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W E L C O M E TO R E A C H !

...Where youth of all ages and adults explore and practice art making—all while connecting with neighbors, families, artists, and the community. Our classes are open to everyone. Join the fun! Draw, paint, sculpt, collage….use your imagination!

A R T F O R E V E R Y O N E | A L L A R E W E L C O M E

E N R O L L M E N T P O L I C I E S

Class fees are paid at the time of regis-tration.

Unless otherwise stated, all supplies and materials are included in the class fee.

Fees are non‐refundable on or after the first day of class.

Refunds requested one day to one week before the first day of class will be given in the form of coupons for future classes.

All refunds will incur a 6% registration processing fee.

Class fees will not be pro‐rated.

Classes cannot be made up.

REACH will issue a full refund if a class is cancelled.

Unless otherwise noted, siblings regis-tering at the same time for the same session receive a 10% discount on youth classes.

Classes may need to be cancelled if sufficient enrollment has not been met.

Register early!

S L I D I N G S C A L E R E G I S T R A T I O N

In an effort to make our programs as accessible as possible to everyone, we have implemented a sliding scale fee for all of our school-year youth and teen classes.

Refer to the table below as a guide for which fee level to choose. If you are able to pay the Level A fees, it helps us to keep offering classes. Level B fees are “on your honor.” Level C fee registrations require a parent or guardian to provide proof of income before or on the first day of class—please email a copy of or bring in person your EBT (bridge) card, or most recent federal income tax form.

Please contact us if these fee guidelines still make it difficult for you to take our classes.

We want you to keep coming to REACH and making art!

C H O O S I N G A F E E L E V E L

FOR HOUSEHOLD SIZE

LEVEL B FEE if HOUSEHOLD INCOME IS BELOW: LEVEL C FEE if HOUSEHOLD INCOME IS BELOW:

2 $41,000 $22,000

3 $52,000 $28,000

4 - 5 $62,000 $35,000

6 - 8 $84,000 $45,000

R E G I S T E R

on our website in person at REACH by phone w/ credit card

reachstudioart.org 1804 S. Washington Ave. 517.999.3643

Most classes run once weekly for 8-weeks in the afternoon and evenings.

Fall Term October 14—December 14

Winter Term January 13—March 7

Spring Term March 16—May 16

A R T T R U C K | C U S TO M C L A S S E S | S PA C E R E N TA L

PA R T Y AT H O M E F O R Y O U T H

2-hour activity ~ $40 per additional hour

5-8 participants $265



17+ Guests $325 + $5 per additional

REACH STUDIO ART CENTER offers cus-

tomized services for any occasion - whether for a chil-dren’s birthday party, a series of workshops for your scout or home school group, your neighborhood block party, or a festival downtown.

PARTY AT REACH FOR ADULTS 2-hour workshop or party, $30-$45 per person, $200 minimum.

WORKSHOP AT REACH FOR YOUTH 2-hour workshop or party, $100 + $5 per person

Scout, homeschooling, and other youth group work-shops are available with REACH! Projects and materials are chosen by our staff and planned around your desired art medium and/or area of interest. Additional fees may be required for upgraded materials and supplies. Add $50 to the price if you would like to work with our staff to customize your project in more detail. Discounts are available for multiple sessions in a series.

E V E NT S PAC E R E NTA L Rent space at REACH to host your next event, whether that be a concert, business meeting, party, or art class. Visit our website to submit an event inquiry.

Have your party or workshop at REACH, or hire the …

A R T T R U C K F O R F E S T I V A L S O R E V E N T S

2-hour activity ~ $75 per additional hour

# participants cost non-profit price

25-50 $375 $250

51-100 $450 $325

101-250 $525 $400

251-500 $725 $580

*Non-profit must be 501c3 organization and event must be open to the public.

WA L K - I N - W E D N E S D AY | L E A R N 5 1 7

W A L K - I N W E D N E S D A Y S | D R O P I N , M A K E A R T

F R E E FO R A L L

Facilitated by Guest Artists & REACH Staff

WEDNESDAYS: January—May) | 4:00-6:00PM | AGES 5+ (under 7 must be accompanied by an adult) Donations appreciated.

Join us on Wednesdays (October through May) for drop-in art workshops and activities, 4:00–6:00PM at REACH. Each Wednesday REACH will host a free art-making workshop, lesson or activity open to all. Participants can make art from a variety of selected supplies. All ages welcome, children under 7 need to have an adult stay.

No registration. Drop-in only. Space is limited.

L E A R N 5 1 7 A H o m e s c h o o l Pa r t n e rs h i p P ro g r a m | T H U RS D AY S Experience dynamic learning environments that explore a monthly theme through the disciplines of art, science, nature, and history. Each program partner hosts a Thursday homeschooler session October—April, 1:30-3:00pm:

1st week – REACH | 2nd week – Woldumar | 3rd week – Impression 5 | 4th week – Michigan History Center

A T R E A C H O N T H E 1 S T T H U R S D A Y S O F T H E M O N T H 1 :30—3 :00P M

Discover new art techniques and explore elements and principles of art through project-based structured lessons or Open Art Labs. Older students (ages 8-15) pre-enroll ($12) in each month’s structured lessons designed around Learn 517 themes while younger students (ages 5-15) drop-in ($8) to enjoy exploring art independently at a variety of art sta-tions in each month’s Open Art Lab. You can also purchase a 7 month Open Art Lab pass for $50. Sibling discounts available.

Please visit reachstudioart.org/learn-517 for more info and to register.

2019-2020 MONTHLY THEMES

October Fabrics & Textiles February Community

November Made in Michigan March Inventors & Inventions

December Architecture April Nature

January In the Sky

L AT E S TA R T W E D N E S D AY | C R E AT I V E TOT S

L AT E STA R T WE D N ES D AY S — C R E AT I V E C O N N E C T I O N S

Teaching Artists: Elizabeth Wylegala, Miranda Hartmann, Gabby Marderosian

Before-school art program for Lansing School District students. This program is free for all Lansing School District students but pre-registration is required.

The fall semester of the program begins on Wednesday, September 4th, 2019, register today!

Join us for an exciting semester of art making, creativity and FUN at REACH on Wednesday mornings before school.

This semester-long art program will engage Kth-6th graders from Lansing School District in a variety of art experiences including visual arts, performing arts and more. Students will be divided into two groups by age range. The program is designed to provide structured sequential arts learning during Late Start Wednesday mornings for Lansing School District students.

Transportation: Students must be checked in at REACH by parent/guardian. At the end of class district buses will transport students from REACH to the following schools: Dwight Rich, Gardner, Lewton, Pattengill, Post Oak, & Wexford.

Students who enroll in the first semester are welcome and encouraged to also enroll in the second semester where they will benefit from further exploration of the arts.

No class on 11/27, 12/25, 1/1, 1/22, 4/8, & 4/15

Please check reachstudioart.org to enroll or for more information.

C R E A T I V E T O T S

SATURDAYS 10:30-11:15am AGES 2-5 FALL: 10/12—12/7 WINTER: 1/18—3/7 SPRING: 3/21—5/16

Teaching Artist: Meghan Andrews

Young artists create process-focused art with their parent/

caregiver under the guidance of an art teacher. Parents gain

resources for playing creatively with their child. Children

spend time with their caregivers having fun exploring differ-

ent art materials and methods.

8 weeks.

S L I D I N G S C A L E F E E L E V E L S : A $ 5 6 | B $ 4 0 | C $ 2 4

TUESDAY

4:30—5:30pm

FALL: 10/15—12/10

WINTER: 1/14—3/3

SPRING: 3/17—5/12

KIDS CLAY BEGINNERS | Ages 5—12

8 week terms

Teaching Artist: Gabby Marderosian

Create clay creatures or vessels using pinching, texturing, rolling, modeling, sculpting, and your imagination as you hand build with clay.

Sliding scale fee levels: A $72 | B $54 | C $36

WEDNESDAY

4:30—6:00pm

FALL: 10/16—12/11

WINTER: 1/15—3/4

SPRING: 3/18—5/13

TWEEN WHEEL | Ages 10—13

8 week terms


As an introduction to the potter's wheel you will learn to prepare clay, center, pull, shape, and tool ceramic vessels into bowls, vases, cups, and more!


WEDNESDAY

6:30—8:00pm

FALL: 10/16—12/11

WINTER: 1/15—3/4

SPRING: 3/18—5/13

TEEN WHEEL | Ages 13—18

8 week terms


This class is all about working on the potter's wheel. You will learn to prepare clay, center, pull, shape, and tool ceramic vessels into bowls, vases, cups, and more!


SATURDAY

12:30—2:30pm

9/7, 10/5, 11/2, 12/7,

1/4, 2/1, 3/7, 4/4, 5/2,

6/6, 7/11*

*No class 7/4

CASUAL CLAY STUDIO | All ages

Once monthly on first Saturdays

Teaching Artist: Rebecca Shane

Students of all levels can make smaller projects of their choice with guidance from the facilitator. Clay must be purchased separately from enrollment fee.

Sliding scale fee levels for ages 14+: A $20 | B $15 | C $5 | Ages 2-17 w/ paying adult: $5

TUESDAY

6:15—9:15pm

ADULT CLAY | Ages 18+ | Ongoing


Learn clay wheel throwing techniques with an instructor’s guidance. Guided in-struction will take place for the first hour and a half followed by an hour and a half of open lab work time.

$90 for a 4-session pass Use on any four Tuesdays within an 8-week period.

THURSDAY

6:30—8:00pm

FALL: 10/17—12/12

SPRING: 3/19—5/14

INTRO TO WORKING IN CLAY: Wheel Thrown Ceramics & Handbuilding Techniques Ages 18+ | 8 weeks | Teaching Artist: Rebecca Shane

In this class, you will learn wheel throwing, handbuilding, as well as glazing and fin-ishing techniques through a series of sequential, guided, lessons. You’ll leave the course with several finished kiln-fired pieces. $144, clay purchased separately.

THURSDAY

6:30—8:00pm

WINTER: 1/6—3/5

INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED CLAY TECHNIQUES Ages 18+ | 8 weeks | Teaching Artist: TBA

Expand upon your existing skills and take your knowledge of working in clay to the next level. Guided, sequential lessons in trimming, finishing, stacking, handles, spouts, and other surface treatments will be offered.

$144, clay purchased separately.

FRIDAY

7:00—10:00pm

9/20, 10/18, 11/15, 12/20, 1/17, 2/21, 03/20, 04/17, & 5/15

MUD & MUG | Ages 21+

Once monthly on third Fridays


Bring your own beverages, snacks and friends to play with clay on the potter’s wheel and glaze mementos to keep in this ceramic social for adults. $30 per session.

FRIDAY

4:30—6:30pm FRIDAY CLAY LAB | All ages | Ongoing

Teaching Artist: Rebecca Shane

Come to a Friday Clay Lab session to finish, trim, or glaze a piece of ceramic work you didn’t have time to finish in another class or workshop. Friday Labs are not for starting new projects. $15 per session.

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C R E AT I V E C O N N E C T I O N S Teaching Artist: Joy Baldwin

MONDAY 4:00-6:00pm FALL: 10/14—12/9 8 weeks

CREATURES & KINGDOMS Jump into the fantasy world of art-making! Create characters ranging from unicorns to drag-ons and the structures in which they dwell, from mountains to castles. Your work will be dis-played together for a miniature “fantasy city” art show in December.

MONDAY 4:00-6:00pm WINTER: 1/13—3/2 8 weeks

IMAGINARY WORLDS Design your own planet including landscapes, aliens and their habitats. Create a contained “Out of this World,” box display showcasing the limitless potential of space. The galaxy of work will be displayed at our March Open House art show.

MONDAY 4:00-6:00pm SPRING: 3/16—5/11 8 weeks

OF THIS EARTH Explore a variety of earth materials that can be utilized for art-making, from sand paintings to fiber collage and twig sculptures. Investigate and collect materials from a local nature center to include in your artwork. Earth art will be displayed as part of our Be a Tourist in Your own Town art show.

S L I D I N G S C A L E F E E L E V E L S : A $ 8 0 | B $ 5 0 | C F R E E

F A L L T E R M TUESDAY 5:00—6:30pm 10/15—12/10 8 weeks

ART BASICS: PAINTING Teaching Artist: Meghan Andrews Does a blank canvas inspire you? Learn and practice a variety of painting techniques, styles, and media, including watercolor, acrylic and tempera. Themes and subjects will vary each week.

WEDNESDAY 4:30—6:00pm 10/16—12/11 8 weeks

INTRO TO FIBER ARTS: MAKE YOUR OWN BACKPACK Teaching Artist: Emma Baker Learn to make your own drawstring backpack from start to finish in this introduction to fiber arts. You’ll learn a variety of sewing techniques, including how to use a simple pattern, as well as how to create your own unique design by printing on fabric.

THURSDAY 4:30—6:00pm 10/17—12/12 8 weeks

MAKING COMICS: AWESOME ADVENTURES Teaching Artist: Benjamin Garrett In this class you will explore various arts of combining words and images into telling stories about characters of your own making.

S L I D I N G S C A L E F E E L E V E L S : A $ 1 0 8 | B $ 7 2 | C $ 4 8

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W I N T E R T E R M

TUESDAY 4:30—6:00pm 1/14—3/3 8 weeks



PLAYING A PLAY | Teaching Artist: Miranda Hartmann

This class is designed to build self-confidence, encourage imagination, and nurture artistic growth on stage. You will spend part of each class learning performing arts techniques and acting basics. The rest of the time, you will use those techniques as well as improvisational exercises to create an original stage piece for performance. Sliding scale fee levels: A $72 | B $48 | C $32


STOP MOTION ANIMATION | Teaching Artist: Meghan Andrews

Create a claymation video using modeling clay figurines and miniature movie sets designed by you. Learn the basics of DSLR camera operation, stop motion animation, and basic video ed-iting.

S L I D I N G S C A L E F E E L E V E L S * : A $ 1 0 8 | B $ 7 2 | C $ 4 8 *for 1.5hr classes

S P R I N G T E R M

TUESDAY 4:30—6:00pm 3/17—5/12 8 weeks


WEDNESDAY 4:30—6:00pm 3/18—5/13

To be announced! Stay tuned and check our website regularly for program updates.


ART BASICS: PRINTMAKING Teaching Artist: Meghan Andrews In this class you will explore and practice beginning and advanced printmaking techniques which may include relief, reduction, monoprinting, and transfer methods. You will learn to design and create original prints, and learn to use basic carving tools for your relief prints. You will bring home several final prints as well as some that are beautifully layered with color and pattern! No experience necessary.


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FA L L T E R M

MONDAY 4:30—6:00pm 10/14—12/9 8 weeks

DRAWING FOUNDATIONS | Teaching Artist: Chris Russell In this class you will learning the basics of drawing composition and technique. Using media such as graph-ite, ink, and charcoal, you will explore the elements of drawing. Subjects covered will include the fundamen-tals of line, form, and value, still life, figure drawing, self-portraiture, and landscape. Lessons will also incor-porate concepts such as compositional balance and other principles of design, use of negative space, con-tour, and color theory.

TUESDAY 4:30—6:00pm 10/15—12/10 8 weeks

PHOTOSHOP & ILLUSTRATOR BASICS | Teaching Artist: Chris Russell This program teaches the fundamental tools and functions of Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, and how to apply them to edit, manipulate and create digital images. You will explore concepts like graphic design, pho-to editing, digital collage, photobashing, and digital drawing and image creation, as well as the ethical use of images and copyrighted materials.


RELIEF/LINOCUT PRINTMAKING + SPREADING IDEAS: DEMOCRACY, ACTIVISM, YOUR VOICE | Teaching Artist: Lena Ellis-Boatman Learn to do the oldest, coolest, and most-DIY form of printmaking! Carve your words and images into linole-um and learn to print multiples of your designs by hand and using a real printmaking press. Sizes? Colors? Collaboration? Experiment!

W I N T E R T E R M

TUESDAY 4:30—6:00pm 1/14—3/3 8 weeks

MIXED MEDIA | Teaching Artist: Rhonda Sherwin In this class you will explore a wide range of mixed media techniques: watercolor, drawing, and printing. A personal collage will be constructed with watercolor wash, drawing, and transfer image prints to develop a focal point and individual theme. Bring a photo, poem or other personal items to embellish your work.

TUESDAY 4:30—6:00pm 1/14—3/3 8 weeks

GUITAR BASICS | Teaching Artist: Chris Russell This class is designed to help anyone, whether you're completely new to music, or a prodigy in the making, learn the fundamentals of guitar playing. Here you will learn basic concepts such as strumming, picking, chords and scales, all presented through the lens of the popular music of today and yesterday. So you'll be learning some of your favorite songs as you're learning to play!


LOW-TECH SCREENPRINTING: ART, CRAFT, BUSINESS Teaching Artist: Lena Ellis-Boatman Learn simple screenprinting techniques you can replicate at home. We'll make hand-cut stencils and use drawing-based techniques to create designs on your screens. You'll learn what materials you need, how to print on paper and cloth, and how to troubleshoot when things get sticky. We'll also talk about selling craft items, print jobs, and artworks


P R O G R A M S F O R T E E N S

YEAR-ROUND TEEN STUDIO FALL WINTER & SPRING Teaching Artist: Joy Baldwin

THURSDAYS 3:00—6:00pm

FALL 10/10—12/5 WINTER 1/16—3/5 SPRING 3/19—5/14

COMMUNITY ART PROJECTS | 8 week terms

Design and create Community Art Pro-jects with your peers and guest artists to build your leadership, team-work and art skills while revitalizing the Lansing community with works of public art! FREE

FRIDAYS 3:00—6:00pm

FALL 10/11—12/6 WINTER 1/17—3/6 SPRING 3/20—5/15

PORTFOLIO | 8 week terms

Spend time developing individual pro-jects of your own, both independently and with a variety of artist mentors and art materials and media. 3:00-4:30 will be open work time and 4:30-6:00pm guided instruction. Sliding scale fee levels per term: A $100 | B $55 | C $15

S P R I N G T E R M

MONDAY 3/16—5/12 8 weeks

To be announced! Stay tuned and check our website regularly for program updates.

TUESDAY 4:30—6:00pm 3/17—5/13 8 weeks

DIGITAL DESIGN & ILLUSTRATION | Teaching Artist: Chris Russell Learn the fundamentals of digital design, rendering, and illustration. Expand and improve your skills and techniques in Adobe Photoshop to take your artwork to the next level.


COLOR & CREATIVITY: IDENTITY, SELF-EXPRESSION, COMMUNITY Teaching Artist: Lena Ellis-Boatman Beginner-level class for young folks/folx exploring their creativity through art. How do you see yourself? How do you see yourself in community with others? Mixed-media projects including collage, cut paper, and al-tered books. Lots of color. Follow suggested path or forge your own as you build confidence.


P R O G R A M S F O R A D U LT S

O N C E M O N T H L Y W O R K S H O P S 1ST SATURDAY 12:30pm—2:30pm

CASUAL CLAY | Teaching Artist: Rebecca Shane Dates and details on our Clay Studio Programs pages.

2ND THURSDAY 6:30—8:00pm

10/10, 11/14, 12/12, 1/9, 2/13, 3/12, 4/9, 5/13

SIP & PRINT: BLOCKPRINTING ON FABRIC | Teaching Artist: Regina Pericini A once-monthly fiber arts make-and-take adult social! Come learn how to blockprint on fabric, you will get a choice to print on a tea towel, tote, or set of napkins! All materials and supplies are included in the registration fees. 2nd Thursday of the month, October through May. BYOB! | 21+ | $25.

3RD FRIDAY 7:00—10:00pm

MUD & MUG | Teaching Artist: Gabby Marderosian A once-monthly ceramic arts adult social. Dates and details on our Clay Studio Programs pages. BYOB! | 21+ | $30

SATURDAY 12:30—4:30pm 10/26, 1/25, 2/29, 3/28, 4/25, 5/30

DAYS TO DYE FOR: FIBER ARTS WORKSHOPS Learn from expert textile and fiber artists in our 3-4 hour workshops held on one Saturday a month. Sessions will be dedicated to exploring a variety of fiber arts surface techniques, skills, and processes. All materials included: $48

8 - W E E K C L A S S E S TUESDAY 6:30—8:00pm

WINTER 1/14—3/3 SPRING 3/17—5/12 8 weeks

MIXED MEDIA | Teaching Artist: Rhonda Sherwin In this class you will explore a wide range of mixed media techniques: watercolor, drawing, and printing. A personal collage will be constructed with watercolor wash, drawing, and transfer image prints to develop a focal point and individual theme. Bring a photo, poem or other personal items to embellish your work. Open to ages 16+ | $108

WEDNESDAY 6:30—8:00pm WINTER 1/15—3/4

COLOR & CREATIVITY | Teaching Artist: Lena Ellis-Boatman Beginner-level class for folks exploring their creativity for the first time and for those getting back into art. Low-key, mixed-media projects including collage, cut paper, and altered books. Lots of color. Follow suggested path or forge your own. $108

WEDNESDAY 6:30—8:00pm SPRING 3/18—5/13

PRINTMAKING: IDEAS, INK & PERSPIRATION Teaching Artist: Lena Ellis-Boatman For folks who like a challenge or those with some prior experience. Relief/linocut, intaglio/collagraph, monoprint/monotype, and maybe even some simple screenprinting. Instruction and guidance provided, individual projects encouraged! Create new designs, explore new techniques, and make lots of prints! We'll also talk about selling your work. $108

THURSDAY 6:00—8:00pm Dates TBA

LIFE DRAWING | Teaching Artist: elyse GAMBINO This 8-week class is your opportunity to learn how to draw the human figure under the guidance of an expert instructor. You will study and work from live models both clothed and nude using charcoal, pencil, and ink.

P R O G R A M S F O R A D U LT S

Open Clay Studio Membership

Open Clay Studio members have access to REACH's clay studio, equipment, tools, and regular kiln firings for work independent of an instructor. Members make their own schedule based on our open hours. Clay must be purchased from REACH (not included in price of membership) as we do not allow outside clay to be brought in. Members must be experienced ceramicists with demonstrated skill and advanced understanding of working with clay, clay equipment, and glazes. All members attend an Open Clay Studio orientation with the Clay Studio Manager.

For pricing info and to sign up for memberships, please contact: [email protected]

Fiber Studio Membership

Modeled after our Open Clay Studio, we are thrilled to activate and make available REACH’s beautiful Fiber Arts Studio space. We welcome members with experience in various fiber techniques ready to hone their skills looking for access to space, tools, equip-ment, and community. You will love REACH’s Fiber Arts studio.

R E A C H O p e n S t u d i o M e m b e r s h i p s

L I F E D R A W I N G S E S S I O N S

Teaching Artist: elyse GAMBINO

WEDNESDAY 6:00—8:00pm Begins 10/9

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LIFE DRAWING SESSIONS nude models Ages 18+ | All materials included $10 per session suggested donation Practice your skills drawing from life in our weekly drop-in sessions. Facilitated by artist and educator elyse GAMBINO, don’t miss this opportunity to improve your abilities to draw the human figure. All skill levels welcome, no experience necessary. Please note: live models will be nude.

FRIDAY 6:00—8:00pm Begins 10/11

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LIFE DRAWING SESSIONS clothed models Ages 13+ | All materials included $10 per session suggested donation Practice your skills drawing from life in our weekly drop-in sessions. Facilitated by artist and educator elyse GAMBINO, don’t miss this opportunity to improve your abilities to draw the human figure. All skill levels welcome, no experience necessary. Live models will be clothed.

Work by: Mina Herzel | Photo: elyse GAMBINO

Work & Photo by: elyse GAMBINO

Work by: Miaomiao Fan Photo by: elyse GAMBINO

U P C O M I N G E V E N T S A NOT SO SILENT NIGHT Saturday, December 14, 2019

REACH’s annual holiday benefit featuring entertainment, delicious edibles, the Featured Artist Exhibition, as well as a silent auction of art, unique items, gift cards, and more! Look for details in October 2019 on our web-site, reachstudioart.org

REACH SPRING OPEN HOUSE Saturday, March 21, 2-4pm, 2020

Swing through and see what REACH is all about. Meet and talk to staff members, view the current gallery exhibition, and participate in art-making activities. Adults must accompany children.

FREE!

ALICE’S MAD HATTER TEA PARTY Saturday, May 9, 1-4pm, 2020

Come on out and support REACH while having a positively MAD time—games, activities, tea time and MORE! Ages 5 + (under 7 must be accompanied by adult)

Tickets must be purchased.

BE A TOURIST IN YOUR OWN TOWN Saturday, June 6, 10am-5pm, 2020

Come see what REACH is all about, sign up for summer camps, enjoy clay pottery wheel demonstrations and some fun art-making. Adults must accompany children.

FREE!

I N O U R G A L L E R Y HALLOW-TEEN ART SHOW

Friday, October 25, 6:30 –8:30pm

Exhibition of artwork from REACH’s Teen Open Studio participants as well as a sale of t-shirts featuring teen designs! Costumes are encouraged! Please note: content is PG-13 as some art contains spooky or mature con-tent.

FEATURED ARTIST EXHIBITION —A NOT SO SILENT NIGHT Saturday, December 14, 2019—January 6, 2020

An exhibition of Lansing-area notable artists showing works for sale in sup-port of REACH’s annual fundraiser. This year’s featured artists are Laurén Brady, Sharon Glasgow, Andrew Sandstedt, Jenny Schu, and Britta Urness. The pieces shown will represent a variety of media: sculpture, painting, printmaking, and jewelry.

DRAWINGS FROM LIFE: OBSERVATION, GESTURE, FORM

Spring 2020—Dates TBA

An exhibition featuring work from artists in our ongoing Life Drawing ses-sions and classes. Open call, details and dates TBA.

E V E N T S & G A L L E R Y

G E T I N V O LV E D

V O L U N T E E R REACH is seeking creative, motivated, enthusiastic, and nurturing individuals (ages 16—adult) to assist staff, teachers and students in supporting our mission to make art accessible to everyone. You don’t have to be an artist to volun-teer. We’d love to hear from you! Go to: reachstudioart.org/volunteer

D O N A T E Financial contributions are an essential part of keeping REACH open and operating. REACH is a charitable 501(c)(3) non-profit organization serving the Greater Lansing community with free or low fee after school and summer art programming for youth and adults. Contributions to REACH are tax deductible. To learn more, visit reachstudi-oart.org/donate.

O T H E R W A Y S T O G I V E Designate REACH Studio Art Center at shopping sites. Doing your shopping at these sites with REACH as your designat-ed charity raises money for REACH at no expense to you:

Kroger Plus Card at Kroger Stores: link your card to REACH Studio Art Center online at: kroger.com/communityrewards

GoodShop.com: Go to goodsearch.com/goodshop, choose REACH Studio Art Center as your charity, then search for and start shopping your favorite online store. Thousands of companies will give a percentage of your pur-chases to REACH!

Amazon Smile: Go to smile.amazon.com to link your amazon to REACH Studio Art Center and then start your shop-ping at smile.amazon.com.

B E C O M E A R E A C H A M B A S S A D O R Do you love what REACH is doing to make sure our youth have access to art? Help us spread the word about REACH by becoming an Ambassador who invites others to attend a REACH tour showcasing our mission. Con-tact [email protected] for more information.

B U Y A T I C K E T F O R A N O T S O S I L E N T N I G H T S AT U R D AY, D EC E M B E R 1 4 , 2 0 1 9

REACH’s annual holiday benefit featuring entertainment, live music, delicious edibles, a Featured Artist Exhibition, as well as a silent auction of art, unique items, gift cards, and more! Look for details in October 2019 on our website, reachstudioart.org

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