Event Type : Workshops + Lectures

The Saline Area Players invite middle and high school students to a weeklong introduction to Shakespeare that culminates with a performance of a short, fun, adaptive version of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing on June 22.

In addition to the background on Shakespeare and the play, kids will work on stage presence and posture, voice projection and diction, expression and delivery of lines, basic stage directions, character development and other aspects that go into making a quality production.

A Week with Shakespeare is being presented by SALINE AREA PLAYERS under the direction of Catherine Rogers. Participants should wear clothes and shoes that they can move in easily, and bring a light snack and bottle of water. This workshop is geared toward kids in 6-12 grade and is limited to 20 participants. Advance registration is required by June 3, 2019.

Note: The location of this event is not handicapped accessible. 

The Saline Area Players invite middle and high school students to a weeklong introduction to Shakespeare that culminates with a performance of a short, fun, adaptive version of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing on June 22.

In addition to the background on Shakespeare and the play, kids will work on stage presence and posture, voice projection and diction, expression and delivery of lines, basic stage directions, character development and other aspects that go into making a quality production.

A Week with Shakespeare is being presented by SALINE AREA PLAYERS under the direction of Catherine Rogers. Participants should wear clothes and shoes that they can move in easily, and bring a light snack and bottle of water. This workshop is geared toward kids in 6-12 grade and is limited to 20 participants. Advance registration is required by June 3, 2019.

Note: The location of this event is not handicapped accessible. 

The Saline Area Players invite middle and high school students to a weeklong introduction to Shakespeare that culminates with a performance of a short, fun, adaptive version of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing on June 22.

In addition to the background on Shakespeare and the play, kids will work on stage presence and posture, voice projection and diction, expression and delivery of lines, basic stage directions, character development and other aspects that go into making a quality production.

A Week with Shakespeare is being presented by SALINE AREA PLAYERS under the direction of Catherine Rogers. Participants should wear clothes and shoes that they can move in easily, and bring a light snack and bottle of water. This workshop is geared toward kids in 6-12 grade and is limited to 20 participants. Advance registration is required by June 3, 2019.

Note: The location of this event is not handicapped accessible. 

The Saline Area Players invite middle and high school students to a weeklong introduction to Shakespeare that culminates with a performance of a short, fun, adaptive version of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing on June 22.

In addition to the background on Shakespeare and the play, kids will work on stage presence and posture, voice projection and diction, expression and delivery of lines, basic stage directions, character development and other aspects that go into making a quality production.

A Week with Shakespeare is being presented by SALINE AREA PLAYERS under the direction of Catherine Rogers. Participants should wear clothes and shoes that they can move in easily, and bring a light snack and bottle of water. This workshop is geared toward kids in 6-12 grade and is limited to 20 participants. Advance registration is required by June 3, 2019.

Note: The location of this event is not handicapped accessible. 

The Saline Area Players invite middle and high school students to a weeklong introduction to Shakespeare that culminates with a performance of a short, fun, adaptive version of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing on June 22.

In addition to the background on Shakespeare and the play, kids will work on stage presence and posture, voice projection and diction, expression and delivery of lines, basic stage directions, character development and other aspects that go into making a quality production.

A Week with Shakespeare is being presented by SALINE AREA PLAYERS under the direction of Catherine Rogers. Participants should wear clothes and shoes that they can move in easily, and bring a light snack and bottle of water. This workshop is geared toward kids in 6-12 grade and is limited to 20 participants. Advance registration is required by June 3, 2019.

Note: The location of this event is not handicapped accessible. 

This fun horse camp at RedWood Farm in White Lake is open to ages 7-plus and is a great intro to horses prior to taking riding lessons, or in addition to lessons. 

Those who sign up for this camp will get a 40-page workbook, instruction by a 20-year horse veterans and hands-on learning with gentle horses that are experienced with children and students.

Topics explored during this camp include Horse Safety, Care, Terms, Breeds, Colors, History, Sports, Parts of a Horse, How Horses Think, Horse Tack, How to Lead, Mount & Dismount, Reining, Turning and Walk & Trot. 

Advance registration is required as spots are limited. Call 248-410-8090 to secure yours. 

This fun horse camp at RedWood Farm in White Lake is open to ages 7-plus and is a great intro to horses prior to taking riding lessons, or in addition to lessons. 

Those who sign up for this camp will get a 40-page workbook, instruction by a 20-year horse veterans and hands-on learning with gentle horses that are experienced with children and students.

Topics explored during this camp include Horse Safety, Care, Terms, Breeds, Colors, History, Sports, Parts of a Horse, How Horses Think, Horse Tack, How to Lead, Mount & Dismount, Reining, Turning and Walk & Trot. 

Advance registration is required as spots are limited. Call 248-410-8090 to secure yours. 

This fun horse camp at RedWood Farm in White Lake is open to ages 7-plus and is a great intro to horses prior to taking riding lessons, or in addition to lessons. 

Those who sign up for this camp will get a 40-page workbook, instruction by a 20-year horse veterans and hands-on learning with gentle horses that are experienced with children and students.

Topics explored during this camp include Horse Safety, Care, Terms, Breeds, Colors, History, Sports, Parts of a Horse, How Horses Think, Horse Tack, How to Lead, Mount & Dismount, Reining, Turning and Walk & Trot. 

Advance registration is required as spots are limited. Call 248-410-8090 to secure yours. 

This fun horse camp at RedWood Farm in White Lake is open to ages 7-plus and is a great intro to horses prior to taking riding lessons, or in addition to lessons. 

Those who sign up for this camp will get a 40-page workbook, instruction by a 20-year horse veterans and hands-on learning with gentle horses that are experienced with children and students.

Topics explored during this camp include Horse Safety, Care, Terms, Breeds, Colors, History, Sports, Parts of a Horse, How Horses Think, Horse Tack, How to Lead, Mount & Dismount, Reining, Turning and Walk & Trot. 

Advance registration is required as spots are limited. Call 248-410-8090 to secure yours. 

Middle and high school students can learn what it takes to be an effective babysitter on Thursday, June 27 from 5-8 p.m. This program will cover important skills needed by babysitters including health and safety information, diapering, feeding and soothing an infant and first aid and emergency procedures. A certificate of completion is presented to those attending. Please bring a large doll or stuffed animal. Presented by certified teacher, Mary Trousdale.

Registration is required and limited to 30. Visit ropl.org or call the Youth Reference Desk at 248-246-3725 to sign up for this free program.

Little Girl Blue. Comic books. Lizzo. Giants, Wizards & Gnomes. The Children of Blood & Bone. You never know where you’ll find creative inspiration.

In partnership with Detroit Public Library HYPE Center, InsideOut Literary Arts will jumpstart the imaginations of the city’s young writers in the BrainstOrm Summer Arts Institute, a week-long dive into all the spaces that good storytelling may appear.

During BrainstOrm, youth entering grades 7-9 are invited to engage their own writing through a multi-disciplined approach to the arts, which includes improv exercises, creative writing workshops, reading and discussion groups, daily field trips to museums and more. We can’t think of a better way to start the summer—or jumpstart the next school year!

Workshops will run from Tuesday, July 9 to Friday, July 12, with a culminating event on Saturday, July 13. Advance registration required.

Summer Arts Institute is a free public program, with support from The Skillman Foundation.

Little Girl Blue. Comic books. Lizzo. Giants, Wizards & Gnomes. The Children of Blood & Bone. You never know where you’ll find creative inspiration.

In partnership with Detroit Public Library HYPE Center, InsideOut Literary Arts will jumpstart the imaginations of the city’s young writers in the BrainstOrm Summer Arts Institute, a week-long dive into all the spaces that good storytelling may appear.

During BrainstOrm, youth entering grades 7-9 are invited to engage their own writing through a multi-disciplined approach to the arts, which includes improv exercises, creative writing workshops, reading and discussion groups, daily field trips to museums and more. We can’t think of a better way to start the summer—or jumpstart the next school year!

Workshops will run from Tuesday, July 9 to Friday, July 12, with a culminating event on Saturday, July 13. Advance registration required.

Summer Arts Institute is a free public program, with support from The Skillman Foundation.

Little Girl Blue. Comic books. Lizzo. Giants, Wizards & Gnomes. The Children of Blood & Bone. You never know where you’ll find creative inspiration.

In partnership with Detroit Public Library HYPE Center, InsideOut Literary Arts will jumpstart the imaginations of the city’s young writers in the BrainstOrm Summer Arts Institute, a week-long dive into all the spaces that good storytelling may appear.

During BrainstOrm, youth entering grades 7-9 are invited to engage their own writing through a multi-disciplined approach to the arts, which includes improv exercises, creative writing workshops, reading and discussion groups, daily field trips to museums and more. We can’t think of a better way to start the summer—or jumpstart the next school year!

Workshops will run from Tuesday, July 9 to Friday, July 12, with a culminating event on Saturday, July 13. Advance registration required.

Summer Arts Institute is a free public program, with support from The Skillman Foundation.

Little Girl Blue. Comic books. Lizzo. Giants, Wizards & Gnomes. The Children of Blood & Bone. You never know where you’ll find creative inspiration.

In partnership with Detroit Public Library HYPE Center, InsideOut Literary Arts will jumpstart the imaginations of the city’s young writers in the BrainstOrm Summer Arts Institute, a week-long dive into all the spaces that good storytelling may appear.

During BrainstOrm, youth entering grades 7-9 are invited to engage their own writing through a multi-disciplined approach to the arts, which includes improv exercises, creative writing workshops, reading and discussion groups, daily field trips to museums and more. We can’t think of a better way to start the summer—or jumpstart the next school year!

Workshops will run from Tuesday, July 9 to Friday, July 12, with a culminating event on Saturday, July 13. Advance registration required.

Summer Arts Institute is a free public program, with support from The Skillman Foundation.

Little Girl Blue. Comic books. Lizzo. Giants, Wizards & Gnomes. The Children of Blood & Bone. You never know where you’ll find creative inspiration.

In partnership with Detroit Public Library HYPE Center, InsideOut Literary Arts will jumpstart the imaginations of the city’s young writers in the BrainstOrm Summer Arts Institute, a week-long dive into all the spaces that good storytelling may appear.

During BrainstOrm, youth entering grades 7-9 are invited to engage their own writing through a multi-disciplined approach to the arts, which includes improv exercises, creative writing workshops, reading and discussion groups, daily field trips to museums and more. We can’t think of a better way to start the summer—or jumpstart the next school year!

Workshops will run from Tuesday, July 9 to Friday, July 12, with a culminating event on Saturday, July 13. Advance registration required.

Summer Arts Institute is a free public program, with support from The Skillman Foundation.