Teen dancers are offered creative classes in ballet, contemporary, Hip Hop, recreational, jazz, tap, and modern dance.
Pratt Fine Arts Center Teen Programs Pratt’s teen program is specifically designed for teens (13 – 17) who want to explore art making in a professional studio environment. Students gain understanding of complex concepts, problem-solving, risk-taking skills and discover positive ways to articulate the way they think and feel.
Teen Stylin’ is a twelve-week program, held Feb – May 2019 at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and includes workshops in which students learn from professional fashion designers and industry specialists to create innovative garments inspired by VMFA’s collection.
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Teen Theatre Arts at Fine Arts Our theatre classes provide opportunities for growth and expansion for every age and talent level. Whether you want to be on Broadway or just be more comfortable in front of other people – our theatre classes are for you, providing skills that can be applied to every facet of your life.
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A visit to the Fine Arts Center can be something planned for months (and our most popular shows and classes sell out quickly, so a bit of planning can put you ahead of the pack), or it could be delightfully spontaneous.
MFA Studio Art Classes for Teens ages 12–18 The Museum of Fine Arts offers studio art classes taught by experienced educators who are also professional artists. Students are invited to question, explore, experiment, and solve problems as they create and interact with art.
The Teen Arts Council (TAC) is the MFA’s leadership development program and paid job opportunity for Boston-area teens. The TAC offers participants the opportunity to engage with art, culture, and history; develop workplace and team building skills; and learn about a range of professional options and career paths.
With the Dunedin Fine Art Center’s Teen Art Club, middle college and early high college students can have fun while exploring artistic mediums and hanging out with friends! Beginning in January 2015, the Teen Art Club will meet on the third Saturday of each month from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.