Let creativity lead the way! In this hands-on class, young artists will explore a variety of materials, techniques, and styles while building confidence in their own creative voice. From drawing and painting to mixed media projects, each week brings a new artistic adventure. No experience needed—just imagination and a willingness to create!

Ages 9 - 12

Thursdays 11:30 - 12:30

This class is meant for actors who have never done theater or who have been in just a few (2 or 3) plays. We will learn the basic fundamentals: blocking, character development, improvisation, movement, voice, listening and auditioning. We will utilize theater games and techniques to get students ready for the stage.

Ages 9+

Tuesdays 4:45 - 5:30

Props, costume, makeup, oh, my! Pull back the curtain and dive into a world like none other as we learn through doing in this hands on, backstage experience.  This class will get down and dirty, so be sure to wear clothes that are comfortable and alright getting paint on!

Ages: 12+

Fridays 4:00 - 5:30

Introductory Spanish will teach the kids basic Spanish skills. Numbers, dates, how to start a conversation, how to ask questions, explain who you are and what you like, the present tense, and a little bit more.

Tuesdays 12:00 - 12:45

In this high school journalism course designed for homeschool students, aspiring reporters will develop the skills and confidence to tell meaningful, real-world stories. Students will learn the fundamentals of journalism—including interviewing techniques, ethical reporting, research, and article writing—before putting their knowledge into action. Through guided fieldwork, they will venture into the community to conduct interviews, investigate local topics, and capture stories that matter. This hands-on approach encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and clear communication, empowering students to become thoughtful and responsible storytellers.

Fridays 1:00 - 1:50

This engaging high school geared history course takes students on a deep dive into some of the most infamous figures in world history. Each week, students will examine a different historical “villain,” exploring the events, decisions, and cultural contexts that shaped their rise to power and legacy. Rather than simply labeling individuals as good or evil, the course challenges students to think critically about leadership, morality, propaganda, and how history is written.

Students will analyze primary and secondary sources, participate in guided discussions, and develop research and writing skills as they investigate how and why these figures are remembered the way they are. Topics may include political leaders, military figures, and controversial influencers across various eras and regions.

By the end of the course, students will have a stronger understanding of historical complexity and will be better equipped to evaluate how perspective and power shape the stories we inherit.

Fridays, 12:00 - 12:50

This class is for our littles, 2nd grade and under who want to learn some basic Spanish. We will "travel" through some Latin America countries and learn basic words, like shapes, numbers, colors while playing games and singing songs.

Ages PreK - 2nd

Tuesdays 1:15 - 1:45

This class is meant for actors who have taken a beginning acting class before or who have been in 4 or more plays. We will review the basic fundamentals of acting, as well digging deeper into character development, blocking, accents, cold readings, monologues, auditioning and movement in order to continue growing as performers.

Tuesdays 5:30 - 6:15

This class introduces young children to ballet through music, props, stories, and games. Combining creative movement with rhythm and body awareness, your littles will explore dance, build coordination, and express themselves in a playful, supportive environment.  

Ages 3 - 5

Fridays 9:30 - 10-:20

For budding scientists, Little Einsteins: Primary Science offers an exciting introduction to hands-on exploration and discovery. From creating slime to building simple circuits, students will dive into engaging experiments designed to spark curiosity and foster a love of learning. Each activity is carefully structured to be both safe and age-appropriate, ensuring a fun and enriching experience for every young learner.

Ages: PreK - 2nd

Tuesdays 12:00 - 12:45

Bring stories to life with Littles Theatre! Young performers will step into their favorite tales as they explore the basics of theatre, develop storytelling skills, and build confidence in front of an audience. Each week, a new story inspires creative expression, encouraging imagination, collaboration, and plenty of fun along the way.

Ages: PreK - 2nd

Fridays 3:15 - 4:00

Using the Little House novels by Laura Ingalls Wilder as our guide, students will journey back to the pioneer days and experience life on the frontier. Along the way, they’ll strengthen their reading comprehension, writing, and vocabulary skills while exploring what daily life was like for early settlers. Hands-on pioneer projects—such as crafting, cooking, and creative building activities—will bring history to life and make learning both engaging and memorable!

Grades 3rd - 8th

Tuesdays 11:00 - 11:50

Step into the world of Living Literature as we explore selections from J.R.R. Tolkien’s works, such as The Hobbit and The Fellowship of the Ring this semester. Through interactive reading, discussion, and creative activities, students will bring these timeless stories to life while strengthening their comprehension, critical thinking, and imagination.

Grades 7th - 12th

Fridays 2:00 - 2:50

A step-by-step guided painting class for 9-12 year olds with three goals: have fun, learn or improve upon a skill to take with you each class, and complete a painting to take home every two weeks. We'll learn about finding basic shapes in real pictures, perspective; tint, shade, tone, and hue; and other skills that won't become irrelevant after finishing one piece. The 6 completed paintings will include landscapes, still objects, and life. 

*This class is taught by an art student working towards a career in Art Education.  

Ages 9 - 12

Tuesdays 4:30 - 5:30

Get ready to make a mess and create something amazing! This playful, hands-on art class lets young artists explore paint, glue, texture, and color while experimenting with fun, process-based projects. It’s all about creativity, discovery, and enjoying the joy of making—no clean lines required!

Ages 3 - 5

Thursdays 9:30 - 10:00

Don’t miss this fun, hands-on art class designed for young artists ages 6–8 to explore their creativity through painting, drawing, sculpture, mixed media, and more. Students will experiment with different materials and techniques while building confidence, self-expression, and a love for art in a playful, encouraging environment. Perfect for curious creators who love to imagine, make, and get a little messy! 

Ages 6 - 8

Thursdays 10:30 - 11:15

Step into the world of storytelling through sound! In this unique class, students will explore the art of voice acting while creating original and adapted theatrical productions designed for audio performance. Students will develop vocal expression, character voices, narration techniques, and script-reading skills while learning how sound effects, music, and recording tools bring stories to life. Participants will also gain hands-on experience with recording equipment and basic audio editing, learning how to record dialogue, edit scenes, and produce polished radio-style performances. Throughout the course, students will collaborate to rehearse, record, edit, and produce their own audio productions while building confidence, creativity, and performance skills. Perfect for aspiring actors, storytellers, and creators who want to bring theatre to life in a whole new way.

Grades: 7th - 12th (need to be able to focus for an hour)

Thursdays 3:00 - 4:00

Students will learn how to confidently research, organize, and write strong academic papers. This class covers finding credible sources, note-taking strategies, thesis development, outlining, citations, and crafting polished research papers from start to finish.

Perfect for beginners, this small-group sewing class introduces students to the fundamentals of hand and machine sewing in a supportive, hands-on environment. With enrollment limited to just six students, participants receive individualized instruction while learning essential skills such as threading a machine, basic stitches, reading simple patterns, fabric handling, and sewing safety.

Students will complete beginner-friendly projects while building confidence, creativity, and practical skills they can continue to use for costumes, crafts, fashion, and everyday sewing. No prior experience is necessary—just a willingness to learn and create!

Thursdays 10:30 - 11:30

This fun and energetic class introduces students to the basics of tumbling in a safe and supportive theatre environment! Students will learn foundational skills such as forward rolls, backward rolls, cartwheels, bridges, and basic strength and flexibility exercises—all tailored to support stage movement and performance.  In addition to building coordination, balance, and body awareness, students will explore how tumbling can enhance storytelling, character work, and confidence on stage. No prior experience is required—just a willingness to move, try new things, and have fun!

This class is perfect for young performers who want to build physical skills that translate into stronger stage presence and more dynamic performances.

Grades: Early Elementary through Middle

Wednesdays 12:00 - 12:50