For Teens, ages 11-17
Tuesdays, April 4th-May 5th
5pm-7pm
State College YMCA

Art, music, and creative expression are lifelong sources of resilience, self-confidence, and happiness. Expand your creative thinking and mental well-being by expressing yourself in this unique, hands-on, experiential program. Each class will focus on a different theme that allows participants to creatively refelct on their past, envision their future, and appreciate their present.

YMCA Members: Free
YMCA Non-members: $10

Please register for the class through the YMCA.

For Teens, ages 11-17
Tuesdays, April 4th-May 5th
5pm-7pm
State College YMCA

Art, music, and creative expression are lifelong sources of resilience, self-confidence, and happiness. Expand your creative thinking and mental well-being by expressing yourself in this unique, hands-on, experiential program. Each class will focus on a different theme that allows participants to creatively refelct on their past, envision their future, and appreciate their present.

YMCA Members: Free
YMCA Non-members: $10

Please register for the class through the YMCA.

Have you ever talked to your kids about race or racism? Do you believe it is an important conversation to have? Come find out about how not having this conversation can send a clear message to kids that the topic is taboo and off limits. Participants will leave the workshop with conversation starters, a list of books to help learn more about diversity, and an awareness of why the topic is important to talk with kids about. Join Carlos Wiley, Director of the Paul Robeson Cultural Center for this engaging Straight Talk Session.