Callanwolde Fine Arts Center

Summer at Callanwolde is a beautiful place for your child or teen to explore their creativity and build new skills.

Last week students leaped into animal kingdom themed projects, figure drawing, and pottery.

Interested in a camp? Head to Callanwolde.org/camps to sign your child up for one of our remaining camp weeks.

Up Next:
June 22 Creative Camp: Astounding Artists
July 13 Teen Summer Studios: Printmaking

Feel the rhythm at Salsa Social on June 12!

Join us for free beginner lessons followed by a full night of Salsa & Bachata dancing at Callanwolde. All levels welcome — just bring your energy and your dancing shoes.

Tickets Available at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1988870945537?aff=oddtdtcreator

Julian Mejia Callanwolde School of Dance

Interested in a pottery class?

If you have ever tried to sign up for one of our pottery courses you know how hard it can be to get into one of these popular courses. We have a few seats left in our popular courses such as beginning wheel, intermediate wheel, and hand building.

Sign up today for our summer courses starting next week. Seats are limited so register now at callanwolde.org/classes

A round of applause!

After a year of dedication and learning. Progressions students took the stage at the very first Dance Progressions recital.

Through our Dance Progressions Program, students from DeKalb County Title I schools receive free after-school ballet and jazz instruction, along with dance shoes, apparel, and the opportunity to grow as artists and performers throughout the year.

This recital celebrated months of hard work, creativity, and confidence-building as students performed for family, friends, and community members in a professionally produced showcase. We are so proud of every dancer who stepped on stage and shared their passion with us.

Thank you to our teaching artists, families, supporters, and school partners for helping make this milestone possible.

Special thanks to for leading the support for this program!

Here’s to the first of many recitals to come.