Community Workshops
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Open Door Makerspace
Free drop-in workshops for all ages! Join us at the Warwick Valley Community Centerfrom 6:30pm–8:00pm on the following dates:
Thursdays: February 13th, Feburary 27th, March 13th, March 27th, April 10th, April 24th, May 1st, May 8th, May 15th, May 22nd and May 29th.
Contact Melissa Shaw-Smith at (329) 222-4930 for more information.
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Arts For Seniors
Wickham Works offers art workshops designed for Senior Adults and Caregivers. Please contact us for upcoming programs or if you would like us to host a workshop for your organization. The majority of our workshops are suitable or adaptable for all ages.
Please contact us if you need special accommodations. (329) 222-4930, or email mshawsmith@wickhamworks.org.
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Summer Kids Makers Lab
CALLING ALL ARTISTS!
Join the Wickham Works mural crew for a week of exploration, experimentation, and creation this summer! We'll design and create large-scale, colorful paintings that will become games, photo backdrops, and more! Each day will bring exciting artistic, physical, and engineering challenges for your child under the guidance of our experienced Lab Leaders, and we will end the week with our gallery showcase for family and friends!
Days will be spent outdoors at Three Pines Nature Place- a shaded natural play area designed to inspire explorative play and learning opportunities for children of all ages. We'll run and climb, play with water and sand, and make 'food' in our mud kitchen!
LOCATION: Warwick Community Center, 11 Hamilton Ave., Warwick, NY 10990
DATES: Aug 4-8
TIME: 9am-2pm
AGES: 6-10
COST: $425/week
(Incl. all materials and daily snack)QUESTIONS? Contact Beth Laule
Blaule@wickhamworks.org
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Doc Fry Music Sessions
Wickham Works facilitates live band and art gallery shows, produced by local teens, for teens at the Warwick Valley Community Center.
Show info at Warwick DIY.
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Dulce Esperanza Summer Art Workshops
Collaborating with the Warwick Area Farmworkers Organization, each year our Teaching Artists provide month-long arts enrichment workshops, serving 100 children of local farmworkers. This is a free program made possible with funds from the New York State Legislature and administered by Arts Mid-Hudson.