Encore! Mt Morris

Painting Our Legacy on The Canvas of History
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Thanks!
Megan Peterson
for
Great Summer Projects
on Facebook LIVE
See All
Links to
Art Projects
Below

Thanks Megan Peterson!
for
Great Encore! Summer Projects
LIVE on Facebook
Library of Art Projects
Linked to Below

August 3

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August 5

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August 7

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July 27th

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July 29th

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July 31st

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July 20th

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July 22th

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July 24th

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July 13th

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July 15th

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July 17th

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*We had a glitch on June 8th, Click above for part 1.
*We had a glitch on June 8th, Click above for part 1.
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Click Above
if You Need
Art Supplies

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Encore! Kids
with
Megan Peterson
Artist-in-Residence
Starting the week of June 8th
Via Facebook LIVE

Mondays with Megan
1st-3rd grade 10am

Wonderful Wednesdays
4th-6th Grade 10am

Festive Friday
JH & High School 1pm

Encore Mt. Morris

Watch Live,
or later
on Facebook

Encore! Kids
Students are invited to meet Rachel Oliver,
our 2019 Artist-in-Residence,
June 7th from 6-8:00pm

Outside of Old Sandstone Gallery
(Inside the gallery if raining)

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Tuesdays & Thursdays
June 11th – August 1st
(No classes the week of July 4th)

Thanks Again!
Megan Peterson
Free Fun
and
Visual Art Creativity.

*Mommy & me activities available for Pre-K siblings during the 9:00am session.
Preschool children (1-4 yrs) must be accompanied and assisted at all times by an adult,
18 years or older.

*Mommy & me activities available for Pre-K siblings during the 9:00am session.
Preschool children (1-4 yrs) must be accompanied and assisted at all times by an adult,
18 years or older.

Encore! Mt. Morris is launching a new program this summer, an artist-in-residence (AiR). What is that, you say? An AiR is a practicing artist or college-level art student who can inspire the artist in all of us through art experiences of all kinds! Our AiR for 2018, Brittney Meyer, Brit grew up in Forreston and graduated with a college degree in education, taught school a few years in Hawaii, and has returned to the main land to earn a second degree in art to pursue a career where art education is a focus. Part of that goal is developing a summer’s worth of art experiences for all ages in Mt. Morris: children, adults and seniors!
Brittney and Encore have loads of ideas of what those art experiences might be, but would love to hear your ideas too! A few to start in June will be (1) a weekly art program for K-3
rd graders and 4-6th graders, (2) a community straw sculpture building project to promote our US National Straw Sculpting Competition in August (the community build will be happening on highway 64 behind the Union Savings Bank), (3) the art gallery shows (See her own art displayed in the foyer of the gallery soon), and (4) the Color Me a Memory and the Village activities program at Pinecrest. We will be publishing many of her activities and how we can all get involved in the area papers, you can also check the community display board in front of the Mt. Morris Bandshell where each week’s activities will be posted, along with photos of what has been happening recently. You can also check our encoremtmorris.com web site for additional information. Brit can be reached at britm@encoremtmorris.com beginning June 1. She will be with us until August 10.
The historic Mt. Morris College campus contains the oldest building in Mt. Morris, a beautifully preserved sandstone building used for science classes at the College and later converted to Watt Publishing Company. Encore! Mt. Morris has been able to acquire the use of the first floor as a multi-purpose art gallery space. Refurbished, painted and equipped during the summer of 2016 for art displays by volunteers, it has served as the anchor space for Encore! Mt. Morris to host numerous shows.

Regular shows are scheduled throughout the summer months, during the December holiday season, and less frequently at other times during the school year. The gallery is open during the summer Jamboree music concert series (Friday evenings) and Kable Band concerts (Wednesday evenings) and during other community events and festivals, as publicized.