Art Club begins Monday October 13th - hope to see you there!
Children come aboard the The Siskiyou Arts Bus at the Mount Shasta Library after school to enjoy art instruction in a fun youth-orientated art studio space.
The Art Club strives to cultivate talent, boost self-confidence, and improve social skills while offering exposure to many art mediums throughout the month.
Tuesdays-Thursdays, 3-5pm, until the end of the current school year.
"I like the arts bus because you can do art and be whoever you want to be.
Also I just like the people here too."
~ Hailey S., Age 9
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 Movement and Music classes are for young children and their parent/guardian. In this parent-participation class, infants, toddlers and young children ages 1 to 3+ years experience the power of music, the magic of movement, and the positive effects of child development while exploring rhythm, movement, percussion and singing.
The Movement and Music program is offered in a series of six weekly classes.
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The Art From Within (AFW) program uses the powerful
medium of movement & theater to offer Dunsmuir, CA youth an opportunity
to learn to dialogue effectively, and to develop positive solutions to
their personal challenges. The program is geared towards middle and high school youth who have little
or no access to the arts, and for those kids “at risk” and who possibly have
unsettled family lives. We welcome young adults to participate!
The current focus is on movement, strengthening & conditioning,
plus learning free-style break dance moves using "electrical funk"
music! Teens meet once or twice weekly.
As participants progress, Theatre Arts will be introduced and used to create awareness and dialogue/solutions,
creating solutions to decrease violence, substance abuse and suicide.
The objective is to empower teens to write & perform stories &
original scripts for the purpose of prevention,
education & outreach to schools and community, and for the
students’ own personal development.
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The Juvenile Justice Art Program is sponsored through the Siskiyou Art Council Arts Bus Program. It brings youth who are incarcerated visual, literary, and performing arts, at J. Everett Barr Court School in Yreka. The school is operated by the Siskiyou County Office of Education and serves youth incarcerated at the Charlie Byrd Youth Corrections Center. The arts program has been operating since 2006; through a partnership of the Siskiyou County Office of Education and Siskiyou Arts Council, students are exposed to a wider range of art instructors and artistic mediums to explore.
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Program Descriptions 
