Programs for Families

A photo of an aerial studio. There are three aerial silks, each with a child interacting with them. In the foreground, a child is mid-motion, with their feet dangling. In the background, two children look on. A wheelchair, mirrors, and mats are also in the frame.
A photo of an aerial studio. There are three aerial silks, each with a child interacting with them. In the foreground, a child is mid-motion, with their feet dangling. In the background, two children look on. A wheelchair, mirrors, and mats are also in the frame.

Start With The Arts for Families

Spring Sessions
Fridays, March 3rd – April 7th
Register by February 17th
Session 1 – 9:30am to 10:15am, click here to register
Session 2 – 10:30am to 11:15am, click here to register

Do you want to inspire a lifelong love of reading and creative expression in your child? Join us for a new, six-week session of our award-winning Start With The Arts program, made just for young children!

Start With The Arts for Families is a six-week-long program in which young children engage in process-focused, open-ended, arts-based activities, coupled with the reading of high-quality children’s literature. Our online format offers a chance for caregivers to deepen their relationship with their children while connecting with other families, all with guidance from a skilled teaching artist.

The program meets once per week via Zoom. Each lesson begins with a read-aloud of a children’s book followed by a simple and fun art activity. Books and art supplies will be shipped to participants at no cost.

This series is designed for children ages 2-5 and their parents or caregivers. If you have any questions about this program, email peggy@inclusiveartsvermont.org.

If you have any questions about family programs or would like to suggest a family program, email info@inclusiveartsvermont.org or call 802-556-3668.

A child draws with oil pastels on white paper. The child is outside and wears a dark long-sleeved shirt, sunglasses, and a hat. There are oil pastels in a container and scattered around the child's creation.
A child draws with oil pastels on white paper. The child is outside and wears a dark long-sleeved shirt, sunglasses, and a hat. There are oil pastels in a container and scattered around the child’s creation.