VOTED THE BEST PLACE TO TAKE AN ART CLASS BY THE PRESS BANNER!
The Santa Cruz Mountains Art Center Takes Art to the Schools!
Discover a world filled with inspirational art projects that will unleash your child’s creativity.
The Art Center takes classes to San Lorenzo Valley and Bonny Doon schools throughout the school year. Grades 2 through Middle School. Happy Art Making! Easy registration below.
The popular SCMAC AAS program was the subject of a front page article “After School Arts Enrich Students” in the Press-Banner newspaper. Interviewing SLVMS Principal Shannon Calden, Press-Banner reporter Patricia Sousa wrote:
The After School Art program has been welcomed by schools with open arms, allowing students to participate in all aspects of art. “Parents have been excited about the opportunity for their kids to be involved in art,” said SLVMS Principal Shannon Calden.
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Art Center Temporary Closure In compliance with the county’s “shelter in place” order, the Santa Cruz Mountains Art Center will be temporarily closed until further notice. If you are currently enrolled in a class, we will contact you regarding rescheduling or a refund for the affected period. Thank you for your understanding. We look forward to welcoming you back to the Art Center soon.
Voted the Press Banner FAVE “Place to Take a Class.”
MAC Youth art programs are made possible because of donations from the following and people just like you.
We have established a Gloria Seneres Memorial Fundwhich directly supports our Youth Art Programs. DONATE online today or send a check to the Santa Cruz Mountains Art Center, 9341 Mill St. Ben Lomond, CA 95005. All contributions are tax-deductible.
Thanks for helping make youth art happen!
The Santa Cruz Mountains Art Center recognizes the importance of a variety of art experiences for the well-rounded development of children, for enriching local communities and for a more humane global community. All Art Center youth art classes incorporate age appropriate SCMAC Standards and California State Content Standards for the Visual Arts. Content standards were designed to encourage the highest achievement of every student, by defining the knowledge, concepts, and skills that students should acquire at each grade level.
