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Time for Partners

For Children 18 months – 4 years old with an adult

Learning is FUN with music and creative movement, art, letters and numbers. An opportunity to meet new friends while building self-confidence and sharing successes. Music classes develop physical, verbal, memory and musical skills. Art classes widen a child’s curiosity and imagination and build motor skills.

  • Experienced Teachers
  • Art & Music every day
  • Enriching, relaxed environment

Winter Semester: January 23 – June 1Fall 2010/Winter 2011 Faculty
Mondays – Fridays, 9:30 – 11:15 am
(choose one day)

MondayMary BrunoDavid Polansky
TuesdayKim JaquesDavid Polansky
WednesdayKim JaquesPaula Gannon
ThursdayMary BrunoDavid Polansky
FridayMary BrunoDavid Polansky
Fee for Full Semester
Newton Resident: $225
Non-Resident: $250		Drop-in Fees
Sibling: $10
Newton Resident: $20
Non-Resident: $25

PlaySPACE

For Children 7 and under with a caregiver
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 2:30 – 5:00 pm
October 18, 2011 – April 13, 2011

  • Art projects with Kim Jaques, Arts in the Parks teacher (T, W, TH).
  • Play time in gym with riding toys, trucks, balls and space for running, jumping and climbing.
  • Meet neighbors and friends.

Season-long memberships
(unlimited visits per family):
Newton Resident: $95
Non-Newton Resident: $125
Drop-in Fees:
Newton Resident $10
Non-Resident $12

Register Now!

Register on-line (or www.activityreg.com, click on MA, click on Newton Parks and Recreation Dept., click on Register for Activities) click on Mayor’s Office for Cultural Affairs, Choose your day/program.

Call and Charge: 617 796-1540; 617 527-8283
Download registration form and fax to 617 527-8233 or mail to: Arts in the Parks; 225 Nevada Street; Newton, MA 02465

More information email Linda Plaut, Director: [email protected] or Jeannie Smith: [email protected]
(make checks payable to City of Newton)

Setti D. Warren
Mayor

Sponsored by:
The Mayor’s Office for Cultural Affairs
Arts in the Parks – Newton Parks & Recreation Department