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Thursday, June 4, 2009

June Smarty Giveaway: One Free Slot at Sawtooth’s ½ Day Summer Art Camps




By Katie M

The Sawtooth School for Visual Art (SSVA), the premier community visual arts school in the North Carolina Piedmont Triad, is giving one lucky Lil’ Smarty a complimentary slot in one of its half-day summer art programs (valued at $145/week for non-members or $125/week for members)! Or, you can apply this gift towards the purchase of a full-day slot (valued at $255/week for non-members and $235/week for members). What a deal!

Sawtooth provides art education to nurture the development of critical thinking, aesthetic appreciation, creativity, and personal growth. The school offers a number of different camp programs for children ages 4 through 11 beginning June 22. In addition there are great “Art Focus” camps for 3rd-5th and 6-8th graders with workshops focused on ceramics, animation, jewelry making and digital photography. Click here for more details on Sawtooth's camps, dates, and times. To register for this give-away, keep reading to the bottom of this post!

Here’s what Clare A, a loyal TSP reader, had to say about her experience at Sawtooth:

“Since we have recently moved to a new house, I have discovered ‘new’ treasures in some of the boxes as we unpacked. A nice example includes some pottery pieces, crafted and painted by my now 13-year-old daughter, Katie Gray, several years ago.

She had attended a friend’s birthday party at the Sawtooth where each child had made a little pottery sculpture. She had a really fun time, and we signed her up for a 1-week camp at the Sawtooth that summer. She took more pottery classes and made a few pieces that will remain among our favorite pieces of art for life. (She also had a really good time!)

A friend of my parents’ recently told me that she still had her grown son’s handmade pottery from his childhood out on display in their living room. Of all the art that children make, very few pieces are kept and treasured this long. I have decided it is time to bring those pottery animals out and display them in a more prized spot in our new living room now.”

So if you’re still on the hunt for summer camp ideas, here’s the perfect solution! Your child will not only have fun, but will have an adventure, discover his or her hidden talents, and have lots of laughs during this ‘artful’ experience!

To register for this give-away, you must first be a Triad Smarty Pants newsletter subscriber, and then click here to register. (This giveaway has now ended.) Last day to register for this give-away is Friday, June 12, and the winner will be announced on Sunday, June 14.

Good luck Smarties!

6 comments:

BlueStormBeezus09 said...

This is perfect!! My 4 year old was JUST trying to choose which session she would like to attend this summer! Sure would be nice to not have to pay :) Thanks TSP!

RLR said...

For anyone who doesn't win, or can't get a slot at Sawtooth, I know about another 1/2 day art camp with openings. It's for ages 5-6, low enrollment (6 per session), competitive tuition, and I can personally endorse the teacher (who was one of my son's preschool teachers this past year).
Email me - ryanleigh at gmail dot com - and I will pass along the info.
Good luck, everyone!

Summer said...

Ohh TSP I love you so!! You are always coming up with the super best giveaways and ideas. Is this a bad time to mention that these giveaways would be even better if I was the winner? Seriously, I have drooled over the thought of being able to send one of the kids to art camp!!

Unknown said...

My children have taken classes at Sawtooth in the past and I cannot say enough positive things about it. If you do not win the give-away, you should still take a look at their camp choices. I know you will not be disappointed if you register your children for one.

cindy said...

We love Sawtooth! You will not regret signing your child up for camp or for one of their classes.
cindy

Andi said...

My daughter attended two different art camps at Sawtooth in the past couple of years and really enjoyed both of them. I felt the instructors really encouraged her creativity, and she liked both instructors and brought home lots of cool art.

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