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Today is Giving Tuesday, please help support the ARTS wherever you live

Today is Giving Tuesday, so wherever you live consider donating to help support the arts and keep the thriving art community of the Santa Cruz County going.

The Santa   Cruz Mountains Art Center has been an active gallery with eight exhibits a year, a large ceramics studio with weekly classes, and wonderful youth art programs including Art After School, Spring and Summer Art Camps, and a yearly youth art show for 21 years. We are focused on supporting and encouraging the arts through education, exhibition, and cultural activities. Every donation what ever the size helps us keep our doors open as a community art center, pay for art materials, provide youth art programs (including scholarships), and hold special events. You can give today online or stop by the Art Center Wednesday – Sunday from 11:00 am – 5:00 pm to see us in person.

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Giving Tuesday - Ben Lomond & San Lorenzo Valley - 11/27/2018

November 27 is Giving Tuesday. And we hope you will keep the Santa Cruz Mountains Art Center in mind. We are now in our 21st year and have a very active gallery with eight exhibits a year, a large ceramics studio with weekly classes, and wonderful youth art program including Art After School, Summer Art Camp, a yearly youth art show. The Art Center is focused on supporting and encouraging the arts through education, exhibition, and cultural activities. So as you plan your end of the year donations consider giving to support the arts. Every little bit helps us keep our doors open as a community art center, pay for art materials, provide youth art programs (including scholarships), and hold special events. You can give today online or stop by the Art Center Wednesday – Sunday from 11:00 am – 5:00 pm to see us in person.

https://www.mountainartcenter.org/giving-tuesday_2018-11-27/

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Come join Carlos Dye for a one-day session, and learn the ancient Japanese firing technique of Raku with an American twist. You will have a semi hands-on experience pulling work from red hot kiln and cooling the pieces quickly in a reduction chamber. Carlos will instruct in glazing and the firing process. About the teacher - Carlos Dye creates pieces that constructs a personal narratives through popular imagery based on his dreams and life. His enthusiasm for ceramics not only comes through with his marvelous detailed surface work, but also shines with his ability to spark creativity in all who join him.   One Sunday per month, Next scheduled firing: July 1 1:00 pm – 6:00 pm   $30 members  ǀ  $35 non-members Sign up online https://www.mountainartcenter.org/adults/ceramics/