, SAXOPHONE/OBOE
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MATTHEW C. SAUNDERS, TROMBONE
ANDREW TATMAN, TUBA/EUPHONIUM
JOSHUA WOODIE, TRUMPET
USSION
CHRIS VANDALL, PERCUSSION
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BELLA BRANDELIS
JONATHAN “SKIP” EDWARDS
CLIFF HABIAN
SANNI KEARNS
BARBARA KLONOWSKI
FEROZA LABONNE
MARYANN MESSINA
DR. TIMOTHY MINNIS
MARGARET SYRONEY
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SANNI KEARNS
LAURA FISK
BOB GODFREY
DARRYL LEWIS
VAL SIBILA
PHYLLIS SPEIRS
S STRINGS
BELLA BRANDELIS, VIOLIN
DENNY CARLETON, GUITAR/UKULELE/BANJO
NATALIA DEPOY, VIOLIN
JONATHAN “SKIP” EDWARDS, GUITAR/CELLO/STRING BASS
GEORGE GECIK, GUITAR/UKULELE/BANJO
LAUREN GODFREY, VIOLIN
RUNAN LI, CELLO
DR. CAROL LINSENMEIER, VIOLIN/FIDDLE/VIOLA
For faculty bios, class descriptions & to enroll, please visit: fineartsassociation.org
PRIVATE MUSIC INSTRUCTION
Private Music Instruction
• The Fine Arts Association offers private music lessons with highly trained faculty in most disciplines for beginners, intermediate, and advanced students. Our program has been nominated “Best in the East” a number of times. We offer placement counseling to help you or your child get the most out of the experience. Call Customer Experience at (440) 951-7500 for more information.
Recital Opportunities
• The Fine Arts Association provides regular opportunities for music students to perform in music showcase recitals. Music showcase recitals are f ree, and the community is welcome! If you are a music student interested in participating in a music showcase recital, please communicate with your Fine Arts instructor.
Suzuki Instruction
• Dr. Shinichi Suzuki began to teach music by applying the basic principles of learning language. When learning a language, one listens, speaks, reads and writes, in that order. In the Suzuki approach, the student listens, plays, then reads and writes. Call Customer Experience at (440) 951-7500 for more information.
Adapted Lessons
• Available to any student regardless of age or ability: Our music therapists are available to provide an introduction to independent music lessons, help determine preference for select instruments, teach general music concepts in an engaging way, and foster a love of music learning for even the littlest maestro! Please call for more information and to learn more about our early childhood programming. Contact Ann Marie Raddell, Director of Creative Arts Therapies, at (440) 951-7500 x124 or araddell@fineartsassociation.org for adapted music lessons for children through adults.
FAA has over 500 students of all ages who take private music lessons per year. lessons, call (440) 951-7500. To sign up for music classes, visit
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$51 MSP2601C Music Makin’Session 1 Thursday January 15, 2026 February 19, 2026 10:00 AM 10:30 AM Infant 6 w/adult Ellen
Music Makin’Session 2 Thursday March 5, 2026 April 16, 2026 10:00 AM 10:30 AM Infant 6 w/adult Ellen Mann $51 MSP2601J Music Makin’Session 3 Thursday April 30, 2026 June 4, 2026 10:00 AM 10:30 AM Infant 6 w/adult Ellen Mann $51
Piano and GuitarAges 7-17
Group
Beginning Group Piano for Teens Saturday April 11, 2026 May 30, 2026 01:00 PM 02:00 PM 12 17 G. Markulin $160 MSP2631A Beginning Group Guitar for Teens Saturday January 24, 2026 March 14, 2026 02:00 PM 03:00 PM 12 17 G. Markulin $160
MSP2631B Beginning Group Guitar Saturday April 11, 2026 May 30, 2026 02:00 PM 03:00 PM 7 11 G. Markulin $160
EVA ANDERSON
DORIANN D'APICE
JILLIAN GILLESPIE
LISA-MARIE FRENCH
DAWN HILL
DAVID MALINOWSKI
SANDY
THEATRE INSTRUCTION
• Theatre students of all ages explore and develop their acting skills through a variety of immersive, hands-on theatre classes. We offer beginning, intermediate, and advanced level classes depending on the student’s age, needs and ability.
• Basic techniques include, but are not limited to: vocal projection, diction, memorization, and blocking (stage placement). In advanced classes students will hone their craft, while becoming more comfortable with character choices and development, script analysis, stage presence, and line delivery.
• Students with prior training from outside organizations will meet with faculty to determine placement in various programs.
Class ExperiencesAges 6-8
Theatre
Theatre Class ExperiencesAges 9-11
Theatre Class ExperiencesAges 12-18
FAA visual arts faculty
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FACULTY
CONNOR COSTANZO
ERIANA HARGROVE
JULIE KROFCHECK
KATHY MERCER
JULIA MLAKAR
MELISSA NICKERSON
BRITTANY WEISBARTH
VISUAL ARTS INSTRUCTION
In the Visual Arts Department, ALL are welcome, beginners through advanced. Achieve your artistic goals, strengthen your skills, and give your creativity wings.
Helpful Art Department Information:
A perfect start to art with Early Childhood Classes
A wonderful place to develop creativity, coordination, cognitive, and multisensory skills. A variety of class options are available for children ranging from 2-6 years old. Due to classes using many different art supplies, we suggest enrollment in visual art classes for those children who no longer explore by putting items in their mouth. This applies to ALL visual art classes.
Ceramics
The Art Department proudly features an extensive variety of classes that focus on working with clay for ALL ages 3 and up. Adult Ceramics and Clay Studio (adult) have an additional clay fee. Clay can be purchased at Customer Experience.
Note: Due to scheduling and associated costs, only ceramics projects completed onsite during class at The Fine Arts Association will be fired using FAA equipment.
Creative Painting & Drawing and Art Club Classes
All art classes can be taken repeatedly by the same student; artists will strengthen skills each session. Classes are all numbered based on age not skill.
Art Club: Large variety of drawing and painting media. Has elements of threedimensional crafting such as air-dry clay, decoupage, painting on fabric, or sculptural creations.
Creative Painting and Drawing: Includes a large variety of drawing and painting media only.
VisualArts
Adult Painting Classes
Enjoy our warm, welcoming studio environment and grow those skills! Students bring their own supplies.
Bring the following to each class:
• A photo or image you are interested in using as inspiration for your painting
• An 11x14 canvas
• The following acrylic paint colors: cerulean blue, white, ultramarine blue, violet, burnt sienna, sap green, viridian, red, paynes gray, any color orange, any dark yellow.
• An assortment of paintbrushes: ½” flat, 1” flat, ½” filbert, a fine brush for details, ¼” flat, #6 round (make sure they say “for acrylic paint” in the description). If you have additional paintbrushes, feel free to bring them.
• Kneadable eraser
• Something to use as a palette
• A toolbox to keep it all in
Sewing and Crochet Classes
ALL SKILL LEVELS WELCOME in sewing and crochet classes. No experience required. Those who have experience will still benefit from growing their skills and learning new techniques. See course descriptions for more details. All supplies provided.
Visual Arts Experiences -Ages
Visual Arts Experiences -Ages 6-12
Visual Arts Experiences
Club IISession 3 Spring Break (Flowers, Birds, and Butterflies)
VASP2616A Creative Painting and Drawing I: Special Edition, “Disney Magic Kingdom” Wednesday January 14, 2026 February 11, 2026 04:00
VASP2616B Creative Painting and Drawing I: Special Edition, “The World of Peanuts and Charlie Brown” Wednesday February 25, 2026
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VASP2617 Creative Painting and Drawing II (Nature Focus)Thursday February 5, 2026 May 14, 2026 04:30 PM 05:30 PM 9 12 Julia Mlakar $280
VASP2618 Creative Painting and Drawing III (Nature Focus)Tuesday February 3, 2026 May 12, 2026 06:00 PM 07:00 PM 12 15 Julia Mlakar $280
VASP2634 Comics, Cartoons, and Illustration Tuesday February 3, 2026 May 12, 2026 04:30 PM 05:30 PM 6 10 Julia Mlakar $280
VASP2631A Painting and CoffeeSession 1 Thursday January 29, 2026 March 19, 2026 9:30 AM 11:00 AM 18 up Kathy Mercer $204
VASP2631B Painting and CoffeeSession 2 Thursday April 9, 2026 May 28, 2026 9:30 AM 11:00 AM 18 up Kathy Mercer $204
VASP2681 The Magic of Paper!A Class for Adults Monday February 2, 2026 April 27, 2026 11:00 AM 12:30 PM 18 up Melissa Nickerson $360
Creative Arts Therapies
MUSIC THERAPISTS
JULIA BELLISARIO, LPMT, MT-BC
NICOLE FARMER, LPMT, MT-BC
JILLIAN GILLESPIE, LPMT, MT-BC
ELLEN MANN, LPMT, MT-BC
G MARKULIN, MA, LPMT, MT-BC
ALEX MULLENAX, LPMT, MT-BC
DANIELLE MUSAT, LPMT, MT-BC, NMT
ANN MARIE RADDELL, MA,LPMT, MT-BC, NICU MT
A ART THERAPISTS
CONNOR COSTANZO, MA, LPAT, ATR, LPC
OLIVIA DOTY, MA, LPATLPC, ATR-P
AUTUMN SIERRA-HOLLOWAY, LPC, ATR-P
The Fine Arts Association offers virtual and/or in-person group and individual services in both music and art therapies along with adapted programming and specialized workshops.
ANN MARIE RADDELL Director of Creative Arts Therapies
MUSIC THERAPY
• Music Therapy is the structured use of music experiences by a trained professional to help individuals of all ages and abilities achieve specific goals such as attention to task, motor development, appropriate social interaction, language development, positive self-worth, emotional expression, and much more.
• Scholarship forms can be obtained through our website at fineartsassociation.org/scholarships or you may stop by in person during normal business hours and obtain a scholarship application from a member of our Customer Experience team.
• Please visit fineartsassociation.org/education/therapy/ to learn more about assessments, individual lessons, social groups, adapted music lessons, and off-site services.
• Contact Director of Creative Arts Therapies Ann Marie Raddell at 440-951-7500 x124 or araddell@fineartsassociation.org for further information on Music Therapy services or to schedule an assessment.
ART THERAPY
• Art Therapy is "the therapeutic use of making" used to promote physical, social, and emotional health, and wellbeing.
• Everyone can create art! In Art Therapy, ANY person can be successful regardless of their ability. No prior arts experience is required. At FAA the Art Therapist (ATR) works closely with parents and caregivers to develop goals based on the individual's physical, behavioral, social, emotional, cognitive, language, and communications needs.
• Benefits of art therapy may include improvements in fine motor skills, participation, attention span, social skills, turn-taking, quality of life, creative expression, and self-awareness.
• Art making sessions may include drawing, painting, and/or sculpture.
• Scholarships are available for families who qualify.
• Please visit fineartsassociation.org/education/therapy/ to learn more about assessments, individual lessons, social groups, adapted music lessons, and off-site services.
• Contact Director of Creative Arts Therapies Ann Marie Raddell at 440-951-7500 x124 or araddell@fineartsassociation.org for information on Art Therapy services or to schedule an assessment.
NOTE: Assessment required for entrance into Creative Arts Therapies programs.
CreativeArtsTherapies
The Fine Arts Association Adapted Dance program is designed for individuals with differing abilities, focusing on creating an open environment in which all abilities can participate. Explore a variety of movement with the opportunity for self-expression through dance. Learn spatial awareness, balance, and body control. Assessment required for new clients entering the Creative Arts Therapies program.
Adapted Dance Classes may participate in the Spring 2026 Dance Recital. More information once classes begin.
jOIN US ARTVENTURE DAYS
Ages 5-13
WHEN SCHOOL IS OUT! WHEN SCHOOL IS OUT!
MLK Day
MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 2026 - MASP2602
Presidents Day
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2026 - MASP2603
Willoughby-Eastlake Schools In-Service Days
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2026 - MASP2604A
FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 2026 - MASP2604B
Mentor Schools In-Service Day
FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 2026 - MASP2605
Bring a packed lunch and a water bottle
When school is out, bring the kids to FAA to explore Dance, Music, Visual Arts and Theatre! Artventure Days are from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm. Cost is only $75 per child. BONUS!
Before Camp Care is INCLUDED in the tuition. Drop off is between 8:00 - 9:00 am.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION!
Registration
• Registration is available in person, by phone, or online.
• Tuition fees are due upon registration. Payment must be made at time of registration or lesson/class space is not guaranteed.
• Registration confirmations for enrollment are available by email only.
• Class cancellations by The Fine Arts Association may occur up to 36 hours prior to the start of a class. Notification may be made via phone and/or email, if available. Classes must meet minimum enrollment levels to run.
• Mid-session Class/Lesson Registration: Registrations are accepted in most classes and private lesson studios after a session begins, based on availability. Class tuition fees will be prorated. Classes that have occurred prior to registering mid-session will not be made up.
• Some classes may have additional material, recital, or competition fees as detailed in the catalog.
Discount Programs
For the 2025-2026 Program Year, The Fine Arts Association will be offering four discount programs. We will no longer be offering the Willoughby Discount, Andrews Osborne Discount, Senior/Military Discount. These savings are now included in the discount opportunities below. Only one discount type can apply to each class.
• Early Registration Incentive of 3% off tuition for Winter-Spring 2026 classes and lessons is available between November 5-21, 2025.
• Early Childhood Discount – For “Makin’” Classes, 15% off for each additional child.
• Combo Class Discount - Enroll in any type of class or private lesson and get a cascading discount as follows.
o first and highest cost class - full price;
o second class - 5% off,
o third class - 10% off,
o fourth class - 15% off,
o fifth class - 20% percent off,
o sixth class and beyond- 25% off,
o NOTE: Discounts are applied in descending order by cost of class. Additional discounts for some upper level dance classes may apply. Excludes Dance Night, “Makin”, private dance, private art, private theatre, and therapies.
• Dance Night Discount – Register for one class at a time or more. Get every fourth class free!
Scholarships
FAA is proud to offer various scholarships. Details and policies can be found at fineartsassociation.org/scholarships. When students are eligible for and receive scholarships, the scholarships will be applied to charges remaining after the student's portion of tuition has been applied and any discounts calculated.
Payment Options
• We accept VISA, Master Card, Discover, cash, or check.
• A $35.00 fee applies for any returned checks or credit card charges.
• Monthly Payment Option: Lesson and class tuition that total over $200 are eligible for our monthly payment plan which divides the tuition into five equal installments. Visa, MasterCard, or Discover information is required to secure the payment plan obligation. Payment plan registration may be made in person or by telephone. Students are required to pay a $10 payment plan fee and the first payment installment at the time of registration. The four remaining installments will be charged to the credit card (Visa, MasterCard, or Discover) provided at the time of registration mid-month. For specific dates, please contact our Customer Experience Team.
Payment Authorization
If you sign up using a payment plan, you acknowledge that the The Fine Arts Association is authorized to charge your credit card on file for tuition fees, event fees, and other class-related fees. You agree that payment is due by the 15th of each month if you are on a payment plan. Any balance not paid in full by 5 PM on the 15th of each month is subject to a late fee of $15 and will be charged to the credit card on file.
Class or Lesson Make Up
• Make ups are provided to the student for instructor cancellations or school closings. Student absences are not required to be made up by the instructor.
• All students are encouraged to notify their instructor(s) of a class/lesson absence by calling the Customer Experience at (440) 951-7500.
• Your notification of your or your child's inability to attend a class is a courtesy to the instructor, but we cannot excuse you from a payment of class or lesson for which you have contracted even if you cancel all lessons or classes Tuition is not credited for missed classes.
Student Withdrawal Policy (acknowledgement required for enrollment)
You, the registrant, understand that the final day to request a refund is 24 hours before the start of any enrolled class. Full refunds for a class or lesson are given only when a student withdraws prior to the start date of the class or lesson. Once the class starts, FAA has contracted the faculty to teach for the entire session based upon my commitment. Therefore, I will be charged the full tuition amount even if I cancel before the end of a session. If I am on a payment plan, the remaining tuition is due upon cancellation.
You understand that only in extreme cases will refunds be considered once the session begins. These include circumstances where significant change in student or family circumstances render it impossible for the student to continue or pay. Significant changes do not include schedule difficulties, change of mind, lack of interest, etc.
You also understand that if I desire to request a refund in extreme circumstances, the CEO reserves the right to determine the appropriateness of any refund and determine the timing of any refunds given; not to exceed the end of that session. In this case, any refund would be prorated. Student Withdrawal Policy (acknowledgement required for enrollment)
Assumption of Risk (acknowledgement
required for enrollment)
By enrolling, you knowingly and freely assume all risks, both known and unknown, for yourself or yourself and your child) even if arising from the negligence of the releases or others, and assume full responsibility for your participation; and, willingly agree to comply with the stated and customary terms and conditions for participation.
Release of Liability (acknowledgement required for enrollment)
As the participant or on behalf of the participant, you agree to indemnify/reimburse The Fine Arts Association for damages or injuries arising from any claims, demand, or action or cause of action including damage to property, harm to other students, faculty, staff, etc.
Medical Emergencies (Optional)
You may choose to have The Fine Arts Association secure medical attention for yourself or your child in the event of an emergency which may occur under The Fine Arts Association’s supervision.
Safety & Security (acknowledgement required for enrollment)
Parents/guardians of preschool-age students (below kindergarten age) are requested to stay on-site during classes. Please be in proximity to the classroom space in order to assist your child with toileting needs and/or in need of additional support. All families should ensure that current emergency contact information and any critical medical information is on file and updated with Customer Experience for your child(ren).
Photographic Release (acknowledgement required for enrollment)
The Fine Arts Association will from time to time take photos or video of programs in an effort to share their great work or experience with parents, students, and the broader community. By registering for classes or lessons you agree to abide by The Fine Arts Association’s Policies and Procedures and grant and give The Fine Arts Association the right to use your or your child’s photograph or image with or without your or your child’s name, both single and in conjunction with other persons or objects, for any and all purposes including, but not limited to, private or public presentations, advertising, publicity, and promotion relating thereto. If you do not wish to grant permission for yourself or your child to be photographed, see the Customer Experience Staff for a Photographic Opt-Out form.
Acceptance of Terms and Conditions
Upon purchasing program services from The Fine Arts Association, you agree to be bound by all of its terms and conditions and acknowledge receipt and understanding of all The Fine Arts Association's terms and conditions. Copies of the terms and conditions agreement are found on Fine Art’s website, our registration platform, and at Customer Experience.
A Message from our Chief Executive Officer Paul Holm
An experience in the arts is like no other. At once, creativity, perseverance, empathy, deliberation, growth, dedication, contemplation, discovery, and community coexist. The arts make us better humans: better able to explore, express, question, think critically, and appreciate the beauty within and around us. At The Fine Arts Association, we are privileged to partner with you to create and discover art and all of these other human attributes under one roof. The possibilities are endless. No matter your age, experience, or aptitude, there is space here for you to create and grow.
