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This free three-hour event is open to all 5th through 10th grade students and features hands-on arts sessions with faculty and staff. Students may choose from 6 disciplines: Visual Art, Music, Dance, Theatre, Creative Writing, and Multi-Arts Exploration. The event is designed to allow young artists the opportunity to participate in professional training and learning in the arts by Credentialed Educators and Industry Professionals. Classes are held with professional artists and current SDSCPA students, and include performance demonstrations, art exhibits, and hands-on immersive experiences. Parents will have the opportunity to meet SDSCPA staff and community partners to learn more about what SDSCPA has to offer their student and family. Parents are welcome and encouraged to stay and chat with faculty and administrators about enrollment options.Date | Saturday, May 21, 2022 at 9:30amLocation | SCHOOL OF CREATIVE AND PERFORMING ARTSFree Event! Registration required For further information on this event and class registrations please visit: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdD01Qokikl_mnUB6-u3LOXxye17uxF_vWb8iFQowW88Ql6Zw/viewform

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