If you're a parent, now is the time to start getting your family's summer calendar together. And there's no better way to give your child a fun, creative experience they won't forget than by signing them up for Montalvo's fantastic Summer Camps!
Over the course of five weeks (June 15–July 24), your child can enroll in a wide variety of courses, covering theatre, visual arts, engineering, culinary art, and more. Whatever they're into, you'll find a perfect fit.
If you've had a child in camp before, you might see some familiar subjects—but this year's offerings have distinct subject matter, so everything is all new. Camps are taught by professional artists who are active in their field, and they introduce students to the creative process in a manner that helps them cultivate their own voice.
Many of our camps sell out each year, so be sure to register soon!
April is one packed month in our Carriage House Theatre, and now is the time to buy your tickets to this outstanding selection of performances!
Love discovering modern and risk-taking jazz artists? Don't miss the Justin Kauflin Trio on April 2, Keiko Matsui on April 19, or Madeleine Peyroux on April 24 & 25.
Want to see something a little bit different? Take in the hilarious Late Nite Catechism on April 4, experience the heavenly vocals and devilish wit of Meow Meow on April 9, or be amazed by Vitaly: An Evening of Wonders on April 16.
Ready to do some reminiscing? Sing along to classic hits by songwriter Steve Dorff on April 17, revisit your rock roots with Graham Parker on April 18, enjoy an interactive trip through modern musical history with Ethan Russell: The Best Seat in the House on April 23, or channel the best of The Beatles with Yesterday & Today (pictured above) on April 24.
With all these amazing shows, there's truly something for everyone this spring.
Spaces are filling up in our 18th annual Arts In Your Classroom integrated learning conference, coming up on Saturday, March 7 from 8:30am-4pm.
Through the lens of different creative practices, this conference offers a unique opportunity to choose from five workshops that examine ideas of loneliness and connection as they pertain to the field of education. Hear from artists and educators about ideas you can implement in your classroom, workplace, or life!
Registration is just $25 and includes lunch, two workshops, a keynote presentation, a visit to The Museum of Sentimental Taxonomy, and networking time.
We're so close — help us meet our million dollar challenge! This grant has been offered by Montalvo's Lifetime Trustee Sally Lucas, but is conditional on being matched by our donors.
