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Northfield Arts Guild
CLASSES
WINTER-SPRING 2013
2 Exercise Your Creativity at the Arts Guild!
Table of Contents:
Music & Visual Arts for pre-K ................ 3
Visual Arts ......................................... 4-5
Ceramics ............................................ 6-8
Dance Program ..................................... 9
Weekly Dance Classes .................. 10-13
Our Teachers ................................. 14-15
Class Schedule Overview .............. 16-17
Membership/Circles of Support ...... 18-19
2013 Winter-Spring
Semester Schedule:
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Session 5: Jan. 21 - Feb. 16
Session 6: Feb. 18 - Mar. 16
Session 7: Mar. 18 - Apr. 20
(no classes Mar. 25 - 30)
Session 8: Apr. 22 - May 18
Registration is due by the first
class in every 4 week session.
 Late registration fee is $10.
 Please note the decision to run a class is
made one week before a scheduled start
date. Please register early.
LOOK!
DISCOUNTS!
Pay for a full semester
16 weeks and get $5 off per month!
Sign up for multiple classes
2 or more classes per week:
 First class at full tuition (longest class)
 20% discount each additional class
Rates
Non-member:
Early childhood classes
Elementary aged classes
Teen and Adult classes
Dance classes (all ages)
Music Together ®
Workshops
$10 per hour
$12 per hour
$13 per hour
$13 per hour
$15 per hour
rates vary
plus supplies
plus supplies
plus supplies
Members: Receive a 10% discount on all classes!
Member (m) and non-member (nm) prices are listed by
each class.
Cancellation/refund policy: If there is a cancellation
any time after a class session has started, we will
refund a prorated portion of the class fee, minus a $5
administrative fee. (Excludes Music Together®)
Scholarships are available for up to 40% for a single
class (not including materials), based on financial
need. Contact the office for an application form.
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The Community Action Center also offers
scholarships for school-age children.
Call (507) 664-3550.
 Join classes at any time.
(Call the office for more details.)
register online: northfieldartsguild.org
OR call 507-645-8877 OR stop by 304 Division St. S
music & visual arts for pre-K
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Music Together®
for ages infant to 5 years
All children are musical! Come spend 45 minutes each week singing, playing
instruments and dancing with your infant, toddler or preschooler in a playful,
non-performance-oriented atmosphere. These developmentally appropriate classes
guide young children through the crucial early stages of music development and
feature great arrangements of original and traditional songs in a wide variety of
tonalities, meters, and cultural styles. Tuition includes two professionally recorded CDs,
a beautifully illustrated songbook, and a parent guide DVD titled "Music
Together at Home: Helping Your Child Grow Musically." Each session teaches a new
collection of songs.
Instructor: Anna Lisa Rustad
Venue: Dance & Art Studio
Days & Times:
Mondays, 6:45 - 7:30 pm
Wednesdays, 10 - 10:45 am
Thursdays,10 - 10:45 am
Dates: Jan. 7 - Mar. 14 - Drum Collection
Fee per 10 week session: $150 nm / $135 m; second child is half price.
Children 8 months and younger are free. All children must be registered regardless of
age.
KidsARTS
for ages 3-6
Our wonderful KidsARTS program is designed specifically for preschoolers,
kindergarteners and young homeschoolers. Students in this class experience a wellrounded arts education through lessons crafted around music, movement, theater skills,
puppetry, visual arts and dramatic play. Using these creative tools, students develop
skills in body coordination, memory, cooperation, spatial relations and rhythm. We also
incorporate learning basic colors, shapes, counting,
patterns, lines, forms, texture and design in our weekly
classes.
Instructors: Christina Schwietz (music & theater) &
Sheila Novak (visual arts)
Venue: Art & Dance Studios
Day & Time: Thursdays, 12:30 - 2:30 pm
Dates: Begins Sep. 10 and runs throughout the school
year. Join anytime.
No class Thursday, Mar. 28
Fee per 4 weeks: $80 nm / $72 m; plus $8 materials
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visual arts for kids & teens
Budding Rembrandts
for ages 7 - 9
Budding Rembrandts works with the power of the imagination to create images filled with
detail and beauty. A commitment to individual ideas will enable each student to develop
their unique aesthetic interests.
Instructor: Sheila Novak
Venue: Art Studio
Dates: Session #5: Jan. 24 - Feb. 14
Session #6: Feb. 21 - Mar. 14
Session #7: Mar. 21 - Apr. 18 (no class Mar. 28)
Session #8: Apr. 25 - May 16
Fee per 4 weeks: $60 nm / $54 m; plus $5 materials
Discovering Drawing
for ages 10 - 13
Developing artistic confidence begins with drawing as a foundation for viewing the world.
Students will develop their powers of observation and will work on the use of perspective
and proportions in creating compelling imagery.
Venue: Art Studio
Day & Time: Mondays, 4 - 5:15 pm
Session #7: Mar. 18 - Apr. 15 (no class Mar. 25)
Fee: $60 nm / $54 m; plus $5 materials
A+ Art Club Autism and the Arts
(for ages 16+)
The A+ Art Club provides a safe, educational experience in the
arts. Participants work with local professional artists and
college mentors. Please contact program director Laura
Goodwin at 507-301-2824.
Venue: Art Studio
Day & Time: Tuesdays, 6:30 - 8:30 pm
Dates: Feb. 12 - Apr. 30
Fee per 4 weeks: $80; a $4.00 studio fee and snacks and
beverage are included.
visual arts for adults
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Painting at Parkview
for ages 50+
In this class students explore their preferred medium -- watercolors, acrylics, oils,
pastels, color pencils -- and work on various projects over the course of 4 weeks.
The instructor will provide ideas, feedback, and individually tailored direction.
Beginners are welcome!
Instructor: Riki Kölbl Nelson
Venue: Parkview, Northfield Retirement Community
Day & Time: Mondays, 9:30 - 11:30 am
Dates: Session #5: Jan. 7 - Jan. 28
Session #6: Feb. 4 - Feb. 25
Dates in March & April - to be
announced
Fee per 4 weeks: $64 nm /$58 m
In collaboration with Northfield Retirement
Community
Land Art: Workshop
for ages 16+
Land art is a form of art which seeks to find
beauty in landscapes by building art using
natural materials in an outdoor setting. In this workshop participants will learn more
about Land Art, and will contemplate and discuss the concepts behind Land Art and
Earthworks while viewing art at the Northfield Arts Guild. After learning about the art,
participants will walk to the Carleton Arboretum and will explore the medium of Land Art
for an afternoon with guidance from a land artist.
Venue: Art Studio & various locations
Day & Time: Saturday, 1:30 - 4:30 pm
Date: May 4
Fee: $46 nm / $41 m
More adult classes:
ceramics, pages 7 & 8
teen/adult ballet, page 11
ballroom dance, page 12
teen/adult tap, page 13
6 ceramics for kids & teens
Clay Adventures: Under the Sea
for ages 5 - 8
Come, explore, and get inspired by the world under
the sea. Create sea animals, an underwater world,
or sea monsters. Use various hand-building
techniques and colorful underglazes to make and
decorate your pieces.
Instructor: Rafael Estrella
Venue: Clay Studio
Fee per 4 weeks: $60 nm/ $54 m; plus $15 materials
Clay Crazy
for ages 5 - 8
This is an excellent introduction to working with clay. Use a variety of hand-building and/
or wheel throwing techniques to make cups, bowls, animals, boxes, houses, or tiles.
Then decorate your pieces using different hand tools and colorful underglazes.
Venue: Clay Studio
Dates: Session #7: Mar. 19 - Apr. 16 (no class Mar. 26)
Fee per 4 weeks: $60 nm/ $54 m; plus $15 materials
Thrown on the Wheel
for ages 9 - 15
Students will learn how to use the wheel to make a set of
cups, bowls, and plates. Then decorate your pieces using
our colorful glazes. Each session is 8 weeks long.
Venue: Clay Studio
Day & Time: Mondays, 4:30 - 5:45 pm OR
Thursdays, 4:30 - 5:45 pm
Dates: Session #5/6: Jan. 21 - Mar. 14
Session #7/8: Mar. 18 - May 16 (no class Mar. 25
or Mar. 28)
Fee per 8 weeks: $120 nm /$108 m; plus $30 materials
ceramics for adults
Introduction to Handbuilding
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for ages 19 +
This ceramics class is designed to teach people to make pots, trays, boxes, mugs, and
small bowls. An excellent introduction to ceramics!
Instructor: Glynnis Lessing
Venue: Clay Studio
Dates: Mar. 21, Apr. 4, 11, 18 (no class Mar. 28)
Garden Follies
for ages 19 +
Basic handbuilding skills will be taught as we create small
Ceramics sculptures of an animal, gnome or lanterns for your
garden.
Instructor: Glynnis Lessing
Venue: Clay Studio
Dates: Apr. 25, May 2, 9, 16
Fee: $80 nm/ $72 m; plus $24 materials
Introduction to Wheel Throwing
for ages 16 +
The perfect class to learn the basics of wheel throwing. Create cylinders and bowls,
learn to trim, add handles, and glaze. No experience necessary.
Venue: Clay Studio
Day & Time: Saturdays, 8:30 - 10:30 am
Session #6: Feb. 23 - mar. 16
Session #7: Mar. 23 - Apr. 20 ( no class Mar. 30)
Fee per 4 weeks: $104 nm /$94 m; plus $24 materials
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ceramics for adults
Nature’s Design: Workshop
for ages 16+
From the spiral of a fern frond or the roundness of an acorn, to the pattern of cells under
a microscope or a line that defines the horizon, nature is bountiful in the visual material it
offers us. Participants in this handbuilding class will examine the natural world for
subtleties of shape, design, texture, and color to enhance slab, pinch, or coiled pieces.
This course is open to those at the beginning and intermediate levels.
Instructor: Juliane Shibata
Venue: Clay Studio
Day & Time: Tuesdays, 6:30 - 9 pm
Dates: Apr. 23, 30, May 7, 14
Open Studio - Clay
for ages 18+
Open Studio allows people interested in exploring their individual interests in clay
whether it be hand-building, wheel-throwing, sculpture, clay jewelry, glazing
techniques or different types of firing. Previous experience is required.
(See intro classes on page 7.)
Venue: Clay Studio
Day & Time: Mondays and/or Wednesdays, 6:30 - 9:00 pm
Dates: Ongoing throughout the year. Join any time!
Fee Options:
4 night punch card: $30 nm / $27 m; (must be used within 8 weeks)
OR
8 class punch card: $60 nm/ $54 m; (must be used within 12 weeks)
plus $35.00 materials fee which includes one 25# bag of
clay, one bisque and one glaze firing.
Private Clay Lessons
with Rafael Estrella or Fred Gustafson
Group or Individual
for ages 5 - adult
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Are you interested in ceramics, but haven’t been able to fit our
classes into your schedule? Then take a private lesson (individual or group) and get yourself
started at a time that fits for you. During your lesson(s) learn wheel throwing and hand building
techniques and fire your work at a variety of temperatures.
Don’t be intimidated! All levels are welcome. Call the office for more information.
dance for everyone 9
The Arts Guild Dance Program offers classes for
all ages in ballet, ballroom, folk, modern, tap,
and Mexican Folklorico in a creative, safe and
non-competitive
environment.
Descriptions & schedules
begin on page 10
BALLET
Creative Ballet: for ages 4 - 7
Ballet 1: for ages 7 - 9
Ballet 2: for ages 9 - 11
Ballet 3: for ages 11 - 13 *
Ballet 4: for ages 13 - 15 *
Ballet 5 Pointe: for ages 15+ *
Teen/Adult Ballet: for ages 13+
* instructor permission required
BALLROOM DANCE
Beginning Ballroom: for ages 15+
Intermediate Ballroom: for ages 15+
FOLK DANCE
Folk Dance: for ages 13+ (Senior Center)
MODERN
Modern 1/2: for ages 9 - 12
Modern 3: for age 12+ *
MEXICAN FOLKLORICO
Mexican Folklorico A: for ages 4+
Mexican Folklorico B: for ages 8+
Mexican Folklorico C: for ages 11+ *
TAP
Tap 1: for ages 8 - 10
Teen/Adult Tap: for ages 13+
Joe Chvala and The Flying Foot
Forum Residency
for ages 15+
Joe Chvala and The Flying Foot Forum are
coming to Northfield! This intensely
powerful group will be in residence here at
the Arts Guild to create a piece based on
“Alice in Wonderland”. This piece will be
performed at the Weitz on April 11th. Don't
miss this exciting opportunity to work with
this ground breaking group of percussive
dancers.
Instructor: Joe Chvala
Venue: Dance Studio
Dates: Mar. 7, 14, 21, Apr. 4
Fee: $40 nm / $36 m
Dance Theater Co.
Dance Theater is back
for its fourth season!
Auditions are in February.
Watch our website for more information.
SPECIAL INTEREST
All Abilities Dance Workshop: for ages 7 - 17
Break Dance: for ages 9 - 12
For ages 10 - 18
Fee: $109 nm / $98 m
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All Abilities Dance: Workshop
NEW!
for ages 7 - 17
If you get around by wheelchair, walker, or can do cartwheels, you can be in this class.
If you have developmental or sensory issues, we’d love to see you. Take a dance class with
dancers of all abilities. We will learn techniques from modern dance, improvisation, and Somatics
to move our bodies and connect with others in ways you never thought you could do.
Instructor: Kate McDonnell
Day & Time: Saturday, 3:30 - 5 pm
Dates: Feb. 9
Fee: $15 nm / $13 m
Creative Ballet
for ages 4 - 7
Boys and girls alike will increase their physical awareness and begin to learn the fundamentals of
ballet in a creative and nurturing environment. The class will consist of teacher-directed and
student-centered exercises. Concepts of musicality, energy, shapes, and direction will be
explored each week as we plié, leap, twirl, skip, jump and imagine.
Instructor: Kathleen Pender
Day & Time: Saturdays, 10 - 10:45 am
Fee per 4 weeks: $39 nm / $35 m
Ballet 1 & 2
By the age of 7 most children are physically and mentally ready to study classical ballet.
This distinct movement vocabulary develops a strong body that expresses both beauty and
grace. At the Arts Guild, we focus on healthy anatomical placement while also encouraging each
student to develop their unique artistic voice.
Ballet 1
for ages 7 - 9
Instructor: Shari Setchell
Day & Time: Mondays, 4 - 5 pm
Ballet 2
for ages 9 - 11
Day & Time: Mondays, 5 - 6:15 pm
Fee per 4 weeks: $65 nm/ $59 m
Please refer to page 2 for dance session dates
dance
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Ballet 3
for ages 11 - 13; with instructor permission
In this level the dancer builds a higher level of achievement and strength. Dancers are expected
to articulate basic ballet technique and to perform longer ballet combinations, while also
individually interpreting the movement material.
Instructor: Charisse Ponder
Day & Time: Tuesdays, 5 - 6:15 pm
Ballet 4
for ages 13 - 15; with instructor permission
This class level builds on the physical and mental strength
developed in Ballet 3. Additionally, exercises developed to
strengthen the feet and legs as a preparation for pointe work
will be introduced at the end of each class.
Ballet 5: Pointe
for ages 15+; with instructor permission
The study of pointe work begins after a student has acquired
proper placement and a considerable amount of strength on
demi-pointe. Pointe class is an intensive session in which
excerpts from the classical repertoire are studied.
Day & Time: Thursdays, 6:30 - 8 pm
Teen/Adult Ballet: Beginning - Intermediate
for ages 13+
This fun class is the perfect opportunity for teens and adults of all levels to explore the grace and
beauty of classical ballet.
Day & Time: Mondays, 6:20 - 7:35 pm
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dance
Ballroom Dance - Beginning
for ages 16+
This class introduces you to the basics of Swing, Salsa, Foxtrot, Waltz, Rumba, Tango, and
Cha Cha. You will learn the four basic elements of social dance and how to combine them in
different ways. You will learn five dances as easily as one-two-three!.
Instructor: Andrea Mirenda
Day & Time: Saturdays, 2 - 2:45 pm
Ballroom Dance -Intermediate
for ages 16+
Continue to improve your skills in Swing, Salsa, Foxtrot, Waltz, Rumba, Tango, and Cha Cha.
No partner necessary.
Instructor: Andrea Mirenda
Day & Time: Saturdays, 2:45 - 3:30 pm
Break Dance
NEW!
for ages 9-12
Cliff Martin, member of the Lost Boyz Crew, will be teach foundational skills & how to freestyle.
Instructor: Cliff Martin
Folk Dance
for ages 13+
Expand your knowledge of the world by learning different dances from around the globe.
Instructor: Kate Stuart
Venue: Senior Center Fitness Studio
Day & Time: Fridays, 4 - 5 pm
Dates: Session #2: Dec. 14 - Mar 15 (12 weeks)
Session #3: Mar. 22 - May 17 (8 weeks)
Fee for 12 weeks: $80 nm / $72 m
OR
Drop-in rate: $8 nm / $6 m
in collaboration with the Senior Center
Tap 1
for ages 8+
This energetic class explores the basics of tap. Come join the fun!
Day & Time: Tuesdays, 4 - 5 pm
dance
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Teen/Adult Tap: Beginning - Intermediate
ages 13+
Explore the intricate rhythmic movements and syncopated rhythms of this exciting art form.
Mexican Folklorico
Boys and girls learn traditional dances from various regions in Mexico. These dances use sharp
rhythmic heel stomping and create interesting visual patterns.
Instructors: Folklorico Team -This class is taught en español and in English!
Folklorico A
for ages 4+
Folklorico B
for ages 8+
Folklorico C
for ages 11+
Day & Time: Saturdays, 11:15 am - 12:30 pm
Modern 1/2
for ages 9+
By exploring various techniques of contemporary dance each student will develop an expressive
and articulate body while also developing their creative and improvisational skills.
Instructor: Kathleen Pender
Modern 3
for ages 12+; with instructor permission
This class builds on the physical and imaginative techniques developed in Modern 1/2.
Instructor: Bailey Anderson
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teachers at the arts guild
The Arts Guild offers over 40 weekly classes in dance, music, theater, literary and visual
arts. Students, young and old, novice and experienced, are invited to explore their
creative voices as they are guided by teachers who are working professionals and
certified art instructors. Classes are taught with a focus on sequential development of
skills, aligned with State Standards in the arts, establishing the groundwork for aesthetic
development and a lifelong appreciation of the arts.
introducing our excellent teachers….
 Bailey Anderson is a movement artist located in Minneapolis, Minnesota; specializing
in yoga, choreography, and dance. Her philosophy is to empower the student or
performer, broaden perspectives, and have fun.
 Rafael Estrella is a graduate of Carleton College, a certified art educator, and
currently teaching for the Owatonna School District. When he is not teaching art, he is
drawing, creating ceramics, coaching, playing soccer, or reading.
 Laura Goodwin grew up in Northfield and attended classes at the Arts Guild as
youngster. She is a Rhode Island School of Design graduate, who taught in RISD's
children's program. Laura's journey into the field of autism began after a family
member was diagnosed on the autism spectrum. Laura currently works as
educational assistant at NHS in the autism program.
 Fred Gustafson retired from a full career of teaching art in the Duluth school system.
He is the lead teacher in the ceramics program at the Arts Guild.
 Glynnis Lessing has recently moved to Northfield from Chicago where she taught for
the 24 years at Lill Street, Art Resources inTeaching and various other outreach
programs. She has a BFA from the University of Minnesota and is a working potter
selling her work at art fairs and galleries.
 Cliff Martin is a native Northfielder and member of the Lost Boyz Crew. He has been
dancing for over 3 years. You can frequently catch him jamming on Bridge Square.
 Kate McDonnell is working on her Masters degree in Dance Therapy. She is a
Global SomaticsTM practitioner. She has special interest in teaching dancers with
special needs.
 Andrea Mirenda has been dancing and teaching ballroom dance in the Midwest for
several years. She coaches several collegiate performance teams including St. Mary's
University and Carleton College, her alma mater.
 Riki Kölbl Nelson has an MFA in Studio Art from the University of Minnesota.
She has exhibited artwork nationally and internationally.
teachers at the arts guild
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 Sheila Novak is living and working in Northfield as a fifth year Art Apprentice at
St. Olaf College, her alma mater. Sheila aspires to build a career of enriching youth
development by creating and teaching art.
 Kathleen Pender is a native of Northfield. Kathleen is pursuing her B.A. in Dance at
St. Olaf College. She is interested in learning how to teach dance to students of all
abilities. Currently, Kathleen is exploring how images can inform her movement and
body awareness. Her passion for dance, in its many forms, led her to study in Ghana
last year. The Northfield Arts Guild's dance program was the foundation of Kathleen's
dance training.
 Charisse Ponder works as a dancer, teacher and choreographer. She has studied at
the Joffrey Ballet in New York City and has performed with the St. Paul Classical
Ballet Academy, MN Dance Theatre, and on The Prairie Home Companion.
 Anna Lisa Rustad majored in music at St. Olaf College and received her Masters in
Teaching from St. Thomas University. Anna Lisa is a certified Music Together®
instructor. She also teaches piano and plays fiddle with Scandium, a contemporary
Scandinavian folk band.
 Christina Schwietz has a sense of wonder when it comes to all forms of art! She
loves to express herself in music, dance, drawing, painting, sculpting, storytelling,
poetry, song, literature, but mostly drama. Christina believes that being an artist
means celebrating who you are and how you see the world around you, which makes
her the perfect choice to teach the KidsARTS class.
 Shari Setchell is a certified Global SomaticsTM Practitioner and applies somatic
training in her ballet instruction. Shari is choreographer for Northfield High School’s
Rock & Roll Revival and also works as a choreographer throughout the region.
 Juliane Shibata received her MFA in Ceramics from Bowling Green State University,
having previously graduated from Carleton College with a BA in Studio Art. She has
been an artist in residence at the Appalachian Center for Craft in Tennessee and The
Pottery Workshop in Jingdezhen, China. Juliane taught for two years at Hope College
and is teaching this winter at Carleton College.
 Kate Stuart became involved with the Arts Guild by enrolling her young daughters in
dance and art classes. Kate currently teaches dance and music at the Northfield Arts
Guild, the Northfield Senior Center, and for fellow homeschooling families. In addition
she is Music Director of the Twin Cities Recorder Guild and is the Mayor of the City of
Nerstrand.
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9 - 11
11 - 13
18+
13+
5:15 - 6:15 pm
5:15 - 6:15 pm
FOR AGES
12
10
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9
13
Joe Chvala & the Flying Foot Forum
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CLASS TITLE
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10
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12
12
10
12
Mexican Folklorico A
Creative Ballet
Mexican Folklorico B
Modern 1/2
Mexican Folklorico C *
Introduction to Ballroom Dance
Intermediate Ballroom Dance
Ballet 1
Tap 1
Folk Dance at the Senior Center
Ballet 2
Ballet 3*
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8
8
Introduction to Wheel Throwing
Clay Adventures: Under the Sea
Clay Crazy
Thrown on the Wheel
Thrown on the Wheel
Introduction to Handbuilding
Garden Follies
Open Studio - Clay
Nature's Design
16+
5-8
5-8
9 - 15
9 - 15
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4-7
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16+
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KidsARTS
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FOR AGES
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5 - 6:15 pm
5 - 6:15 pm
2:45 - 3:30 pm
4 - 5 pm
4 - 5 pm
9:30 - 10:15 am
10 - 10:45 am
10:15 - 11:15 am
10:45 - 11:45 am
11:15 - 12:30 pm
2 - 2:45 pm
Art, Music & Theater
12:30 - 2:30 pm
Ceramics
8:30 - 10:30 am
4:30 - 5:45 pm
4:30 - 5:45 pm
4:30 - 5:45 pm
4:30 - 5:45 pm
6:30 - 8:30 pm
6:30 - 8:30 pm
6:30 - 9 pm
6:30 - 9 pm
Dance
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4
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Break Dance
Teen/Adult Ballet: Beginning - Intermediate
Ballet 4*
Ballet 5: Pointe*
Modern 3 *
Discovering Drawing
Budding Rembrandts
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5
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All Abilities Dance - Sat., Feb 9
Land Art - Sat., May 4
A+ Art Club (Autism for the Arts)
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16+
16+
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Painting at Parkview
50 +
3:30 - 5 pm
1:30 - 4:30 pm
6:30 - 8:30 pm
3
3
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Music Together®
Music Together®
Music Together®
0-5
0-5
0-5
6:45 - 7:30 pm
10 - 10:45 am
10 - 10:45 am
Painting
9:30 - 11:30 am
Workshops
Joe Chvala & the Flying Foot Forum
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CLASS TITLE
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12
10
12
Folk Dance at the Senior Center
Ballet 2
Ballet 3*
Modern 1/2
Mexican Folklorico C *
Introduction to Ballroom Dance
Intermediate Ballroom Dance
Ballet 1
Tap 1
10 - 13
7-9
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11 - 13
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9 - 12
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13 - 15
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FOR AGES
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16+
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8+
4 - 5:15 pm
4:30 - 5:45 pm
Music
6:30 - 8 pm
7:45 - 9 pm
Drawing
5:15 - 6:15 pm
5:15 - 6:15 pm
5:30 - 6:30 pm
6:20 - 7:35 pm
6:30 - 7:45 pm
4 -5:00 pm
5 - 6:15 pm
5 - 6:15 pm
2:45 - 3:30 pm
4 - 5 pm
4 - 5 pm
10:45 - 11:45 am
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Annual Fee
$30 (with college ID)
$60
$90
$120 - $239
$240 - $499
$500 - $999
$1000 - $1999
$2000 and up
MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS:
Supporting creativity
10% discount on classes
Exhibition opportunities
Voting privileges at the Annual
Members’ Meeting
 E-Newsletters & other Guild
information
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PLUS:
Soloist:
 1 theater ticket voucher (=$15)
Ensemble:
 2 theater ticket vouchers (=$30)
Conductor:
 10% off room rental fee
Sustaining (monthly) Fee
$5 per month
$7.50 per month
$10+ per month
$20+ per month
$42+ per month
$83+ per month
$167+ per month
Choreographer:
 1 Soloist Membership Level gift
certificate for a friend (=$60)
Publisher:
Director:
Patron:
SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIPS
BIG SUPPORT...small payments!
Set up a monthly payment plan using a credit or debit card. Call the office.
Thank you!
circles of support
MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM
Name
Street Address
City, State and Zip
Phone number
Email
Membership level (see previous page)
Annual Membership
$$ Amount
Sustaining Membership
(please charge this amount monthly using the
credit/debit card below)
Payment Information
Check payable to: Northfield Arts Guild, or
Visa
Mastercard
Am Express
Exp. Date:
Card #:
Signature:
Please send me information about the following:
Planned Giving
Scholarships
Sponsor Circle
Join online: northfieldartsguild.org
or
call our office: 507-645-8877
or
detach & mail to: 304 Division St.
Northfield, MN 55057
The Guild is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and
meets business and corporate matching gifts
program guidelines.
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VOLUNTEERS CIRCLE
Classroom & office assistants,
retail clerks, events helpers,
theater productions and
MORE! Call 645-8877.
SPONSORS CIRCLE
Businesses help fund our
events and productions!
Ranging from $200—$2,000, a
business chooses to support
the gallery or theater season,
individual productions,
fundraisers or youth activities.
Benefits include free
advertising, free tickets &
discounts on rentals of our
meeting spaces.
Sponsorships are
cornerstones for production
and event sustainability.
PLANNED GIVING CIRCLE is
a wonderful way of supporting
the Northfield Arts Guild
legacy. Join us in sustaining
this valuable community center
for the arts through
estate planning.
THANK YOU!
The Northfield Arts Guild also gratefully acknowledges the
financial support provided by memberships, donations,
business sponsorships, and private funders
Additional funding from the McKnight Foundation, the
Minnesota Community Foundation, the Southeast
Minnesota Arts Council, the Street Trust, Northfield Area
United Way, and the Sostek Trust.
These activities are made possible in a part by a grant
provided by the Minnesota State Arts Board through an
appropriation by the Minnesota State Legislature from
State’s general fund and its arts and cultural heritage fund
with money from the vote of the people of Minnesota on
November 4, 2004.
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Northfield, MN 55057
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