Classes, Films, Lectures
After-School Studio is for kids ages 5 and up. Drop off your child after school for an experience of self-paced Mindful MAKING. Prompts will be set up to stimulate creativity. Children will have the opportunity to experiment with an abundance of new materials & techniques to achieve their own creative ideas.
After-School Studio is all about PROCESS ART. It is Art that is about the MAKING & DOING in a safe and inspiring environment. It's about MAKING CONNECTIONS by supporting and encouraging each other.
Cost is $200 for all sessions or $22 drop in rate per child
Register here:
https://themakerypa.bigcartel.com/product/after-school-art-studio
Wednesdays 3:30-5:00
(9/11, 9/18/,9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13)
| Dates: |
09/11/2019 - 11/13/2019 |
| Start Time: |
3:30 pm |
| Location: |
The Makery |
| Address: |
209 W. Calder Way, State College, PA, 16801 (map) |
| Website: |
http://themakerypa.com |
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This workshop course is for people whose minds are awake as soon as they rest their head on the pillow at night, and who want to stop spending time and energy on recuperating from disrupted sleep.
Workshop length is 1.5 hours, meets every 2 weeks for 4 meetings. Sign-up www.ayamapsychotherapy.com, where we also have more details about the course.
Next series runs Wednesday’s 10/23/19, 11/6/19, 11/20/19, and 12/4/19.
About the instructor: Alissa Yamasaki, Ph.D., has been successfully treating insomnia for several years. After helping private clients succeed in finding good sleep, Dr. Yamasaki is excited to now help in a workshop format.
*Please note that this series is presented by Ayama Psychotherapy, but meets at the beautiful space at Sig: Wellness Studio in State College, PA.
| Dates: |
10/23/2019 - 12/04/2019 |
| Start Time: |
5:30 pm |
| Location: |
Sig Wellness Studio |
| Address: |
320 Rolling Ridge Drive, Suite 203, State College, PA (map) |
| Website: |
http://www.ayamapsychotherapy.com |
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This film screening is free and open to the public! Seats are limited.
“One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.” You might think it’s cliche, but the residents of Yellowknife, Canada believe this expression is deeply ingrained in their identities and sense of community! This colorful Northwest Territory town has a large, unrestricted dump that people from all backgrounds come to salvage. From dirt-stained but lovable teddy bears to 60 pounds of dry vermicelli noodles–thrifty salvagers see ways to reuse and reduce what others think of as waste. However, some city officials want to close the dump. Do they really fear safety and liability issues or do they just want to put a “modern” facade on the city’s waste management? Will a way of life fade into a quirky hobby of eccentric personalities seemingly stuck in the past? Whose way of thinking about people’s relationship with material goods will prevail?
Amy C. Elliot’s Salvage raises profound issues about our systems of consumption, disposal, and relationship to materials. Accompanying her feature film will be a selection of waste- and consumption-themed short films that can open a larger conversation at Penn State and in Centre County about how we want to manage our materials. This screening is co-sponsored by the Borough of State College and is part of their year-long conversation on plastic management.
