Classes meet for about six hours each day. A typical week may include craft projects, music activities, nature walks, creative writing, dancing, and visits by musicians, dancers, and storytellers.
Children can join their parents for meals, concerts, dances, and other evening events.
The students present their own music, poems, journals and artwork, and decorate their caf with masks, paper lanterns, tablecloths and paper quilts made in class. She also illustrated the entire exterior of a 30 touring exhibit bus for the Connecticut Audubon Society. Learn how to play the spoons, discover French Canadian folk legends like Rose Latulipe, and learn some French phrases, songs, and dances. She teaches traditional dancing, and enjoys bringing traditional French Canadian culture to students through music and the arts. She is also founder, teacher, choreographer, and artistic director of a folk dance group that has performed at festivals in Europe, Asia and North America.