A LOOK AT ACTIVITIES FOR YOUTH AND
ADULTS ACROSS EASTERN OREGON
SUMMER
19
JUNE 1�8, 2022
Painted Sky plans summer program for youth
Go! staff
LEARN TO PAINT A
HIGHLAND COW WITH
ACRYLIC PAINTS
C
ANYON CITY — Painted
Sky Center for the Arts, 118
Washington St., will keep youth
and adults alike busy in June and
beyond, with a summer art pro-
gram for kids and classes for all
ages. Find full details and register
at paintedskycenter.com, or stop
by the center or call 541-575-
1335 for more information.
YOUTH ART PROGRAM
Summer Adventures Around
the World
• June 6-17
• $300
“Students will learn about the
art cultures of a diff erent country
or region each week,” said Ryan
McKnab, youth program direc-
tor. “They will learn about what
makes the countries unique.”
Art lessons will include art
styles, famous artists, famous
artwork, landscapes of the coun-
try, famous architecture, sports
of the country, fl ag symbolism,
cartooning, foods/cooking of
the region and fi ber arts. The
program will cover France, India,
Caribbean, East Coast America,
Baltic Nations, East Asia, Great
Britain, Brazil, Australia, Rural
America, South Africa and Egypt.
“We also will be collaborat-
ing with the local school district
to weave in summer school for
some kids,” McKnab said. “We
also have teamed up with a yoga
leader and a tumbling instructor.”
He said the summer program
will include trips to the park each
week and special events planned
by the John Day Canyon City
Parks and Recreation District.
Angel Carpenter will teach
students how to create this
whimsical cow’s hair with a
simple “squiggle” technique.
• July 1, 6 p.m.
• $36 members, $40 nonmem-
bers
Painted Sky/Contributed image
Grant County youth are invited
to “Summer Adventures Around
the World,” a summer art program
off ered at Painted Sky Center for
the Arts.
ART WORKSHOPS
www.paintedskycenter.com
Paint a highland cow in a
class on July 1 at Painted Sky
Center for the Arts.
NOW AVAILABLE!
Delivery to La Grande and Baker City medicinal patients twice a week (Tues and Wed.)
starting on September the 21st. Order must be submitted by 11 am pst the day of delivery.
Here’s a look at classes that
are coming up at Painted Sky,
118 Washington St.
‘WELCOME’ OR ‘HELLO
SUMMER’ DOOR HANGER
• June 3, 5:30 p.m.
• $36 members, $40 nonmem-
bers
MASON JAR WITH
FLOWERS IN WOOL
APPLIQUE
SKIP THE LINE, SHOP ONLINE
Burntriverfarms.com
• June 4, 1-4 p.m.
• $36 members, $40 nonmem-
bers
PAINTING THE
LANDSCAPE WITH
SUMMER
Students will learn the build-
ing blocks for a successful land-
scape painting. Two-day class
covers what it takes to complete
a strong fi nished piece from the
fi rst sketch to the fi nal product.
• June 23 and June 24
• $270 members, $300 non-
members
541-200-6699
1055 NW Washington Ave.
Ontario
OR License: 050 1003704D5A3
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