Kids & Family
Adler Arts Center Announces Virtual Summer Programming
Register today for art & music classes designed to get kids and teens active, creative, and in community with their peers this summer.
The Adler Arts Center is pleased to announce new, virtual, summer programming for children, teens, and adults.
The Adler Center’s virtual programming is designed to inspire creativity and provide unique ways for community members to connect this summer.
“We developed our alternative summer programming following a series of conversations with our current students, faculty and artists,” explains Molly Bunder, Program Coordinator. “We felt it was important to find a way for us all to be creatively connected during this time of social distancing and we are so grateful for the community support we have received.”
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The Adler Center’s summer classes begin June 15 and registration is now open for the following virtual programs:
Youth Summer @ Home. Kids can choose from three two-weeks sessions and one (or two) class meetings per day. They’ll participate in daily art or performance classes and receive ‘challenge’ activities and crafts to complete at home. Join our Morning Meet-Up class for a chance to play your favorite camp games all summer long. The Morning Meet Up concludes in an outdoor public art installation.
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Teen and Adult Summer @ Home. Busy adults and teens can hop online for short two-week sessions of group music and art classes. Classes include Songwriting 101, Art for Self-Care, Painting, and Colored-Pencil Drawing. For a full list of adult and teen summer classes, visit www.adlercenter.org
Virtual Music Lessons. The Adler Center has moved flexible summer lessons online. Musicians of
all ages can take a trial lesson, or sign-up for a three-week summer session in guitar, ukulele, voice, piano, violin, viola, and/or cello.
About the Adler Arts Center: The Adler Arts Center is Libertyville’s cultural hub. The Adler Center
reflects the legacy of North Shore architect David Adler by making music and the arts an integral part of everyday life. Its year-round activities are designed to foster engagement and achievement in the arts for the people of Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin. The David
Adler Music and Arts Center is located at 1700 North Milwaukee Avenue, Libertyville, IL 60048. The building remains closed to the public per IDPH regulations, but virtual class offerings can be found at www.adlercenter.org.