Podcasts about art camp

Writing Camp, Art Camp... So many cool things you can come up with this summer. I'm giving you a basics of how to setup an at home DIY camp week for your kids. My favorite parts are ending the weeks with a book signing or art show for your children to showcase what they've created during the week. I hope this inspires you to make a camp at home for your little ones this summer!Support the Show.Follow Moms Who Create:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/momswhocreatepodcast/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/momswhocreatepodcastMonthly Meeting Book Club - https://www.facebook.com/groups/momswhocreatebookclubWebsite - https://www.momswhocreate.com/

Henrico 4-H Youth Development and the nonprofit 4 Art 2 Heart will offer a free virtual art camp for youth from April 1-4, during Henrico Schools' spring break. The camp will be held each day through Zoom from 10 a.m.to 11:30 am. Led by Sisters Nikhita and Rithanya Saravanan from 4 Art 2 Heart, the sessions will focus on different styles of art and highlight festivals around the world. Students will have the opportunity to learn about the Obon Festival in Japan, the Noto Flower Festival in Italy, the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta in New Mexico, and the Tsechus Festival...Article LinkSupport the show

“The first increment of rest that we can practice is a pause.” – Octavia RaheemWho has time for rest? Too many of us would say, not me. Rest is devalued in society, but we NEED rest. I'm so excited to share this juicy conversation with Octavia Raheem, a rest/restorative coach and founder of Devoted to Rest™. If you feel like you can't stop, even if you're on the edge of burnout, you need this one.Octavia talks us through the tiniest bit of rest, a pause for three breaths, before we begin. Try it as you listen. See how it feels to pause, to breathe, to rest. Octavia came into rest because of a health crisis. She says she didn't know how to stop, so life stopped her in her tracks. It took being in a hospital bed for her to see the hamster wheel of doing she had been on.Rest is a daily practice, and it's easy to slip out of that practice. We get into how to build rest into your day, how to keep it a regular part of your life, and how a system that supports and values rest helps a lot.We talk about: Recognizing the tension between work and rest and feeling worthy of rest Productivity versus a spirit of creativity and generativeness Ways to slow down, like learning to be with your breath even when you are in motion and simplifying your morning (or other) routines Teaching our kids that it's okay to rest and go slow Recognizing where you are pulling more weight and disrupting old systems that keep you doing it Having the courage to experience your life, not just do itABOUT OCTAVIA Octavia Raheem is a wife, mother, author of two best selling books Pause, Rest, Be and Gather. She is a rest/restorative coach, yoga + meditation educator, and former wellness studio owner. She is the creator of Devoted to Rest™, a transformational rest focused experience for visionary women leaders making a high impact in their fields. Within her rest and work she threads time tested practices, depth skill and knowledge about what supports rest and what doesn't, wisdom rooted in Black American Southern traditions, and intuition into a blanket of experience under which individuals can gather and rebuke stress, fatigue, and burnout. Her offerings lead driven, inspiring, creative, and purpose centered individuals and companies to awaken the fullness of their potential and power through rest. Octavia has over 20 years of experience and well over 10,000 hours of designing and delivering classes, restshops, workshops, immersions, and trainings that transform, heal, and restore individuals and organizations. In 2021 Yoga Journal magazine recognized Octavia as one of fifteen experienced yoga professionals who have elevated and changed the field on a global scale. Closer to home and as a beacon in her local community, she was named one of four luminaries who have lit the way and created new avenues to yoga in Atlanta, Georgia, and the Southeast in September 2019 by Natural Awakening Magazine. Additionally her writing, rest, and work have been featured in Mantra, Tricycle, Well + Good, Atlanta Magazine, CNN, and at Essence Festival Wellhouse Atlanta. She has an academic background in English Literature, creative writing, and middle grades education as well as 10+ years of professional experience developing curricula for innovative learning and teaching Language Arts in K-12 settings. Most recently, she combined her passion for yoga, creativity, language, and community through her four year tenure as co-director for Yoga, Literature, and Art Camp for Teen Girls at Spelman College Museum of Fine Art founded by Dr. Chelsea Jackson Roberts. Octavia is committed to herself, family, community, and our world being well and rested- in body, mind, heart, and spirit.LINKS

Today, I review some of the fun things that I learned while I hosted my third year of art camp with Canvas and Kind. If you'd like to see some of my original art, you can check that out at www.canvasandkind.com and you can see what I'm up to on Instagram at https://Instagram.com/canvasandkind --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/taylor-jackson78/support

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Proponents call it a 'once-in-a-generation opportunity to invest in Findlay's outdoor infrastructure' and, despite some misgivings, city leaders have given the green light to plans for a Downtown Recreation Area (at 15:02) --- It was one year ago this week that the Webb Space Telescope beamed back its first jaw-dropping images of the universe... Has this $10B project lived up to expectations and what discoveries lie ahead? (at 26:41) --- What's Happening: No summer break for the University of Findlay's Mazza Museum... with their annual Summer Conference and Art Camp among the activities in the month of July (at 46:58)

Summer camps are coming in hot!! But not just any summer camps- we have one of the city's BEST summer camps here today! Sam Bass, Art Camp 504's Camp Director sat down with me to talk about her own inspiration behind this amazing camp for our kids in the Big Easy.  Our own girls have been multiple years- and what makes this camp so great is that it isOffered multiple times during the year- even in different seasons! Their spaces are filling up  FAST y'all! Snag them now at www.artcamp504.org! Then, I welcome back my pal and owner of Brian Rosenberg from Gayswithkids.com- MY VERY FIRST platform to write my blog many years ago! Brian was on  our very first show  a couple of years ago and today he is back to talk about the exciting new stuff coming out of GWK lately! Their revolutionary way to learn about your path to fatherhood with a brand new program that launched last year called GWK ACADEMY- a one stop shop for any and all a gay man would need to start their own journey to parenthood! Download their FREE APP called GWK Academy in your app store and go to gayswithkids.com to learn more! Thank you to our family of amazing sponsors! Ochsner Hospital for ChildrenRouses MarkersWww.rousesmarkets.comKid's Dream Dress ShopWww.kidsdreamus.comSandpiper VacationsWww.sandpipiervactions.comZak George's Dog Revolution! Pinxav Diaper Rash CreamWww.pinxav.comComfort Cases Www.comfortcases.orgNew Orleans Ice Cream CompanyWww.neworleansicecream.comReal Estate with Steph & Berkshire Hathaway

Usually we're a PG show, maybe PG-13. We go hard R in the middle thanks to Matt's wedding story. Enjoy!On this week's show:Happy 420, broDrug-checking sitesPulp FictionHouse of LandlordsBen & Jerry's employees to unionizeWe get closer to anti-paramilitary billWho needs libraries?The cannabis marketplace is too crowdedNew student loan incentivesNorthern ExposureAdam hates the Sleep OutFiddlehead is now the 36th largest brewery in America(50:27) Break music: Provisions Hip Hop - “Hughie!”https://provisionshiphop.bandcamp.com/track/inner-g-feat-hughie-mr-mfn-exquire Stowe Rotary is betting on trucks getting stuck in the NotchRotary ClubInternational Order of Old BastardsOdd FellowsNVU-Lyndon students doing the Time Warp againRocky Horror Picture ShowToo much office space in downtown Burlington Essex Citizen's AcademyAre you Bear Aware?Vermonter & cartoonist Ed Koren of New Yorker Magazine, passed awayThanks for listening!Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/VermontCatchup Follow Matt on twitter: @MatthewBorden4 Contact the show: 24theroadshow@gmail.comIntro/Outro Music by B-Complex

Dr. Chelsea Roberts fainted in her first yoga class. Keeping with it, Chelsea focused her attention and came to revel in how yoga made her feel and how this practice created benefits for the other pieces of her life. Trained in child development with a Ph.D. in educational studies, she is wired for teaching and has found herself as a prominent yoga and meditation teacher and Peloton instructor.In this episode, Lara talks with Chelsea about her journey into yoga, her path as Founder of the Yoga, Literature, & Art Camp for Teen Girls at Spelman College, and how she became such a fierce advocate for yoga and literature for marginalized youth. They discuss her DNA as a teacher, her impending motherhood, and how yoga has guided her path to being a parent. In this episode, you'll learn:* How yoga literature can inspire the young* How music can affect your practice and your soul* The importance of the right partner in parenthoodResources Mentioned:Yoga, Literature, and Art Camp at Spelman College Patanjali's SutrasPelotonConnect with the Guest:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/chelsealovesyoga/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/chelsealovesyoga/Twitter - https://twitter.com/chelseajaya Connect with LYT Daily and Lara Heimann:Instagram Lara Heimann - https://www.instagram.com/lara.heimann/ Facebook Lara Heimann - https://www.facebook.com/lara.f.heimann Instagram LYT Yoga - https://www.instagram.com/lytyogamethod/Facebook LYT Yoga - https://www.facebook.com/lytyogamethod Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Youngsters are having a big time during the Grove Hill Cultural Arts Center's summer camp, learning to draw and paint. Director Denise Wilson teaches fundamentals in a fun way. At top left, Wilson is shown with Laykin Smith who wanted to contribute in allowance and chores monies to the program “to pay it forward to help others.” Last Thursday's session was the third of the summer and drew 30 kids, the most this year. Vada Autrey, bottom right, is a former art student of Wilson's and is volunteering to help with the program, made up here as a clown....Article Link

The Grove Hill Arts Council has presented two art camp sessions and have plans for two more before the end of the summer. Under the direction of Director Denise Wilson, youngsters have painted a landscape and a pre-drawn mushroom. They have averaged 20 per session and can accommodate up to 30 young artist. The next two sessions will be July 8 and 22. The cost is and that covers all supplies, instruction and a snack for the kids. It starts at 12 noon and ends at 2:30 p.m. The choices for the next two paintings can be made via...Article Link

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In today's episode, I sit down with my longtime friend (and this show's producer), Shawn Stratmann, to tell you all about Lucky Star Art Camp, how it came to be, and what we have in store for this first season of the podcast. We actually met at a similar retreat in the Northeast and have remained close friends and collaborators ever since. Tune in to hear our story and the story of Lucky Star! **********************************************************************************************For dates and more information about our upcoming camps, visit our website at www.luckystarartcamp.com. Upcoming Camps Lucky Star Art Camp - November 2-6, 2022 Lucky Star at Wander Inn - June 17-19, 2022 Find us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/luckystarartcamp/ (@luckystarartcamp) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/luckystarartcamp (@Lucky Star) or Search https://www.facebook.com/groups/1104922463040763 (Lucky Star Galaxy)

Let's talk about art camps. School's out and parents need childcare, which is where you come in. In this episode, Ms. Y. shares her tips on getting started, from hiring help to refund policies, how to keep the students entertained, and much more. Get a piece of paper and a pencil, because you'll hear a lot of helpful and specific information on starting your own camps.

Tate Ellington and Heather Young straddle two worlds: That as a full-time artist; and as parents to young children. Join us for this week's episode of Art on the Air are we chat with the pair from their Mom Art Camp, gatherings at Heather's studio where the two work on art, shared strength, and navigate the local art scene! Tune in!

Art off the Air is a companion piece to the radio program “Art on the Air” hosted by Rob Hessler and Gretchen Hilmers. The column can also be found at savannahnow.com/entertainment. The show airs Wednesdays from 3-4pm on WRUU 107.5 FM Savannah and at WRUU.org.

Kale and Jane were so excited to go to Magic Art Camp...but what is magic about this art camp? Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

On today's episode, I share about my experience at Lucky Star Art Camp and how important it is for us to take time to do something to fill our own cup.   Join the conversion over in the free Soul Circle Community https://soulcirclecommunity.mn.co/feed   Let's connect: Instagram - @jbelthoff  Website -  www.jenniferbelthoff.com   Email - jennifer@jenniferbelthoff.com

Today we talk about art camp, it's fun times and it's low times. Enjoy!

On this edition of The Arts Section, host Gary Zidek takes you inside a special arts camp that's dedicated to young people who have lost a parent. The Dueling Critics, Kerry Reid and Jonathan Abarbanel, stop by to talk about the various ways local theaters are reopening over the next few months. And Gary puts a spotlight on a west suburban shop that's been making people happy for 100 years.

Camp Connect is an annual summer camp hosted by Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in partnership with Project Connect, an outreach program by the University of Arkansas. The mission of Project Connect is to serve as an outreach program for families and others seeking autism spectrum specific resources in the community. Camp Connect is for children with autism to have fun while connecting with other children who may or may not have autism. Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder are paired with peer mentors with similar interests and of similar age. The theme for this year's camp was "Identity," where students viewed and created art that helped them understand themselves.

In this segment of Today in YGK, Alexandra sits down with Shannon Brown (Program Coordinator) and Charlotte Gagnier (Program Assisstant) of the Agnes Etherington Art Centre to discuss the Isabel and Alfred Bader Lecture in European Art, the Deep Looking Exhibitions and the Art Camp at Home program for kids. For more information and to […]

With Camp season around the corner, this conversation explores a few integral components of the expectations of an official when attending camps and reffing games in general. ⁣ ⁣ Some of the keys we discussed are how to properly take feedback from observers and better communicate questions to them instead of sounding like a “Yeah but” ref. ⁣ ⁣ We touch on the importance of differentiating between black/white vs gray and how and when to apply the rules as written. conclude by discussing the importance of using rule-based explanations when addressing coaches because they cannot communicate about officiating on an expert level. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/crown-refs/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crown-refs/support

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Did you know that you can change the color of your hydrangeas? Neither did we! That's one of MANY fun & interesting things we learned today speaking with Maria Cermano; owner & operator of Blissful Blooms. From floral arrangements to neighborhood diversity, Maria's voice was a welcome addition to the show this morning. From growing up in Chicago's Little Village neighborhood to making Aurora her home, her journey is an inspiration. When we talk about chasing dreams and never giving up, what we're talking about is perseverance. It is that spirit of perseverance that can provide determination, even though our spirits may waver from time to time. Good Morning Aurora is here to listen. To share. To provide that space with which the individual can help another person through their shared experience. Blissful Blooms just had a successful ribbon cutting event so we're happy to have the opportunity to listen to all they have coming in the community. Oh, and check the water in your plants; if it's murky, that means there's bacteria in the water. So yeah, go ahead and change that water! Shout outs go to Gin Ingram Art & Vizo Arts for the fantastic artwork added to the Aurora Food Pantry. Peace of ART Camp is Thursday, Aug. 13th from 5 to 7 pm at the Peace House so be sure to attend that. Much love and respect to the IL House District 83 & 84 for all they do for our community. Illinois Department of Human Services Virtual Recruitment tomorrow at 1 pm (information will be posted) and shout out to the Aurora Public Library. Jalisco's on Lake Street, TBA Crew (them Bad Apples), Culture Stock & Aurora Public Art, Aurora Tap House & Blueberry BBQ, super shouts! Shouts go out to all the authors in Aurora: Devan The Artist (the Bear Book), Sarah Sommer, Tracy Duran & Xeli Xelz. You can check out the 'Local Authors' section on our website to see Devan's book and many more will be added as well. Shout out to Grant Milleren, McCarty Mills, PLS Solutions, Crystal House, Fox Valley Veterans Breakfast Club, Air Classics Museum in Sugar Grove & Alderman at Large Sherman Jenkins. Shout out to Alderwomen Smith & Hart-Burns, shout out to PreMil (Mac Appeal & Jay Money what up!), mad love and respect to all US Marines & United States Navy personnel. Extra special thank you to all of our listeners, supporters and subscribers. We appreciate you all and we have much more to come. Be blessed and motivated on this Tuesday. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodmorningaurora/support

Welcome back to another episode of World Forge! This week we decide to explore a pretty interesting change in format by having our first episode without our proprietary prompt generation technology! Instead we are using booster packs of Magic the Gathering cards to guide our creations! Our aim was to show how inspiration can come from anywhere, and we utilize the art, the flavor text, and the mechanics of these cards to inform our Dungeons and Dragons creations! We also delve briefly into the world of ASMR so you know... if that's your thing you're welcome. Our goal was to use these prompts to tell THE GREATEST STORY OF ALL TIME and obviously we succeeded because hey it's us. Our rec room recommendations this week include a really interesting art sharing site built around collaborative story telling in storywars.net, as well as Art Camp by Noah and Rachel Bradley! We also suggest you take a look at our two sources of story inspiration this week: Homer's The Odyssey, and Gabriel Garcia Marquez's The Autumn of the Patriarch. Mechanically we think these two works explore journeys and adventuring in especially interesting ways. As always, if you enjoyed this episode or want to share any feedback please consider reaching to us on on social media! What do you think is the greatest story ever told? Do you have any ideas about how to improve or expand upon our creations? If so we can be found on twitter @worldforgepod and via email at worldforgepod@gmail.com! We're always excited to hear from our listeners, and if you send us something really interesting we may just share it on air! If you're feeling particularly generous, please consider leaving us a review on Apple Podcasts, or your podcasting app of choice! Leaving us a review or sharing our show with a friend are the best ways to support this podcast completely for FREE, and really helps to get our show in front of new listeners! We of course want to thank you all for tuning in, and we also want to thank James Duke for our amazing theme music, he can be found at jamesduke.info! Talk to you again next week listeners!

Wes and some other children from the Enterprise head out to a dreamy summer camp, but there is a tribble-like quibble over live streaming the performance and where the art will be displayed, but on my honor it all gets settled for bedtime. Cooler on the bridge. Black Lives Matter. I cannot create a safe place for everyone without stopping to pause and look at what changes I need to make to support that fact. When I say “you deserve a good night’s sleep” it means black lives matter. I have a lot more work to do to back up my words with my body, mind, heart, and spirit. I am trying to gather more resources here- https://linktr.ee/dearestscooter Here is a list of Anti-racism resources- http://bit.ly/ANTIRACISMRESOURCES Here is one place you can find support during this or any crisis. If you have more please share them! https://www.crisistextline.org/ (Become a patron https://www.patreon.com/sleepwithme - story starts at about 20:00) Commission a song from the Mystery Bard or check out his podcast “As It Happens : A Song a Day” over at http://www.jonathanmann.net You can find all of our sponsors on our website http://www.sleepwithmepodcast.com This week’s podcast is sponsored by- Daily Harvest- delivers delicious, clean food right to your door. It takes just a few minutes to prepare and I never have to question if the food I’m eating is good for me. Use SLEEPWITHME for $25 off your FIRST box at dailyharvest.com. Helix Sleep- makes personalized mattresses made right here in America, shipped straight to your door with free no-contact delivery, free returns, and a 100-night sleep trial. Just go to helixsleep.com/sleep, take their two-minute sleep quiz, and they’ll match you to a customized mattress that will give you the best sleep of your life. Quip- The sensitive sonic toothbrush I have been using for over two years (not over and over! Changing out the brush heads every three months!) Quip starts at just $25 and if you go to http://www.getquip.com/sleep, you get your first refill pack for FREE with a quip electric toothbrush. KiwiCo- creates super cool hands-on projects for kids to make learning about STEAM fun! (STEAM = Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math). Get hands-on learning and fun delivered every month-- it’s the gift that keeps on surprising! For my listeners, go to https://www.kiwico.com/SLEEP to get YOUR FIRST MONTH FREE

This is the first episode in a series about the Joy, Goodness, and Growth that is planted all around us. Take a look and see if you can see any of her joy, goodness and growth reflected in your own life!To learn more about Lisa and her Lucky Star adventures go to www.LuckyStarArtCamp.com or @luckystarartcamp on Instagram. Guest Bio:Lisa Hamlyn Field lives, works, and dreams on a ranch in Hunt, Texas.  She's a landscape designer, organic gardener, and event planner who loves to travel and spend time outside with her family.  She takes every chance she gets to catch an outdoor concert, photograph her way through a farmer's market, ride the waves, or spend time in the National Parks. Lisa especially enjoys waking up on the ranch to a cup of hot tea, some time on her yoga mat, and taking her beloved dogs on long ranch road walks.  You can often find her at a table full of friends, enjoying good food, lively conversation, and cultivating community.  With a full-time job, a business, and kids ranging in age from 11 to 27, there is never a dull moment and that suits her just fine!Lisa founded her creative business, Lucky Star Show + Tell, LLC, in 2012 with the desire to cultivate community, inspire women through creative workshops, and encourage women of all ages to rekindle the childlike spark within. Eight years later, her annual women's art and whole living sleepaway camp, Lucky Star Art Camp, is going strong and she has found her true calling.Lucky Star Art Camp 2020 is taking place November 4th - 8th at Camp Waldemar in Hunt, Texas. You can find more about camp and Lisa's Lucky Star adventures online at www.luckystarartcamp.com or on Instagram @luckystarartcamp. 

The Bully HACs are at it again! In this final episode of the Bully trilogy, Parzz1val schools us on the book vs movie, we learn...

Warnings: This episode broaches the subjects of rape, domestic abuse, sexual assault, violence, murder, sexuality, cultural appropriation, homophobia...the whole gamut, as we take a deeper dive into the story of Bully, including the real events and book that the movie was based on. Three critics boldly scale topics such as artistic interpretation, body issues, teen sexuality, and their impact from early 2000's culture to today. Special guest featuring CourtCourt.

Come join us for the movie that will make and break us - 2001's Bully! This one is definitely not for kids, surfers, or nipple twisters. Sexuality, race, and identity all come into play with this doozy of a film, so grab a goblet of your cheapest box wine and join us at High Art Camp's Bully: Part 1

Sit back and get your snob on with the crew as they dissect Ghosthouse (La Casa 3), which is available on Amazon Prime (for most...

The Blackcoat’s Daughter. Is it art? Is it horror? Is it gas or a heart attac-ack-ack? Only one team has the courage and the wisdom...

Veronica chats with Sierra about art camp, 90 Day Fiance, and the joys of quarantining alone!

Happy Day, Friend! If you are burned out, overwhelmed, and stressed with anything… like family, work, school, or just life in general, then this episode will provide the soul elixir you need! I had the opportunity to chat with my soul sister, Lisa Field, owner of Lucky Star Show + Tell. She runs the amazing Lucky Star Art Camp for Women in Hunt, Texas. If you need a little reboot, rejuvenation, and relaxation; if you are looking for a community where you can refine your art skills; or you are just dabbling with anything and everything creative living, then this episode is for you! We talk about all things creative living, including: ~ Lisa’s personal journey into creating a creative business operation; ~ How she’s serving this particular market for women through Lucky Star Art Camp; ~ The positive emotional, social, mental, and spiritual impact her work has on so many women’s and families’ lives; ~ Practical tips to help us all follow and develop our childlike spark within; and ~ So much more! Oh, and after you dive into this episode… Please take a quick few to rate and review the show. I love feedback so I can continue to glow and grow and give you valuable content so you can continue to learn from some amazing thought leaders and continue to shine bright in all you do! And, don’t forget to spread the mindful love on social media! Screenshot this episode and post in your IG or FB stories or wherever you like to hang on social media, tag me @atheadavis and @solsenseyoga, and use hashtag - #mindulivingpodcast. Thank you! Happy listening! XO ~ Athea PS. For more information on my live mindfulness trainings, digital courses, and products visit my website at www.solsenseyoga.com. Sign up for my e-mail newsletter and get your free health and wellness guide, 5 Pillars to Peace, today! You can also follow me on IG @atheadavis.

Every morning at Art Camp, the bell rings at 10:30 and nearly 30 kids from Rockford and Peoria gather in a circle and "sing hello." That means every child is musically greeted by their name so they know they are welcomed, recognized, and loved. After the song, the campers break off into groups organized by age. They learn different disciplines of art including dance, drama, visual arts, gardening and cooking. This is Ann Rundall's Art Camp.

Jamie Truwe, artist of Pure Joy Creative in Cole Camp, Missouri, joins Andy and Sarah to talk about why art is valuable to kids of all ages, what kids learn through art in addition to art skills, and what kids will learn in art camp. If you're close to Cole Camp, find camp details at purejoycreative.com/2019/05/summer-art-camp-2019.html. If you're not close to Cole Camp, find home art camp ideas at kitchentableclassroom.com.

This week we lose Nick right when the episode starts getting good, but Jon saves the show!  Ha!  The PoddiMouths go really random this week talking about school camps, cowboys, being big in China, and much more.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=15325671)

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This week we sat down with Reuben Posner & Julianne Schwartz the director and assistant director of Havaya Arts camp. We had a blast talking about summer camp! This is their inaugural year, and it looks like it'll be a lot of fun.Havaya Arts is a brand new overnight Jewish arts summer camp in Southern California. Camp is open to current 2nd-9th graders with any level of arts experience. Click HERE to learn more! They are generously funded by the Jim Joseph Foundation and AVI CHAI Foundation, in partnership with the Foundation for Jewish Camp.https://havayaarts.org/

If you've ever wondered if opening your own art studio is the right path for you, today's guest, Arielle Goddard from Art Camp, will share what factors played a significant role in her decision to transition from an art teacher to creative entrepreneur... Arielle will share how she transitioned from a program director and teacher of an art academy to a sole entrepreneur of her own art studio. She will share how she transformed her home to an inviting creative space, how she determines her fees and what triggered her decision to step out of what was comfortable to the great creative unknown. IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN: - The differences in teaching art to adults versus children - How Arielle used art as a healing modality for herself and her students - All the logistics for your first home workshop - How the idea of operating a mobile art studio came to be for Arielle - The way Arielle recommends dealing with perfection as a creator and entrepreneur - How to determine pricing - Arielle's strategy in curating a stunning Instagram feed LISTEN TO THE SHOW LINKS & RESOURCES: Art Made Easy listeners will recieve a 20% discount on any Art Camp's Art Box. Use code SPARKLE at checkout. Art Camp LA Website Art Camp LA Facebook Art Camp LA Instagram Drawing with Children by Mona Brookes The Crossroads of Should and Must by Elle Luna Daring Greatly by Brené Brown Year of Yes by Shonda Rhimes Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert Monart Keith Haring You can visit Patty through Deep Space Sparkle on Facebook and Instagram Facebook Instagram support@deepspacesparkle.com

Art Camp is a unique camp that offers campers from ages 8-15 to come together for one week and hone their artistic skills. Often one of the last camps of the summer, Art Camp gives campers a safe place to find their creative voice while providing a chance to participate in classic camp activities. This week we take a look at folks offering artistic guidance to our campers and learn just how Art Camp tackles having a camp so huge.

Noah Bradley is an American artist, known best for his work on Magic: The Gathering cards, as well as his The Sin of Man project. He is also well-known as the guy who told everyone "don't go to art school.  As a supplement to that advice, he founded Art Camp to help art students all over the world learn to make better art. Full shownotes: http://yourcreativepush.com/noahbradley In this episode, Noah discusses: -The list that he made of things he wanted to do with his life, and why he chose “artist.” -His experience at RISD and VCU. -How he decided to become a landscape and environment artist. -The confusion, disappointment, and excitement that he felt when people started responding to his landscape work. -Being plagued with the desire to move onto another piece as opposed to finishing the one he is working on. -His experience working for Wizards of the Coast and doing art for Magic: The Gathering. -Why he gave away free prints at Illuxcon and what that did for his art career. -The difficulty he has in scheduling his life and knowing where he is going to be the next day. -Why he believes that people should not pay for art school. -His advice for people who have difficulty keeping self-imposed deadlines and holding themselves accountable. -The importance of making your creative passion a habit (especially in the morning) so that you can take the decision-making process out of it. -Finding an external source to hold you accountable. -Quitting social media and what has happened since. -His personal project, “The Sin of Man.” Noah's Final Push will make you realize that as long as you put the time and hard work in, you can reach your creative goals too!   Quotes: “For my own happiness, I can’t just sit around and not make something.  If at the end of the day I don’t have something tangible in my hands or on a screen that I made, I don’t feel happy about how productive I was that day.” “Just go for it.  Whatever happens to click for you is the thing that you should be pursuing.  And it’s often not the thing that you originally set out to do.” “Find ways to make it a habit rather than a decision.” Links mentioned: How I Became an Artist by Noah Bradley Don't Go To Art School by Noah Bradley Art Camp The Sin of Man Connect with Noah: Website / Art Camp On the next episode: Shawny Sheldon : Instagram Join the discussion in the Facebook group!

Hunter Clarke-Fields interviews Chelsea Jackson, a yoga educator and founder of Yoga, Literature, and Art Camp for Teen Girls at Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia. Chelsea has graced the cover of Yoga Journal and directs Red Clay Yoga, a Georgia non-profit serving marginalized and historically underserved populations. She also serves on the Yoga and Body Image Coalition. Find out more about Chelsea at ChelseaLovesYoga.com and RedClayYoga.org. This episode is sponsored by ChooseToBeNice.com where you can get 20% off apparel with the coupon code, "Hunter20." This episode is also sponsored by Hunter's coaching practice. Learn more at HunterYoga.com/coaching. Thank you so much for listening! If you get something out of this episode, please tell a friend today.    Fan of the Mindful Mama Podcast? Support it by leaving a quick review ----->http://apple.co/2s5kjBM _________________________________________________________________ ABOUT HUNTER CLARKE-FIELDS: Hunter Clarke-Fields is a mindfulness mama mentor. She coaches over-stressed moms on how to cultivate mindfulness in their daily lives. Hunter is a certified Parent Effectiveness Training teacher and has over 20 years of experience in yoga & mindfulness practices. She has taught thousands worldwide. Hunter is the creator of the Mindful Parenting course. Find her free guide, 5 Simple Things You Can Do Today To Be Less Irritable With Your Child, more podcasts, blog posts, free resources, and how to work with Hunter at HunterClarkeFields.com.

#209: Today's guest is Noah Bradley, an incredible visual artist and founder of a phenomenal community and online school called Art Camp. Hear how Noah validated the idea before he started to sell, how he picked his price point, and how he has positioned his business to stand out from his competitors. Podcast show notes available here: https://www.smartpassiveincome.com/session209

#209: Today's guest is Noah Bradley, an incredible visual artist and founder of a phenomenal community and online school called Art Camp. Hear how Noah validated the idea before he started to sell, how he picked his price point, and how he has positioned his business to stand out from his competitors. Podcast show notes available here: https://www.smartpassiveincome.com/session209

Painting, costume making, drama, art projects and scavanger hunts are all order of the day at the week-long art camp held at the Mann Gallery in Prince Albert. Join in the fun as Kevin Power taps into his inner child and hangs out with some very creative children who never cease to entertain! Later, Kevin is joined by Julie and Kayanna, two of the summer interns at the gallery as well as Lana Wilson, the gallery educator. The three provide an inside look at this fantastic program. Kevin also has an exciting announcement to make in the episode!   ============================================== SaskScapes is a podcast featuring the stories of arts, culture and heritage in Saskatchewan Visit www.iheartculture.ca. Click on the Community Engagement Animateur link to view the work being done by all three of the SaskCulture CEA's. Host: Kevin Power www.kevinpower.net Music provided by Jeffery Straker www.jefferystraker.com SaskScapes is also available through the iTunes Store and on Stitcher Radio. SaskScapes now has its own app for both apple and android devices available in the iTunes store and Google Play. Follow SaskScapes on Twitter @saskscapes

Following a long summer hiatus Marry Me is back with their first ever live episode! Over the past year, Kevin, Cullen and Susan have discussed camp on numerous occasions making this a fitting return live from Shrine Mont Art Camp. During the day Kevin and Cullen fielded questions from campers and then put on a live show for that night's evening program. In the absence of Susan Daughtry, the two were joined by Episcopalian Bishop Susan Goff. Questions answered include: Why did they choose marriage? How do you actually get married? Why can you object at a wedding? Can you fart at a wedding? Can you say no to a proposal? and How do you kiss someone? Camper names have been changed to protect the innocent (Thanks to James Robin Adams for providing the phony names) Check out Save The Arcadian (the band behind our wonderful theme music) Support The Annual, get a Subscription! Special Thanks to Shrine Mont Camps for letting us record this evening program and distribute it online.   Be sure to send your questions in to marryme.annual@gmail.com

Episode 114:  Richard Kooyman joins Dave on the podcast to discuss some of his recent landscape paintings from “Art Camp” which will be exhibited at the Old Art Building in Leland Michigan with an official opening of June 27th.   In the podcast he shares insight into his work, his background as a ceramic artist The post Richard Kooyman appeared first on Studio Break.

Richard Kooyman joins the podcast to discuss some of his recent landscape paintings from “Art Camp” which will be exhibited at the Old Art Building in Leland Michigan.