Showing posts with label youth classes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label youth classes. Show all posts

Friday, February 3, 2012

The Artistry of Dance and Taming the Monkey Mind Open for Registration

NEW! Artistry of Dance
Dancesport champions Sergei and Olga Bezrodnov will lead a number of classes in various styles of Ballroom and Latin dances for children and adults.

Register today classes have just begun.  Advanced registration by phone or email for Walk-Ins must be received prior to class.

Read more about our Artistry of Dance program on our DancePage.

NEW! Taming the Monkey Mind —
Introduction to Mindfulness Meditation


Forgot How to Relax?
 Mindfulness Meditation is a 2,500 year old Buddhist practice that is increasingly relevant for the crazy and stressful time in which we live. Visiting instructor and life coach, Kerry Alan Rasp, will offer basic instructions in mindfulness meditation, lead a guided meditation, share simple techniques to calm the monkey mind, and allow time for discussion. More information on our Classes page.


Monday, January 18, 2010

The Watchung Arts Center Performing Arts Center (WAC PAC) BEGINS SECOND SESSION


The Watchung Arts Center Performing Arts Company (WAC PAC) is accepting registration for students in grades 3 - 12. The Company will begin rehearsal on Sunday, January 24 at 6 - please check the schedule as times will alternate. The registration form and schedule may be found on at http://www.watchungarts.org/.


The second season of WAC PAC will take acting, dancing and performing to new heights as the cast performs the musical, "It's Saturday!" by Jacobson/Huff. The entire audience is sure to join in the celebration of a day off in the life of a kid. WAC PACers will continue to learn from the experience team of Director Laurie Wood, Watchung, and Musical Director Neal Acito of New Providence.


The performance will take place on March 21st and tickets for the performance will be $8.00 each.


There is potential for the Company to participate in community outreach performances to nursing homes, schools, and other facilities. Parents would be responsible for providing transportation to and from these performances.