May 28 Tuesday
Discover the awesome power and joy of dance from one part of the world to another from Latin America to Africa to Europe, and more. Gain an understanding of the context of each amazing dance, and get a great workout at the same time. Charlotte, the instructor, has a B.A. in Anthropology and an M.F.A. in Dance, and 50+years of teaching experience. Tuesdays, May 7 to August 27.
May 29 Wednesday
For this roundtable, we are seeking representatives from local nonprofits that serve the youth services sector. This is an opportunity to gather and accomplish the following:—Build relationships and collaborations between those serving in the same nonprofit sector—Share challenges, successes, and opportunities within the sector served—To seek and receive feedback and moral support from peersWhether you are a seasoned nonprofit professional or new to your sector, your presence is valuable.Guidelines:—Limit of two people from the same organization—Limit of 12 participants total—A commitment to maintain confidentiality to foster a robust and honest discussion.—Participants are encouraged to have their cameras on.
Feel the grace and flow of ballet. This is a low-impact, stress-free, and uplifting way to improve your day. No previous experience necessary
May 30 Thursday
Working to diversify your board of directors? The first step is to recruit people who are a good fit for your board. The Diversity Coalition of SLO County can help through its Nonproft Board Matching and Placement Services. Organizations that enroll in that program will receive a 50% discount on the registration fees for this workshop. Enrolled organizations will receive a discount code to use when registering. Learn more here.Once you've found a match, step two is to make sure you retain your new member. This interactive workshop features individual and panelist presentations, small group "conversation cafes," and self-reflective moments. Attendees will learn from community leaders––including experienced board members––how to foster an inclusive board culture that supports and retains diverse board members.This class is designed for board presidents/chairs, members of governance or nomination committees, and other board leaders.
Jun 04 Tuesday
This is a dance class that offers adults an invigorating and uplifting way to exercise by learning a variety of genres of artistic movement, including modern, jazz, Broadway, & ethnic. Charlotte Ritter is a lifelong dancer and teacher who is passionate about providing a supportive and fun environment. M.F.A. Dance New York University School of the Arts; 50 years teaching dance and choreography at Oakland High School; Teaching Excellence Award
Jun 05 Wednesday
Discover easy ways each of us, individually and as a community, can take simple, every-day actions to help fight climate change.
Jun 09 Sunday
Students will create a flower in mid-bloom and sculpt critters like flies and snails as landing spots for the bees, and then paint their pieces with colorful underglazes. Completed bee baths will be taken back to the Community Clayworks studio for firing and clear glazing, and approximately two weeks later, will be available for pick up in-person at the Museum or can be shipped by request (for an additional fee).Advance registration is required, 16 attendees max. This class is best suited for ages 6yrs+.
Jun 11 Tuesday