For Kids
June 24th - august 4th 9am-1pm
Ages 8-11
Campers will learn about the natural world around them. Activities include nature walks, science experiments, nature-based crafts, and occasional gardening. We will emphasize reducing our footprint by using natural, recycled and upcycled materials for our art making projects.
Artventures
Artventures is an after-school arts mentorship program for students in 2nd through 6th Grade, hosted at Intersect Arts Center. Teaming up with 2 to 3 other students, youth will be matched with an adult Artist Mentor in areas such as painting, drawing, ceramics, fashion, sculpture, and photography.
Two days a week (either Mon/Wed or Tues/Thurs) from 3:30-5:00pm, Artist Mentors will lead young artists through explorations of their focus area to help them discover their own unique and creative voice! The Artist Mentor will also serve as a support for young artists by offering homework help, a listening ear, and serving as a role model for children to creatively express themselves.
For Teens
Teen Apprentice Program
The Teen Apprenticeship Program is a space in which youth can explore ideas through the arts, develop conflict resolution skills, professionalism, and strong relationships with peers and mentors. Students will be matched with a mentor in a discipline of their choosing: music, woodworking/sculpture, ceramics, graphic design painting/drawing, photography/video, creative writing.
The Teen Apprenticeship Program will serve 18 students, ages 13-19, who will attend Intersect for a total of 10 hours per week, June 3 - August 2, at Intersect Arts Center.
The program is a 2 month long commitment during the summer through the months of June and July. This diverse group meets at Intersect throughout the week to work with art professionals, investigate current exhibitions, make art, plan an art exhibition and support each other on a journey of self-discovery.
Deadline to Register for 2024 Extended…apply today!
Photo by Taelynn Christopher
Kairos Afterschool at Intersect!
Did you know that making things with your hands can relieve stress and help you to blow off steam? It’s true! Just think about a time that you were frustrated, worried, or sad and you decided to make something. Didn’t it help you to feel better? We know it did! And if you can’t remember a time that you did that, why not try your hand at some creativity over here at Intersect!
Join us for some after-school fun this year! You can learn drawing/painting or cooking. It will be a great time!
Revival Runway
is an international fashion collaborative of designers, photographers and models – a partnership to provide creative mentorships and opportunities to the underserved youth of St. Louis. We are led by fashion designer Brandin Vaughn, Photographers Philip Hamer and Ryan Stanley, and creative icon, Aloha Mischeaux. If you are interested in sewing and design classes (sponsored by Baby Lock Sewing Machines), becoming a model or photographer, or collaborating on photo shoots and fashion shows, please email mike@revivalschoolstl.org.
Revival school of the arts
Are you a refugee student who wants to develop a skill, talent, or interest? Come join our community on Friday evenings and grow in your gifts! Meet with professionals in the arts, music, fashion, photography, and design who are excited about helping you grow. Meet with caring mentors who can help with school, career and your spiritual life. We start with a family-style dinner, then individual and group lessons, sharing your home culture, meeting with mentors, and often end the night with a dance party.
When: Friday evenings 530-8pm Where: Intersect Arts Center 3636 Texas Ave, St. Louis, MO 63118
How do I join? You can email us or find Revival School on Facebook. Or you can just come by on a Friday evening!
Need to know more? If you or your parents want to learn more, email Revival School Director Mike Ramsey.
Adults
Check back soon for more exciting class offerings!
