We have different music programs for Jazz lovers, Big Band…
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This class meets twice a week on Mondays and Wednesdays for six weeks starting July 20.
Image by Alexandra Kocha from Pixabay
This class will meet once a week for six weeks starting July 23.
Handbuilding with Dianne Zink
Pottery Studio
Jazz with Jim is a monthly concert hosted by Jim Burge and The Jazz Directions. The concert is best known for fusing personal stories by the musicians with popular jazz tunes suited for that month’s theme.
You can watch Jazz with Jim either in-person at the Center, or at home virtually!
| See it in Person $13 member / $18 general admission | Watch Online $10 |
Remember to “Round It Up” and make a donation to the Center’s Operating Fund. Consider making a donation when registering for classes or purchasing tickets. Your donation can be as simple as rounding your total to the nearest five or ten dollars — or whatever amount you wish to give. Thank you for your contribution!
Art Room I
The Carrollwood Cultural Center proudly presents a learning experience for high school students like no other, WEST SIDE STORY: Stage-to-Screen & Back Again.
During this 12-week course students will not only be cast members of the musical, they will learn how the musical earned its iconic status. Taught by Aaron Washington (theatre instructor/director/choreographer), Mary Jo Hahn (vocal/music director), and Devan Bittinger (choreographer/dancer), as well as other performing arts professionals in film, fight choreography, and stage management, students are set for an intensive experience sure to wow.
The performance will be filmed towards the end of the 12 weeks. Students will gain an understanding and appreciation of a musical that has become known as a game-changer for American Musical Theatre while honing their stage skills. From dance rehearsals to music, acting lessons, and filming this is sure to be a jam-packed class no high schooler will want to miss.
All students enrolled will be highlighted and utilized to the best of their ability and challenged to be better. No prior stage experience needed. The finished product will be filmed.
Image by Alexandra Kocha from Pixabay
This class will meet once a week for six weeks starting July 20.
Wheel Throwing with Miriam Zohar
Pottery Studio
For more information, please contact Jean Kerns at jakerns@tampabay.rr.com.
Mudslingers Clay Open Studio Pass
This class will focus on scenes for three or more actors, allowing students the opportunity to engage in scene work and character development with peers. Students will learn how to give and take with scene partners and develop instincts on the stage.
Meeting Room II
Tai-Chi instructor Suzanne Chen
At the Carrollwood Cultural Center, you are invited to learn a new skill, revisit an old one, or simply “do that one thing you’ve always wanted to do.” Regardless of the reason, there is always something new and exciting to learn at the Carrollwood Cultural Center.
Join the Center’s Tai Chi instructor, Suzanne Chen, for The Tai Chi Hour on Wednesday, December 16 from 6 until 7 p.m.
Access is free, but we do encourage donations.
(Pre-registration is required to receive access information.)
Wheel Throwing with Miriam Zohar
Pottery Studio
Image by Alexandra Kocha from Pixabay
This class meets twice a week on Mondays and Wednesdays for six weeks starting July 20.
The Carrollwood Cultural Center proudly presents a learning experience for high school students like no other, WEST SIDE STORY: Stage-to-Screen & Back Again.
During this 12-week course students will not only be cast members of the musical, they will learn how the musical earned its iconic status. Taught by Aaron Washington (theatre instructor/director/choreographer), Mary Jo Hahn (vocal/music director), and Devan Bittinger (choreographer/dancer), as well as other performing arts professionals in film, fight choreography, and stage management, students are set for an intensive experience sure to wow.
The performance will be filmed towards the end of the 12 weeks. Students will gain an understanding and appreciation of a musical that has become known as a game-changer for American Musical Theatre while honing their stage skills. From dance rehearsals to music, acting lessons, and filming this is sure to be a jam-packed class no high schooler will want to miss.
All students enrolled will be highlighted and utilized to the best of their ability and challenged to be better. No prior stage experience needed. The finished product will be filmed.
Wheel Throwing with Miriam Zohar
Pottery Studio
Main Theatre
