Showing posts with label Multi-Arts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Multi-Arts. Show all posts

Monday, May 14, 2018

Family Time with Multi-Arts


Join us in a fun, engaging artistic activity aim to bond you with your child creating collaborative art work that brings you: Laughter, Joy & Communication Saturday May 19 at 2 pm Tina Zorz will lead families in a Vision Boarding workshop Create a collage that has everyone's values and personality in the same work of art. You and your family will choose images and words that spark excitement and meaning to your unit. Hang your family-created vision board high in your home for an every day reminder of your values, inspirations, and connection to one another! Place: Immanuel Lutheran Church 867 N Pleasant St, Amherst FREE of charge - donations welcome
Catalina Arrubla
Director
www.multi-arts.org
413-584-7951

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Monday, March 19, 2018

Multi-Arts: Time Traveling Stories on March 24



Join Multi-Arts on a time traveling theatrical adventure!

This latest installment of Time Traveling Stories takes us on a journey to the 1840’s! When young Justine is sent back in time, she meets Angeline Palmer, a brave African American girl who was saved from slavery with the help of the town. Learn the true story of Angeline and discover the roots of what makes Amherst such a unique place: our avant-garde spirit, celebration of differences, and ability to come together as a community to stand up for human rights.

The new play is written by Maia Kinney-Petrucha, an Amherst High School and Hampshire College Alum, and features fellow Amherst High alum Haley Parker, and Wildwood Elementary students Violent and Lena Ennis.

Come hear a staged reading of the script at Barnes and Noble in Hadley on March 24th at 2 pm! This program is supported in part by a grant from the Hadley, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency. 

Wednesday, January 3, 2018

Multi-Arts Camp Session on January 22


Multi-Arts will be having a one day session for children to enjoy an immersion in the arts including Art, Theater, Dance, Mime, Story-telling & Crafts.

Monday, January 22, 2017
8:30am - 3:30pm
Immanuel Lutheran Church, Amherst
Cost: $85
*$70 for any former Multi-Arts student

Space is limited.

*A discount rate of $70 will be offered to the first 10 new families who sign up before January 15, 2018. Please pass this information to your friends.

Monday, October 30, 2017

Multi-Arts Presents "Time traveling Stories: Amherst Secrets, a Woman Revealed" on November 2

Multi-Arts Presents "Time traveling Stories: Amherst Secrets, a Woman Revealed" as part of Amherst Arts Plus.

Strong House, 67 Amity Street in Amherst
Free admission but donations welcome

Synopsis: Winnie is a young artistic teen, who just moved to Amherst from Boston. When she goes to the Amherst Historic Museum to get help with a school project, she’s sent back in time to the 1880’s! There she meets Mabel Loomis Todd, a multi-talented woman with a knack for creativity. Together, the two grow to love their town in ways they couldn’t have imagined. Winnie helps Mabel as a letter deliverer, connecting her with notables all over Amherst—including the legendary Emily Dickinson. Mabel helps Winnie to see she can do anything she sets her mind to, and that, despite her initial dislike of the town, Amherst may just be the most inspirational place of all.

About the actors:
Haley Parker: Muhlenberg Alum, theater and voice major
Margo Kinney-Petrucha: Student at Hampshire College, studying animation
Gabe Sklan: Student at Hampshire College, studying comedy
Josh Gold: multi arts teacher and mime performer
Eliot Phifer and Sonia Aldrich are Multi-Arts's children.

Amherst Arts Night Plus is a free cultural event held in and around downtown Amherst, MA. Each first Thursday of every month, from 5-8PM, participating venues host gallery openings, concerts, lectures, and other creative events.

Multi-Arts fills a vital need, a void in our community with its well-rounded, age-targeted programming that inspires new generations to explore their creativity, and develop a lifelong love of the arts.

Comment from our last performance: 

"Saw your production. Bravo to you and Maia Kinney Petrucha. Great story, great acting (and singing). I was spellbound by this youthful cast ... “


Amherst High School Alumnae Maia Kinney-Petrucha (2013), Haley Parker (2013), and Margo Kinney-Petrucha (2016) will be part of an exciting Multi-Arts production: “Time Traveling Stories” , about the history of an inspirational Amherst woman, Mabel Loomis Todd.

While at ARHS, all three were involved in the performing arts department. They were part of the Amherst Hurricane Singers, as well as actors and production members in ARHS theater productions.

Catalina Arrubla, Director 
(Fort River alumna parent)
www.multi-arts.org
413-584-7951

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Sunday, April 2, 2017

Multi-Arts' APRIL VACATION CAMP, April 17 - 21

Join Multi-Arts' super duper APRIL VACATION CAMP, April 17 - 21
We have activities for children 4 to 12 years old
Do you know your child can come for just one day, or two, or the whole week?
What Makes Multi-Arts UNIQUE is:
·      The high professional qualification of all our teachers and head counselors
·      The specialization of all our teachers. They are all professional working artists in their fields
·      The relevant teaching experience of our teachers and head counselors
·      The different artistic forms children explore: Art & Prop making • Drama & Black Light Theater • Mime • Music • Flamenco Dance & Funk Dance Styles • Fashion • Story Telling • Creative Writing • Crafts • Nature Exploration
·      The size of the groups: max. 12 children by group 
·      The 1:4 adult to child ratio 

You will bring home a happy child.

Space is limited. Register TODAY!

Monday, March 6, 2017

Registration for Multi-Arts' Summer Camp is now OPEN!

Children will have a unique time exploring all the arts with top-notch professional artists every day.  Our superb educational experience will enrich children’s lives now and in their future.

Space is limited, so register NOW!

Check this fantastic video created by children who attended Multi-Arts in the past: Clear message. Fun. Creative. Reflects the power of the arts.

Hope to see you this summer or in our Spring Camp on April 17-21

PS: Check our Counselor in Training program for teens and our Internships for college students.

Thursday, February 9, 2017

Multi-Arts Update: Counselor Training Opportunity and Winter Vacation Camp

from Multi-Arts, not a PGO sponsored activity:

Counselors in Training (CIT) Job Opportunity
We are looking for several creative people to join our Multi-Arts staff to work with children ages 4-12. Counselors in Training (CIT) Supervised work for teens who want to gain experience as an Assistant Counselor.

For more information and to apply visit:
Catalina Arrubla, Director (and alumni parent from Fort River)
413-584-7951


WINTER CAMP   ::   FEBRUARY VACATION CAMP 2017
February 20-24   
8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

$300 week 
For non-members a $45 registration fee will apply
Half-day:  $200 for non-member / $160 for member 
Two options: 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. / 11:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m
One-day option: $85 for non-member / $70 for member


Wednesday, January 11, 2017

Multi-Arts Theater Program for 8 - 13 year old Children


"Theatre teaches us about ourselves. 

It helps us understand how our minds and the minds of others work. 
It helps us to see how the environments in which we live affect who we are and who we will become."  Kevin Brown
 
ABOUT THE COMPANY
Multi-Arts expands its educational and artistic mission throughout the academic year by creating the MULTI-ARTS THEATER COMPANY,  providing a platform for young writers and performers to cultivate and share their artistic talents.

The plays are originals pieces written by young, local play-writers. Over the course of the session, participants rehearse 1.5 hours a week and present at least two public performances. 
  • Children ages: 8-13
  • Program dates: Winter session: January 12 - April 15  
  • Rehearsals: Thursdays 4:30-6:00 PM
  • Location rehearsals: Immanuel Lutheran Church, Amherst
  • Shows: Thursday, April 6 - Amherst  &                                                  Friday, April 14 - Northampton  &  Saturday, April 15 - Easthampton
  • Fee: $150

Monday, December 5, 2016

Multi-Arts Children’s Theater Company presents “The First Connection” on December 9th

The Multi-Arts Children’s Theater Company production of “The First Connection” by Xinef D’Agnos will be performed on Friday, December 9, 2016 at the Northampton Community Music Center (NCMC), 139 South St, Northampton, MA at 5pm. Donations accepted to benefit NCMC and the Northampton Patent’s Center. Admission is free to the public. 

“The First Connection” is a hilarious play about aliens trying to take over Earth. It is an entertaining and inspiring play where the unexpected happens. 

Play synopsis: An alien race has searched for a new planet to inhabit for many years, and decide to target Earth. The aliens arrive in the form of a female teenage robot named Emma to study humans in high school in preparation for world domination. Instead, the aliens find friendship, and learn about human emotions.

The playwright, Xinef D'Agnos, an alum of Multi-Arts, is a published author, and writer who has written and directed several plays for Multi-Arts summer camp. Mr. D’Agnos also teaches creative writing workshops to adults for a youth development program, and works with social justice initiatives though the creative arts. He is also a choir director, and acting director of the arts at Hope Community Church of Amherst. 

Sonia Arrubla is the artistic director of the Multi-Arts Children’s Theater Company. A former Colombian theater and television actor, Sonia graduated from New York University’s prestigious Film and Television MFA program in 2001.  She currently works as a theater director and film editor. Her short films have won various international awards.  

Multi-Arts, a non-profit organization, has been offering world-class, innovative performing arts programming for children ages 4 to12 for over 16 years. Its mission is to introduce the arts to all children, regardless of their financial status and/or ethnic background, and to present the children’s work to the larger community. Classes are taught by internationally renowned performers and teachers who work side by side with the children to create original theater productions integrating several arts into a single project. For more information, please visit www.multi-arts.org. 

Contact: Catalina Arrubla
Email: carrubla@gmail.com
Website: multi-arts.org

Sunday, September 18, 2016

Introducing Multi-Arts Theater Company

The PGO is happy to share information about after-school activities and camps with our community. The following message is from Multi-Arts.

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We are thrilled to announce the creation of the MULTI-ARTS THEATER COMPANY

We will stage original plays written by young, local play-writers. These plays will be directed by Multi-Arts theater director, Sonia Arrubla (see bio below). 

The MULTI-ARTS THEATER COMPANY will expand Multi-Arts' educational and artistic mission throughout the academic year by providing a platform for young writers and performers to cultivate and share their artistic talents.
Over the course of the semester, participants will rehearse 1.5 hours a week and present at least two public performances. 

We invite children to join us for the debut season of the MULTI-ARTS THEATER COMPANY.

Children ages: 8-13

Program dates: Fall Semester: 9/15 - 12/8 (no rehearsal on Thanksgiving week)
Rehearsals: Thursdays 4:30-6:00 PM
Shows: Thursday, December 1 (Amherst) & Friday, December 9 (Northampton)
Location: Immanuel Lutheran Church, Amherst
Fee: $150 per child, per semester

Space is limited. Financial aid is available.

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Sonia Arrubla - Theatre Director. A former Colombian theater and television actor, Sonia graduated from New York University’s prestigious Film and Television MFA program in 2001.  

Catalina Arrubla is Executive Director of Multi-Arts and a former Fort River parent. 

Monday, November 7, 2011

Original Works workshop TOMORROW (Tuesday)



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After School Art Session with Multi-Arts
Students will have the opportunity to create Original Works art in an after school art session being held with the Multi-Arts program TOMORROW Tuesday, November 8, from 3:15 to 4:15 pm.  This session is sponsored by Catalina Arrubla, a former Fort River parent and director of the Multi-Arts program.  Catalina has volunteered supplies and staffing, but space is limited.  If your child is interested in attending please reserve a spot at info@multi-arts.org.   Transportation home will not be provided after this session, so please plan accordingly.   Volunteers willing to help supervise would also be welcome.  

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The Fort River PGO is happy to be participating again in Original Works, a fundraiser where our kids can transform their artwork into individual full color products that can be shared with family and friends.  Items will be back in time for the December holidays.   Kids can create artwork for this at home or at the After School Art Session on Tuesday, November 8 (see below)  or use artwork already created.   The due date is November  15th.  This program has been a hit with both parents and kids for many years.  There will be examples of products created in the past available to check out at the art session.  Contact Sue Borden at FRPC.sborden@gmail.com for more information.

Friday, September 2, 2011

Multi-Arts

Let’s get creative!

Join us at Fort River Elementary School on Tuesdays and dive in the ARTS with us!
Theater, Art, & Fashion Design!

10 sessions of fun starting at 3:30 until 5:30 every Tuesday.
Session l: September 20 - November 29 
Session II: January 10 - March 20 
Session III: March 27 - June 5 

Place: Fort River School, Amherst
cost: $240 each session

To register, send attached form plus payment of tuition.

or SAVE $180 signing up now for all sessions for $45 per month with our affordable Arts-Share program:  http://csngn.com/accounts/7-multi-arts/offerings/15

We are looking forward to seeing you and getting started!

This event is not sponsored by the FR PGO.

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Multi-Arts Presents

Charlotte's Doll
or
The Girl Who Didn't Listen to Her Mom

Written by Alejandra Rojas,
9th grade student at Amherst High School

An original production presented by Multi-Arts and the Amherst History Museum.

Multi-Arts and the Amherst Historical Society and Museum present the premier of "Charlotte's Doll" or The Girl Who Didn't Listen to Her Mom." The play will be held at the Jones Library meeting room, 43 Amity St. on Friday March 18, at 3:30 p.m.

It is suitable for children of all ages and is Free. There will be an opportunity to view "Charlotte's Doll" after the play at the Strong House, 67 Amity St.

Please note: this event is not sponsored by the Fort River PGO.