Tuesdays, January 24 – February 28
Youth 4 – 5:30 pm •Adults 6:30 – 8 pm
Cover all the basics in this 6-week
beginning guitar course. Bring a guitar
and a good attitude and you’ll be playing
in no time!
Instructor: Danny Evans
Location: Frasier 126
Ages: young adult/adults
Fee: $100
February 1 • 7 – 9 pm or
February 4 • 10am – noon
This artist loves marketing as much as she loves the arts. 1st hour: Learn marketing basics on product, branding, budgets, and how to get your name and art out there. 2nd hour: Work specifically on online and street fair business plans, plus learn about opportunities in the area to show and sell your art.
Instructor: Kelly Cook
Location: Guggenheim 001A
Ages: adults
Fee: $20, $15 for UNC students
February 17, 7-9 pm
Have you done a few shows or opened an online shop to sell your art? If you have taken that first step, but don’t know where to go next, you are ready for this class. Learn ETSY and get one-on-one consultation on how you can take your art career further. Plan or improve on shows, network with other artists in Northern Colorado. Specific critiques on photos of your art, your shop, and your website. Bring samples.
Instructor: Kelly Cook
Location: Guggenheim 001A
Ages: adults
Fee: $20 , $15 for UNC students
February 18 – March 3 • 3-5:30pm
Final Performance TBD
Learn the techniques & phrasing of bolero and Ranchera singing, plus how to choose the right rhythmic genre, song & key for your voice. You could be a future national mariachi champion!
Estudie el bolero y canto ranchero con esta introducción al canto, su técnica vocal, como interpretar una canciön, como escoger tonos y las canciones idóneas para su voz. ¡Usted podrá lograr ser un futuro campeón de mariachi!
Instructor: Juanita Ulloa
Ubicacion: Frasier 126
Ages: 14 años o mas
Cuota: Gratis! Note: taught bi-lingually
March 3 • 10am – 2pm
Regardless of your level of experience as a painter, here is your opportunity to experiment with watercolor painting. A wide variety of materials will be available and the instructor will work with each student on an individual basis to demonstrate and/or answer questions.
Instructor: Annie Surbeck
Location: Guggenheim 205
Ages: young adult/adults
Fee: $35 includes supplies
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February 11, 10am-noon
Join us for a morning of Mardi Gras fun. Create a wonderful headdress and mask for your party.
Instructors: Dyana Wyeno, Sandy Myers and Ann Martinez
Location: Atlas Theater,
709 16th St.
Ages: all ages welcome
Fee: $15 includes supplies and a ticket to BellyGras February 18.
February 18 • 6:00 pm
Celebrate Mardi Gras with Tribe Sidysaan – Belly dance performances and live music.
Location: Atlas Theater, 709 16th St.
Ages: all ages welcome
Fee: $5 at the door (kids are free)
March 10 • 10am – noon
Fine arts on recycled material. Work with old book pages, retired cabinet doors, once-loved pieces of clothing and other objects that are begging to be found valuable again. Any level of ability and experience are welcome at this laid back class. Learn more about applied color and design. Mixed media collages can be realistic, playful, or editorial, but they will always be personal. You’ll love both the process and the pieces that you create, and walk away with dozens of ideas for future creation.
Instructor: Kelly Cook
Location: Crabbe 202
Ages: all ages
Fee: $30 include supplies
March 31 • 9 am – 12 pm
Professional photographer Jim Digby will first teach you how to see, then teach you how to make your digital camera see what you are seeing. Course includes discussion, instruction, shooting practice and critiques. Bring your camera, manual, and samples of photos you have shot.
Location: Guggenheim 001
Ages: young adult/adults
Instructor: Jim Digby
Fee: $70
March 31, 1pm to 3pm
Collecting art in the 21st century can be a daunting experience. Join Dr. Andrew Jay Svedlow, Dean of the College of Performing and Visual Arts for a conversation about collecting art and enhance your knowledge and understanding of contemporary and historical works of art. Whether you are just starting out as a collector or are want to continue to develop your skills as an art connoisseur, this seminar will help you on your path to enjoying the art of collecting.
Instructor: Andrew Svedlow
Location: Guggenheim 201
Ages: young adult/adults
Fee: no fee
April 14, 9 am to 12 pm, with an afternoon field trip, and
April 21, 9 am to 12 pm
Professional photographer Jim Digby will help you get the most from your ideas and your camera as you expand your knowledge of all the possibilities within the art of photography. Course includes classroom presentation, field trip and critiques. Bring your camera, tripod, and samples of your photos. Students provide own transportation.
Location: Guggenheim 001
Ages: young adult/adults
Instructor: Jim Digby
Fee: $105
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