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Virtual and in-person classes for teens and tweens

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Looking for something interesting for your teens and tweens to add enrichment to their lives? There are many virtual and in-person classes out there – from  art classes to art therapy, dance to yoga, music to languages, and much more. Some are in person. Most of these options listed below are local businesses but some are from further afield. Many are accessible with the help of a dependable internet connection and a device to connect with. Some classes are low cost or free. Others are offered at the going rate for professionals. Many of these sites gladly offer their services to adults as well.

Join SPARC for a fun Saturday of yoga! The class will explore how yoga adds important skills to a young performer’s toolbox — skills like focus, creativity, and confidence. Our one-day yoga classes are perfect for beginners. The first class meets on Jan. 23 and is for 5th to 8th graders (link below). Other age groups will meet later in the winter. https://bit.ly/3oJqN3M

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Registration open for Richmond Symphony School of Music’s virtual spring semester is now open. In addition to pre-college classes for all musical interests and Youth Orchestra Program ensembles, there are exciting topics for adults too, including “sequels” to our favorite music history classes from the fall. Back by popular demand, Titus Underwood leads “Black Music Discovery 2,” with all new guests, discussions, and performances surrounding African American musicians and composers. From Brian Jones comes “Jazz on Film,” featuring the music of your favorite movies, TV shows, and documentaries in the world of jazz. You have the option to subscribe to the entire semester OR join individual classes at your convenience – whatever is best for you. Take a look here: https://bit.ly/LearnRSSoM

 

Virtual classes for teens and tweens:

•ChessRVA is having ongoing online chess and board game classes.

•CLIS Studios Dance Classes

•Crossroads Irish dance

•Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen from ceramics to photography, painting to fiber arts

•The Fan Guitar and Ukulele

•Grace arts virtual dance classes 

•Hattheater drama classes year round

•Healing Sounds, LLC offers virtual music classes for piano, voice, guitar, violin and ukulele. The team of board certified music therapists specializes in music and art classes for self expression for tweens.

•J’Adore Dance studio

•Lingo Bus offers Mandarin with a Chinese teachers.

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•Melody Magic Music Studio for music instruction including Ukulele, singing classes, private lessons.

•Oakwood Arts – fun art activity prompts for K-5 and teens as long as you have some art supplies around!

•Outschool – has so many awesome classes!

•Panda Tree for online Spanish (or Chinese) lessons

•The Podium Foundation gives Richmond high school students the opportunity to explore their passion for the literary arts while improving upon essential writing and communication skills is offering FREE virtual programs. Podium Online Journal at www.podium-online.org.

•Project Yoga Richmond 

•Richmond Young Writers offers classes year round. Being online means your favorite cousin in Alabama or a far-flung old friend in Colorado can take a class too. Sign up for their [Holiday session! Write out those stir crazies!] Wednesday, December 30th, 4:30-6pm

•Romp n. Roll classes at their West End and Midlothian locations

•Virginia Folklife Program’s Teachers of Remote Arts Instruction Network (TRAIN) connects interested students of all skill levels with a diverse range of master musicians, craftspeople, and tradition bearers throughout Virginia, offering online instructional opportunities – from fiddle to concertina, guitar to piano, drums to visual arts, singing to flute, dance to Tex Mex accordion.

•Join SPARC to engage in performing arts education through productions, summer camps, community outreach programs, and classes.

•Visual Arts Center -Offers online classes and a summer camp for all ages from drawing, to fiber art, animation to photography and more

•Yoga Joy – Live Tween Yoga on Thursdays

 

See more virtual resources and resources for kids in Richmond and beyond.

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Dina Weinstein

About Dina Weinstein

Dina Weinstein is a Richmond, Virginia based award-winning journalist who reports for numerous local and national outlets. Weinstein moved north from Miami, Florida where she worked mentoring young journalists as an advisor at the Miami Dade College student newspaper The Reporter. She is a Boston native and a proud graduate of Boston University School for the Arts and Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.

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