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SPONSORS:

FROM THE PRESIDENT...

“Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.”

—RALPH WALDO EMERSON

We are thankful each day to you for your enthusiastic participation in Maryland Hall

and our mission. Earlier this year, we created a new tag line for Maryland Hall, “art

for all.” Throughout all of the programs and activities highlighted in this catalog you

can see our mission to deliver “art for all” at work every day.

For this winter/spring catalog, we have added more highlights about our upcoming

activities and shared a story about our outreach program. We have limited the class

descriptions and ask you to go to our web site to view all of the details about our

classes. With the majority of class registrations taking place online, we think it makes

sense to save money on printing and create a catalog that more fully highlights all of

the diverse activities Maryland Hall has to offer our community.

I invite you to take a class, attend a performance, make a donation and enjoy all the

benefits of Maryland Hall membership. Our web site has new activities that enable

you and other community members to be educated and enriched through the arts. I

hope to see you at Maryland Hall soon and thank you for sharing our enthusiasm for

the arts.

Linnell Bowen, MHCA President

All That ArtFriday, April 29 | 6-9 pm

Join us for our 11th annual All That Art fundraising event with 50 pieces of beautiful art

up for auction! All That Art supports the artists and Maryland Hall. Watch your mail and

our web site for details!


SPONSORS:

CONTACT US: 801 Chase Street | Annapolis, MD 21401 | PHONE: 410.263.5544 BOX OFFICE: 410.280.5640

FAX: 410.263.5114 | WWW.MARYLANDHALL.ORG

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2015-2016

ChairmanSusan T. Ford, Esq.

Vice Chair Jeff Harris

SecretaryEmily (Penny) Evans

TreasurerNancy A. Politsch

Past ChairmanSean M. Looney

Margaret R. AxtellBud BillupsCynthia F. A. Busch Dana Kohnken Cole Helena CondezAmy DeAloia CrainEleni DykstraDr. Damean FreasAlan R. FriedmanLisanna Novey GardinerLinda GoodenKemp W. Hammond, Esq.Barbara Copeland JacksonChristine E. Killian Brian E. LeesRobert C. Leib Maureen McMahon, Ph.D.Patricia L. MotePatricia R. NalleyLily OpenshawSuzanne OwensAnne Cannon PalumboSara G. PhillipsMichael R. Roblyer, Esq. Mary White SpencerSolon K. WebbPaul G. Wood

table of contentsEvents ................................................................................. 7

Performances ..................................................................... 8

Exhibitions ......................................................................... 10

Meet the New Instructors ............................................... 12

New Classes this Season ................................................. 18

The Campaign for Maryland Hall Giving Roster ........... 15

Supporters ........................................................................ 17

Policies and Procedures .................................................. 30

CHILDREN & TEENS CLASSES

Artstart & Kindermusik .................................................... 18

Arts & Crafts for Children & Teens ................................. 19

Dance & Theatre for Children......................................... 19

Dance for Children & Teens ........................................... 19

Musical Theatre................................................................ 19

Maple Academy of Irish Dance ...................................... 20

Ballet Theatre of Maryland ............................................. 20

Annapolis Ballet School .................................................. 21

ADULT CLASSES

Dance for Adults .............................................................. 23

Music for Adults ............................................................... 24

Woodturning .................................................................... 24

Photography .................................................................... 24

Jewelry, Glass & Metal ..................................................... 25

Ceramics ............................................................................ 26

Drawing & Painting for Adults ......................................... 27

The Art of Wellness .......................................................... 29

Co-ops ............................................................................... 29

outreach

young patrons

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OUTREACH PROGRAMSOver the past five years, Maryland Hall’s Outreach

programs have grown in size and scope. “What began

as a varied assortment of activities, with an after-school

program here and a free performance there, has grown

into a carefully-planned series of ongoing activities,” says

Emily Garvin, MHCA’s Director of Programs. “We now

have a very robust series of activities throughout the year

to engage audiences, particularly underserved students,

in the arts.”

Maryland Hall’s Outreach Program includes the following:

★ Scholarships distributed to over 75 students each

year so they can take MHCA arts classes for free or

at reduced rates at Maryland Hall.

★ Between 40-50 after-school and summer activities for

underserved students from community organizations

ranging from the Annapolis Gardens and Admiral

Oaks Boys and Girls Clubs to Bates Middle School

Hispanic students. These programs, which are called

ArtReach, include hands-on arts workshops, tours

and community art projects.

★ Free performances through our partnership

with World Artists Experiences and our summer

concert series.

★ Class trips to Maryland Hall for school show

performances for local schools whose students

can’t afford the fees for class trips.

★ Our free annual Open House each spring that

highlights the diversity of classes, artists and arts

organizations that are housed at Maryland Hall.

Earlier this year Maryland Hall adopted a new tag line—art for all—that highlights our mission as a

community arts center. To deliver art for all to our community, Maryland Hall is expanding audiences

and creating new opportunities for community members to be involved and inspired by the arts.

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“Ensuring the arts are accessible to all community

members is the primary goal of our Outreach program,”

adds Garvin. “These programs are completely

funded through generous donations from individuals,

corporations and foundations and without this support

they couldn’t take place. As a community-based

organization, providing accessible arts opportunities is a

vital part of our mission.”

ARTISTS CONNECTING WITH COMMUNITY If you’ve visited the first floor of Maryland Hall recently,

you will see the work of an organization called Urban

Walls Brazil. The brainchild of local art lover, Roberta

Pardo, Urban Walls Brazil uses murals and workshops to

create an exchange

between cultures.

Pardo brought

several Brazilian

artists to Annapolis

in the fall to create

murals throughout

the Annapolis

Design District.

While here, the

artists also spent

several days at

Maryland Hall on a

number of community-based projects.

The artists spent a Saturday morning painting the first

floor hallway, creating vibrant, colorful scenes that

dramatically changed the look and feel of the space.

“The area they painted was drab-colored cinderblock,”

says Garvin. “It’s now a colorful, vibrant, inspiring

space.” The artists also spent several days in workshops

with students from our Outreach Program. During

the workshops, the Brazilian artists talked about their

background, how they became artists, the tradition of

graffiti, demonstrated painting techniques, and then

created a themed mural with the students. “It was a great

opportunity for these students to work alongside with

professionals and learn to express themselves through

art,” says Garvin.

continued...

Ensuring the arts are accessible to all community members is the primary goal of our Outreach program.

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Young PatronsEXPANDED AUDIENCESReaching new audiences is also part of delivering art

for all. Our ongoing classes, workshops and outreach

programs help introduce the arts to young audiences.

However, according to the National Endowment for the

Arts, dwindling arts audiences are a threat to the future

of the arts. Maryland Hall is embarking on several new

initiatives—with more to come—to bring new audiences

to the arts and to Maryland Hall specifically.

In an effort to connect and engage a younger audience

to Maryland Hall, a Young Patron Member program was

launched in 2014. It currently has more than 50 members

and is growing each month. This group of young

professionals (age 21-40) have hosted wine tasting events

at Maryland Hall and happy hours out in the community

to engage and connect young patron members.

“We found that twenty and thirtysomethings were not

well represented at Maryland Hall or at our events,”

says Donna Anderson, VP, Marketing and Development.

“By creating a Young Patron Member group we are

introducing this group to the arts, engaging them in

philanthropy and providing networking opportunities.

We hope to see this group double in size by next

year and help Maryland Hall

connect the arts with this

important audience.”

Maryland Hall’s partnership

with Rams Head over the

past two seasons is also

another opportunity to bring

new audiences to Maryland

Hall. Rams Head performances held at Maryland Hall

bring new and diverse performers to our stage that

complement our other performances. From Michael

Bolton and the Indigo Girls to Al Jarreau and Martin

Short, these Rams Head shows have brought new people

to Maryland Hall including local patrons and those from

Baltimore and Washington, DC, many from have never

been to our venue. "We look forward to many more

initiatives to expand our audience," says Garvin.

We hope to see this group double in size by next year.

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Young Patrons

Save the Date

ArtFestSaturday, March 19 | 1-4 pm

Hands-on activities, demonstrations, performances

and exhibits for all ages. Celebrate Maryland Day

at this free open house!


Performances

LUMA Theatre Tuesday, April 12, 2016 | 7:30pm

LUMA Theater is an exhilarating light spectacle that captures the audiences’ imaginations by using the

dark as the canvas and light as the brush to create colorful illusions by combining rhythmic gymnastics,

dance, magic, puppetry, and physics with well-coordinated motion. Blending various physical disciplines

with hi-tech luminous objects, LUMA creates a ‘TechnoCircus’ that is born in the shadows and has

audiences sitting on the edge of their seats. The viewer experiences artistic depictions of natural, artificial

and metaphysical light. Fireflies dance, shooting starts flash across a darkened stage, screen savers

undulate, carnival rides spin and EKG monitors pulse the heartbeat of the body electric.

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FootworksSaturday, April 30 | 7:30pm

Fiery fancy footwork sets the stage ablaze when the

aptly named company, Footworks, returns to Maryland

Hall for another spectacular performance. Known for

its energetic and imaginative choreography, Footworks

combines the elements of clog, step, and tap into a

fast-paced, exuberant dance production that leaves both

entertainer and audience breathless.

Cinderella: A Children’s OperaPresented by Annapolis Opera in conjunction with Towson University January 30 | 10:30am

Broadway in Annapolis: Finian’s RainbowPresented by Live Arts MarylandFebruary 12 | 7:30pm; February 13 | 3pm & 8pm

The Sleeping Beauty Presented by Ballet Theatre of MarylandFebruary 19 | 7:30pm; February 20 | 7pm; February 21 | 2pm

Symphonic TitansPresented by Annapolis Symphony OrchestraMarch 4 | 8pm; March 5 | 8pm;

Chamber Music: Rachmaninoff Vespers & MorePresented by Live Arts MarylandMarch 11 | 7:30pm; March 12 | 8pm

FaustPresented by Annapolis Opera March 18 | 8pm; March 20 | 3pm

Unanswered QuestionsPresented by Annapolis Symphony OrchestraApril 1 | 8pm; April 2 | 8pm

Beethoven Symphony #9 Presented by Live Arts MarylandApril 9 | 8pm

Londontowne Symphony OrchestraPresented by Londotowne Symphony OrchestraApril 10 | 3pm

Innovations 2016Presented by Ballet Theatre of MarylandApril 15 | 7:30pm; April 16 | 7pm; April 17 | 2pm

Robin TrowerPresented by Rams HeadApril 19 | 8pm

28th Annual Vocal Competition Presented by Annapolis Opera April 23 | TBD; April 24 | TBD

Orchestral Brilliance Presented by Annapolis Symphony Orchestra May 6 | 8pm; May 7 | 8pm

ASO Family Concert Presented by Annapolis Symphony OrchestraMay 14 |2 & 3:30pm

Kuder Trio and Opera SingerPresented by WAEMay 26 | 7pm

Juanito Pascual New Flamenco TrioFriday, April 22 | 7:30pm

The Juanito Pascual New Flamenco Trio features

top flamenco guitarist Juanito Pascual, world class

percussionist Tupac Mantilla and stunning bassist Brad

Barrett. The trio creates a sound that seamlessly merges

flamenco with elements of jazz, world-music and even

rock and soul influences.

RESIDENT COMPANY & OTHER PERFORMANCES

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Exhibitions

The Pace of My ConsiderationMarch 3 - April 9, 2016 | Maryland HallOpening Reception: Thursday, March 10 | 5:30-7pm

Maryland Hall is excited to be partnering with Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) on a Spring 2016

exhibition titled, The Pace of My Consideration, showcasing the work and creative process of the late

Donald Cook. Cook was an artist, writer, poet, teacher and scholar who served on the faculty in the Arts

Education MFA at MICA until his passing in 2010. He was a popular instructor at Maryland Hall for many

years in the 1990s and early 2000.

The exhibit is curated by Jen Melvin, Curatorial Practice MFA Candidate at MICA. The Curatorial Practice

program is the first MFA of its kind in the country that prepares students to push boundaries of the

curator’s role by creating exhibitions in both traditional and nontraditional venues and connecting the

often-present gap between the artist, art and the community.

Melvin connected with Linda Reeves, Kathy Keller and Laurie Nolan who are part of the Don Cook Art

Legacy Project. Formed in 2011, the project is dedicated to the exhibition, study and preservation of

the remarkable art and writing of Don Cook. The Pace of My Consideration focuses on the curator’s

exploration and excavation of the contents of a storage unit in Annapolis that housed Cook’s artwork and

ephemera. The Pace of My Consideration will feature Cook’s artwork alongside his numerous journals and

personal possessions exhibited in a manner that allows the visitor to become part of the investigation.

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March 3 - April 9Opening Reception: March 10 | 5:30-7 pm

Don Cook, Chaney GallerySee description on opposite page.

Transformations With Nature: New Media in Art, Song, and Video by Denee Barr, Martino GalleryVisual stories and narratives using silver gelatin mixed media photos, digital photos, video projection that uses older work as a derivative for new work.

April 18 - 29

All That Art Exhibit, Chaney & Martino GalleryExhibit of work to be auctioned at All That Art event on April 29, 2016.

January 11 - February 24 Opening Reception: January 14 | 5:30-7 pm

Townies, Chaney GalleryClassmates who graduated the same year from Annapolis High School (now Maryland Hall) exhibit their work together: Thackray Seznec, paintings, Neil Harpe, paintings, Sigrid Trumpy, paintings and prints and Steve Ritterbush, photography.

Color Crush, Martino GalleryArtist Sunhee Kim Jung displays works made of rock candies in the capsules. Each of 18 cavas panels are influ-enced by different color theories and is like a secret code.

Mike Kumer, Portraits, Openshaw GalleryComplementing the Townies exhibit is a display of portraits by Mike Kumar (1946 – 1992), a well-known Annapolis artist who was a contemporary of the artists in Townies.

UPCOMING EXHIBITS

May 12 – July 15, 2016 | Chaney & Martino Galleries

The Trumpy Boatyard was part of the rich nautical history of Annapolis, MD, from 1947 to 1974. Maryland Hall’s Director

of Exhibitions Sigrid Trumpy, granddaughter of founder John Trumpy, Sr., will curate this exhibition about the artistry

and craft of Trumpy Yachts. Through models, photographs, artifacts, vintage signage and original drawings, the exhibit

will follow the boat-building process from the small, hand-carved wooden model that was traditionally the first step in

the process to detailed drawings, lofting, framing and planking. To bring the boat-building process to life, the exhibit

will include a lofting of a Trumpy boat laid out on the exhibit floor, and will highlight the skilled craftsman who built

Trumpy boats.

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Maryland Hall is excited to welcome four new instructors to our roster of artists teaching classes: Livia Fiorio, Laura Switkes, Nick Barnes and Neil Harpe.

Livia Fiorio New instructor Livia Fiorio joins the Maryland Hall faculty to teach several new classes for young children. “I have been a working artist and teacher in the area for over 5 years,” she says. “Due to my time in the Peace Corps, my love of travel, and passion to explore, I have a very unique and positive outlook that is very present in my art.”

She will teach the following new classes: Art and Crafts for Young Children (3-5 years) on Saturday mornings in February; Everyday Art (3-5 years) on Saturday mornings in April; and Expressive Painting (6-8 years) on Saturday mornings in February.

Laura Switkes Laura is a master potter who graduated Summa Cum Laude from Bowie State University with a degree in Art Education. She also holds a masters equivalency in Ceramics. She was nominated in 2011 for career art teacher of the year from Maryland Art Education Association.

Laura got her start in the world of clay soon after graduating high school when she apprenticed in a NYC pottery where she got a solid education learning all aspects of the potters trade.

She maintains her potters studio at her home in Annapolis and sells her work privately.

Laura will teach ceramics for adults including two sections of a new class called Creating Functional Clay from a Slab beginning in late January, one on Tuesday nights and another on Thursday mornings.

meet our new instructors

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Nick Barnes Yorkshire metalsmith Nick Barnes has been living and working in Maryland since 1995. Through teaching and creating commissions for customers and exhibitions, he has developed his style working with a myriad of mediums from precious metals; plastics; woods and not too precious materials that are fun to play with.

Nick will be teaching several all-day, one-day jewelry workshops for ages 14 and up: Chain Making for Beginners on February 27; Ring Making: Using Twisted & Braided Designs on April 2; and Cold Connections: Riveting; Stapling & Encasing on May 7.

Neil HarpePainter and printmaker Neil Harpe brings his talents to Maryland Hall to offer two new printmaking classes. Harpe is well-known locally for his marine art: workboats, lighthouses, and watermen however, his works cover a wide range of subjects including landscapes, figures, automobiles, airplanes, and music subjects such as his “Blues Singers” series and “Guitar Portrait” series.

Harpe will be teaching two sections of Introduction to Intaglio Printmaking (Etching) on Saturday mornings. The first session runs from January 9 through February 6 and the second session from February 20 through March 19.

Arts Alive 17 was the most successful fundraising event in Maryland Hall‘s history, grossing over $205,000!

More than 500 people attended Arts Alive on September 11 celebrating the theme, Swing for the Arts. The event kicked off in our popular “tent under the stars” with food and silent auction followed by dancing, music and our live auction in our newly-renovated theatre.

Thanks to our co-chairs, Barbara Jackson and Lisanna Gardiner for their leadership and to our major sponsors:

ComcastMorrissette Family FoundationLinda Gooden and Laird LottManis Canning and AssociatesAnnapolis HyundaiBB&T BankBlackturtle ServicesCoastal Heating and Air ConditioningCouncil BaradelKURE Pain ManagementM&T BankThe RC GroupRBC Wealth ManagementSandy Spring Bank

And the generous donations of food, wine and auction items by more than 200 local businesses. Thank you for supporting the arts!

The Campaign for Maryland HallThe Campaign for Maryland Hall, an $18 million investment to

modernize and expand Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts (MHCA),

is underway.

More than 36 years ago, Maryland Hall was founded by community

visionaries – educators, artists and other community leaders – devoted

to bringing the visual and performing arts together in one location,

the recently-vacated 1932 Annapolis High School. Since that time,

Maryland Hall has grown into the area’s arts leader.

Since its founding, MHCA has enthusiastically and responsibly met the

changing needs of an ever-expanding arts community. The Campaign

for Maryland Hall is a phased project – starting with the $2 million

transformation of the former auditorium into a concert hall completed

in the summer of 2015 – that brings performer and audience upgrades,

new education and performance spaces, and new indoor and outdoor

areas. Improved and new creative opportunities will engage more

people to meet the needs of our ever-changing world.

The Campaign for Maryland Hall continues the work begun so many

years ago by founding visionaries who seized the opportunity to make

the arts a vital part of our community. MHCA makes our region a

better place to live, work and raise a family.

Maryland Hall is on an exciting journey! You can join us by contributing

to The Campaign for Maryland Hall today, online at marylandhall.org

or call the campaign office 410-263-65544 ext. 31.

Thank You

LEGACY – $3,000,000+

State of Maryland

Visionary — $500,000+

Dr. Roland E. Riley Bequest

Ovation – $100,000+

Helena Foundation - Jim & Sylvia Earl

Jeffrey Harris & Joyce Pratt

City of Annapolis

Bill E. Seale & Marguerite E. Pelissier

Laird Lott & Linda Gooden

Maryland Heritage Areas Authority

Anne Arundel County

Stephen & Mary Hiltabidle

Bravo – $50,000+

Bee & Bud Billups

Drs. Vincent & Anne Palumbo

Nancie R. Kennedy

Kohnken Family Foundation/Dana Kohnken Cole

Chris & Lisa Smith

Leadership – $25,000+

Bruce & Louise Lees

William L. Hughes

Paul & Linnell Bowen

Amelia DeAloia Crain

Dan & Patsy Mote

Anonymous

Peter & Manelle Martino

Margie Axtell & Russ Stevenson

J. Kent & Nancy P. McNew

Artie & Susie Lee Beaulieu

Lily & David Openshaw

Jim & Nancy Nolan

James W. Cheevers

Patron – $10,000+

GE Foundation

Sean & Lynn Looney

McShane Glover

Brian E. Lees

The Condez Family Foundation

Anonymous

Glen & Janis Donner Rotner

Carol & David Stern

Judy Armstrong

T. Rowe Price Foundation

Thea & Howard Pinskey

Christine & Stephen Killian

J.M. Kaplan Fund/Brad & Lynne Davidson

Debra & Dwight Fortier

Sara & Robert Phillips

Friend – $5,000+

Annapolis High School Alumni Association

Lisanna & James Gardiner

Tara Balfe Clifford

Leslie & Steve Gruskin

Mary & Dale Spencer

Alan R. Friedman

Susan & Kevin Ford

Robert & Kathleen Arias

Paul Wood & Mary Dempsey

A. Forbes Leland

Anna E. Greenberg

Cathy & George Samaras

John & Lisa Sherwood

Mary & John Richardson

John & Cecilia Daltner

Steve Ames

Lynda Levin Behnke

Bill Belichick

David & Eleanor Huggins

Lorraine & Jim Ellerson

Robert & Dori Libson

Supporter – $1,000+

Annapolis High School Class of 1953

Emily Evans

Tom & Suzanne Owens

Michael R. Roblyer

Arnold & Rita Cohen

Chuck & Beverly Ferrar

Courtney Ann Shaw, Ph.D.

Bob & Karen Leib

Elise & William Malinovsky

Christopher Nelson & Joyce Olin

Melvin & Judith Bender

Teddy & Murray Blank

COL William & Connie Scott

Lee Finney

Olivia Copeland & Barbara Copeland Jackson

Penny Pennington

Maureen McMahon & Timothy Moore

Dr. Dennis G. Younger

Anonymous

James Winnefeld & Judith Duckett

Anonymous

Sally A. Ehrle, D.P.A.

Dick & Sabra Ladd

Harley & Kristina Flack

Ann E. Glenn

Donna & James Durkan

Wells Fargo the Private Bank

Nancy & Kent Politsch

Mr. & Mrs. Francis E. Gardiner Jr.

Jerry & Lynne Hoot

Anonymous

Kemp & Deborah Hammond

Marlin Charles Cassa AHS ‘57

Fan – $500–$999

Cynthia & Mike Busch

Patricia Nalley

Tom & Sue Marquardt

Dr. & Mrs. Nicholas Kambouris

David S. Bliden & Susanne Brogan

Joe & Amy Rubino

Doug & Karen Smith

Bob & Lorraine Vom Saal

Mark & Barbara Wynn

Julie Grudzinskas

Jeff & Dinah Ostenso

$250–$499

Jane Chambers

Ewing McDonald

Peter & Sarah Evans

Laurie & Lou Berman

Anonymous

Mary & Gene Smith

Al & Ginger From

John & Sandra Goldthwait

Leah & Norm Solat

Shelley Hicks & Richard Bean

Meg & Jody Robinson

Ann A. Tran, M.D.

Charles Berliner & Kathryn Dahl

Up to $249

Dr. Michael & Gladys Datch

Debbie Gosselin

Jean W. Lafferty

Anne C. Sloan

Philip Allen

The Board of Directors of Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts gratefully acknowledges the following donors for their generous contributions to The Campaign for Maryland Hall.

Florence Calvert

Tom Eisinger

Jeanne & Ed Paglee

Barbara Santos

Marcia & Barry Talley

Solon Webb

Margo & Lee Cook

Lars & Gay Henriksen

Barbara Bohl-Watkins

Karen & Fettah Anadol

Douglas Byerly

J. Steven Wise

Richard W. Krimm

George & Sandy Burch

Michael Smith

Katie Bacon

Edward & Marilyn Crump

BJ Walsh

Sandy & Bob Hoyt

Marnie & Jonathan Kagan

David M. Zwald

Eleni Dykstra

Faye Currie

George & Nancy Grisham

William & Barbara Moulden

Corby Zeren

Patrick Raymond & Diane Littlepage

Anonymous

Carl Corse

George Creel

James & Ardith Harle

Cynthia Detorie

Phyllis Everette

Suzanne Martin

Marilyn Rhodovi

Robert & Mary Felter

Anonymous

Minna & George Doskow

Charlotte Mayer Mathes

Irwin Silber

Arts Leadership - 100% Participation

Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts Board of Directors

Live Arts Maryland Board of Directors

Annapolis Symphony Orchestra Board of Trustees

Annapolis Opera Board of Trustees

While every effort is made to ensure this list is accurate, we apologize for any errors. Please contact the campaign office at 410-263-5544, ext. 31 with any errors.

giving roster The Campaign for Maryland Hall

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applauseMAJOR GRANTORSAnne Arundel CountyArts Council of Anne Arundel

CountyCity of AnnapolisMaryland State Arts CouncilState of Maryland

ANNUAL FUND

The Angels ($10,000+)AnonymousThe Helena FoundationGE Foundation

The Stars ($2,500-9,999)AnonymousCharles Schwab & Co., IncThe Craigmyle FoundationPenny Evans in memory of

Tony Evans (Performing Arts)Damean & Alisa FreasLinda Gooden & Laird LottJeffrey Harris & Joyce PrattRegina & Joseph Hladky

FoundationEdward & Lois HowlinJ.M. Kaplan FundM&T BankThe MHE FoundationNorman J. & Doris Fisher

FoundationRuhf Plitt ArchitectsEric & Janice SmithVerizon FoundationWells Fargo The Private Bank

Master’s Club ($1,000-$2,499)Cynthia Alderdice (Visual Arts)Annapolis Rotary Club

(Performing Arts)Margaret Axtell & Russ

Stevenson, Jr.Bud & Bee BillupsPaul & Linnell BowenSuzanne CohenComcast FoundationHelena CondezThe Dealy FoundationPatricia Edwards in memory of

Arthur EdwardsLyle FowlkesAlan Friedman & Karen HoslerLisanna & James GardinerDr. & Mrs. Stephen HiltabidleBarbara & Glenn JacksonMimi JonesDavid JoyChristine & Stephen KillianArthur H. Kudner, Jr. FundDavid R. & Betsy LewisSean & Lynn LooneyKathleen McDermottMcNitt FamilyDan & Patsy MotePatricia NalleyMargaret NeallLily & David Openshaw

Anne & Vincent PalumboMary & John RichardsonMichael R. Roblyer PACathy & George SamarasSevern Town Club (Education)Mary & Dale Spencer in honor

of Louise White

Producers Club ($500-$999)AnonymousLynda Levin BehnkeDoug & Margaret CartneyFrank & Katherine CookAmy CrainJoe Dickey & Martha O.

BlaxallHere. A Pop-up ShopHenry C. & Barbara E. HirschVincent R. IatestaDr. Kathleen JacobRonald & Nancy JarashowDanna & Bruce JonesBrian LeesA. Forbes LelandMarcia & James LukeDaniel & Tanya MathiasMary M. MelvinAmy McDevittJim & Niecy ChambersRichard & Mary Anne

RathmannJay & Kathy RoahenWilliam D. RoesslerSusan & Jim SnyderJudith Stewart

Performers Club ($250-$499)Diane E. AlexanderDon AlexanderTyson & Kris Powell BennettMaureen CavaiolaRoss & Robin CohenDana Kohnken ColeWalter DiscenzaChantal DuketteJane W. FarrellBill & Kay FraneyMaria GigovaRobert & Susan HechtDavid & Ellen Humphries

PonderSunhee Kim & Anthony Po

Jung (Visual Arts)Patricia MagerRachelle MillisonCheryl & Jay MorganChristopher Nelson & Joyce

OlinJim & Nancy NolanJean Opilla in memory of

John OpillaH. Richard PietT. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc.Michael Sandul in memory of

Kathleen Mary HansenSteven R. SchuhBayinnah ShabazzBruce & Malane Silver

Paul Wood & Mary DempseyMarie & Michael Yates

Studio Club ($100 - $249)Carole AlexanderJanet & Allen AlexopulosPhilip AllenDonna Anderson & Joshua

EderheimerMildred AndersonWard & Kathleen AndersonAnnapolis StridersElaine ArataMary Lou BakerGeorge BensonMarch Day BezansonTeddy & Murray BlankMary Beth BlessingJoyce BrimhallBarbara Dwyer BrownSandra BrownElizabeth S. BurnsCynthia F.A. & Mike BuschLee Ann & Charlie CandonRichard CarusoDiane Cary-ThomsonGail CheneyCynthia ChessTara CliffordWalter Collison, Jr. USMC

(Ret.)Lt. Col. William Paul CosgroveMarjorie CrainLinda & Mort CreechMichael & Betty CreightonNadja Maril & Peter CrillyMr. & Mrs. Ralph CrosbySusan L. CurleyThomas DeKornfeld & Nina

FisherNeal & Debra Barber-EatonLaura EraDiane & Vincent EvansDianne & Charles FeldmanRichard & Judith FeyMillard & Barbara FirebaughFred & Paula FishbackLin & Richard FoaSusan & Kevin FordJeff FranklinElmer FreemanRob & Craig FriedrichSusan & William FritzFriends of Helen Avalynne

Tawes GardenSally & Bill GarrettGerald & Jane GarbaczMrs. Ralph C. GraberJerome GreenJoanne & Basil GreenCate GreeneArnold & Phyllis GruberBarbara & David HaightKemp & Deborah HammondThe Tarot Guild in memory of

Kathleen Mary Hansen

Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts gratefully acknowledges the generosity of the following donors for their support of Maryland Hall programs from July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015.

Paul Herman & Karen Goldman in memory of Kathleen Mary Hansen

Paul Truman Harrell, Jr.Liz HarrisDanalee HenkartElizabeth J. HesseGeorge & Karen HepburnDan Hinchman in memory of

Tony EvansRuth & Jonathan HodgsonJan & David HoffbergerCapt. Jeremy HopkinsSandra S. HoytHelena HunterKate HutchinsonF.S. JayTrish JonesMichael L. KaiserJeff KennedyMike KrissoffKaren P. KucharikJane W. LawrenceTime & Eileen LeahyCarol & Don LeeNancy LibsonFrank T. Lowman, III & Joyce

A. LesterJoanne LinhardGarrett & Margaret LynchNicholas & Stacy ManisRobert & Imogene McClearyBarrett & Anne McKownMaureen McMahon & Tim

MooreJane W. McWilliamsLydia MooreCharles Westbrook MurphyMaureen NemecekAlan R. NewhartGerald J. NewhartLynda NewhartDorothy NewlandRegina H. NovotnySteven J. Oder & Robin

NuskindFran & Stew NystromDonna & James OlfsonCharles PageA. & S. PanareseAlecia ParkerEdgar H. ParkerMarlene PatmoreThea & Howard PinskeySue & Mike PitchfordColleen ProsserCaroline PurdyDebra Ann RayBob & Peggy ReevesKen ReinhardRandy RiceRosalind RiveraAnita & Christopher RizekMeliisa Yanowitz & John

Robey in honor of Linnell Bowen

Meg Robinson

Bonny Barry SandersMarcia SandgroundJames & Terry SaylerMargaret SchmidtMarietta M. SchreiberTheodora SchulmanHarry SchwartzGary SchwerzlerGail SmithGene & Mary SmithMr. Julius SmithFrank & Rosemary SmollonTerri & Gary SprouseAnnetta SpruillHope StewartJoanie StoneTrish & Greg StrottJohn & Patricia SullivanJudy TempletonMargaret TempletonAidan & Adrianne ThompsonFred & Barbara TowerFlora & Tom TowersBill & Carolyn TownsendMark & Dana TravagliniEloise UllmanDavid WallaceChuck & Karen WalshGail WatkinsKenneth & Cornelia WatsonSolon & Carmen WebbJames Wehling in memory of

Kathleen Mary HansenGordon & Jean WellsBarbara WendellAnn & Bob WhitcombVirginia & Chris WhiteCarl E. WickRobert & Pamela WintersPaul WoodRichard WrightBernard & Louise WulffPatrice McCarron Zetsche

Artists Club (up to $99)Anne AgeeMichael AhearnBruce & Diane AllenLinda Rose AllenBonnie Roth AndersonRobert & Nancy AndersonAnonymousNancy P. AnselmAnn Bailey in memory of

Victoria Clark WaidnerNeal BakerAnne BarnettBrigitte H. BayardJoy & Martin BeerMary Evelyn Bell & Richard

MayrMr. & Mrs. Charles W. BennettKaren BertoliniEthel & W.F. BilderbackPauline & Theodore

BlumenstockAnne Booth

Michelle J. BoyleKartherine & Tom BrennanBarbara BroganJim & Amy BurdickJohn BurkhardtSteve & Laura BurnsRebecca ByrdBarbara CantorMissy & William CassidyCatherine CastroJane ChambersTracey ClarkRichard ConnDennis CoughlinRebecca Daubney & Matthew

FlynnRobert DuckmanEleni & Jason DykstraDavid & Leslie EdinbergLorraine & James EllersonMary Ann ElliottJack & Donna EllisNancy EvansWalter & Marlene FergusonMarian FiglioPatricia S. FlorestanoRussell & Sandra FlowersAnne FordPatricia FreseShelia FridovichJudy FuerstenbergJill & Richard GarrityJoAnn GlancySusan GloverSue & Nelson GoodmanScott GrahamPatrick GreenElizabeth GruberJoni GuhnePhilip GurlikJenna HarmonCraig S. Harrison, Jr.Anne HartzellShirley HatchDonna A. HeavnerCharles Hedetniemi, Jr.Natalie Green & Tim HeiksMollie & Kenneth HeistHon. Robert HellerSue HersmanGail & Bob HigginbothamKevin HillockMary HinkinsHollywood on Severn Improv

AssociationDenise & Barry JacksonSusan JacobsDoug JamesJuanita JohnsonBonita JorgensenEmily JoyceAlicia JulianMarnie & Jonathan KaganNancie KennedyRick KennedyLeon & Barbara KestenbaumPatrick KinnearLaura & Marion KlinglerClemency Knox & Peter

MarinakisFlorence Beck KurdleAnne & Cliff LaibleJoseph T. LaingMark LasterRobert C. & Karen Leib

Barbara & Jack LeoneIris LittigDonna LoganNancy LongHeidi LukasEbby MalmgrenBarbara MarkhamTom & Sue MarquardtSusan McCahanMargaret McCloskeyPaula McDanielDoug & Holly MeekinsFrances MiddletonMarcella MillerSusan Miller & John StavarRaoul & Leslie MillsDixie MitchellMargaret Moresi & Michael

CunninghamSteffani MykinsSheldon & Louise NobleDonna Olivia in memory of

Kathleen Mary HansenDavid O’MalleyBarbara Owen FinkSuzanne & Tom OwensLorraine PadgettDebra PeakSteve & Phyllis PetersMatthew PetersonCecelia PetroNancy & Kent PolitschSue PowellKelsey PresswoodWanda ReganPhilip & Noelle RichmondRalph E. RobertsonJohn & Constance RobinsonMarilyn RorickLynn & Bowie RoseJuliana RottkampElizabeth RussoNancy Lou SaarlasBarbara & Everett SantosAdam SchaffWilliam & Constance ScottNancy Cann ShimerFranchie ShireyAnne SielingMary Stuart SierraLinda SimanowithCaitlin SmehilCarol SnyderCarolyn SonnenJudith Sosnowski in memory

of Kathleen Mary HansenAllan StevensMarvin & Christine StockettPete & Delia StarkJack & Lora SternLori StokesStudent Services Hospitality

Fund in memory of Kathleen Mary Hansen

Carolyn SullivanNancy SullivanJosephine ThomsThe Thonnard Family Claire C. TrazenfeldTamara TrujilloSigrid TrumpyRheba W. TullDonna TuringLarry UlvilaLeah WeissJanet West & James Sargent

Karen WhaleyLouise White & Jeff HollandCathleen WillauerNicole WolfLaura WoodLynn Yarbro

OUTREACH(Including Scholarship Fund)

($10,000+)Wells Fargo Foundation

($5,000+)Arts Council of Anne Arundel

CountyKohnken Family Foundation

($2,500+)Parole Rotary Club

Foundation (Annapolis)

($1,000+)Judy & Doug Armstrong William & Sandy BrockMary Ellen HegartyChristine & Stephen KillianLinda Gooden & Laird LottDay & Alan Weitzman

($500+)Meg & Steve AndersonDeborah Brown & Eric MillerBert Carp & Lynn McReynoldsTara CliffordHelena CondezJeffrey Harris & Joyce PrattWilliam & Judith KardashDeborah RegueraMary & John RichardsonCynthia & Ed ShumakerMargaret Axtell & Russ

Stevenson, Jr.Mary & George Torggler

($100+)Jennifer AndersonBud & Bee BillupsAlpine & Don BirdMary Beth BlessingLinnell & Paul BowenShauna ChabotNell & Bill ChadwickRuth Anderson CoggeshallRobin & Ross CohenDana Kohnken ColeGenny CookDoug CosterPamela Cole FinlayAmy CrainBeverly DarrowSusan & Michael Eckhart Sharon & Earl Engelhard Penny EvansBarbara & Millard FirebaughPatricia FlorestanoKevin & Susan Ford Frank’s FundMichael & Renee Gardiner Lisanna & James Gardiner Jackie & Tom GuildFaith & Sean HagertyGregg & Paula Heacock Steven & Monica HeidlerHere. A Pop-up ShopBrad & Allison HillLynne & Jerry Hoot Jim & Libby Hopkins Jamie & Abby Hutchinson

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Bruce & Danna JonesKevin KelehanDick & Sabra LaddBrenda & Bob LarsonPeter & Debra LarssonBrian LeesPeter & Anita LigonMaureen McMahon & Tim

Moore J Kent McNewMike MedingerPatsy & Dan MoteKaren & Carter MorrisPatricia NalleyDebra NathanLily & David Openshaw Anne & Vincent PalumboJonathan & Mary PasterickWilliam & Bylle PattersonJessica & Jimmy PraleyGeorgia & Terry RoachPolly & Andi RodriguezDonna & Kevin SchaefferChris & Livia SheehanDave Sheehan & Janet OwensWally & Becky SmithCarol SnyderLori SnyderLeah SolatMary & Dale SpencerLucy SpiegelAnne & Bill StoreyJason Sullivan & Nancy MerrillMarilynn SweetserKathy SwekelLauren Torggler & Brian

ArroyoNate & Casey WatersMolly & Billy Wilmer

UPPER LEVEL MEMBERS

Arts PatronJerry & Christina South

Arts AdvocateSharon Kennedy & Joseph

BudgeKathleen JacobDaniel & Tanya MathiasAmy Castleberry & Matthew

NiemeyerElliott Zuckerman

Arts SupporterAileen & Bob CarlucciMr. & Mrs. William R.

Chambers DDSJames CheeversThomas Ver Ploeg & Maria

CiccantiJohn CreasyNicole FullerWilliam Chandler & Holly

GwinAngela & Sidney HallNancie KennedyChristine & Stephen KillianWalter & Dani KleinfelderWills LansfordTim & Eileen LeahyJennifer MarshallJohn McClureJennifer MiddaughRachelle MillisonGeoffrey & Patricia MitchellLawrence MizeFrancine Pfeiffer

Bob & Peggy ReevesAdrienne & Michael RothAnne SandersRaleigh ScheinDavid SharpSibylle SampsonJody Tebay

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($10,000+)Comcast Morrisette Family Foundation

($3,000+)Council BaradelSandy Spring BankWhiting Turner

($1,500+)Annapolis High School Alumni

AssociationAnnapolis OperaAnne Arundel County Public

SchoolsArts Council of Anne Arundel

CountyArundel Federal/Belle Grove

CorporationBB&TChesapeake Legal AllianceJohn & Cecilia DaltnerFirst National BankMcShane GloverJeff Harris & Joyce PrattKURE Pain ManagementBrian E. LeesLigon & LigonM&T BankJ. Kent McNewMitchell GalleryPatsy & Dan MoteAnne & Vincent PalumboRBC Wealth ManagementMichael RoblyerBill & Ricki RoesslerSpangler Strategic AdvisorsWells FargoZiger/Snead Architects

MAJOR CONTRIBUTORS Absolute Party RentalBay Ridge Wine & SpiritsHomestead Gardens

ALL THAT ART

($5,000+)Amy CrainTowne TransportWells Fargo The Private Bank

($1,000+)Linda Gooden & Laird LottMorgan Stanley, LLCMary & George Torggler

($500+)Brenda & Thomas AndersonMeg & Steve AndersonAnna E. GreenbergHillman, Brown & Darrow, P.A.Margaret Axtell & Russ

Stevenson, Jr.

Artstart & Kindermusik

ARTSTART ONE:

JUST ART-SESSION ONEAges: 18mos-3yrs with Caregiver | Artstart program

Class ID# W16-200152/3 - 3/9 | Wed (10:30 -11:15am)

Member: $115 | Non-Member: $140

ARTSTART ONE: JUST ART-

SESSION ONEAges: 18mos-3yrs with Caregiver | Artstart Program

Class ID# W16-200163/16 - 4/19 | Wed (9:30 -10:15am)


ARTSTART ONE: JUST ART-

SESSION TWOAges: 18mos-3yrs with Caregiver | Artstart Program

Class ID# W16-200182/4 - 3/10 | Thu (9:30am-10:15am)


ARTSTART ALL AROUNDAges: 2-5 years | Artstart Program

Class ID# W16-200202/2 - 5/3 | Tue (9:15am-12pm)



Class ID# W16-200222/3 - 5/4 | Wed (9:15am-12pm)



Class ID# W16-200242/4 - 5/5 | Thu (9:15am-12pm)


ARTSTART WORKSHOPAges: 3-7 years | Artstart Program

Class ID# W16-200262/20 - 2/20 | Sat (9:30am-12pm)








Arts & Crafts for Children & Teens

ART & CRAFTS FOR YOUNG CHILDRENAges: 3-5 | Livia Fiori

Class ID# W16-200292/6 - 2/27 | Sat (9:30-10:30am)


EVERYDAY ART! Ages: 3-5 | Livia Fiori

Class ID# W16-200304/9 - 4/30 |Sat (9:30-10:30am)


YOUNG PICASSOAges: 3½-6 years | Debra Soreff

Class ID# W16-200321/25 - 3/7 | Mon (3:45-4:45pm)


SCULPTING FOR YOUNG

CHILDRENAges: 4½-6 years | Debra Soreff

Class ID# W16-200333/21 - 5/9 | Mon (3:45-4:45pm)


PARENT & CHILD FUSED

GLASS VALENTINESAges: 6+ | Clare Shepherd

Class ID# W16-200362/6 - 2/6 | Sat (10 -11:30am)


PARENT & CHILD GLASS

BUGS & BUTTERFLIESAges: 6+ | Clare Shepherd

Class ID# W16-200374/2 - 4/2 | Sat (10 -11:30am)


PARENT & CHILD GLASS

PET PORTRAITSAges: 6+ | Clare Shepherd

Class ID# W16-200383/5 - 3/5 | Sat (10 -11:30am)


PARENT & CHILD OPEN

STUDIO WITH GIFTS IN MINDAges: 6+ | Clare Shepherd

Class ID# W16-200394/30 - 4/30 | Sat (10 -11:30am)


EXPRESSIVE PAINTINGAges 6-8 Livia FioriClass ID# W16-200422/6-2/27 Sat (10:45-11:45am)

Member: $110 Non-Member: $135

CROSS CULTURAL

PAINTING & ART

Ages 6-8 | Livia Fiori

Class ID# W16-200444/9 - 4/30 Sat (10:45-11:45am)


ARTWORKS: DRAWINGAges: 6-8 years | Andrea Olney-Wall

Class ID# W16-200481/16 - 2/20 | Sat (9:30-11am)


ARTWORKS: PAINTINGAges: 6-8 years | Andrea Olney-Wall

Class ID# W16-200493/5 - 4/16 | Sat (9:30-11am)


CHILDREN’S CLAY: OPEN

STUDIOAges: 6-9 years | Debra Soreff

Class ID# W16-200501/25 - 3/7 | Mon (5 -6:15pm)


MIXED MEDIA APPROACHAges: 7-10 years | Debra Soreff

Class ID# W16-200513/21 - 5/9 | Mon (5 -6:15pm)


JR. DRAWING WORKSHOPAges: 9-12 years | Andrea Olney-Wall



Class List

For class descriptions, information about

materials fees, recital fees and attire for

dance classes, go to marylandhall.org.

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For full class descriptions and to register: MARYLANDHALL.ORG

JR. PAINTING WORKSHOPAges: 9-12 years | Andrea Olney-Wall



FIGURE DRAWING FOR

TEENSAges: 13-16 years | Andree Tullier

Class ID# W16-200553/15 - 4/12 | Tue (4:30pm-6:30pm)


TEEN WHEELAges: 13-16 years | Jonnie Friedman

Class ID# W16-200574/7 - 5/12 | Wed (4 -6pm)


Drama & Theater for Children

CREATIVE DRAMATICSAges: 3-5 years | The Compass Rose Theater

Class ID# W16-200582/3 - 4/6 | Wed (10 -11am)


KINDER THEATERAges: 5-7 years | The Compass Rose Theater

Class ID# W16-200592/6 - 4/9 | Sat (10 -11am)


WELCOME TO THE

THEATERAges: 8-12 years | The Compass Rose Theater

Class ID# W16-200602/1 - 4/4 | Mon (4:15-5:30pm)


Musical Theatre

JR. MUSICAL THEATREAges: 6-9 years | Priscilla SmithClass ID# W16-200621/9 - 3/5 | Sat (9:30-10:30am)


MUSICAL THEATRE 1 & 2Ages: 10-16 years | Priscilla SmithClass ID# W16-200631/9 - 3/5 | Sat (10:30-11:30am)


Dance for Children & Teens

JAZZ & TAP (MUSICAL

THEATER STYLE DANCE)Ages: 8-16 years | Priscilla SmithClass ID# W16-200641/9 - 3/5 | Sat (11:30am-12:30pm)


DANCE & BALLROOMAges: 5-10 years | Jennifer GoodingClass ID# W16-200661/5 - 2/9 | Tue (6 -6:50pm)






FIRST DANCEAges: 3-4 years | Mary SlaterClass ID# W16-200702/24 - 5/9 | Mon (3:45-4:30pm)


BALLET-TAP-HIP HOP JAZZ IAges: 5-7 years | Mary SlaterClass ID# W16-200712/24 - 5/9 | Mon (5:15-6:00pm)


BALLET-TAP-HIP HOP JAZZ IIAges: 6-9 years | Mary SlaterClass ID# W16-200722/24 - 5/9 | Mon (6 -6:45pm)


BOYS CHALLENGEAges: 6-9 years | Mary SlaterClass ID# W16-200732/24 - 5/9 | Mon (4:30-5:15pm)


MOM & ME RHYTHM,

DANCE & SINGINGAges: 2-3 with Caregiver | Cheryl MauckClass ID# W16-200751/13 - 5/11 | Wed (9:15-10am)


MOM & ME RHYTHM,

DANCE & SINGINGAges: 2-3 with Caregiver | Cheryl MauckClass ID# W16-200761/15 - 5/13 | Fri (11:30am-12:15pm)


BALLET, TAP & TUMBLING IAges: 3-4 years | Cheryl MauckClass ID# W16-200771/13 - 5/18 | Wed (10 -10:45am)


BALLET, TAP & TUMBLING IAges: 3-4 years | Cheryl MauckClass ID# W16-200781/14 - 5/19 | Thu (10 -10:45am)


BALLET, TAP & TUMBLING IAges: 3-4 years | Cheryl MauckClass ID# W16-200791/15 - 5/20 | Fri (9:15-10:00am)


BALLET, TAP & TUMBLING IAges: 3-4 years | Cheryl MauckClass ID# W16-200801/15 - 5/20 | Fri (10 -10:45am)


DANCE, MOVEMENT &

TUMBLING IIAges: 4-6 years | Cheryl MauckClass ID# W16-200811/13 - 5/18 | Wed (3:45-4:30pm)


DANCE, MOVEMENT &

TUMBLING IIAges: 4-6 years | Cheryl MauckClass ID# W16-200821/14 - 5/19 | Thu (10:45-11:30am)


BALLET, TAP & TUMBLING IIAges: 4-6 years | Cheryl MauckClass ID# W16-200831/15 - 5/20 | Fri (10:45-11:30am)


BALLET, TAP & TUMBLING IIAges: 4-6 years | Cheryl MauckClass ID# W16-200841/14 - 5/19 | Thu (9:15-10am)


JAZZ, BALLET & TAPAges: 5-8 years | Cheryl MauckClass ID# W16-200851/13 - 5/18 | Wed (4:30-5:15pm)


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Shading denotes new class this session!

JAZZ, BALLET & TAPAges: 5-8 years | Cheryl MauckClass ID# W16-200861/13 - 5/18 | Wed (5:15-6pm)


DANCE & CREATIVE

MOVEMENTAges: 5-8 years | Cheryl MauckClass ID# W16-200871/13 - 5/18 | Wed (6 -6:45pm)


KID’S JAZZ DANCE IAges: 7-10 years | Cheryl MauckClass ID# W16-200881/11 - 5/16 | Mon (4:45-5:30pm)


KIDS JAZZ, JUMP & JIVEAges: 9-12 years | Cheryl MauckClass ID# W16-200891/11 - 5/16 | Mon (5:30-7pm)


Maple Academy of Irish Dance

MAPLE ACADEMY OF

IRISH DANCE: BEGINNER/

ADVANCED BEGINNERAges: Level-Based | Maple Academy of Irish DanceClass ID# W16-200921/7 - 3/10 | Thu (4:30-5:30pm)


MAPLE ACADEMY OF

IRISH DANCE: BEGINNER/

ADVANCED BEGINNERAges: Level-Based | Maple Academy of Irish DanceClass ID# W16-200934/7 - 6/2 | Thu (4:30-5:30pm)


MAPLE ACADEMY OF

IRISH DANCE: NOVICE/

INTERMEDIATE LEVELAges: Level Based | Maple Academy of Irish DanceClass ID# W16-200941/7 - 3/10 | Thu (5:30-6:30pm)


MAPLE ACADEMY OF

IRISH DANCE: NOVICE/

INTERMEDIATE LEVELAges: Level-Based | Maple Academy of Irish DanceClass ID# W16-200954/7 - 6/2 | Thu (5:30-6:30pm)


MAPLE ACADEMY OF

IRISH DANCE:

CHAMPIONSHIP LEVELAges: Level-Based | Maple Academy of Irish DanceClass ID# W16-200961/7 - 3/10 | Thu (6:30-8pm)


MAPLE ACADEMY OF

IRISH DANCE:

CHAMPIONSHIP LEVELAges: Level-Based | Maple Academy of Irish DanceClass ID# W16-200974/7 - 6/2 | Thu (6:30-8pm)


Ballet Theatre of Maryland

TINY TOES BALLET:

MOMMY & MEAges: 2-3 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201001/11 - 5/23 | Thu (9:15-10am)


CREATIVE MOVEMENT I:

BTM TOTSAges: 3-4 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201011/13 - 5/25 | Wed (9:15-10am)


CREATIVE MOVEMENT I:

BTM TOTSAges: 3-4 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201021/16 - 5/28 | Sat (9:15-10am)


CREATIVE MOVEMENT 2:

BALLET & TAP SAMPLERAges: 4-5 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201031/12 - 5/24 | Tue (1-2pm)



BTM BALLET STORY TIMEAges: 4-5 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201041/12 - 5/24 | Tue (4:30-5:30pm)



TAP & BALLET SAMPLERAges: 5-7 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201051/16 - 5/28 | Sat (10 -11am)


BTM PRE-BALLET 1Ages: 5-6 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201061/11 - 5/23 | Mon (4:30-5:30pm)


BTM PRE-BALLET 2Ages: 6-7 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201071/13 - 5/25 | Wed (4:30-5:30pm)


BTM PRE-BALLET 2Ages: 6-7 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201081/16 - 5/28 | Sat (10 -11am)


BEGINNING BALLET 1Ages: 8-9 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201091/11 - 5/23 | Mon (4:30-5:45pm)


BEGINNING BALLET 1Ages: 8-9 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201101/14 - 5/26 | Thu (4:30-5:45pm)


BEGINNING BALLET 1Ages: 8-9 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201111/16 - 5/28 | Sat (11 -12:15pm)


BEGINNING BALLET 2Ages: 9-11 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201121/11 - 5/23 | Mon (5:30-7pm)


BEGINNING BALLET 2Ages: 9-11 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201131/12 - 5/24 | Tue (5:30-7pm)



children & teens

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BEGINNING BALLET 2Ages: 9-11 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201141/14 - 5/26 | Thu (5:45-7:15pm)


BEGINNING BALLET 3Ages: 8-12 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201151/11 - 5/23 | Mon (4:30-6pm)


BEGINNING BALLET 3Ages: 8-12 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201161/16 - 5/28 | Sat (10 -11:30am)


BEGINNING BALLET 3:

PRE-POINTE /INTERMEDIATE/

DEMI-POINTE

STRENGTHENERS

& STRETCHESAges: 8-12 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201171/16 - 5/28 | Sat (11:30am-12:30pm)


INTERMEDIATE BALLET 1Ages: 8-12 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201181/11 - 5/23 | Mon (5:45-7:15pm)


INTERMEDIATE BALLET 1:

DEMI-POINTE - POINTEAges: 9-12 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201191/11 - 5/23 | Mon (7:15-8:15pm)


INTERMEDIATE BALLET

1: TECHNIQUE & DEMI-

POINTE/POINTEAges: 9-12 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201201/12 - 5/24 | Tue (4:15-6:15pm)


INTERMEDIATE BALLET

1: TECHNIQUE & DEMI-

POINTE/POINTEAges: 9-12 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201211/14 - 5/26 | Thu (4:30-6:30pm)


INTERMEDIATE BALLET 2Ages: 12-14 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201221/15 - 5/27 | Fri (4:30-6:30pm)


INTERMEDIATE BALLET 2

POINTEAges: 12-14 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201231/15 - 5/27 | Fri (6 -7pm)


INTERMEDIATE BALLET 2/3

& ADVANCED BALLET 1Ages: 12-16 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201241/16 - 5/28 | Sat (11:30am-1:00pm)


INTERMEDIATE BALLET 3

/ ADVANCED BALLET 1:

TECHNIQUE, VARIATIONS

& DEMI-POINTEAges: 13-16 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201251/13 - 1/25 | Wed (4:30-6:30pm)


ADVANCED BALLET

2 & TRAINEE

BALLET:TECHNIQUE &

POINTE VARIATIONSAges: 15+ years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201261/12 - 5/24 | Tue (4:15-6:15pm)


BEGINNING JAZZ 1Ages: 7-10 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201271/13 - 5/25 | Wed (6 -7pm)


MUSICAL THEATRE TAP 1Ages: 8+ years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201281/14 - 5/26 | Thu (6 -7pm)


MUSICAL THEATRE TAP 2Ages: BTM Approval Only | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201291/14 - 5/26 | Thu (5 -6pm)


MUSICAL THEATRE TAP 3Ages: BTM Approval Only | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201301/14 - 5/26 | Thu (7 -8pm)


MODERN 1Ages: 13-16 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201311/13 - 5/25 | Wed (6 -7:15pm)


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VMODERN 2Ages: 13-16 years | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201321/13 - 5/25 | Wed (7:15-8:45pm)


BEGINNING ADULT/TEEN

BALLETAges: 16+ | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201331/12 - 5/24 | Tue (7 -8:30pm)


CONTINUING BEGINNER

ADULT/TEEN BALLETAges: 16+ | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201341/11 - 5/23 | Mon (7 -8:30pm)


INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED

ADULT/TEEN BALLETAges: 16+ | Ballet Theatre of Maryland FacultyClass ID# W16-201351/14 - 5/26 | Thu (7 -8:30pm)


Academy Ballet School

RAD PRE-BALLET 1

(BEGINNING LEVEL)Ages: 3 1/2+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202001/6 - 6/1 | Wed (4:15-5pm)


RAD PRE-BALLET 1

(BEGINNING LEVEL)Ages: 3 1/2+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202011/8 - 6/3 | Fri (10 -10:45am)


RAD PRE-BALLET 1

(BEGINNING LEVEL)Ages: 3 1/2+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202021/9 - 6/4 | Sat (9:15-10am)


RAD PRE-BALLET 2

(BEG LEVEL) (RAD PRE-

PRIMARY)Ages: 4 1/2+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202031/7 - 6/2 | Thu (4 -4:45pm)


RAD PRE-BALLET 2


PRIMARY)Ages: 4 1/2+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202041/9 - 6/4 | Sat (10-10:45am)


RAD PRE-BALLET 3


PRIMARY)Ages: 5 1/2+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202051/4 - 5/23 | Mon (4 -5pm)


RAD PRE-BALLET 3


PRIMARY)Ages: 5 1/2+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202061/9 - 6/4 | Sat (10:45-11:45am)


RAD PRE-BALLET 4 (BEG

LEVEL) (RAD PRIMARY)Ages: 6 1/2+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202071/6 - 6/1 | Wed (4:45-6pm)


RAD PRE-BALLET 4 (BEG

LEVEL) (RAD PRIMARY)Ages: 6 1/2+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202081/9 - 6/4 | Sat (11:45am-1pm)


RAD CLASSICAL BALLET 1

(INT LEVEL) (RAD GRADE 1)Ages: 7 1/2+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202091/5 - 5/31 | Tue (4:15-5:45pm)



(INT LEVEL) (RAD GRADE 1)Ages: 7 1/2+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202101/9 - 6/4 | Sat (1 -2:30pm)



(INT LEVEL) (RAD GRADE 2)Ages: 8+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202111/7 - 6/2 | Thu (4:45-6:15pm)



(INT LEVEL) (RAD GRADE 2)Ages: 8+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202121/9 - 6/4 | Sat (2:30-4:00pm)



(INT LEVEL) (RAD GRADE 3)Ages: 9 1/2+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202131/5 - 5/31 | Tue (5:45-7:15pm)



(INT LEVEL) (RAD GRADE 3)Ages: 9 1/2+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202141/8 - 6/3 | Fri (4:15-5:45pm)



(INT LEVEL) (RAD GRADE 4)Ages: 10 1/2+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202151/4 - 5/23 | Mon (5 -6:30pm)



(INT LEVEL) (RAD GRADE 4)Ages: 10 1/2+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202161/8 - 6/3 | Fri (6:15-7:45pm)



(INT LEVEL) (RAD GRADE 5)Ages: 11+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202171/4 - 5/23 | Mon (6:30-8pm)



(INT LEVEL) (RAD GRADE 5)Ages: 11+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202181/5 - 5/31 | Tue (7:15-8:45pm)


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(INT LEVEL) (RAD GRADE 5)Ages: 11+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202191/7 - 6/2 | Thu (6:15-7:45pm)


RAD INTERMEDIATE

(VOCATIONAL LEVEL)Ages: 12+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202201/4 - 5/23 | Mon (6:30-8pm)


INTERMEDIATE

(VOCATIONAL LEVEL)Ages: 12+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202211/6 - 6/1 | Wed (6:30-8pm)


INTERMEDIATE

(VOCATIONAL LEVEL)Ages: 12+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202221/8 - 6/3 | Fri (5:30-7pm)


RAD PRE-POINTE &

BEGINNING POINTE –

CLASSICAL BALLET 3/4Ages: 10+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202231/8 - 6/3 | Fri (5:45-6:15pm)



POINTE (BEG/INT LEVEL)Ages: 12+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202241/7 - 6/2 | Thu (6:15-7:45pm)


RAD INTERMEDIATE -

LEVEL 3 POINTE (INT

LEVEL)Ages: 13+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202251/4 - 5/23 | Mon (8 -9pm)


JUNIOR COMPANY STUDIO

PERFORMANCE CLASSAges: 12+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202261/9 - 6/4 | Sat (10am-12pm)


RAD VOCATIONAL ADV 1Ages: 13+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-202271/9 - 6/4 | Sat (2 -4pm)


Dance for Adults

ADULT JAZZ DANCEAges: 16+ | Cheryl MauckClass ID# W16-203151/11 - 5/9 | Mon (7 -7:45pm)


ADULT INTERMEDIATE/

ADVANCED JAZZAges: 16+ | Cheryl MauckClass ID# W16-203161/13 - 5/11 | Wed (7 -8:15pm)


BEGINNING ADULT TAPAges: 16+ | Mary SlaterClass ID# W16-203172/24 - 5/9 | Mon (6:45-7:30pm)


ADULT TAP IIAges: 16+ | Mary SlaterClass ID# W16-203182/24 - 5/9 | Mon (7:30-8:15pm)


ADULT TAP IIIAges: 16+ | Mary SlaterClass ID# W16-203192/24 - 5/9 | Mon (8:15-9pm)


ADULT BALLET

(BEGINNING-

INTERMEDIATE 1)Ages: 16+ | Eileen Razzetti RAD RTSClass ID# W16-203201/6 - 5/11 | Wed (8 -9pm)


BALLET 40/60- JANUARY

BARRE CLASSAges: 40-60+ | Ballet 40/60 StaffClass ID# W16-203251/6 - 1/27 | Wed (12:30-1:30pm)


BALLET 40/60- JANUARY

BARRE CLASSAges: 40-60+ | Ballet 40/60 StaffClass ID# W16-203261/6 - 1/27 | Wed (1:30-2:30pm)


BALLET 40/60 - BASICS IAges: 40-60+ | Lisa PeelishClass ID# W16-203272/1 - 5/9 | Mon (11:50am-1pm)


BALLET 40/60 - BASICS IAges: 40-60+ | Lisa PeelishClass ID# W16-203282/2 - 4/26 | Tue (6:30-7:30pm)


BALLET 40/60 - BASICS IIAges: 40-60+ | Ballet 40/60 StaffClass ID# W16-203292/1 - 5/9 | Mon (1 -2:15pm)


BALLET 40/60 - BASICS IIAges: 40-60+ | Ballet 40/60 StaffClass ID# W16-203302/2 - 4/26 | Tue (7:30-8:40pm)


BALLET 40/60 - BASICS IIAges: 40-60+ | Ballet 40/60 StaffClass ID# W16-203312/3 - 5/11 | Wed (12 -1pm)


BALLET 40/60 - BEYOND

THE BASICSAges: 40-60+ | Barbara OwenClass ID# W16-203322/3 - 5/11 | Wed (1 -2:15pm)


BALLROOM WORKSHOP:

FOXTROT/SWINGAges: 16+ | Jennifer GoodingClass ID# W16-203361/5 - 1/5 | Tue (7 -9pm)


BALLROOM WORKSHOP:

WALTZ/CHA-CHAAges: 16+ | Jennifer GoodingClass ID# W16-203372/23 - 2/23 | Tue (7 -9pm)


BALLROOM WORKSHOP:

TANGO/ RUMBAAges: 16+ | Jennifer GoodingClass ID# W16-203384/12 - 4/12 | Tue (7 - 9pm)


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BALLROOM DANCING:

FOXTROTAges: 16+ | Jennifer GoodingClass ID# W16-203391/12 - 2/9 | Tue (7 - 7:50pm)


BALLROOM DANCING:

SWINGAges: 16+ | Jennifer GoodingClass ID# W16-203401/12 - 2/9 | Tue (8 -8:50pm)


BALLROOM DANCING:

WALTZAges: 16+ | Jennifer GoodingClass ID# W16-203413/1 - 3/29 | Tue (7 - 7:50pm)


BALLROOM DANCING:

CHA-CHAAges: 16+ | Jennifer GoodingClass ID# W16-203423/1 - 3/29 | Tue (8 - 8:50pm)


BALLROOM DANCING:

TANGOAges: 16+ | Jennifer GoodingClass ID# W16-203434/19 - 5/17 | Tue (7 - 7:50pm)


BALLROOM DANCING:

RUMBAAges: 16+ | Jennifer GoodingClass ID# W16-203444/19 - 5/17 | Tue (8 - 8:50pm)


INTERMEDIATE HULAAges: 18+ | Julia GibbClass ID# W16-203481/6 - 5/25 | Wed (6:30-8pm)


ADVANCED HULAAges: 18+ | Julia GibbClass ID# W16-203491/7 - 5/26 | Thu (4:15-5:45pm)


BEGINNERS LEVEL I:

BASICS OF MODERN BELLY

DANCINGAges: 16+ | Carmen NolteClass ID# W16-203521/20 - 2/10 | Wed (7 -8pm)


BEGINNERS LEVEL I:


DANCINGAges: 16+ | Carmen NolteClass ID# W16-203532/24 - 3/30 | Wed (7 -8pm)

Member: $75 | Non-Member:

$100

BEGINNERS LEVEL I:


DANCINGAges: 16+ | Carmen NolteClass ID# W16-203544/13 - 5/18 | Wed (7 - 8pm)

Member: $75 | Non-Member:

$100

ADVANCED LEVEL III:

MODERN BELLY DANCINGAges: 16+ | Carmen NolteClass ID# W16-203551/20 - 2/10 | Wed (6 -7pm)


ADVANCED LEVEL III:

MODERN BELLY DANCINGAges: 16+ | Carmen NolteClass ID# W16-203562/24 - 3/30 | Wed (6 - 7pm)


ADVANCED LEVEL III:

MODERN BELLY DANCINGAges: 16+ | Carmen NolteClass ID# W16-203574/13 - 5/18 | Wed (6 - 7pm)


MODERN BELLY DANCING:

COMBO CLASSESAges: 18+ | Carmen NolteClass ID# W16-203581/20 - 2/10 | Wed (6 - 8pm)








Music for Adults

HAMMERED DULCIMER

WORKSHOP

(INTERMEDIATE)Ages: 18+ | Maggie SansoneClass ID# W16-204003/1 - 4/19 | Tue (7 -7:50pm)


CELTIC SLOW JAM (MIXED

INSTRUMENTS)Ages: 18+ | Maggie SansoneClass ID# W16-204013/1 - 4/19 | Tue (8 -8:50pm)


BEGINNING CLASSICAL &

FOLK GUITAR I Ages: 18+ | Maggie SansoneClass ID# W16-204023/7 - 4/18 | Mon (6 -6:50pm)


HAMMERED DULCIMER –

STARTING FROM SCRATCH!Ages: 18+ | Maggie SansoneClass ID# W16-204033/7 - 4/18 | Mon (7 -7:50pm)


Woodturning

THE ART OF THE CRAFT:

TWO PRINCIPLES & A

THOUS& TRICKS IN

WOODTURNINGAges: 18+ | Joe DickeyClass ID# W16-204101/25 - 4/4 | Mon (6:30-9:30pm)


BASIC WOODTURNING:

WEDNESDAYAges: 18+ | Chuck EngstromClass ID# W16-204111/13 - 3/9 | Wed (6:30-9:30pm)


BASIC WOODTURNING:

THURSDAYAges: 18+ | Chuck EngstromClass ID# W16-204121/14 - 3/10 | Thu (6:30-9:30pm)


BASIC CONTINUING

WOODTURNING:

WEDNESDAYAges: 18+ | Chuck EngstromClass ID# W16-204133/16 - 5/11 | Wed (6:30-9:30pm)



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BASIC CONTINUING

WOODTURNING:

THURSDAYAges: 18+ | Chuck EngstromClass ID# W16-204143/17 - 5/19 | Thu (6:30-9:30pm)


Photography

PHOTOGRAPHY WITH YOUR

DIGITAL SLRAges 18+ Don DementClass ID# W16-202701/19-3/8 Tue (9:30am-12:00pm)


PHOTOGRAPHY WITH YOUR DIGITAL SLR WORKSHOPAges 18+ Don DementClass ID# W16-202711/30-2/6 Sat (9:00am-4:30pm)


INTERMEDIATE LIGHTROOM - BEYOND THE BASICSAges 18+ Don DementClass ID# W16-202721/19-3/8 Tue (6:30-9pm)


PHOTOGRAPHY WITH YOUR DIGITAL SLRAges 18+ Don DementClass ID# W16-202733/29-5/17 Tue (6:30-9pm)


BASIC LIGHTROOM - THE NEW DARKROOM - WORKSHOPAges 18+ Don DementClass ID# W16-202744/30-5/7 Sat (9 -4:30pm)


BASIC LIGHTROOM, THE NEW DARKROOMAges 18+ Don DementClass ID# W16-202753/29-5/17 Tue (9:30-12pm)


Jewelry, Glass & Metals

SMALL KILN CASTING IN

GLASSAges: 16+ | Clare ShepherdClass ID# W16-204182/2 - 2/16 | Tue (6:30-9:30pm)


SMALL KILN CASTING IN

GLASSAges: 16+ | Clare ShepherdClass ID# W16-204192/2 - 2/16 | Tue (1 -4pm)


TECHNIQUES IN FUSED

JEWELRYAges: 16+ | Clare ShepherdClass ID# W16-204204/26 - 5/10 | Tue (6:30-9:30pm)


TECHNIQUES IN FUSED

JEWELRYAges: 16+ | Clare ShepherdClass ID# W16-204214/26 - 5/10 | Tue (1 -4pm)


PATTERN & FLOW BARSAges: 16+ | Clare ShepherdClass ID# W16-204223/15 - 4/5 | Tue (6:30-9:30pm)


PATTERN & FLOW BARSAges: 16+ | Clare ShepherdClass ID# W16-204233/15 - 4/5 | Tue (1 - 4pm)


The American Primitive Letterpress

Workshop SeriesDates TBA

Introduction to Letterpress is a 4-hour session that involves students in the hands-on process of designing, typesetting, and printing their own cards, flyers, and small posters by traditional letterpress methods using vintage wood and metal type and a classic flatbed galley-proof printing press.

Workshop projects include printing up to a dozen 3½”x 2” business or calling cards using hand-set metal type and ornaments; up to a half-dozen 3½”x 5” or 5”x 7” greeting cards using wood or metal type and/or ornaments; or up to three 8½”x 11” small posters/flyers using wood or metal type and/or ornaments. Participants should come with some idea of what they would like to print as their project, keeping in mind the time limitations of the workshop. In lieu of an original project idea, participants can typeset and print projects needed for the studio: type specimen alphabet sheets, type case labels, signage, etc. Students may sign up for one workshop or, for complex projects that could require more than 4 hours to complete, two or three workshops.


PAINTING WITH GLASSAges: 16+ | Clare ShepherdClass ID# W16-204242/23 - 3/8 | Tue (6:30-9:30pm)


PAINTING WITH GLASSAges: 16+ | Clare ShepherdClass ID# W16-204252/23 - 3/8 | Tue (1 -4pm)


LANDSCAPES IN GLASSAges: 16+ | Viki KeatingClass ID# W16-204283/19 - 3/19 | Sat (10am-4pm)


INTRODUCTION TO

KILNFORMED GLASS ONE

DAYAges: 16+ | Viki KeatingClass ID# W16-204294/23 - 4/23 | Sat (10am-4pm)


INTRODUCTION TO

KILNFORMED GLASS ONE

DAYAges: 16+ | Viki KeatingClass ID# W16-204304/16 - 4/16 | Sat (10am-4pm)


COPPER & SILVER

HOLLOWAREAges: 16+ | Michael BrehlClass ID# W16-204321/15 - 2/12 | Fri (6:30-9pm)


COPPER & SILVER

HOLLOWAREAges: 16+ | Michael BrehlClass ID# W16-204334/8 - 5/6 | Fri (6:30-9pm)


CHAIN MAKING FOR

BEGINNERSAges: 14+ | Nick BarnesClass ID# W16-204352/27 - 2/27 | Sat (10am-4pm)


RING MAKING: USING

TWISTED & BRAIDED

DESIGNSAges: 14+ | Nick BarnesClass ID# W16-204364/2 - 4/2 | Sat (10am-4pm)


COLD CONNECTIONS:

RIVETING; STAPLING &

ENCASINGAges: 14+ | Nick BarnesClass ID# W16-204375/7 - 5/7 | Sat (10am-4pm)


SILVER JEWELRY- BUILD

YOUR FABRICATION

SKILLSAges: 16+ | Kim JonesClass ID# W16-204501/19 - 2/23 | Tue (6:30-9pm)


SILVER JEWELRY-

INTRODUCTION TO THE

HOLLOW FORMAges: 16+ | Kim JonesClass ID# W16-204514/5 - 4/26 | Tue (6:30-9pm)


DIRECTED OPEN STUDIOAges: 16+ | Kim JonesClass ID# W16-204525/3 - 5/24 | Tues (6 -9pm)



Introduction to Intaglio Printmaking (Etching)

Neil Harpe teaches a traditional approach to printmaking. Course includes the basics of intaglio printmaking including: drypoint, copper plate preparation, preparing hard ground, biting a plate and the use of an etching press.

RESIN JEWELRY

WORKSHOPAges: 16+ | Renata Mastroti KunkelClass ID# W16-204382/23 - 3/8 | Tue (12:30-3pm)


Ceramics

CREATING FUNCTIONAL

CLAY FROM A SLABAges: 16+ | Laura SwitkesClass ID# W16-204531/26 – 3/15 | Tue (6:45-9:15pm)


CREATING FUNCTIONAL

CLAY FROM A SLABAges: 16+ | Laura SwitkesClass ID# W16-204541/28 - 3/17 | Thu (9:30am-12pm)


BEGINNER WHEEL I:

MONDAYAges 16+ | Renata Mastroti KunkelClass ID# W16-204552/ - 3/14 Mon (9:15-11:45am)


BEGINNING WHEEL LEVELS

II: TUESDAYAges: 16+ | Renata Mastroti KunkelClass ID# W16-204561/26 - 3/15 | Tue (9:15am-11:45am)


BEGINNING WHEEL LEVELS

II: TUESDAYAges: 16+ | Renata Mastroti KunkelClass ID# W16-204574/5 - 5/24 | Tue (9:15-11:45am)


INTERMEDIATE WHEEL:

WEDNESDAYAges: 16+ | Renata Mastroti KunkelClass ID# W16-204581/20 - 3/9 | Wed (9:30am-12pm)


INTERMEDIATE WHEEL:

WEDNESDAYAges: 16+ | Renata Mastroti KunkelClass ID# W16-204593/30 - 5/25 | Wed (9:30am-12:00pm)


BEG WHEEL I & II - FORM &

SURFACEAges: 16+ | Renata Mastroti KunkelClass ID# W16-204601/20 - 3/9 | Wed (6:45-9:15pm)


BEG WHEEL I & II - FORM &

SURFACEAges: 16+ | Renata Mastroti KunkelClass ID# W16-204613/30 - 5/25 | Wed (6:45-9:15pm)


INTERMEDIATE WHEEL:

SATURDAYAges: 16+ | Renata Mastroti KunkelClass ID# W16-204621/23 - 3/12 | Sat (9:30am-12:00pm)


INTERMEDIATE WHEEL:

SATURDAYAges: 16+ | Renata Mastroti KunkelClass ID# W16-204634/2 - 6/4 | Sat (9:30am-12:00pm)


EXPLORING

TILES, MOSAICS &

HANDBUILDINGAges: 18+ | Debra SoreffClass ID# W16-204651/25 - 3/14 | Mon (7 -9:30pm)


EXPLORING TILES &

HANDBUILDING 2Ages: 18+ | Debra SoreffClass ID# W16-204663/21 - 5/16 | Mon (7 -9:30pm)


Drawing & Painting for Adults

INTRODUCTION TO

INTAGLIO PRINTMAKING

(ETCHING)Ages: 18+ | Neil HarpeClass ID# W16-204681/9 - 2/6 | Sat (9:30am-12:30pm)


INTRODUCTION TO

INTAGLIO PRINTMAKING

(ETCHING)Ages: 18+ | Neil HarpeClass ID# W16-204692/20 - 3/19 | Sat (9:30am-12:30pm)


MAGAZINE PAPER

COLLAGEAges: 16+ | Laura DixonClass ID# W16-205001/13 - 2/17 | Wed (12 -2pm)


DRAWING FOR BEGINNERSAges: 18+ | Laura DixonClass ID# W16-205011/13 - 2/17 | Wed (9:30-11:30am)


FOUNDATIONS OF

DRAWING IAges: 18+ | Andree TullierClass ID# W16-205051/20 - 2/24 | Wed (7 -9:30pm)


FOUNDATIONS OF

DRAWING WORKSHOPAges: 18+ | Andree TullierClass ID# W16-205061/23 - 1/23 | Sat (9:30am-3pm)


THE ELEMENTS OF

DRAWINGAges: 18+ | Lee BoyntonClass ID# W16-205071/30 - 3/5 | Sat (9:30am-12:00pm)


CLASSIC DRAWING

TECHNIQUE IAges: 18+ | Andrea Olney-WallClass ID# W16-205081/14 - 2/18 | Thu (9:30-11:30am)


CLASSIC DRAWING

TECHNIQUES 2Ages: 18+ | Andrea Olney-WallClass ID# W16-205093/3 - 4/14 | Thu (9:30-11:30am)


DRAWING DOGSAges: 18+ | Nancy Van MeterClass ID# W16-205101/20 - 2/17 | Wed (9:30-12:30pm)


FIGURE DRAWING IN

CHARCOAL-SESSION IAges: 17+ | John EbersbergerClass ID# W16-205112/4 - 3/3 | Thu (7:30-9:30pm)


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FIGURE DRAWING IN

CHARCOAL-SESSION IIAges: 17+ | John EbersbergerClass ID# W16-205123/10 - 4/14 | Thu (7:30-9:30pm)


PAINTING FLOWERS IN

WATERCOLORAges: 18+ | Sue Corrigan-YoClass ID# W16-205161/5 - 2/23 | Tue (9 -11:30am)


PAINTING FLOWERS IN

WATERCOLORAges: 18+ | Sue Corrigan-YoClass ID# W16-205174/5 - 5/17 | Tue (9 -11:30am)


WATERCOLOR

IMPRESSIONISM: STILL

LIFEAges: 18+ | Lee BoyntonClass ID# W16-205181/22 - 3/11 | Fri (9:30am-12:30pm)


PAINTING THE

IMPRESSIONIST

LANDSCAPE IN

WATERCOLORAges: 18+ | Lee BoyntonClass ID# W16-205194/22 - 5/27 | Fri (9:30am-12:30pm)


PAINTING BIRDS IN

GOUACHEAges: 18+ | Ric ConnClass ID# W16-205222/19 - 4/1 | Fri (1 -3pm)


ADVANCED PAINTING

BIRDS IN GOUACHEAges: 18+ | Ric ConnClass ID# W16-205232/19 - 4/1 | Fri (10am-12pm)


PAINTING DOG PORTRAITSAges: 18+ | Nancy Van MeterClass ID# W16-205303/9 - 4/6 | Wed (9:30am-12:30pm)


PURPLE WORKSHOPAges: 18+ | Nancy Van MeterClass ID# W16-205312/6 - 2/6 | Sat (9:30am-12:30pm)


EARTH COLORS

WORKSHOPAges: 18+ | Nancy Van MeterClass ID# W16-205323/5 - 3/5 | Sat (9:30am-12:30pm)


BLACK & WHITE

WORKSHOPAges: 18+ | Nancy Van MeterClass ID# W16-205334/9 - 4/9 | Sat (9:30am-12:30pm)


INTRODUCTION TO OILSAges: 18+ | Andree TullierClass ID# W16-205351/19 - 3/8 | Tue (7:30-9:30pm)


PORTRAIT PAINTING IN

OIL-SESSION IAges: 18+ | David LawtonClass ID# W16-205381/25 - 3/7 | Mon (1 -3:30pm)



OIL-SESSION IAges: 18+ | David LawtonClass ID# W16-205391/27 - 3/2 | Wed (7 -9:30pm)



OIL-SESSION IIAges: 18+ | David LawtonClass ID# W16-205404/4 - 5/9 | Mon (1 -3:30pm)



OIL-SESSION IIAges: 18+ | David LawtonClass ID# W16-205413/23 - 4/17 | Wed (7 -9:30pm)


A MOMENT EXPRESSED:

PAINTING THE FIGURE

WITH FEELING IN OILAges: 18+ | Lee BoyntonClass ID# W16-205451/21 - 3/10 | Thu (9:30am-12:30pm)


COLOR BASICS IN OIL

WORKSHOPAges: 18+ | Lee BoyntonClass ID# W16-205464/9 - 4/10 | Sat, Sun (9:30am-4pm)


COLOR BASICS IN OIL

WORKSHOPAges: 18+ | Lee BoyntonClass ID# W16-205474/16 - 4/17 | Sat, Sun (9:30am-4pm)


PAINTING THE

IMPRESSIONIST

LANDSCAPE IN OILAges: 18+ | Lee BoyntonClass ID# W16-205484/21 - 5/26 | Thu (9:30am-12:30pm)


IMPRESSIONISM-SESSION IAges: 17+ | John EbersbergerClass ID# W16-205502/1 - 3/7 | Mon (9:30-11:30am)


IMPRESSIONISM-SESSION IIAges: 17+ | John EbersbergerClass ID# W16-205513/14 - 4/18 | Mon (9:30-11:30am)


IMPRESSIONISM: AN

INTRODUCTION Ages: 16+ | John EbersbergerClass ID# W16-205524/16 - 4/16 | Sat (9:30am-3:30pm)


IMPRESSIONIST PORTRAIT

PAINTINGAges: 16+ | John EbersbergerClass ID# W16-205532/20 - 2/21 | Sat,Sun (9:30am-3:30pm)


INTRODUCTION ACRYLIC

PAINTINGAges: 18+ | Andrea Olney-WallClass ID# W16-205561/12 - 2/16 | Tue (6 -8pm)


ABSTRACT PAINTING WITH

ACRYLICSAges: 18+ | Andrea Olney-WallClass ID# W16-205573/1 - 4/12 | Tue (6 -8pm)


DRAWING & PAINTING

INTERIORSAges: 18+ | Andrea Olney-WallClass ID# W16-205581/9 - 2/27 | Sat (1 -3:30pm)



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PLEIN AIR WORKSHOPAges: 18+ | Andrea Olney-WallClass ID# W16-205593/5 - 4/16 | Sat (1:30-3:30pm)



PASTELAges: 16+ | Carol VogelClass ID# W16-205621/7 - 2/25 | Thu (10:30am-12:30pm)



PASTELAges: 16+ | Carol VogelClass ID# W16-205633/10 - 5/5 | Thu (10:30am-12:30pm)


CHILD’S PASTEL PORTRAIT

WORKSHOPAges: 18+ | Andree TullierClass ID# W16-205654/2 - 4/9 | Sat (9:30am-12:30pm)


DESIGN SECRETS FOR

PAINTING & DRAWINGAges: 16+ | Desiree Holmes ScheriniClass ID# W16-205664/30 - 4/30 | Sat (10am-4pm)


WEEKEND WORKSHOP –

PLEIN AIR LANDSCAPE

PAINTING IN PASTELAges: 16+ | Desiree Holmes ScheriniClass ID# W16-205675/14 - 5/15 | Sat, Sun (10am-4pm)


IN THE STUDIO PAINTINGAges: 16+ | Desiree Holmes ScheriniClass ID# W16-205684/6 - 5/11 | Wed (1 - 3pm)


The Art of Wellness

THE ART OF MEDITATIONAges: 18+ | Craig EbersoleClass ID# W16-206002/4 - 3/17 | Thu (7 - 8pm)


PILATES MAT & BARREAges: 18+ | Chery MauckClass ID# W16-206011/15 - 5/13 | Fri (8:30-9:15am)


PILATES MAT & BARREAges: 18+ | Cheryl MauckClass ID# W16-206021/13 - 5/11 | Wed (8:15-9pm)


REFINEMENT 1 TAI CHI

CHUANAges: 19+ | Joan Harris-TernovanClass ID# W16-206031/19 - 4/26 | Tue (7:30-8:30pm)


REFINEMENT 2 TAI CHI

CHUANAges: 19+ | Joan Harris-TernovanClass ID# W16-206041/19 - 4/26 | Tue (6:30-7:30pm)


INTRODUCTION TO YOGA

WORKSHOPAges: 18+ | Gerry SosnowskyClass ID# W16-206051/23 - 1/23 | Sat (9 -10:30am)


INTRODUCTION TO YOGA

WORKSHOPAges: 18+ | Gerry SosnowskyClass ID# W16-206064/2 - 4/2 | Sat (9 -10:30am)


HATHA YOGA-LEVEL IAges: 18+ | Gerry SosnowskyClass ID# W16-206071/25 - 3/7 | Mon (6 -7:30pm)


HATHA YOGA-LEVEL IAges: 18+ | Gerry SosnowskyClass ID# W16-206084/4 - 5/16 | Mon (6 -7:30pm)


HATHA YOGA- LEVEL 2Ages: 18+ | Gerry SosnowskyClass ID# W16-206091/26 - 3/8 | Tue (6 -7:30pm)


HATHA YOGA- LEVEL 2Ages: 18+ | Gerry SosnowskyClass ID# W16-206104/5 - 5/10 | Tue (6 -7:30pm)


Co-ops

PREREQUISITE WORKSHOP

FOR PRINTMAKING CO-OPAges: 18+ | Sigrid TrumpyClass ID# W16-207001/4 - 6/30 | TBA


PRINTMAKING CO-OPAges: 18+ | Sigrid TrumpyClass ID# W16-207061/4 - 6/30 | TBA


WOODTURNING CO-OPAges: 18+ | Description SeeClass ID# W16-207101/4 - 6/30 | TBA


SCULPTURE CO-OPAges: 18+ | Barbara CantorClass ID# W16-207111/4 - 6/27 | Mon (12 - 4pm)


FIGURE SCULPTURE COOPAges: 18+ | Susan JurowClass ID# W16-207121/7 - 6/30 | Thu (12 -3:30pm)


OPEN STUDIO FIGURE

CO-OP - WEDNESDAY

MORNINGSAges: 18+ | CoordinatorClass ID# W16-207072/3 - 6/29 | Wed (9:30am -12:30pm)


OPEN STUDIO FIGURE CO-

OP - THURSDAY EVENINGSAges: 18+ | CoordinatorClass ID# W16-207082/4 - 6/30 | Thu (6:30-9:30pm)


PORTRAIT OPEN

STUDIO CO-OP - FRIDAY

MORNINGSAges: 18+ | CoordinatorClass ID# W16-207092/5 - 7/1 | Fri (9:30am-12:30pm)



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Register online at: WWW.MARYLANDHALL.ORG

SCHOLARSHIPS

About the AACPS Student Scholarship Assistance Program

Through a partnership with the Division of Advanced Studies and

Programs of Anne Arundel County Public Schools, Maryland Hall

allots 20% of its annual enrollment for classes offered to school-

aged children as part of AACPS Student Scholarship Program. Only

applicants from AACPS identified as students of need will be placed in

classes. In order to qualify, students must be able to qualify for FARMS

status. Scholarship applications and course offering booklets are

distributed in schools for fall, winter/spring, and summer semesters. A

course catalog and application form is available through the guidance

office at each school or at www.aacps.org under Adjunct Programs.

If you have any questions, please call the Advanced Co-Curricular

Programs Office at 410-222-5430 or Maryland Hall at 410-263-5544 ext. 20.

About the Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts (MHCA) Scholarship Program

To keep the arts accessible to all our community’s students, Maryland

Hall’s Scholarship Fund enables students to take classes for free or at

reduced fees throughout the year. Scholarships are funded by individual

donors, corporations and foundations. Scholarship applicants must be

18 years of age or younger, demonstrate financial need and an interest

in the arts. Scholarships are available to cover class tuition and materials

fee up to a maximum of $200. Important note: Applicants applying for

ballet classes may only apply for beginning level classes that require

one class meeting per week. Scholarship recipients may not re-apply

for one calendar year. Application deadlines: Winter/Spring semester

–December 15; Summer Semester–May 15; Fall semester–August 15.

Recipients will be notified within 15 days of deadline.

Scholarship applications are available at www.marylandhall.org

under “classes” tab or in the MHCA front office. If you have any

questions, please call Maryland Hall at 410-263-5544 ext. 20.

MEMBERSHIPS

Become a member of Maryland Hall and enjoy benefits all year

long and support the life-changing arts activities Maryland Hall

offers our community and its residents.

Household: $40 (100% tax-deductible)

• Discounts on Maryland Hall class tuition and waive of registration fee

• Discounts on tickets to Maryland Hall performances, select Resident Company performances and select Maryland Hall special events and activities

• Opportunity to purchase tickets to select performances before the public

• Discounts on Maryland Hall Birthday parties

• Coupons to arts-related stores: Art Things, Dance Supplies, Etc. The Twisted Bead, Paint N’ Party and Portside Framers.

• Advance notice of exhibitions and performances

• Mailings of Maryland Hall educational catalogs and electronic newsletters

POLICIES & PROCEDURES

What if my class is canceled?

Classes may be canceled if sufficient enrollment is not reached

by the start of the class. You will receive a full refund including

the tuition, membership and any additional fees. Please

register early to ensure your class will run.

Maryland Hall doesn’t pro-rate classes.

What if I wish to withdraw from a class?

Membership, registration and material fees are non-

refundable. If you wish to withdraw from a class, there is a $5

service charge. Refunds may take up to two weeks to process.

Refunds are processed based on the following schedule:

• 100% refund for notification (to the MHCA education department) received prior to the start of the class

• 80% refund prior to the second class meeting

• 50% refund prior to the third class meeting

• No refunds will be granted after the class has met three times.

NOTE: Maryland Hall reserves the right to charge $35 for all

checks that are returned due to insufficient funds.

Pick up & drop off procedure for children under 12:

Parents/caregivers of children under the age of 12 are required

to escort their children to and from class and sign them in and

out. Special pickup arrangements must be communicated to

the teacher prior to the class.

Inclement weather policy

Maryland Hall’s website at www.marylandhall.org has the most

up-to-date cancellation information. If county schools are

closed, MHCA will NOT have classes. If schools open late,

classes held before noon at MHCA are canceled.

Student Behavior policy

To ensure a pleasant artistic experience for all of students:

• Students are expected to come prepared for and to participate in class.

• Students are expected to treat the faculty, building and fellow students with respect.

• Students are not allowed to possess or consume alcohol or controlled substances in or around the building.

• Smoking is prohibited inside the building.

• Students who are consistently disruptive during class time may be asked not to return by the instructor; no refunds will be issued.

Go to WWW.MARYLANDHALL.ORG to join and for information about other membership levels and benefits:

Young Patron: $50 | Associate: $100 | Arts Supporter: $250 | Arts Advocate: $500 | Arts Patron: $1,000

Name:

Address:

City: State: Zip:

Email:

Phone:

MEMBERSHIP:

Household $40 Young Patron $50

Associate $100 Arts Supporter $250

Arts Advocate $500 Arts Patron $1000

ANNUAL FUND

Gifts to the Annual Fund provide much-needed support to maintain and expand our quality programs.

Your 100% tax deductible contribution is an investment in Maryland Hall’s mission.

I would like to make a 100% tax deductible donation of $________ to Maryland Hall Annual Fund.

OUTREACH

Gifts to our Outreach Fund are 100 % tax deductible and support a variety of programs that keep the arts

accessible to all in our community.

I would like to make a 100% tax deductible donation of $________ to Maryland Hall Outreach Fund.

METHOD OF PAYMENT:

Check payable to Maryland Hall is enclosed

Bill my credit card a one-time transaction ($______)

Visa Mastercard Discover AMX

Card #: Exp:

Signature:

Please return this form to Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts 801 Chase Street, Annapolis, 21401

MARYLANDHALL.ORG | 410-263-5544

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Give the gift of the arts during the holiday season, as a birthday gift or any time during the year. Maryland Hall Gift Certificates can be purchased for any amount you choose.

Gift certificates can be used toward:

★ Maryland Hall classes

★ Art from the galleries

★ Memberships

★ Maryland Hall special events

★ Tickets to performances sold by Maryland Hall's Box Office (including performances by Annapolis Chorale, Opera, Ballet Theatre of Maryland and select Symphony performances)

The recipient can redeem the gift certificate in person in the Box Office at Maryland Hall (M-F, 9 am to 5 pm) or can use it to make purchases on the Maryland Hall web site (for the items listed above).

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