COURSES OFFERED BY PARKER ARTS

Campers become the director, animator, and editor of their own stop motion animation film as they create a story, build a set, film a movie, and edit it all together. *Requirements: Footage will be stored on each students’ own device.

Campers will work together to build winter holiday-inspired robotic models, play games with their models, modify their work to learn the basics of robotics.

Grab your ‘uke, and let’s get strumming! The ukulele is a much-loved instrument across genres and musical traditions, and it’s easy to see why. It’s versatile, sounds great whether you’re playing by yourself or in a group, and it’s very beginner-friendly.

Join an advanced dance class specializing in traditional Egyptian Cabaret, Lebanese, Persian, Turkish, Gulf and folkdance styles. The course will cover dance techniques, body conditioning, stamina, choreography, musical rhythms, props, and costuming by a professional Belly Dancer.

A new year; a new way of eating. We all want to eat healthy, but we don’t want to sacrifice flavor. In this hands-on class, we will learn to make Buddha Bowls.

Are you interested in keeping up on your dance skills? The class will be an hour long and will consist of a warm-up, dance technique, and a combination that will provide you with tools to help you grow stronger as a mover and strong dancer.

Learn and practice the basics of tap vocabulary like shuffles, flaps, digs, timesteps in simple rhythm combinations and across the floor traveling steps.

Our Level 1 classes are weekly dance classes that give our dancers the opportunity to study ballet and jazz in one class setting. Students learn proper technique and alignment, and develop strength and flexibility, but that’s not all.

This technical dance class is a weekly dance class designed to explore the contemporary and modern dance world. Previous dance experience is required.

Locking, popping, funk and break dancing are all part of the Hip Hop family. For the past 50 years, this dance genre has made its journey from urban roots to the mainstream crowd.