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2025—26 SEASON

CLASSES EVENTS PERFORMANCES FESTIVALS

12-2025

DEAR FRIENDS OF ARTS BONITA, It is with great excitement and pride that I welcome you to another extraordinary season at Arts Bonita. This year marks a transformative chapter—a time of innovation, expansion and deeper community engagement. Across both campuses, we’ve made significant upgrades—from enhanced lighting and sound in our performance venues to redesigned classrooms and studios—all to elevate your experience and inspire creativity. One of the most exciting additions is the brand-new Polovina Digital Art Lab, a cutting-edge space that opens the door to 21st-century creativity. Whether you’re interested in promoting your business on social media, exploring podcasting, filmmaking, or diving into digital design, this lab is your launchpad to endless creative possibilities. Designed for learners of all ages and skill levels, our digital programs empower both youth and adults to amplify their voices in today’s digital world. At our Visual Arts Campus, we’ve dramatically expanded offerings in stone carving, metal work, pottery, fused glass, painting and drawing. Our classical drawing Atelier continues to thrive, while new short-form, private one-night creative events offer unique ways to celebrate birthdays, team outings, or just a fun night out. We’ve also broadened our evening and weekend class schedules, making it easier than ever to fit creativity into your busy life. Our youth programs are thriving like never before—from homeschool enrichment and musical theater to dance and visual arts, there’s something for every child to enjoy. These programs not only nurture artistic growth but also build essential life skills like confidence, imagination, collaboration and creative problem-solving—all vital foundations for success in school and beyond. We are also proud to present our most ambitious performing arts lineup yet, featuring unforgettable concerts and theater productions. This season brings some of the hottest bands in the country—including Joanne Shaw Taylor, Femmes of Rock and Donna the Buffalo—alongside beloved tribute acts celebrating the music of the Eagles, Beatles, ABBA and the best of country music. You’ll also enjoy a dynamic mix of blues, jazz, cabaret and comedy, including The Book of Moron and Funny Old Broads. Whether you’re looking for something familiar or something fresh, there’s truly something for everyone. This extraordinary season—filled with facility improvements, expanded programming and genre-defining performances— reflects our unwavering commitment to making the arts accessible, meaningful and vibrant for all. We are deeply grateful to you—our students, families, artists, members and supporters—for making Arts Bonita a place where creativity thrives. We can’t wait to share this exhilarating new chapter with you. I look forward to seeing you at Arts Bonita! Warmest Wishes,

Alyona Ushe Executive Director, Arts Bonita

Youth Education Dance ............................................................................................. 16 Digital Arts ................................................................................. 17 Film/Photography ............................................................. 17 Game Design .......................................................................... 17 Home School Programs ................................................ 17 Improv ........................................................................................... 18 Martial Arts ............................................................................... 18 Musical Theatre/Theatre ............................................. 18 Visual Arts .................................................................................. 18 Vocal/Singing ........................................................................ 19 Scholarships ......................................................................... 22 Youth Spring Camps .................................................. 23 Performances ..................................................................... 25 Exhibitions .............................................................................. 27 Fine Art Festivals ............................................................. 28 Off The Walls ....................................................................... 29 About | Opportunities ............................................ 31 Become a Member ...................................................... 32 Box Office ............................................................................... 33 Volunteer .................................................................................. 35 Donors ......................................................................................... 36

Officers David Pryor

Chairman of the Board

Kenneth Mack Vice Chair

Cindy Kerker Treasurer

Jill Fuselli Secretary

Directors Haylee N. Blessing Elizabeth Buscaglia Chris Corrie Mark Giersch Shana Helsel John Roberts Candice Rosen George Zalucki

Executive Team Alyona Ushe | Executive Director Jon Artigo | Senior Education Director David Maidment | Finance & HR Director Kathy Saldivar | IT & Administration Director

BOARD OF DIRECTORS & STAFF

One-Night Art Events ..........................................................1 Master Classes ...........................................................................3 Master Workshops ................................................................3 Mini Workshops .......................................................................5 Art of Mindfulness ..................................................................7 Atelier .................................................................................................8 Clay/Ceramics ............................................................................9 Dance .............................................................................................. 10 Digital Arts ................................................................................. 10 Fitness .............................................................................................. 11 Glass ................................................................................................. 11 Jewelry/Other ....................................................................... 12 Metal ............................................................................................... 13 Painting/Drawing .............................................................. 13 Sculpture/Stone .................................................................... 16 Theatre ........................................................................................... 16

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Adult Education

Terrie Mertens | Chair: Stone

ADULT EDUCATION

DeCaro | Glass | Level: All ______________

Imagine iridescent blues, fiery reds and shimmering greens dancing across the surface. Dichroic glass, with its magical color-shifting properties, adds an extra layer of enchantment. Learn how to cut, arrange and layer glass to achieve different results.

Join us for a fun and Fluid night of painting. Two canvases will be completed. Don’t wear your best clothes! Fluid art can be messy but so much fun. —2026—

Mar 19th | Thurs | 5:30–8:30pm

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Fluid Art: Ghost Swipe

DeCaro | Oil/Acrylic | Level: All

1-NIGHT ART EVENTS Try a new art technique and have a fun night out with friends. Included in your fee are all the necessary supplies and instructions not to mention food and drink. These evenings are social, fun and full of art. There are many mediums to choose from, such as glass blowing, canvas pours and mixed media. It won’t be hard to find the class that speaks to you!

Discover The Power of Creative Journaling Taylor | Writing | Level: All

Learn how to express your feelings, reflect on your experiences and document your daily activities in a way that nurtures your mind and spirit.

Discover the magic of metallic paints swiped over base paint colors. The Ghost Swipe creates an ethereal effect with swiping techniques that create a stunning abstract piece of art. —2026—

Feb 17th | Tues | 5:30–8:30pm

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Fluid Art: Marble Pours

DeCaro | Oil/Acrylic | Level: All

Clay Platter Class

O’Malley | Ceramics | Level: All

Learn how to make a hand built ceramic platter and small dish. From a clay slab you will choose from a variety of shapes, textures and sprig molds. —2026—

Jan 13th | Feb 17th | Mar 10th | Apr 14th 5:30–8:30pm

Drape Vase

Berry | Glass | Level: All

Learn two-dimensional design, fusing practices (melting glass together in a kiln), slumping (shaping glass into molds) and creation of various effects.

Join us for a fun and Fluid night of painting. Two canvases will be completed. Don’t wear your best clothes! Fluid art can be messy but so much fun. —2026—

Jan 20th | Mar 18th | 5:30–8:30pm

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Apr 14th | 5:30–8:30pm

Fluid Art: Ornaments

DeCaro | Oil/Acrylic | Level: All

Creative Clay Flowers

Fabulous Fun Florals

Starting with a round base slab of clay, students will construct their own ceramic floral piece. Learn how to make a beautiful blooming flower.

Join Leigh painting glorious flowers on a 18x24 canvas. Enjoy this free, loose way of painting expressionistic flowers!

Campbell | Ceramics | Level: All

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Jan 14th | Feb 18th | Mar 11th | Apr 15th May 13th | 5:30–8:30pm

Greco | Oil/Acrylic | Level: All

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Florida Seascape in Pastel

Creative Collage

—2026— Jan 7th | 5:30–8:30pm

Mix, match and layer. We’ll provide all the supplies, plus pizza and drinks! Just bring yourself, a couple of friends and get ready to rip, snip and stick your way to an original masterpiece!

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Feb 18th | Mar 20th | 5:30–8:30pm

Fluid Art: Chain Pull Florals

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Fluid Art: Dustpan Pour Adult Education 2025 -26

Wise | Drawing | Level: All

Discover the power of line and color as tools for inner transformation. Learn how to release emotional tension, activate your inner resources and create visual pathways toward personal goals. —2026—

Feb 19th | Mar 28th | 5:30–8:30pm

Join us for a fun and Fluid night of painting. Two canvases will be completed. Don’t wear your best clothes! Fluid art can be messy but so much fun. Apr 14th | 5:30–8:30pm

From Stress to Strength: Transformational Neurographica

DeCaro | Oil/Acrylic | Level: All

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Dazzling Dichroic Jewelry

Dec 12th | 5:30–8:30pm

Jan 14th | Feb 3rd | Mar 3rd | 5:30–8:30pm

Discover the beauty of creating with pastels, learn new techniques in blending, underpainting and adding details.

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Brown | Pastels | Level: All

DeCaro | Mixed Media | Level: All

Six ornaments will be completed in this class with your choice of paint colors. Don’t wear your best clothes! Fluid art can be messy but so much fun.

DeCaro | Oil/Acrylic | Level: All

Frosted Bowl

Weinert | Glass | Level: All

Arrange colorful glass in an elegant mosaic pattern then add a sparkling ‘frit’ border. No experience is needed, come join the fun!

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Feb 12th | 5:30–8:30pm ———

Glass Patterned Plate Weinert | Glass | Level: All

Build with a variety of colored glasses, tracing the pattern below. Each piece is melted in a kiln to blend the pattern and colors. —2026—

Mar 10th | 5:30–8:30pm

Night on the Wheel

Resin & Glass Serving Tray

Learn the basic techniques of throwing on the wheel. Then follow the steps to make your own piece. At the end of the night you will choose the color of glaze for your pot to be finished with.

Discuss mixing resin, adding pigments and glass to your work of art. Featuring a white wood tray that is 15×11” in size. We will choose crushed glass and design your ideal functional art piece.

—2026— Apr 8th | 5:30–8:30pm

Campbell | Clay/Ceramics | Level: All

DeCaro | Glass | Level: All

Great Bowls of Fire

Lawson | Ceramics | Level: All

Use brilliantly colored glazes, stamp, or slip trail designs on a beautiful hand thrown ceramic bowl of your choosing. —2026— Jan 5th | Mar 2nd | Apr 6th | May 4th 5:30–8:30pm

Resin Clock Project Ocean Treasures: Sea Glass Wire Wrapped Jewelry DeCaro | Jewelry | Level: All

Learn essential wire wrapping techniques, including tools, types of wire, finishing techniques and design principles. Each person will complete a pendant and earrings set.

DeCaro | Glass | Level: All

Create a beautiful, functional wall clock. Multiple colors and designs to choose from! This class is perfect for all levels of experience. Prepare to make a mess and get creative! —2026—

Feb 24th | 5:30–8:30pm

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May 6th | 5:30–8:30pm

It’s Abstract

Unwin, Blake & Caliguiri | Oil/Acrylic | Level: All

Your design, your colors, this experience is all about you! The instructor will show you how to create your vision on the canvas. Leave with a completely unique artwork.

Raku & You

Campbell | Pottery | Level: All

Paint Your Own Charcuterie Board

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DeCaro | Resin | Level: All

5:30–8:30pm

Start with taping and preparing the board for your choice of colors. Learn how to mix resin and apply your very own unique design!

Jan 13th | Feb 12th | Feb 20th | Mar 10th

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Jan 14th | Mar 5th | 5:30–8:30pm

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Manifest Your Best Life Weinert | Collage | Level: All

Use intuitive collage and guided creative exercises to craft a personal vision board—a visual roadmap to the life you want to manifest. —2026—

Jan 21st | Feb 25th | 5:30–8:30pm

Paint Your Own Greeting Cards Vyas | Watercolor | Level: All

Explore watercolor basics, color mixing and simple design ideas to craft personalized cards. Leave with one-of-a-kind cards to share or keep! —2026—

Jan 28th | Mar 26th | 5:30–8:30pm

Southwest Florida Seascape in Pastel Brown | Pastel | Level: All

Discover the fascinating way pastels are used to paint a seascape! Discover new techniques in blending, underpainting and adding details. —2026— Jan 7th | 5:30–8:30pm

Mosaic Magic

Weinert | Glass | Level: All

Select gorgeous glass pieces and learn the ancient Mosaic technique that will bring your image to life! Choose from images provided or create your own. —2026—

Jan 22nd | Feb 24th | Mar 26th | Apr 23rd May 18th | 5:30–8:30pm

Pen to Paper, Soul to Spirit D. Artigo | Writing | Level: All

Discover how to quiet your mind, bypass your inner critic and let divine wisdom pour onto the page. Experience guided practice sessions and writing exercises to strengthen your connection. —2026— Jan 5th | 5:30–8:30pm

Spring Florals in Pastel Brown | Pastel | Level: All

Discover the fascinating way pastels are used to paint spring florals! Discover new techniques in blending, underpainting and adding details —2026—

Mar 26th | 5:30–8:30pm

Adult Education 2025 -26

Tibus | Painting/Drawing | Level: Interm/Adv

Create handmade mono-printed papers using a Gelli plate and recycled materials. Learn to simplify the complex into shapes and paint into and over areas, blending and creating a focal point.

Strip & Frit

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Weinert or Berry | Glass | Level: All

A lively glass art evening where you’ll transform vibrant glass strips and crystalline frit into a mesmerizing sushi plate or elegant wall hanging. —2026—

Jan 13th | May 4th | 5:30–8:30pm

Mar 5th—Mar 6th | Thurs-Fri | 10:00am–3:00pm

MASTER WORKSHOPS A unique opportunity for intensive study under the guidance of expert instructors and renowned artists. These immersive sessions deepen participants’ skills and understanding in their chosen discipline. With a focus on hands-on learning, personalized feedback and advanced techniques, the workshops foster creative growth in a dynamic and inspiring environment perfect for emerging and experienced artists.

Alcohol Ink: Abstract to Realism Level 2 Tibus | Painting/Drawing | Level: Interm/Adv

Day 1, focus on various warm-up exercises, abstracts, skies, water and floral designs. Day 2, work from a still life and paint on a canvas. Day 3, bring a photo and talk through your composition. —2026—

Feb 5th—Feb 7th | Thurs-Sat | 10:00am–3:00pm Mar 18th—Mar 20th | Wed-Fri | 10:00am–3:00pm

MASTER CLASSES Led by renowned artists and industry professionals. Each class provides intimate access to expert techniques, creative processes and professional insights across various disciplines including painting, sculpture, digital art, photography and mixed media. These comprehensive sessions offer hands-on learning experiences designed for both emerging and established artists.

A Thousand Words

David | Drawing | Level: All

Explore the interplay between the figurative & literal term consisting of 100 8” X 5” collages incorporated with drawings of peoples’ faces executed on text-filled newsprint pages. —2026—

Apr 13th Demo | Mon | 3:00–5:00pm Apr 14th—Apr 16th | Tues-Thurs | 9:30am–4:00pm

Alcohol Ink: Basics to Skilled Level 1 Tibus | Painting/Drawing | Level: All

Day 1 focuses on intuitive abstract painting on white and black papers. On day 2, you will work on a more realistic floral still life. Learning to sketch and then paint with more control. —2026—

Jan 15th—Jan 16th | Thurs-Fri | 10:00am–3:00pm ———

Alternative Firing Techniques

Mentoring with Anne Abgott Abgott | Watercolor | Level: All

The small class size allows for ample one-on-one attention with tailored feedback on your work. Anne will help you refine your technique and develop your own unique style. —2026—

Feb 13th | Fri | 9:00am–12:00pm OR 1:00–4:00pm

Campbell/Ryan | Clay/Ceramics | Level: Inter/Adv

Abstract Art

Yuniardi | Painting/Drawing | Level: All

Imagine feeling free, playful and in tune with your work. By the end of this workshop, you’ll have not only created something new but also tapped into a deeper, more joyful way of making art.

A week long workshop exploring four unique firing techniques. We will cover Raku, Saggar, Horse Hair and Obvara. —2026—

Mar 23rd—Mar 27th | Mon-Fri | 10:00am–4:00pm

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Feb 25th—Feb 28th | Wed-Sat | 10:00am–4:00pm

Classic Seascapes in Oil

David | Painting/Drawing | Level: All

Storytelling & Film

Artigo | Writing | Level: All

Join acclaimed film director and writer Jon Artigo for over 14 hours of hands-on instruction. Explore character development, narrative structure, visual storytelling techniques and the craft of writing for film. —2026—

Feb 9th—Feb 12th | Mon-Thurs | 9:00am–12:30pm

Abstract: Mixed Media Collage Level 1 Tibus | Painting/Drawing | Level: All

Create handmade mono-printed papers using a Gelli plate and recycled materials. Experiment with different compositions. Learn to apply different mediums: acrylic, graphite, ink and oil pastels.

Focus on mastering classic seascapes through fundamental principles of wave construction, sea motion capture and water color understanding. Create multiple wave studies and seascapes. —2026—

Mar 12th—Mar 13th | Thurs-Fri | 9:30am–3:30pm

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Jan 12th—Jan 13th | Mon-Tues | 10:00am–3:00pm Jan 19th—Jan 20th | Mon-Tues | 10:00am–3:00pm

Collage Mixed Media & the Creative Process

Gilmore | Painting/Drawing | Level: All

Abstract: Mixed Media Collage Level 2 3

Adult Education 2025 -26

Experiment with found imagery, textures, markmaking and intuitive composition on flat surfaces. Create new ways of creating visual artwork, utilize

collage to investigate fresh approaches. —2026—

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Feb 16th—Feb 18th | Tues-Thurs | 9:30am–3:30pm

Mar 9th—Mar 11th | Mon-Wed | 9:00am–3:00pm

Magic of the Masters

Van Sickle | Painting/Drawing | Level: All

Explore with Clod Wax & Oil Color Workshop

Parkman | Painting/Drawing | Level: All

Learn to understand value, create color harmonies and how to mix and use color in your artwork. Stop guessing and learn the foundations to color. —2026—

Feb 19th—Feb 20th | Thurs-Fri | 9:00am–3:30pm

Tibus | Painting/Drawing | Level: All

Learn techniques such as layering, mark-making, glazing and more while creating six abstract pieces using tools like wedges, spatulas, palette knives and brayers.

Tap into an array of painting masters and the fundamentals inherent to building compositional design and color confidence. Expand your toolbox for dynamic visual storytelling. —2026—

Jan 26th—Jan 28th | Mon-Wed | 9:30am–4:00pm

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Feb 23rd—Feb 24th | Mon-Tues | 10:00am–3:00pm

Not So Still Life

Girard | Painting/Drawing | Level: All

Deep Dive: Color

Expressive Florals 1

Unlock the secrets of color structure and paint with more freedom and confidence. Decode color harmonies found in master paintings of many genres, styles and time periods.

Learn a variety of drawing exercises, stressing the simplification of shape and the understanding of value. Explore various tricks to keep our paintings fresh and alive.

Slonim | Painting/Drawing | Level: All

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Mar 30th—Apr 1st | Mon-Wed | 9:00am–4:00pm

Parkman | Painting/Drawing | Level: All

Through images, demonstration and lectures, explore different techniques and tools to arrive at a finished painting. Color and composition will be considered as we move to complete your work. —2026—

Apr 6th—Apr 8th | Mon-Wed | 9:30am–3:30pm

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Feb 2nd—Feb 4th | Mon-Wed | 9:00am–3:30pm

Palette Knife: Landscapes

Tibus | Painting/Drawing | Level: All

Drawing Basics

Expressive Florals 2 & Beyond

This workshop, developed in response to numerous requests from painting students, covers essential drawing fundamentals whether you’re seeking a refresher or taking your first drawing class.

Focus on color, abstract principles and expressive techniques while we will continue to explore painting loosely and confidently. Emphasis will be on individual work as you create two large paintings.

David | Painting/Drawing | Level: All

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Jan 9th—Jan 10th | Fri-Sat | 9:30am–3:30pm

Parkman | Painting/Drawing | Level: Intermediate

Learn essential palette knife techniques using heavy-bodied acrylics. Focus on developing techniques through simple abstract landscape exercises. Create a 16" x 20" canvas painting. —2026—

Feb 23rd—Feb 25th | Mon-Wed | 10:00am–3:00pm

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Mar 2nd—Mar 4th | Mon-Wed | 9:00am–3:30pm

Pastel Workshop with Lori Jeremiah Jeremiah | Pastels | Level: All

Embrace the Practice

Floral Immersion

Learn the importance of a daily practice as a path to improving creativity and image making skills. Discover approaches to simplify the process of painting and ways to stay inspired and motivated.

A deep dive for the advanced painter. Focus on color, abstract principles and expressive techniques. There will be more time for independent painting and one on one coaching.

Kennedy | Painting/Drawing | Level: All

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Jan 5th Demo | Mon | 3:00–5:00pm Jan 6th—Jan 8th | Tues-Thurs | 9:30am–4:00pm

Parkman | Painting/Drawing | Level: Advanced

David | Painting/Drawing | Level: All

Paint the breathtaking vistas of the Everglades— from sweeping plains and sawgrass to unique tree islands and hammocks. Learn proper palette setup, color theory and when to finish a painting.

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Jan 21st—Jan 22nd | Wed-Thurs | 10:00am–3:00pm

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Mar 23rd—Mar 25th | Mon-Wed | 9:00am–3:30pm ———

Found Objects Intensive Workshop Lawson | Clay/Ceramics | Level: Inter/Adv

Everglades in Oil

Elements of design with emphasis on color, value and composition will be included along with the basic fundamentals of pastel painting. Subjects will be your choice of palm trees, birds and flowers.

Explore the process of how to incorporate found objects into their ceramic work. Essential problem solving techniques will be demonstrated based on individual projects, let your imagination go wild. —2026—

Feb 9th—Feb 13th | Mon-Fri | 10:00am–4:00pm

The Ways of Water: Expressive Color & Composition Van Sickle | Watercolor | Level: All

Explore bold color, expressive marks and templates for engaging compositional design. We’ll even toss in some fun mixed media techniques! Build a more expressionist approach to mark-making. —2026—

Jan 30th—Jan 31st | Fri-Sat | 9:30am–4:00pm Adult Education 2025 -26

creating a beautiful and colorful fish. —2026—

Apr 2nd | Thurs | 10:00am–3:00pm

Learn the basics of creating a blown piece of art. Work with Molten glass, glassblowers tools and choose your colors. 100% hands on start to finish. —2026—

Jan 10th | May 9th | Sat’s | 10:00am–12:00pm

Watercolor Workshop with Lori Jeremiah Jeremiah | Watercolor | Level: All

Learn basic techniques, types of paper, brushes and paint. Color mixing will be emphasized as well as ways to show texture and special effects. Create a tropical fish or floral painting. —2026—

Feb 26th—Feb 27th | Thurs-Fri | 10:00am–3:00pm

Artistic Jewelry: Mono Prints to Pendant DeCaro | Paper Art | Level: All

Make mono prints using a Gelli Plate and a variety of paints, relief items, texture and layering to produce stunning handmade papers. Transform them into wearable art! —2026—

Apr 21st | Tues | 1:00–5:00pm

Why Wine of Course

Blown Glass Witches Ball Mathews | Glass | Level: All

Learn the basics of creating a blown piece of art. Work with Molten glass, glassblowers tools and choose your colors. 100% hands on start to finish. —2026—

Feb 14th | Sat | 10:00am–12:00pm

Abgott | Watercolor | Level: All

Discover the many ways to create watercolor reflections on glass. Led by the nationally acclaimed watercolor artist and author of the #1 Best Selling Book “Daring Color”, Anne Abgott. —2026—

Feb 11th | Wed | 10:00am–4:00pm

Artistic Jewelry: Scrap to Spectacular Jewelry DeCaro | Jewelry | Level: All

Explore the art of jewelry-making using a variety of media and embellishments to transform materials into stunning wearable art. —2026—

Botanical Gelli Printing & Collage Kafer | Collage | Level: All

Explore a variety of botanical and natural elements to learn exciting techniques. Create as set of note cards and numerous prints to frame. —2026—

Mar 17th | Tues | 1:00–5:00pm

Feb 11th | Wed | 10:00am–3:30pm Mar 17th | Tues | 10:00am–3:30pm

MINI WORKSHOPS

Basket Weaving

Collage Silhouettes

Designed to ignite your creative spirit and deepen your artistic skills in a focused, one-day immersive experience. Tailored for artists of all levels, these workshops offer a unique opportunity to explore a specific medium or technique, allowing you to dive headfirst into your passion. Each workshop offers hands-on learning and personalized guidance.

Learn traditional techniques to create your unique basket from natural materials. Discover the meditative joy of weaving and take home a beautiful, hand crafted basket.

Ryan | Fiber | Level: All

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Jan 20th | Mar 3rd | Apr 7th | 10:00am–4:00pm

Tibus | Painting/Drawing | Level: All

Make collagé papers, arrange them and glue them into a patchwork of color on your canvas.. Learn a reverse painting technique, bringing your colorful silhouette to life! —2026—

Mar 27th | Fri | 10:00am–3:00pm ———

Create: What can Ai do for you? Level: All

Learn the simple tricks that actually save you time – like getting quick answers instead of endless googling, organizing your thoughts when you’re stuck or turning messy notes into something useful.

Acting for the Camera: Short Film

Belly Dancing

Learn film set etiquette while rotating through crew positions including camera operator, sound recordist, assistant director and editor.

Start slowly, with the fundamental isolations of bellydance including slides, circles, undulations, figure eights and snake arms. Then progress into upbeat steps and shimmies to shake off stress!

—2026— Jan 6th | Tues | 1:00–4:00pm

Level: All

Artigo | Film Acting | Level: All

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Jan 17th | Feb 28th |May 2nd Sat | 10:00am–4:00pm

Rathor | Dance | Level: All

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Create: What can Canva do for you? Learn how to navigate the platform, work with templates and handle common tasks like creating flyers, social media posts and simple presentations. —2026— Jan 6th | Tues | 9:00am–12:00pm ———

Alcohol Ink: Colorful Fish

Create: What can Photoshop do for you?

Tibus | Painting/Drawing | Level: All

Using black alcohol ink paper, an air bulb, a straw and a small brush, Julie will guide you through 5

Adult Education 2025 -26

Blown Glass Bowl

Mathews | Glass | Level: All

Level: All

Learn the essential functions—like working with layers, adjusting images, adding text and navigating

the interface without getting overwhelmed. —2026— Jan 6th | Tues | 1:00–4:00pm ———

Create: What can Procreate do for you?

Fluid Art: Advanced Bloom

Hammer In Sessions: Open Metal

Learn the basics that matter most—navigating layers, using brushes effectively, working with text and organizing your canvas.

Complete 4-6 art pieces. Techniques include larger blooms, deconstructed blooms, bloom swipes and using dry pigments to elevate metallic shimmer in your bloom colors.

Transform raw metal into sculpture through the ancient art of metalworking. Learn the process of texturing, shaping/assembling the elements and how to anneal the metal for malleability.

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Level: All

—2026— Jan 6th | Tues | 9:00am–12:00pm

DeCaro | Oil/Acrylic | Level: Interm/Adv

Mar 26th | Thur | 10:00am–4:00pm

Creating Atmospherics & Mood with Watercolor

Fluid Art: Beginner Bloom

Learn how to depict a rainy wet evening or cool foggy morning mist or evoke the heat of a bright sunny day through proper use of tonal values, color and soft and hard edges.

A fluid art technique that includes three different paint recipes and using a blowdryer/spinner to create gorgeous cells and lacing. We will complete 4-6 art pieces of varying sizes.

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Hales | Watercolor | Level: All

Apr 18th | Sat | 10:00am–3:00pm

DeCaro | Oil/Acrylic | Level: All

Feb 10th | Thurs | 10:00am–4:00pm

Hughart | Metal | Level: All

Hammer In Sessions: The Rose Hughart | Metal | Level: All

Transform raw metal into a rose sculpture through the ancient art of metalworking. Learn the process of texturing, shaping/assembling the elements and how to anneal the metal for malleability.

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Design & Adorn: Beginner’s Jewelry Making

Wed’s | 5:30–8:30pm

Mar 4th | May 20th

Henry | Jewelry | Level: All

Learn basic techniques like wire wrapping, bead stringing and simple metalwork as you create your own matching necklace, bracelet and earrings. —2026— Feb 9th | Mon | 10:00am–4:00pm Mar 23rd | Mon | 10:00am–4:00pm

Fluid Art: Big Canvas

DeCaro | Oil/Acrylic | Level: All

Pick your palette, mix your colors and create a small test piece before GOING BIG on a 30x40” or 36x36” canvas. Physically, this class can be a bit of a challenge to tilt a canvas this large. —2026—

Apr 11th | Sat | 10:00am–4:00pm

Intermediate Resin Art Workshop

DeCaro | Painting | Level: Intermediate/Advanced

Over the course of this full day class, you will learn innovative techniques, explore complex designs and unleash your creativity in a supportive learning environment. Projects vary according to the season. —2026—

Apr 25th | Sat | 10:00–4:00pm

Digital Film Production: Short Film Artigo | Level: All

With a strong focus on behind the scenes production. Learn film set etiquette while rotating through crew positions including camera operator, sound recordist, assistant director and editor. —2026—

Jan 17th | Feb 28th |May 2nd Sat | 10:00am–4:00pm

Gelli Plate Printing

Kafer | Collage | Level: All

Learn the creative process of mono printing without a press! Using a gelatin plate with a brayer and acrylic paint, we will create multiple textures and layers with found objects and botanical elements. —2026—

Jan 14th | Wed | 1:00–4:00pm

Introduction to Resin Art Workshop DeCaro | Painting | Level: All

Learn how to seal a canvas with resin (bring one art piece that is fully dry). We will create resin art by adding pigments and acrylic paint to resin and “paint” with resin. —2026—

Mar 24th | Tues | 10:00–4:00pm

Drinking Glass

Mathews | Glass | Level: All

Learn the basics of creating a blown piece of art. Work with Molten glass, glassblowers tools and choose your colors. 100% hands on start to finish. —2026—

Mar 14th | Apr 11th | Sat’s | 10:00am–12:00pm

Go Wild: Animals & Pets Hales | Watercolor | Level: All

Learn how to paint feathers and fur using textural techniques and depicting expressive eyes. Bring your favorite animal or wildlife photos or work from images provided by the instructor. —2026—

Mar 28th | Sat | 10:00am–3:00pm

Neurographic Journeys

DeSelms | Painting/Drawing | Level: All

Learn the foundational techniques of how to create fluid lines, connect shapes intuitively and use color to enhance emotional expression. —2026—

Jan 17th | Sat | 10:00am–12:00pm Register Online at artsbonita.org or Call 239.495.8989

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a sonorous heaven as the sounds from the crystal bowls refresh the body, mind and spirit. —2026—

Feb 13th | Fri | 5:30–6:30pm

Orchidmania

Powder Class

Learn about putting in a neutral background and repeating the background color in the shadows on the flower. Exploring greens and grays by making your own charts!

Learn Layering techniques, Carving, Batik, Slurry, Crackle and Sgrafitto painting. All tools, supplies and powders will be provided including N95 masks.

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Feb 13th | Fri | 10:00am–4:00pm

Abgott | Watercolor | Level: All

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Paint the Greats: Matisse Blake | Oil/Acrylic | Level: All

Create your own work of art. Think like the masters and develop both visual and verbal symbols in your communication while painting. —2026—

Jan 23rd | Fri | 9:30am–3:30pm

Berry | Glass | Level: All

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Printmaking Puzzle Linocuts Ford | Printmaking | Level: All

A technique that was developed by Edward Munch, Norwegian painter and printmaker. Learn how to make a multicolor print using linoleum —2026—

Jan 16th | Feb 20th | Fri’s | 10:00am–4:00pm

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Mar 27th | Fri | 9:30am–3:30pm ———

Paint the Greats: Van Gogh Blake | Oil/Acrylic | Level: All

Create your own work of art. Think like the masters and develop both visual and verbal symbols in your communication while painting.

Taylor | Writing | Level: All

Learn how to express your feelings, reflect on your experiences and document your daily activities in a way that nurtures your mind and spirit. —2026— Feb 9th | Mar 23rd | 5:30–8:30pm ———

From Stress to Strength: Transformational Neurographica Wise | Drawing | Level: All

Blake | Oil/Acrylic | Level: All

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Discover The Power of Creative Journaling

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Paint the Greats: Picasso Create your own work of art. Think like the masters and develop both visual and verbal symbols in your communication while painting.

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White Pelicans

Abgott | Watercolor | Level: All

Discover ways to create depth and interest in the shadows and reflections. Led by the nationally acclaimed watercolor artist and author of the #1 Best Selling Book “Daring Color”, Anne Abgott. —2026—

Feb 26th | Thurs | 10:00am–4:00pm

Intro to Flower Essences: Empowering Ancient Remedies for Modern Day Stresses Tobey | Mindfulness | Level: All

Deep dive into at least 8 foundational essences. Learn how to make a vibrational spray and prepare a single-essence dosage bottle —2026—

Feb 17th—Feb 18rd | Tues-Wed | 1:00–4:00pm ———

Manifest Your Best Life

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Weinert | Collage | Level: All

Feb 13th | Fri | 9:30am–3:30pm

Use intuitive collage and guided creative exercises to craft a personal vision board—a visual roadmap to the life you want to manifest. —2026—

Jan 21st | Feb 25th | 5:30–8:30pm ———

Painting Glass & Shiny Objects with Watercolor

ART OF MINDFULNESS

Create a realistic painting. Learn how to paint clear glass, colored glass and cut crystal subjects as well as the texture of shiny metal. The use of masking fluid be utilized to achieve the desired results.

We envision a world where every individual recognizes their inherent creativity as a powerful vehicle for personal transformation, where art is not a product but a process of self-discovery and where mindfulness becomes a gateway to profound healing and authentic expression.

Hales | Watercolor | Level: All

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Feb 21st | Sat | 10:00am–3:00pm

Neurographic Journeys

DeSelms | Painting/Drawing | Level: All

Learn the foundational techniques of how to create fluid lines, connect shapes intuitively and use color to enhance emotional expression. —2026—

Jan 17th | Sat | 10:00am–12:00pm ———

Pen to Paper, Soul to Spirit D. Artigo | Writing | Level: All

Angelic Reiki Certification Workshop Pick Your Resin Project DeCaro | Glass | Level: All

Two resin and glass projects such as: serving trays, Geode Wall art, molded functional art (example: trays with handles, clocks, coaster sets). Projects may vary with seasonal options. —2026—

D. Artigo | Levels: 1 & 2

Connect with the healing Angels who then work with each individual on a permanent basis. Receive Reiki symbols received via Angelic vibration.

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The Art of Getting Unstuck

Jan 23rd—Jan 25th | Fri-Sun | 9:00am–4:30pm ———

May 9th | Sat | 1:00–4:00pm

Crystal Sound Bowl Healing Fox | Mindfulness | Level: All

Dress comfortably and be blissfully transported into 7

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Discover how to quiet your mind, bypass your inner critic and let divine wisdom pour onto the page. Experience guided practice sessions and writing exercises to strengthen your connection.

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Tobey | Mindfulness | Level: All

Let go of old patterns that get in the way of your desires - Clear energy that’s not yours - Reconnect with a sense of clarity and forward movement Awaken your natural creativity and playfulness.

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Jan 13th—Feb 3rd | Tues’s | 10:00am–1:00pm

May 7th—May 21st | 3 Thurs’s | 1:00–4:00pm May 8th—May 22nd | 3 Fri’s | 9:00am–12:00pm

employed by notable master artists including Sargent, Rubens, Van Gogh, Ingres, Fechin and others.

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Intro to Drawing 1

Apr 2nd—Apr 30th | 5 Thurs’s | 9:00am–12:00pm

Broman | Level: Beginning

Foundational course that introduces students to four principles of visual language: Line, Shape, Value and Form (the gestalt) that can be applied to an array of different media and disciplines. —2026—

ATELIER The atelier method reflects the classical academic tradition of the dedicated study of human form as observed from life. The core program consists of inter-dependent courses in basic drawing, cast drawing and painting, portraiture and short and long pose figure study that gradually orient the student to novel processes that enhance observation and form sensibility. Courses are for all levels of experience with an emphasis on drawing before students develop their skills as painters. The program allows for ‘rolling’ admission, at any level of progression, with each session offering a specific focus to help the student acquire a coherent working process that fosters skill development and an aesthetic that appreciates beauty through the truthful depiction of nature. ———

Alla Prima Portrait Painting Broman | Level: Intermediate

Focus on the traditional method of “Alla Prima”painting of the portrait from life in oil. Learn to apply distinct brush strokes with few revisions for a fresh impression of the subject. —2026—

May 5th—May 19th | 3 Tues’s | 9:00am–12:00pm

Broman | Level: All

Copy two dimensional drawings from the Charles Bargue Drawing Course before proceeding to copying plaster castsy. Returning students have the option to progress to grisaille painting.

Intro to Drawing 2

Broman | Level: Beginning

Intro to Figure Drawing Broman | Level: Intermediate

Explore the mechanics of drawing. Concepts covered include comparative measuring techniques, plumb-lining, point-to-point drawing, enveloping, shape finding and mass drawing.

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Extended Long Pose Figure Study Broman | Level: Intermediate

Extended pose time with a live undraped model. Concepts covered include the block-in, superficial anatomy, value organization and a theory of light. —2026—

Open Life Drawing & Painting Broman | Level: All

No instructor/monitor only – Bring your preferred media and draw or paint from the live model in this 2-hour long session. Models will pose for portrait, figure and/or in whimsical costume. —2026—

Open Studio: Atelier Level: All

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An instructor or monitor will be present in the room, but they will not be offering instruction or guidance. Open studios are self guided.

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Friday’s | 1:00–4:00pm Saturday’s | 1:15–4:15pm

Apr 1st—Apr 29th | 5 Wed’s | 1:00–4:00pm May 7th—May 21st | 3 Thurs’s | 9:00am–12:00pm

Broman | Level: All

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Using a limited palette of oil color, students will study the color composition of notable master artists including Degas, Sargent, Lapage, Zorn, Rembrandt and others.

Portrait 1

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Feb 19th—Mar 19th | 5 Thurs’s | 9:00am–12:00pm

Broman | Level: Intermediate

An optical and structural approach to understanding anatomy. Simplify and abstract the portrait in graphite or charcoal to derive a naturalistically accurate likeness working from both photographic references and a live model. —2026—

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Schiffer | Level: All

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Masterwork Copying Series: Color

Classical Cast Drawing & Painting

Monitored Short Pose Figure Study

Jan 7th—Feb 4th | 5 Wed’s | 1:00–4:00pm

Masterwork Copying Series: Composition Broman | Level: All

Using a limited range of values in graphite, charcoal or oil, students will study the value composition of notable master artists including Bougereau, Payne, Wyeth, Zorn and others.

Portrait 2

Broman | Level: Intermediate

Jan 8th—Feb 5th | 5 Thurs’s | 9:00am–12:00pm

Expands on the concepts covered in Portrait I, with one model sitting for all five classes. Produce one detailed drawing or painting from the live model applying principles of gesture, form and light.

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Masterwork Copying Series: Line

Feb 18th—Mar 18th | 5 Wed’s | 1:00–4:00pm

Broman | Level: All

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An Introduction to the visual vocabulary expressed through the study of various mark making techniques

Portrait Study

Broman | Level: Intermediate Adult Education 2025 -26

An optical and structural approach to understanding anatomy. Study will be facilitated by supplemental reference guides, presentations covering anatomy and teacher demonstrations.

Apr 1st—Apr 29th | 5 Wed’s | 9:00am–12:00pm May 6th—May 27th | 4 Wed’s | 9:00am–12:00pm

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O’Malley | Ceramics | Level: All

May 6th—May 20th | 3 Wed’s | 1:00–4:00pm

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Clay Platter Class

Learn how to make a hand built ceramic platter and small dish. From a clay slab you will choose from a variety of shapes, textures and sprig molds. —2026—

Jan 13th | Feb 17th | Mar 10th | Apr 14th 5:30–8:30pm ———

Clay Sampler

Campbell | Level: All

CLAY/CERAMICS Our pottery classes have the most extensive offers for you to create your dream clay piece. The instructors for our pottery classes are passionate experts, there to help their students navigate the wheel, understand clay throwing and help them create their pottery piece. Create vases, bowls, cups, etc.

An exploration of a variety of techniques and methods. Each week will emphasize a different technique, from wheel throwing to hand building with slabs and extrusions. —2026—

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Alternative Firing Techniques

Creative Clay Flowers

Campbell/Ryan | Level: Inter/Adv

Campbell | Ceramics | Level: All

A week long workshop exploring four unique firing techniques. We will cover Raku, Saggar, Horse Hair and Obvara.

Starting with a round base slab of clay, students will construct their own ceramic floral piece. Learn how to make a beautiful blooming flower.

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Mar 23rd—Mar 27th | Mon-Fri | 10:00am–4:00pm ———

Jan 14th | Feb 18th | Mar 11th | Apr 15th May 13th | 5:30–8:30pm

Beginning Wheel O’Malley | Level: All

This class will expose you to the wonders of the potter’s wheel. Students will learn the basics of wedging, centering, throwing and glazing pieces. —2026—

Creating in Clay Ryan | Level: All

This class will help experienced hand-builders explore techniques that will make your pottery excel! Learn to build more complex projects and observe teacher demonstrations. —2026—

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Bohemian Bowls Lawson | Level: All

Learn how to make a large whimsical ceramic pot. Participants will texture, tear and assemble strips of clay to create a form that can be used as a bowl or planter. Clay and glaze included.

Lawson | Level: All

Design and create fun inventive table wear such as serving dishes, berry bowls, chips & dip, pitchers and vases. Pieces may combine techniques with the addition of funky feet, handles, lugs and lids. —2026—

Found Objects Intensive Workshop Lawson | Level: Inter/Adv

Feb 9th—Feb 13th | Mon-Fri | 10:00am–4:00pm ———

Great Bowls of Fire

Lawson | Ceramics | Level: All

Use brilliantly colored glazes, stamp, or slip trail designs on a beautiful hand thrown ceramic bowl of your choosing. —2026— Jan 5th | Mar 2nd | Apr 6th | May 4th 5:30–8:30pm ———

Night on the Wheel Campbell | Level: All

Open Studio: Clay Level: All

An instructor or monitor will be present in the room, but they will not be offering instruction or guidance. Open studios are self guided. Thursday’s | 1:00–4:00pm Saturday’s | 9:00am–12:00pm Saturday’s | 12:00am–3:00pm

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Dec 17th | Wed | 10:00am–4:00pm

Exploring Form & Function Campbell | Level: All

Clay in Motion

O’Malley or Ryan | Level: Inter/Adv

For potters with some experience, this class will help you take your throwing to the next level. Learn to throw larger pots and even tandem throw with the instructor. —2026—

Jan 7th—Feb 4th | 5 Wed’s | 1:00–4:00pm Feb 18th—Mar 18th | 5 Wed’s | 1:00–4:00pm 9

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Various hand-building and wheel throwing techniques will be applied to more complex projects. Emphasis on surface treatments with both texture and color will be stressed. —2026—

Extreme Functional Pottery

Personal Pathways

Lawson | Level: Inter/Adv

Pursue and explore your own creative ideas with instructional guidance. Achieve personal goals in wheel throwing and hand-building by altering or combining different techniques to create something that is uniquely you. —2026—

Raku & You

Campbell | Level: All

Choose a bisque fired pot. Apply a glaze to the pot with your own unique design. The fun begins as red hot pottery is plunged into metal containers filled with combustible material.

exercises and center floor combinations. —2026—

Slab to Fab

Lawson | Level: Beginning

Learn techniques for creating functional and decorative pieces, including how to prepare clay, use a slab roller, add textures, assemble components and apply decorative elements. —2026—

Belly Dancing Rathor | Level: All

Open Studio: Dance Level: All

An instructor or monitor will be present in the room, but they will not be offering instruction or guidance. Open studios are self guided.

Slab to Fab

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Friday’s | 9:00am–12:00pm

Lawson | Level: Inter/Adv

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Suited for students with hand-building experience who want to advance their skills and create amazing new works! Bring your imagination and come join the fun!

Tap I

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Level: Beginner

Learn the basic techniques and fundamental steps of tap. Challenge yourself with balance, coordination and fun rhythms! —2026—

DANCE

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Acting for the Camera: Short Film Artigo | Level: All

With a strong focus on acting. Learn film set etiquette while rotating through crew positions including camera operator, sound recordist, assistant director and editor. —2026—

Jan 17th | Feb 28th |May 2nd Sat | 10:00am–4:00pm ———

Create: What can Ai do for you? Level: All

Create: What can Canva do for you? Level: All

Learn how to navigate the platform, work with templates and handle common tasks like creating flyers, social media posts and simple presentations. —2026— Jan 6th | Tues | 9:00am–12:00pm ———

Create: What can Photoshop do for you?

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Level: All

Tap II

Learn the essential functions—like working with layers, adjusting images, adding text and navigating the interface without getting overwhelmed.

Level: Intermediate

Let the rhythm move you with Ballet and Tap dance classes at Arts Bonita! Whether you’re a seasoned dancer or a beginner looking to explore the joy of movement, we have something for everyone. Our expert instructors will guide you every step of the way, helping you build confidence, refine your skills and find joy through dance.

DIGITAL ARTS Explore the intersection of creativity and technology with our Digital Art classes for adults. These classes are designed to inspire and empower participants to express their ideas through digital mediums, providing hands-on experience with professional tools and techniques. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to refine your skills, our classes are perfect for anyone interested in the digital arts.

Review the basic techniques and fundamental steps of tap. Challenge yourself with balance, coordination and fun rhythms! —2026—

—2026— Jan 6th | Tues | 1:00–4:00pm ———

Create: What can Procreate do for you? Level: All

Learn the basics that matter most—navigating layers, using brushes effectively, working with text and organizing your canvas.

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Ballet

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Level: All

Learn fundamental ballet movements, improving strength and enhancing flexibility through barre Register Online at artsbonita.org or Call 239.495.8989

Digital Film Production: Short Film Artigo | Level: All

With a strong focus on behind the scenes Adult Education 2025 -26

production. Learn film set etiquette while rotating through crew positions including camera operator, sound recordist, assistant director and editor. —2026—

Jan 17th | Feb 28th |May 2nd Sat | 10:00am–4:00pm ———

Graphic Design for Entrepreneurs Level: All

Cultivate awareness and relaxation through breathing, chair-seated stretching/strengthening poses, standing balancing poses and seated guided meditation. —2026—

Learn the basics of design principles, color and typography while creating professional materials for your business

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A combination of conscious breathing techniques, on-the-mat stretching and strengthening yoga poses and standing gentle flowing sequences.

Open Studio: Digital Arts

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Mar 26th—Apr 23rd | 5 Thurs’s | 9:00–11:00am

Level: All

An instructor or monitor will be present in the room, but they will not be offering instruction or guidance. Open studios are self guided. —2026—

Friday’s | 1:00pm–4:00pm ———

Storytelling & Film Artigo | Level: All

Join acclaimed film director and writer Jon Artigo for an intensive 4-day journey into the art of cinematic storytelling. —2026—

Feb 9th—Feb 12th | Mon-Thurs | 9:00am–12:30pm

Gentle Yoga Level: All

Martial Arts Level: All

A comprehensive approach to fitness, self-defense and personal growth with a focus on developing strength, flexibility and mental discipline. —2026—

Develop essential skills in narrative structure, interview techniques and sound design while creating multiple original podcast episodes. —2026—

Mar 30th—Apr 27th | 5 Mon’s | 5:30–7:30pm

Arts Bonita offers adult fitness classes to nurture body and mind in a welcoming environment. Choose from Chair Yoga for balance and mobility, Gentle Yoga for relaxation and flexibility, or Vinyasa Flow to build strength and mindfulness. Pilates Core Strength completes the lineup, focusing on core stability and overall conditioning. Perfect for all levels, these classes are your pathway to health and well-being! ———

Chair Yoga Level: All 11

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Mathews | Glass | Level: All

Learn the basics of creating a blown piece of art. Work with Molten glass, glassblowers tools and choose your colors. 100% hands on start to finish. —2026—

Jan 10th | May 9th | Sat’s | 10:00am–12:00pm ———

Pilates Core Strength

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Strengthen and tone your core muscles. Through controlled mat exercises, you’ll improve your posture, balance and overall body awareness. —2026—

FITNESS

Blown Glass Bowl

Blown Glass Witches Ball

Level: All

Artigo | Level: All

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Storytelling & Podcast Production

GLASS There are many different ways to mold and create pieces with glass. You can create many different kinds of glass, from fused glass to stained glass; but it takes a lot of understanding and learning to make these. The instructors here at Arts Bonita will teach you the proper ways to handle, mold and create glass, so you can bring home your perfect glass project.

Mathews | Glass | Level: All

Learn the basics of creating a blown piece of art. Work with Molten glass, glassblowers tools and choose your colors. 100% hands on start to finish. Feb 14th | Sat | 10:00am–12:00pm ———

Dazzling Dichroic Jewelry DeCaro | Glass | Level: All

Self Defense Free Seminar

Drape Vase

Fulwood | Level: All

Berry | Level: All

Learn self-defense through a culmination of breakaways, strikes and kicks as well as situational awareness and identifying potential risks.

Learn two-dimensional design, fusing practices (melting glass together in a kiln), slumping (shaping glass into molds) and creation of various effects.

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Jan 10th | Feb 7th | Apr 4th | May 2nd Sat’s | 11:30am–12:30pm

Apr 14th | 5:30–8:30pm

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Drinking Glass

Vinaysa Flow Level: All

Simple breath work with mindful movement including seated and standing yoga poses. Focus on alignment, strength, balance and flexibility. —2026—

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Mathews | Glass | Level: All

Learn the basics of creating a blown piece of art. Work with Molten glass, glassblowers tools and choose your colors. 100% hands on start to finish. —2026—

Mar 14th | Apr 11th | Sat’s | 10:00am–12:00pm ———

Frosted Bowl

Weinert | Level: All

Arrange colorful glass in an elegant mosaic pattern then add a sparkling ‘frit’ border. No experience is

needed, come join the fun!

Open Studio: Glass

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Level: All

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An instructor or monitor will be present in the room, but they will not be offering instruction or guidance. Open studios are self guided.

Feb 12th | 5:30–8:30pm

Glass Patterned Plate Weinert | Level: All

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Build with a variety of colored glasses, tracing the pattern below. Each piece is melted in a kiln to blend the pattern and colors.

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Mar 10th | 5:30–8:30pm

Friday’s | 9:00am–12:00pm

Powder Class Berry | Level: All

Learn Layering techniques, Carving, Batik, Slurry, Crackle and Sgrafitto painting. All tools, supplies and powders will be provided including N95 masks. —2026—

Feb 13th | Fri | 10:00am–4:00pm

Weinert or Berry | Level: All

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Intro to Glass Fusing Weinert | Level: All

Become familiar with various fusion-compatible glass types, specialized tools and studio equipment while developing crucial skills in glass scoring, kiln operation and temperature scheduling. —2026—

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Apr 21st | Tues | 1:00–5:00pm ———

Artistic Jewelry: Scrap to Spectacular Jewelry DeCaro | Level: All

Explore the art of jewelry-making using a variety of media and embellishments to transform materials into stunning wearable art. —2026—

Mar 17th | Tues | 1:00–5:00pm ———

Basket Weaving

Ryan | Fiber | Level: All

Independent Study Fused Glass Beginners must take Fused Glass for Beginners first. The instructor will work individually with students on projects appropriate for their skills. Glass and firing fees are extra.

variety of paints, relief items, texture and layering to produce stunning handmade papers. Transform them into wearable art!

STAINED GLASS

Mahoney | Level: All

Learn the fundamentals of stained-glass construction. Including: project layout, glass cutting and grinding, copper foiling, soldering, framing, cleaning and waxing.

Learn traditional techniques to create your unique basket from natural materials. Discover the meditative joy of weaving and take home a beautiful, hand crafted basket. —2026—

Jan 20th | Mar 3rd | Apr 7th | 10:00am–4:00pm

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Strip & Frit

Berry | Level: All

A lively glass art evening where you’ll transform vibrant glass strips and crystalline frit into a mesmerizing sushi plate or elegant wall hanging. —2026—

Jan 13th | May 4th | 5:30–8:30pm

Beginner Bead-weaving Ellis | Level: All

Learn the different types of needles, threads and waxes. Master the ins and outs of several stitches, such as Peyote, Right Angle Weave, Square, Brick and Herringbone Stitch. —2026—

Design & Adorn: Beginner’s Jewelry Making Henry | Level: All

Lampworking & Beads Berry | Level: All

Learn the technique of manipulating glass rods in a flame to make beads and beautiful embellishments that can be used in various glass projects. —2026—

Jan 7th—Jan 28th | 4 Wed’s | 9:00am–12:00pm ———

Mosaic Magic

Weinert | Level: All

Select gorgeous glass pieces and learn the ancient Mosaic technique that will bring your image to life! Choose from images provided or create your own. —2026—

Jan 22nd | Feb 24th | Mar 26th | Apr 23rd May 18th | 5:30–8:30pm ———

JEWELRY/OTHER Learn to craft your most perfect piece of jewelry to gift or wear for yourself. There are many different classes to choose from at Arts Bonita; bead-weaving and bead embroidery, or alcohol ink, where you can make earrings, bracelets and rings. Our two jewelry instructors will guide you in making your dream accessories. ———

Artistic Jewelry: Mono Prints to Pendant DeCaro | Level: All

Make mono prints using a Gelli Plate and a

Intermediate/Advanced Bead-weaving Ellis | Level: All

Create various pieces of jewelry and accessory items. Work with the Peyote Stitch, Square, Herringbone, Brick, Right Angle Weave and bead embroidery in one of a kind creations. —2026—

Ocean Treasures: Adult Education 2025 -26

Sea Glass Wire Wrapped Jewelry

watercolor as well as the different techniques used to achieve the finished picture.

Learn essential wire wrapping techniques, including tools, types of wire, finishing techniques and design principles. Each person will complete a pendant and earrings set.

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DeCaro | Level: All

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May 6th | 5:30–8:30pm

Feb 16th—Mar 16th | 5 Mon’s | 5:00–8:00pm

Intro to Metal: Metal Manipulation Hughart | Level: Advanced

Focus on sophisticated techniques—precision plasma cutting, complex forming methods, advanced joinery including specialized welding applications and professional-grade finishing processes. —2026—

Open Studio: Metal

METAL Learn the fundamentals of metal fabrication tools and techniques, learning to safely cut, form, join and finish various metals. Receive instruction in a small class setting, ensuring personalized guidance every step of the way. Create physical samples that showcase your mastery of essential metalworking skills and techniques.

Level: All

An instructor or monitor will be present in the room, but they will not be offering instruction or guidance. Open studios are self guided. Saturday’s | 9:00am–12:00pm

Transform raw metal into sculpture through the ancient art of metalworking. Learn the process of texturing, shaping/assembling the elements and how to anneal the metal for malleability. —2026—

Jan 21st | Feb 18th | Apr 15th | May 6th 5:30–8:30pm

PAINTING/DRAWING Students focus on color theory, paint application and practice the language of painting in abstract, figurative and hybrid themes. From acrylics and oils to watercolor and pastels, our seasoned instructors guide the new and mature artist through skill building exercises that expand creative expression.

Unwin | Level: All

Transform raw metal into a rose sculpture through the ancient art of metalworking. Learn the process of texturing, shaping/assembling the elements and how to anneal the metal for malleability. —2026— Jan 7th | Mar 4th | Apr 1st | May 20th 5:30–8:30pm ———

Intro to Metal

Borrero & Deal | Hughart | Level: All

Learn the tools and techniques used in metal fabrication. Cutting, forming, joining and finishing are thoroughly covered. Create physical samples that showcase a range of metalworking skills. —2026—

Jan 5th—Feb 2nd | 5 Mon’s | 9:00am–12:00pm Feb 16th—Mar 16th | 5 Mon’s | 9:00am–12:00pm

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Students will be introduced to watercolor by incorporating the impressionistic period of art and will learn the technical aspects of working with watercolor as well as the different techniques used to achieve the finished picture. —2026—

Artist’s Choice: Oil, Acrylic, Pastel, Watercolor Greco or Ladd | Level: All

You pick the subject and the medium – oil, acrylic, pastel, watercolor – and work from your personal references to explore composition, color, perspective, lighting, brush strokes and more.

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Abstracting Your World

Hughart | Level: All

Ladd | Level: All

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Hammer In Sessions: The Rose

Approach to Impressionistic Watercolor

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Hammer In Sessions: Open Metal Hughart | Level: All

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Leave reality and break down landscapes, flowers, still-lives or the human form into shapes, colors and texture. Demos, exercises and group critiques will give you the confidence to create fearlessly. —2026—

Jan 7th—Feb 4th | 5 Wed’s | 1:00–4:00pm ———

Advanced Painting & Portraits Color

Beginning Landscape Acrylic & Oil Schultz | Level: All

Learn the basics of acrylics/oils and how to use brushes/tools. Build your skills in color mixing, blending and shading. Practice composition to help you create successful landscapes. —2026—

Botanical Gelli Printing & Collage Kafer | Level: All

Explore a variety of botanical and natural elements to learn exciting techniques. Create as set of note cards and numerous prints to frame. —2026—

Feb 11th | Wed | 10:00am–3:30pm Mar 17th | Tues | 10:00am–3:30pm

Kirk | Level: Interm/Adv

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Each class begins with a brief review of a specific topic (color, value, composition, materials, etc.); from there, students work in class independently and instruction varies with each student.

Hales | Level: All

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Creating Atmospherics & Mood with Watercolor Learn how to depict a rainy wet evening or cool foggy morning mist or evoke the heat of a bright sunny day through proper use of tonal values, color and soft and hard edges. —2026—

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Apr 18th | Sat | 10:00am–3:00pm

Alternative Printmaking

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Meucci | Level: All

Creative Collage

Students will be introduced to watercolor by incorporating the impressionistic period of art and will learn the technical aspects of working with

Mix, match and layer. We’ll provide all the supplies, plus pizza and drinks! Just bring yourself,

DeCaro | Level: All

a couple of friends and get ready to rip, snip and stick your way to an original masterpiece!

clothes! Fluid art can be messy but so much fun.

“paint” with resin.

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Mar 19th | 5:30–8:30pm

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Feb 18th | Mar 20th | 5:30–8:30pm

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It’s Abstract

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Explore with Clod Wax & Oil

Unwin, Blake & Caliguiri | Level: All

Tibus | Level: All

Learn techniques such as layering, mark-making, glazing and more while creating six abstract pieces using tools like wedges, spatulas, palette knives and brayers.

Mar 24th | Tues | 10:00–4:00pm

Fluid Art: Ghost Swipe DeCaro | Level: All

Your design, your colors, this experience is all about you! The instructor will show you how to create your vision on the canvas. Leave with a completely unique artwork. —2026—

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Discover the magic of metallic paints swiped over base paint colors. The Ghost Swipe creates an ethereal effect with swiping techniques that create a stunning abstract piece of art.

Fabulous Fun Florals

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Greco | Level: All

Feb 17th | Tues | 5:30–8:30pm

Open Studio: Painting

Join Leigh painting glorious flowers on a 18x24 canvas. Enjoy this free, loose way of painting expressionistic flowers!

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Join us for a fun and Fluid night of painting. Two canvases will be completed. Don’t wear your best clothes! Fluid art can be messy but so much fun.

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Feb 23rd—Feb 24th | Mon-Tues | 10:00am–3:00pm

Jan 14th | Feb 3rd | Mar 3rd | 5:30–8:30pm

Fluid Art: Marble Pours DeCaro | Level: All

Jan 13th | Feb 12th | Feb 20th | Mar 10th 5:30–8:30pm ———

Level: All

An instructor or monitor will be present in the room, but they will not be offering instruction or guidance. Open studios are self guided. Saturday’s | 9:30am–3:30pm

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Jan 20th | Tues | 5:30–8:30pm ———

Fluid Art: Advanced Bloom DeCaro | Level: Interm/Adv

Complete 4-6 art pieces. Techniques include larger blooms, deconstructed blooms, bloom swipes and using dry pigments to elevate metallic shimmer in your bloom colors. —2026—

Mar 26th | Thur | 10:00am–4:00pm ———

Fluid Art: Beginner Bloom DeCaro | Level: All

A fluid art technique that includes three different paint recipes and using a blowdryer/spinner to create gorgeous cells and lacing. We will complete 4-6 art pieces of varying sizes. —2026—

Feb 10th | Thurs | 10:00am–4:00pm ———

Fluid Art: Big Canvas DeCaro | Level: All

Apr 11th | Sat | 10:00am–4:00pm ———

Fluid Art: Chain Pull Florals DeCaro | Level: All

Join us for a fun and Fluid night of painting. Two canvases will be completed. Don’t wear your best clothes! Fluid art can be messy but so much fun. —2026—

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Fluid Art: Dustpan Pour DeCaro | Level: All

Join us for a fun and Fluid night of painting. Two canvases will be completed. Don’t wear your best

Gelli Plate Printing

Mastering Monet

This class will analyze the method of paint application that Claude Monet utilized through this period and create several paintings using his working method.

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Kafer | Level: All

Jan 14th | Wed | 1:00–4:00pm ———

Go Wild: Animals & Pets Hales | Level: All

Learn how to paint feathers and fur using textural techniques and depicting expressive eyes. Bring your favorite animal or wildlife photos or work from images provided by the instructor. —2026—

Mar 28th | Sat | 10:00am–3:00pm

Kirk | Level: All

Paint the Greats: Matisse Blake | Level: All

Create your own work of art. Think like the masters and develop both visual and verbal symbols in your communication while painting. —2026—

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Jan 23rd | Fri | 9:30am–3:30pm

Intaglio Printmaking

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Meucci | Level: Intermediate/Advanced

Learn techniques such as drypoint and intaglio, guiding students through plate preparation, inking and printing on a printing press. —2026—

Jan 5th—Feb 2nd | 5 Mon’s | 5:00–8:00pm

Paint the Greats: Picasso Blake | Level: All

Create your own work of art. Think like the masters and develop both visual and verbal symbols in your communication while painting. —2026—

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Mar 27th | Fri | 9:30am–3:30pm

Intermediate Resin Art Workshop

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DeCaro | Level: Intermediate/Advanced

Paint the Greats: Van Gogh

Blake | Level: All

Create your own work of art. Think like the masters and develop both visual and verbal symbols in your communication while painting.

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Introduction to Resin Art Workshop

Paint Your Own Charcuterie Board

Learn how to seal a canvas with resin (bring one art piece that is fully dry). We will create resin art by adding pigments and acrylic paint to resin and

Start with taping and preparing the board for your choice of colors. Learn how to mix resin and apply your very own unique design!

Apr 25th | Sat | 10:00–4:00pm

DeCaro | Level: All

Feb 13th | Fri | 9:30am–3:30pm

DeCaro | Level: All

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Jan 14th | Mar 5th | 5:30–8:30pm

Mar 30th—Apr 27th | 5 Mon’s | 9:00–11:00am May 4th—Jun 1st | 5 Mon’s | 9:00–11:00am

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Paint Your Own Greeting Cards

Portraiture in Pastel

Explore watercolor basics, color mixing and simple design ideas to craft personalized cards. Leave with one-of-a-kind cards to share or keep!

In this course, students will first learn about the history of pointed pen calligraphy and be introduced to different pointed pen script styles.

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Painting Glass & Shiny Objects with Watercolor

Printmaking Puzzle Linocuts

Vyas | Watercolor | Level: All

Jan 28th | Mar 26th | 5:30–8:30pm

Hales | Level: All

Feb 21st | Sat | 10:00am–3:00pm

Brown | Level: All

Jan 5th—Feb 2nd | 5 Mon’s | 1:00–4:00pm

Ford | Level: All

A technique that was developed by Edward Munch, Norwegian painter and printmaker. Learn how to make a multicolor print using linoleum —2026—

Jan 16th | Feb 20th | Fri’s | 10:00am–4:00pm

Watercolor 2

Bachofner | Level: Intermediate/Advanced

Expand your watercolor skills and knowledge as we develop a painting. Demos will be given throughout the process, then step by step build our paintings. —2026—

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Resin & Glass Serving Tray DeCaro | Level: All

Painting Oil/Acrylic Color

Kirk | Level: Beginning/Intermediate

Learn the basics of acrylics/oils and how to use brushes/tools. Build your skills in color mixing, blending and shading. Practice composition to help you create successful landscapes. —2026—

Painting the Tropics

Discuss mixing resin, adding pigments and glass to your work of art. Featuring a white wood tray that is 15×11” in size. We will choose crushed glass and design your ideal functional art piece. —2026— Apr 8th | 5:30–8:30pm ———

Southwest Florida Seascape in Pastel Brown | Level: All

Discover the fascinating way pastels are used to paint a seascape! Discover new techniques in blending, underpainting and adding details. —2026— Jan 7th | 5:30–8:30pm ———

Blake | Level: Intermediate

Spring Florals in Pastel

You pick the subject and medium-oil, acrylic, pastel, watercolor- and work from your personal references to explore composition, color, perspective, lighting, brush strokes and more.

Brown | Level: All

Discover the fascinating way pastels are used to paint spring florals! Discover new techniques in blending, underpainting and adding details.

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Pick Your Resin Project

Resin Clock Project

Two resin and glass projects such as: serving trays, Geode Wall art, molded functional art (example: trays with handles, clocks, coaster sets). Projects may vary with seasonal options.

Create a beautiful, functional wall clock. Multiple colors and designs to choose from! This class is perfect for all levels of experience. Prepare to make a mess and get creative!

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Feb 19th—Mar 19th | 5 Thurs’s | 9:00am–12:00pm

DeCaro | Level: All

May 9th | Sat | 1:00–4:00pm

Mar 26th | 5:30–8:30pm

Watercolor Wonders: A Beginner’s Journey Henry | Level: Beginning

Start with how to use your materials, practice simple brush techniques and explore how water and color work together. —2026—

Watercolor Palette Knife Painting & Textures Hales | Level: All

Focus on ways to capture textures in watercolor that enhance the tactile appeal of your work. Each week features a specific technique and tools necessary to produce amazing results. —2026—

Jan 8th—Feb 5th | 5 Thurs’s | 1:00–4:00pm

DeCaro | Level: All

Feb 24th | Tues | 5:30–8:30pm

Zentangle

Vitale | Level: All

Discover the meditative art of creating beautifully eerie patterns through simple, repetitive strokes. An easy-to-learn method of pattern drawing that promotes focus, creativity and mindfulness. —2026—

Feb 16th—Mar 16th | 5 Mon’s | 5:00–7:00pm

Pointed Pen Calligraphy

Watercolor 1

In this course, students will first learn about the history of pointed pen calligraphy and be introduced to different pointed pen script styles.

We will start with the basics and build our skills in this course and will discuss painting principals, basics that apply to majority of watercolor paintings, compositional principals and color mixing and blending.

DeSelms | Level: All

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Jan 5th—Feb 2nd | 5 Mon’s | 9:00–11:00am Feb 16th—Mar 16th | 5 Mon’s | 9:00–11:00am 15

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Bachofner | Level: Beginning/Intermediate

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SCULPTURE/STONE The Arts Bonita sculpture program is the only one of its kind here in southwest Florida. It is run by two instructors who team-teach and teach individual classes. There are classes offered to prepare you for stone carving, before you dive into all of the things that stone carving has to offer as an art form. Learn about stone and clay sculptures, different textures and colors that can go into it and understand the ways to mold a 3D sculpture. ———

Clay Sculpture: Human Figure Corsini | Level: All

Master techniques to capture the nuances of human anatomy, proportion and emotional expression. Explore full-figure sculptures, expressive portrait busts or abstract interpretations. Jan 8th—Feb 5th | 5 Thurs’s | 1:00–4:00pm Apr 2nd—Apr 30th | 5 Thurs’s | 1:00–4:00pm

All clay modeling in 3D is learning the use of tools and techniques in water-based clay. This is a study of a creative style in figures, portrait heads and a variety of subjects. Feb 19th—Mar 19th | 5 Thurs’s | 1:00–4:00pm ———

Intro to Stone Carving Mertens | Level: All

Learn about the tools you will need, types of stones, how to design your stone, important safety issues and what it will take to complete your project. —2026—

Jan 2nd | Feb 13th | Mar 27th Fri’s | 9:00am–12:00pm

Adult Student Showcase Performances —2026— Mar 7th | 1:00–2:00pm May 2nd | 2:00–3:00pm ———

Open Studio: Stone

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An instructor or monitor will be present in the room, but they will not be offering instruction or guidance. Open studios are self guided.

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Saturday’s | 9:00am–12:00pm

Learn essential improv skills including active listening, game dynamics and the fundamental rules that make great comedy happen on stage.

Jan 8th—Mar 12th | 10 Thurs’s | 5:30–7:30pm

Improv 301 Level: All

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Mar 19th—May 21st | 10 Thurs’s | 5:30–7:30pm ———

Improv Comedy to Sharpen the Mind Level: All

Explore your creative side by carving a variety of natural stones. Discover unique colors, textures and properties of a variety of stones. If new to the stone program you must take the Intro to Stone class before registering. Call the center if you have questions.

Where laughter meets personal development. Learn to trust your instincts, think quickly and embrace spontaneity with confidence. Culminates to a live performance at the end of the 8 week class.

Jan 6th—Feb 3rd | 5 Tues’s | 9:00am–12:00pm Jan 6th—Feb 3rd | 5 Tues’s | 1:00–4:00pm

Jan 13th—Mar 3rd | 8 Tues’s | 5:30–7:30pm Mar 10th—Apr 28th | 4 Tues’s | 5:30–7:30pm

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Jan 15th—Mar 5th | 8 Thurs’s | 10:00am–12:00pm Mar 12th—Apr 30th | 8 Thurs’s | 10:00am–12:00pm ———

Theatre Acting Level: All

Focus on speech techniques, stage movement and character development as we workshop familiar and brand-new characters and scenes. Culminates to a live performance at the end of the 8 week class.

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THEATRE Arts Bonita’s Adult Theatre classes offer a dynamic range of opportunities, including Acting, Improv and Audition workshops. Whether you’re a seasoned performer or just starting, our classes provide a supportive environment to sharpen your skills, boost confidence and explore creativity. Led by experienced instructors, these workshops are designed to help you develop as a performer and gain valuable stage experience.

Learn essential improv skills including active listening, game dynamics and the fundamental rules that make great comedy happen on stage.

Corsini | Mertens | Kerker | Level: All

Explore acting, improv and stagecraft. These engaging sessions build confidence, creativity and connection. Culminates to a live performance at the end of the 8 week class.

YOUTH EDUCATION

Level: All

Romancing The Stone

Level: All

Jan 13th—Mar 3rd | 8 Tues’s | 10:00am–12:00pm Mar 10th—Apr 28th | 4 Tues’s | 10:00am–12:00pm

Improv 201

Level: All

Musical Theatre

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Clay Sculpture: Open Work Corsini | Level: All

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DANCE ACADEMY Get ready for a fall filled with creativity, movement and fun! Our experienced instructor will guide your child through a variety of dance styles, helping them develop their skills and discover their passion for dance. Dance in Jazz, Ballet, Tap, Hip-Hop, Lyrical, Acro & More. Ages 2.5 and up. Dance Academy Spring Recital —2026— May 2nd | 1:00–2:00pm ———

Ballet/Jazz Jazz has rhythmically energetic and dynamic steps. Ballet has structured body positions with graceful precise steps. Explore these styles of music, props and movements for enhanced learning skills. Ages: 3-5 —2026—

Jan 13th—Apr 28th | Tues’s | 5:30–6:30pm ———

Ballet/Lyrical Learn the foundational techniques of ballet integrated with dynamic lyrical stylized movements to explore self-expression. Ages: 6-8 —2026—

Jan 14th—Apr 29th | Wed’s | 4:30–5:30pm Ages: 7-10 —2026—

Jan 12th—Apr 27th | Mon’s | 6:30–7:30pm ———

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Ballet/Tap Ballet has structured body positions with graceful precise steps. Tap has coordinated steps of rhythm and percussion. Explore these styles of music, props and movements for enhanced learning skills. Ages: 2.5-4 —2026—

Jan 17th—May 2nd | Sat’s | 9:30–10:30am Ages: 3-5 —2026—

Jan 12th—Apr 27th | Mon’s | 4:30–5:30pm ———

Jazz/Acro This exciting and high-energy class that combines jazz style movements including fundamental strengthening and tumbling exercises on mats. Ages: 5-8 —2026—

Jan 17th—May 2nd | Sat’s | 10:30–11:30am Ages: 7-10 —2026—

Jan 14th—Apr 29th | Wed’s | 5:30–6:30pm ———

Jazz/Hip Hop These fun and energetic forms of dance will consist of stylized jazz technique with hip hop groove style. Learn high-energy combinations while finding your own flair.

DIGITAL ARTS

GAME DESIGN

Discover the limitless world of digital creativity through our comprehensive Digital Art program designed specifically for young artists and aspiring creators. Whether you’re sketching your first digital masterpiece, designing compelling graphics, bringing characters to life through animation, or building immersive virtual worlds, our program provides the technical skills, creative guidance and collaborative environment needed to transform your artistic vision into professional-quality digital content that stands out in today’s creative landscape.

These classes guide students through the fundamentals of game development, including concept creation, character design, level building and coding basics. Turn your ideas into interactive experiences while fostering a deeper appreciation for the art of gaming.

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YouTube Podcasting Learn how to craft compelling audio narratives that grab listeners from the first word and keep them hooked until the end. Create, record and edit throughout the course Ages: 8+ —2026—

Ages: 6-8 —2026—

Jan 15th—Feb 5th | Thurs’s | 4:30–5:30pm

Ages: 9-13 —2026—

Jan 15th—Feb 5th | Thurs’s | 5:30–6:30pm

Jan 12th—Apr 27th | Mon’s | 5:30–6:30pm

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Jan 17th—May 2nd | Sat’s | 12:30–1:30pm

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Game Design Using Roblox Studio, explore fundamental game design principles, learn basic scripting with Lua, create simple interactive environments and develop their own unique game levels. Ages: 8-11 —2026—

Ages: 11-17 —2026—

Jan 13th—Apr 28th | Tues’s | 6:30–7:30pm ———

Lyrical/Contemporary A fusion of lyrical and contemporary dance styles. Students will learn fundamental techniques and combinations to express story-telling emotions through movement. Ages: 9-13 —2026—

FILM/PHOTOGRAPHY

Jan 14th—Apr 29th | Wed’s | 6:30–7:30pm

Empowering young creatives to tell their stories through the lens. Students learn the fundamentals of camera work, editing and visual storytelling in a fun, hands-on environment. Guided by skilled instructors, these classes spark imagination and build technical skills that last a lifetime.

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Jan 17th—May 2nd | Sat’s | 11:30am–12:30pm Ages: 11-17 —2026—

Musical Theatre Jazz/Tap Learn the foundational techniques of high-energy jazz movements with theatre dance stylization and basic rhythmic tap steps to explore these dynamic styles together! Ages: 7-10 —2026—

Jan 13th—Apr 28th | Tues’s | 4:30–5:30pm

Photography Experiment with aperture settings, adjusting ISO and learning composition techniques like the rule of thirds through treasure hunt-style photo challenges around the facility. Ages: 8+ —2026—

Feb 10th—Mar 3rd | Tues’s | 4:30–5:30pm Ages: 13+ —2026—

Feb 10th—Mar 3rd | Tues’s | 5:30–6:30pm

HOME SCHOOL PROGRAMS Offering engaging, hands-on classes in Theatre, Handwriting, Digital Art, Dance and Visual Arts designed to inspire creativity and confidence in young learners. Taught by experienced instructors, these classes provide enriching educational experiences that support both artistic development and academic growth. We are a STEP UP direct provider! ———

Dance Engage in basic dance techniques from a variety of styles, including ballet, jazz, modern and hip hop. Grades: K-12 —2026—

Jan 13th—Mar 5th | Tues’s or Thurs’s | 1–2:30pm Mar 24th—May 14th | Tues’s or Thurs’s | 1–2:30pm ———

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editing and design using age-appropriate software and apps. Grades: 3-12 —2026—

Jan 12th—Mar 4th | Mon’s or Wed’s | 2–3:30pm Mar 23rd—May 13th | Mon’s or Wed’s | 2–3:30pm ———

Handwriting

Ages: 8-12 —2026—

Jan 13th—Mar 3rd | Tues’s | 5:30–7:30pm Mar 24th—May 12th | Tues’s | 5:30–7:30pm Ages: 13-17 —2026—

Jan 12th—Mar 2nd | Mon’s | 5:30–7:30pm Mar 23rd—May 11th | Mon’s | 5:30–7:30pm

Learn the art of cursive handwriting through a fun, step-by-step approach. Master writing full words and sentences.

Musical Theatre

Theatre

MARTIAL ARTS

Grades: K-12 —2026—

Jan 12th—Mar 4th | Mon’s or Wed’s | 9–10:30am Mar 23rd—May 13th | Mon’s or Wed’s | 9–10:30am

A combination of discipline, fitness and fun in a supportive environment. Students build strength, confidence and focus through age-appropriate techniques and training. Taught by experienced instructors, these classes promote respect, selfcontrol and a healthy lifestyle.

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Visual Arts

Martial Arts

Engage in painting, drawing, sculpture, collage, printmaking and mixed media projects. Classes are one or two days per week, Tuesdays and Thursdays, for 8 weeks.

This beginner class teaches children the basics of movement, form and practical karate skills, as well as self-control, discipline and self-defense in a format that is both interactive and fun for students.

Grades: K-6 —2026—

Ages: 4-8 —2026—

Jan 13th—Mar 5th | Tues’s or Thurs’s | 9–10:30am Mar 24th—May 14th | Tues’s or Thurs’s | 9–10:30am

Practice exercises in how to communicate with an audience and other actors. Explore the worlds of fairytales, children’s stories and beyond! Perfect for those kids who want to build their confidence.

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Grades: 7-12 —2026—

Intro to Theatre

Jan 12th—Mar 2nd | Mon’s | 11:15am–12:15pm Mar 23rd—May 11th | Mon’s | 11:15am–12:15pm

Jan 13th—Mar 5th | Tues’s or Thurs’s | 2–3:30pm Mar 24th—May 14th | Tues’s or Thurs’s | 2–3:30pm

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Ages: 4-7 —2026—

Grades: 3-12 —2026—

Participate in imaginative play, role-playing, improvisation and scripted performances. Classes are one or two days per week, Mondays and Wednesdays, for 8 weeks.

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Through dancing, acting and singing students will become well-rounded performers. Focus on breathing techniques, facial expression and character development. Ages: 6-10 —2026—

Jan 14th—Mar 4th | Wed’s | 4:30–5:30pm Mar 25th—May 13th | Wed’s | 4:30–5:30pm Ages: 11-17 —2026—

Jan 14th—Mar 4th | Wed’s | 5:30–6:30pm Mar 25th—May 13th | Wed’s | 5:30–6:30pm ———

Theatre Learn how to communicate with an audience and other actors. The imaginary acting toolbox will help young students visualize their words and actions through the eyes of a character. Ages: 6-10 —2026—

Jan 15th—Mar 5th | Thurs’s | 4:30–5:30pm Mar 26th—May 14th | Thurs’s | 4:30–5:30pm Ages: 11-17 —2026—

Jan 15th—Mar 5th | Thurs’s | 5:30–6:30pm Mar 26th—May 14th | Thurs’s | 5:30–6:30pm ———

Theatre Workshop Learn how to communicate with an audience and other actors. Focus on speaking loudly and clearly, movement onstage and the importance of character development.

IMPROV Explore improvisational theater, where creativity, spontaneity and collaboration take center stage. Learn the fundamentals of improvisation through interactive games, creative exercises and the development of live performance techniques. Build confidence and learn to think on your feet, craft compelling stories and deliver quick-witted dialogue. Youth Student Showcase Performances —2026— Mar 7th | May 15th | 11:00am–12:00pm ———

Improv Comedy Explore character development, long-form scene work and advanced storytelling techniques. Develop trust with fellow actors, learn to take creative risks and build essential teamwork skills.

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MUSICAL THEATRE/ THEATRE

We invite young performers to shine on stage while building confidence and creativity. Students learn acting, singing, movement and stage presence through fun, hands-on activities and rehearsals. Guided by passionate instructors, these classes foster teamwork, self-expression and a love for the performing arts. Intro to Theatre & Theatre Workshop will have classroom performances at the end of the last class for each session. Musical Theatre & Theatre youth student showcase

VISUAL ARTS Youth Education 2025 -26

Spark creativity through drawing, painting, sculpture and more. Young artists explore a variety of techniques and materials while developing their unique artistic voice. Taught by experienced instructors, these classes nurture imagination, skill-building and a lifelong appreciation for the visual arts. ———

Clay Sculptures Learn how to utilize slabs, coils and pitching techniques to create whimsical creatures, animals, monsters and abstract sculptures. Paint your pieces using various decorative techniques. Ages: 8-13 —2026—

collage and printing. Acquire an understanding of the basics in visual arts, such as color theory, elements of art and the principles of design. Ages: 7-12 —2026—

Young Virtuoso Drawing

Tailored instruction in observational drawing for aspiring artists. Follow a comprehensive curriculum in traditional drawing practice that can be applied to the development of a pre-college portfolio.

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Collage & Printmaking Explore of paper as a versatile artistic medium, now beautifully combined with the fascinating techniques of printmaking! Create captivating patterns and images into paper art projects. Ages: 7-12 —2026—

Drawing & Painting Explore these mediums while learning the fundamental techniques with different paints and coloring tools such as watercolors, tempera, oils, crayons and markers. Ages: 4-7 —2026—

Drawing Basics Explore principal elements of drawing, such as lines, shapes, textures, values and colors. You’ll be introduced to various art media, such as watercolors, tempera, oils, crayons and markers. Ages: 4-7 —2026—

Free Family Workshop Join us on the 1st Saturday of each month. Dive into a world of color, texture and imagination as we embark on a collaborative art adventure. Ages: ALL —2026— Feb 7th | Mar 7th | Apr 4th | May 2nd 11:30am–12:30pm ———

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VOCAL/SINGING These classes focus on essential techniques such as pitch, rhythm, breath control and tone, while introducing students to the joy of musical expression. Whether preparing for a stage performance or simply enjoying the process of making music, Youth Singing and Music classes provide a dynamic space for young artists to flourish. Youth Student Showcase Performances —2026— Mar 7th | May 16th | 11:00am–12:00pm ———

Vocal Ensemble Learn how to project your voice, control your breath and express yourself through songs of different styles. Discover the joy of singing in a group while developing your own vocal skills. Ages: 7-10 —2026—

Jan 15th—Mar 5th | Thurs’s | 4:30–5:30pm Mar 26th—May 14th | Thurs’s | 4:30–5:30pm Ages: 11-17 —2026—

Jan 15th—Mar 5th | Thurs’s | 5:30–6:30pm Mar 26th—May 14th | Thurs’s | 5:30–6:30pm

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SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE

FOR ARTS BONITA YOUTH EDUCATION CLASSES

At Arts Bonita, we believe in fostering creativity and providing enriching experiences for every child, regardless of financial circumstances. That’s why we’re excited to announce scholarships for our upcoming Youth Education Classes!

Who Can Apply? • Children of all ages who are passionate about exploring their artistic talents. • Families in need of financial assistance to participate in our classes.

What Our Classes Offer: • Immersive art experiences in painting, drawing, sculpture and more. • Expert-led workshops focusing on various art techniques and styles. • Creative projects designed to spark imagination and innovation. • A supportive and inclusive environment for artistic expression and growth.

How to Apply: • Submit a scholarship application detailing your child’s interest in art and why financial assistance is needed • Applications will be reviewed based on merit and financial need. Don’t let financial barriers hinder your child’s creativity. Apply for a scholarship today and give your child the opportunity to shine at Arts Bonita’s Youth Education Classes! For more information and to access the scholarship application, visit artsbonita.org or scan the QR code below.

APPLY TODAY! LET’S MAKE THIS YEAR UNFORGETTABLE WITH THE MAGIC OF ART! Scholarships 2025 -26

YOUTH CAMPS This Spring, Let Creativity Take Center Stage!

Arts Bonita’s Spring Camps ignite young imaginations through visual arts, dance, theatre and digital media. Whether your child paints bold worlds, choreographs new moves, or dreams of life on stage, our camps offer a full spectrum of artistic exploration—helping them uncover their true passions.

DIGITAL ARTS CAMP

ART EXPLORATION CAMP

VISUAL ARTS CAMP

Dive into filmmaking, game design and photography with industry-standard software. Students collaborate, create and bring digital stories to life.

Campers rotate through visual arts, dance and theatre in an exciting block schedule— something new every hour! Each day sparks discovery, creativity and confidence. Perfect for kids ready to explore it all.

Hands-on projects in clay, painting, drawing, collage, printmaking and more! Guided by professional artists, campers build skills while unleashing imagination. (Ages 7+)

Morning Care ($5/day) & After Care ($7/day) Available

Youth Education 2025 -26

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Adult Education 2025 -26

PERFORMANCES 2025—26 SEASON

JANUARY

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Sean Chambers Chicago Blues

January 2nd | Friday | 7:30pm Blues

This season at Arts Bonita will be the most exciting yet, featuring over 70 live performances—the most in our history! Audiences can enjoy a diverse lineup, including jazz, blues, rock, Latin music, tribute shows and theater. With something for every music and arts lover, this season promises unforgettable moments on our stages. Bluegrass

The Ultimate Vegas Variety Show January 18th | Sunday | 7:00pm January 19th | Monday | 3:00pm

Tribute

Young Guns

Folk Rock, Zydeco, Reggae, Cajun & Jam-band Grooves January 3rd | Saturday | 7:30pm

Americana ———

Zachary Bartholomew

Tribute to the Superstars of Country Music January 19th | Monday | 7:30pm

Country ———

The Undercovers

Rogers, Richie & Robinson January 22nd | Thursday | 7:30pm

Soul

Jazz & the Spanish Tinge January 8th | Thursday | 7:30pm

Improv

Vanessa Collier

Saxophone Prowess & Soulful Vocals January 23rd | Friday | 7:30pm

Blues

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Mark Sanders

It Takes Two: Broadway Duets January 15th | Thursday | 7:30pm

Cabaret (Resident Artist)

Andrew Collins Trio

Bluegrass, Folk, Jazz, Classical & Celtic January 31st | Saturday | 7:30pm

Folk ———

Naples Big Band

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The Weight Band

Featuring Members Of The Band & The Levon Helm Band January 24th | Saturday | 7:30pm

FEBRUARY

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Ronnie Baker Brooks Chicago Blues

Yakov Smirnoff

From the Soviet Union to the American Stage February 3rd | Tuesday | 7:30pm

A Premier Multimedia Beatles Tribute Show January 16th | Friday | 7:30pm

Tribute ———

Appalachian Road Show

Classic Americana, Bluegrass & Folk Music January 17th | Saturday | 7:00pm 25

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ABBAmania Canada

Transport Back to ABBA’s Golden Era January 30th | Friday | 7:30pm

Tribute

Reserve Tickets Online at artsbonita.org or Call 239.495.8989

Jazz & Film

February 12th | Thursday | 7:30pm Jazz (Resident Artist)

Reverend Raven

& The Chain Smokin' Altar Boys February 13th | Friday | 7:30pm

Blues ———

Naples Big Band

Valentine Big Band Bash February 13th | Friday | 7:30pm

Jazz (Resident Artist)

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The Nick Moss Band

Featuring Dennis Grueling February 4th | Wednesday | 7:30pm

Blues

Seals & Crofts 2

Valentine’s Special February 14th | Saturday | 7:30pm

Rock

Chicago Transit Tribute

Zachary Bartholomew

Comedy

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Beatlemania Now

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Jazz (Resident Artist)

Blues

Masterful Recreation of Chicago’s Songbook January 24th | Saturday | 7:30pm

'50s & '60s Rock 'N' Roll

Swing & Ballroom Salute January 31st | Saturday | 7:30pm

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Unscripted Hilarity January 9th | Friday | 7:30pm

Led by Piano Phenomenon Lance Lipinsky February 7th | Saturday | 7:30pm

February 1st | Sunday | 7:00pm Blues

Jazz (Resident Artist)

Improv Comedy

Shake Baby Shake

Edwards Twins

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Donna The Buffalo

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Danny Davis

& The Nashville Brass February 5th | Thursday | 7:30pm

Country ———

Improv Comedy

Unscripted Hilarity February 6th | Friday | 7:30pm

Improv

Mark Riccadonna

A Comedy Love Story! February 14th | Saturday | 7:30pm

Comedy ———

Hotel California

The Original Eagles Tribute Band February 15th | Sat | 3:00 & 8:00pm

Tribute ———

Performances 2025 -26

Rick Howard

Nola Mardi Gras Celebration February 17th | Tuesday | 7:30pm

Acoustic Blues & Zydeco (Resident Artist) ———

A Celebration of Neil Diamond February 28th | Saturday | 7:30pm

Tribute

MARCH

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Mark Sanders

Acoustic Blues Experience March 1st | Sunday | 7:00pm

Improv ———

Traveling Milburys

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The Incorrigibles

Tribute

Best Of!

March 4th | Wednesday | 7:30pm Variety Jam

Soulful Fusion of Beatles Melodies & Blues Arrangements February 21st | Saturday | 7:30pm

Blues

Backtrack Blues Band Grammy Award-winning Blues March 5th | Thursday | 7:30pm

Ana Popovic

Acclaimed Guitarist, Singer & Songwriter February 22nd | Sunday | 7:00pm

Blues/Rock ———

Tribute

Zachary Bartholomew

Anthony Gomes

Blues, Soul & Rock 'N' Roll February 28th | Saturday | 7:30pm

Chambers DesLauriers Deep Blues, Soul & Roots Rock March 21st | Saturday | 7:30pm

Sue Foley

One Guitar Woman March 7th | Saturday | 7:30pm

Blues

Blues ———

BoDeans

40th Anniversary Tour March 27th | Friday | 7:30pm

Rock ———

Naples Big Band Mia Vassilev March 8th | Sunday | 7:00pm Eclectic

Alex Shilo & Badlands

Performances 2025 -26

Duane Betts

& Palmetto Motel May 30th | Saturday | 7:30pm

Southern Rock .........................................................................................................

Zachary Bartholomew

Shamrock & Sinatra March 28th | Saturday | 7:30pm

Jazz (Resident Artist)

Tribute to Bruce Springsteen March 9th | Monday | 7:30pm

Nothing But the Blues June 4th | Thursday | 7:30pm

Jazz (Resident Artist)

JULY

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Zachary Bartholomew I’ve Got Rhythm: Music of George Gershwin July 9th | Thursday | 7:30pm

Jazz (Resident Artist)

AUGUST

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Zachary Bartholomew

The Art of the Trio August 13th | Thursday | 7:30pm

Jazz (Resident Artist)

Rock/R&B

I Am, He Said

Improv Comedy

JUNE

Bluegrass

Keys on Fire!

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Jazz (Resident Artist)

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Jazz (Resident Artist)

A Brother’s Revival

Rock

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Improv

The Traveling McCourys

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Featuring Allman Brothers Bassist David “Rook” Goldflies February 27th | Saturday | 7:30pm

MAY

Frank Marino’s Divas

Women in Jazz March 18th | Thursday | 7:30pm

Comedy

Destination Soultown February 26th | Thursday | 7:30pm

Jazz (Resident Artist)

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Known for Kramer on Seinfeld February 24th | Tuesday | 7:30pm

Soul Cruisers

Jazz in the Roaring 20s (Then & Now) April 9th | Thursday | 7:30pm

Unscripted Hilarity May 22nd | Friday | 7:30pm

Michael Richards

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Zachary Bartholomew

Rock/Opera Crooner

Show

Grammy Award–winning Bluegrass March 6th | Friday | 7:30pm

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Kerri Louise Comedy

Jazz (Resident Artist)

Rock Opera Sinatra March 14th | Saturday | 7:30pm

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Smart, Sharp & Deeply Relatable March 5th | Thursday | 7:30pm

Chicago Blues Legend April 4th | Saturday | 7:30pm

Bird Lives! The Music of Charlie Parker May 7th | Thursday | 7:30pm

40th Anniversary Tour March 17th | Tuesday | 7:30pm

Blues

John Primer

Zachary Bartholomew RocOpraNatra

Blues Beatles

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Rock

Greatest Tribute to the Traveling Wilburys March 13th | Friday | 7:30pm

Blues

APRIL

Twin Guitars - Classic Rock March 10th | Tuesday | 7:30pm

Unscripted Hilarity March 13th | Friday | 7:30pm

Eric Gales

February 20th | Friday | 7:30pm Rock

Wishbone Ash

Improv Comedy

Cabaret (Resident Artist)

Southern Rock

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One Voice: The Music of Barry Manilow February 19th | Thursday | 7:30pm

Robert Jon & The Wreck

Tribute

A Tribute Celebrating The Legends of Motown

Iconic Sounds of Motown’s Male Groups March 29th | Sunday | 7:00pm

Tribute

SEPTEMBER

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Yates McKendree Band

Grammy®-Winning Multi-instrumentalist September 19th | Saturday | 7:30pm

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CROOKED HIGHWAY

MANDALA MEDITATIONS

Sep 4th—Oct 16th Open Call

Jan 2nd—Jan 29th Jason Hackenwerth

Apr 9th—May 14th Agnes Story

Visual Arts Center | Main Gallery

Visual Arts Center | Tranovich Gallery

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CREATING A COLORFUL WORLD

BRUT POP

SACRED LANDSCAPES

Jan 2nd—Jan 29th Walt Nichols

Apr 9th—May 14th Group Exhibition

Visual Arts Center | Tranovich Gallery

Visual Arts Center | Main Gallery

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THROUGH THE LENS

THE GEOMETRY OF EMOTION

Sep 4th—Oct 16th Barbara Swift, A Solo Exhibit Visual Arts Center | Tranovich Gallery ———

INNOVATIVE EXPRESSIONS Sep 25th—Nov 6th Bonnie Sprung Performing Arts Center Hinman Gallery-in-the-Round ———

BEYOND THE ART SHOW TENT Oct 23rd—Dec 4th Tammy DeCaro Visual Arts Center | Main Gallery ———

PAREIDOLIA Oct 23rd—Dec 4th Jeanette Richards Visual Arts Center | Tranovich Gallery ———

CREATIVE CROSSROADS Nov 5th—Nov 30th Open Call Coco Art Gallery Estero ———

COMING AROUND Nov 13th—Jan 8th A Fort Myers Beach Artist Association Exhibition Hinman Gallery-in-the-Round

Jan 15th—Feb 19th A Photographer’s Perspective

May 21st—Jun 25th Group Exhibition

Hinman Gallery-in-the-Round

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LAND THAT I LOVE

FORGED & FOUND

Feb 3rd—Mar 31st Members Only Exhibition

May 28th—Jul 2nd A Celebration of Metal in Art

Visual Arts Center

Visual Arts Center | Main Gallery

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KENDRA HENSLEY

THE ELEMENTS

Feb 26th—Apr 2nd A Solo Exhibition

Jul 2nd—Aug 30th Earth, Wind, Water, Fire

Hinman Gallery-in-the-Round

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ROMANCING THE STONE

ALCHEMY & MAGIC

Mar 5th—Apr 2nd 2026

Jul 9th—Aug 13th Group Exhibition

Visual Arts Center | Main Gallery

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JULIA BONNELLS

SEASONS OF COLOR

Mar 5th—Apr 2nd A Solo Exhibition

Jul 6th—Sep 3rd Group Exhibition

Visual Arts Center | Tranovich Gallery

Hinman Gallery-in-the-Round

EXHIBITIONS

RE-MADE

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FACES OF A SOUL Apr 9th—May 14th Group Exhibition Hinman Gallery-in-the-Round

MEMBER ARTIST SIGN-UP EXHIBITIONS SPONSORED BY

ARTS BONITA GALLERIES ARE FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC GALLERY HOURS

Visual Arts Center | 26100 Old 41 Road | Mon—Sat 9am-5pm

Performing Arts Center | 10150 Bonita Beach Road | Mon—Fri 9am—5pm | Sat 9am—2pm 27

Exhibitions 2025 -26

The Bonita Springs National Fine Art Festival is special, promising larger crowds and increased media coverage, offering artists an exceptional opportunity for exposure. Consistently ranked among the top fine art festivals in the USA, this juried event draws thousands of enthusiastic art lovers and collectors. With the added attention from regional press and a long-standing reputation for excellence, this year provides a unique chance for artists to present their work to an engaged audience. Proceeds from the festival support scholarships for emerging young artists and arts education programs in underserved schools. The festival continues its tradition of excellence, making it a must-attend event for both artists and the community.

FESTIVALS

BONITA SPRINGS NATIONAL ART FESTIVALS

ITEMS OF INTEREST History of 63 Successful Festivals in Bonita Springs

Meet, Talk With & Buy from the Artist

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Rated one of the Top Fine Art Festivals in the USA

Beautiful Park Setting with Amenities

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Juried Events, Artists Selected by a Panel of Experts

Festival Proceeds Support Community Art Activities

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Quality Artworks by 200+ National & International Artists

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Largest Attendance of any Event in the Area

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16 Categories of Artwork will be Shown

RIVERSIDE PARK

10-11 FEB

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2026

JAN

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Saturday & Sunday 10am-4pm

Downtown Bonita Springs 10450 Reynolds St. Bonita Springs, Florida 34135 Festivals 2025 -26

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2026 DOORS OPEN AT 5:30 pm Off the Walls is one of the most celebrated and creative fundraising events in Southwest Florida! Mark your calendars for this inspiring evening of generosity and make an impact supporting the Arts Bonita youth scholarship fund, arts education and community outreach. Help ensure that every child has the opportunity to Imagine, Create, Express and Achieve!

SPONSORSHIP & DONATION OPPORTUNITIES

LOCATION: PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 10150 Bonita Beach Road | Bonita Springs, Florida 34135 239.495.8989 | ARTSBONITA.ORG

Off The Walls 2025 -26

SAVE THE DATE

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2026

OFF THE WALLS

Off the Walls is Arts Bonita’s signature fundraising event, dedicated to empowering youth through the arts. Proceeds directly support our youth programs in visual arts, performing arts, film and digital arts through scholarships and educational outreach programs in Title 1 schools. Each year, we provide over $150,000 in scholarships, using the arts as a powerful tool to build imagination and creativity—skills that benefit children throughout their lives.

A Night of Fun, Art & Giving Back Off the Walls is a thrilling, fast-paced fundraising event where every ticket guarantees a prize worth at least twice its value! Guests will select from hundreds of fabulous choices, including artwork, unique experiences and special items, as ticket numbers are randomly drawn— creating an atmosphere of excitement and anticipation. The evening features a champagne reception, youth theater performance, live music and an array of delicious hors d’oeuvres, wine and desserts. NBC morning news anchor Alan Campbell will host as we spotlight our scholarship programs, community outreach and special initiatives. The fun continues with a live auction, paddle raise and raffle—all in support of empowering underserved youth through the arts. Don’t miss this unforgettable night of celebration and impact!

Which unique, beautiful object will you select? As one of Southwest Florida’s most distinctive events, Off the Walls offers sponsors unparalleled visibility with event-related promotions and year-long benefits.

Join us in saying “Yes” to every child who dreams of unlocking their artistic potential by becoming a sponsor of Off The Walls! Visit Us Online at artsbonita.org or Call 239.495.8989

Off The Walls 2025 -26

Building on Arts Bonita’s great success, we are experiencing unparalleled growth, engaging in strategic planning, and significantly expanding our role as a cultural leader in our region. We invite you to further engage with Arts Bonita at the core level and be an invaluable catalyst for change. We are looking for individuals who are enthusiastic about contributing to shaping Arts Bonita’s future and expanding our cultural landscape. The most effective way to get involved is to join one of our committees, which include:

OUR MISSION Arts Bonita is committed to enrich the culture of our diverse community by providing opportunities for artistic expression, education and appreciation in a supportive and nurturing environment.

ARTS FOR ALL Seeking to serve the educational and cultural needs of our diverse communities, Arts Bonita offers year-round programming in visual and performing arts. We facilitate opportunities by providing artistic experiences—classes, workshops, panel discussions, lectures, performances and educational art events like our National Art Festivals. We empower by creating a platform for progress, supporting the work of artists of all ages, encouraging an inclusive dialog and promoting equality for all.

BUSINESS MEMBERSHIP & MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES Join Arts Bonita and share the excellent exposure our Business Memberships and Community Partnerships provide. We have a vast selection of opportunities from special events and unique community programs, to national art festivals, year round concerts, films and theatre performances and much more. All of these events are terrific opportunities to meet and get to know year-round and seasonal residents and gain community-wide coverage for your Southwest Florida business. The best part is that your contribution is invested back into our local area—helping people right here where we live. Your membership supports our mission of ‘Arts for All’—so families, regardless of financial capability, can learn, enjoy and share art, music, film, theatre and dance—enriching their lives and making a lasting cultural impact on our community. Partner with Arts Bonita and let us highlight your Southwest Florida business and share the great work you are doing right here in our community!

Call us today at 239.495.8989 Arts Bonita is Supported in Part by:

About/Opportunities 2025 -26

ABOUT | OPPORTUNITIES

JOIN OUR COMMITTEES

BECOME A MEMBER

Receive up to a 25% discount on classes and performances with an Arts Bonita Membership.

MEMBERSHIPS

Becoming a member is the easiest way to support Arts Bonita.

MEMBERSHIP LEVELS Individual/Individual + NARM* _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ $97/$145 •Class, workshop & performance discounts

•Exclusive invitations to members only events

•15% discount on art supplies

•Discount on fee to apply for Juried Exhibitions

•Invites to participate in Open House events

•Subscription to E-News announcements

Artist–Individual/Artist–Individual + NARM*_______________________________________________________________________________ $125/$165 •All the benefits of Individual

•Discounted tent space at Arts Bonita Festivals and Art Fairs (excluding the National Art Festival)

•25% discounted advertising in playbills

•Opportunity to be featured in Spotlight Arts Bonita Newsletter

•Greater commission at the Arts Boutique (75%/25%)

•Larger discount on fee to apply to Arts Bonita Juried Exhibitions

•Opportunity to sell your work online

•Exclusive invitations to participate in pop-up art exhibitions at partner galleries/venues

•Exclusive invitations and discounts to Professional Development and Enrichment event series

Artist Studio/Artist Studio + NARM* _____________________________________________________________________________________________ $175/$205 •Includes all the benefits of Artist (Individual)

•Access, at no charge, to Open Studios

Family/Family + NARM* _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ $135/$175 •Includes all the benefits of Individual, for 2 adults and children under 17 in household

Student (High School/College, Ages 15-25) __________________________________________________________________________________________________ $35 •Includes all the benefits of Individual. Must register in-person and present current student I.D.

Teacher (K-12th Grade) ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ $50 •Includes all the benefits of Individual. Must register in-person and present current teacher I.D.

Patron Circle + NARM* (Individual or Business) _________________________________________________________________________________________________ $350 •All the benefits of Family + NARM

•Two free tickets to performance of your choice

•10% discount in the Arts Boutique

Contributors Circle + NARM* (Individual or Business) ________________________________________________________________________________________ $700 •All the benefits of Family + NARM

•Four free tickets to performance of your choice

•Recognition in playbills & class catalogs

•One discounted rental annually

•15% discount in the Arts Boutique

Directors Circle + NARM* __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ $1,250 •All the benefits of Family + NARM

•Six free tickets to performances of your choice

•Recognition in our Annual Report

•Two discounted rentals annually

NARM (North American Reciprocal Museum Association network) When you join Arts Bonita at the Individual-NARM or Family-NARM levels, you automatically gain reciprocal member benefits in hundreds of museums, galleries, botanical gardens and zoos in Bermuda, Canada, El Salvador, Mexico and the U.S.

•20% discount in the Arts Boutique

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BECOME A MEMBER Memberships 2025 -26

EDUCATION CANCELLATIONS CLASSES & MINI WORKSHOPS

MASTER WORKSHOPS

Cancellations and transfers incur a $20 fee. Cancellation by phone or in writing must occur 10 business days before the start of class. Refund requests received less than 10 business days incur a 25% fee. Refunds after class begins will be 50% of remaining classes in session. No transfers or refunds once session is complete. It is the student’s responsibility to read and understand the rights and responsibilities of attending classes at Arts Bonita described here. I have read and understand the policies of Arts Bonita.

If you need to cancel your reservation Arts Bonita must be notified by phone or email. The cancellation policy is as follows: • $200 deposit/members $250 deposit/ non-members ($100 of this is non-refundable) will hold your place in a visiting artist workshop • Balance due no later than 45 days prior to the first day of workshop • 45 days prior to workshop, full refund of tuition, less $100 non-refundable • 44 Days prior to workshop - If balance not received Arts Bonita reserves the right to cancel student’s reservation and assign place to another student • 43-22 Days prior to workshop - No refund, but registrant may transfer tuition payment (less $100 non-refundable) to a future workshop • 21 Days or less prior to workshop: No refunds or transfers..

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ONE-NIGHT EVENTS Cancellation Policy: No refunds – $20 fee to transfer if requested 10 business days or more prior to event

TICKET & VENUE INFORMATION REFUNDS

SHARE A SHOW

All sales are final. There are no refunds on tickets except for canceled events that are not rescheduled. Arts Bonita does not offer refunds on the purchased tickets. In rare circumstances when a performance may be canceled (due to extreme weather, artist absence, or other unavoidable situations) we offer refunds or replacement tickets for another performance.

If you are unable to attend a performance, please return your tickets to the Center for Performing Arts at least 48 hours (week days only) in advance of the show. Even if we are unable to distribute these tickets, a tax-deductible receipt will be sent to you via email, thanking you for your donation.

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EXCHANGES All exchanges are subject to availability. Tickets must be exchanged no later than 48 hours before the performance. There is a $5 exchange fee, plus any difference in ticket price. However, if the per ticket price of the new performance is lower than the per ticket price of the original performance, no difference will be refunded to the patron. The $5 exchange fee applies in this instance as well. Ticket exchanges must be made in person at the Center for Performing Arts during normal operating hours, 9am to 5pm Monday thru Friday. There are NO exchanges on group sales or complimentary tickets. ———

GROUP SALES New Group sales of 10, 15, 20 can get 10%, 15% and 20% discount for selected events. Please contact our office for assistance 239-495-8989. 33

Box Office 2025 -26

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SHOW START TIMES/LATE SEATINGS Arts Bonita works closely with performers to start all shows on time. All patrons are required to be seated before a performance begins. Late seating will be done at breaks in the performances, during performer designated times or at the discretion of Front of The House Manager. Lobby doors open one hour prior to performance. Auditorium doors open one-half hour prior to performance. ———

SPECIAL NEEDS & ACCOMMODATIONS Please advise the Box office of any special needs or wheelchair accessible seating when ordering tickets so that we may make every effort to accommodate you. If a member of your party is in a wheelchair please let us know if the chair is oversized, has any special equipment (i.e. oxygen tank) or whether the party member can transfer from the chair. There are accessible parking spaces located near our two side lobby entrances.

BOX OFFICE

POLICIES & PROCEDURES

All patrons entering the theatre, no matter how young, must have a ticket and the opportunity to occupy a seat. For the enjoyment of everyone and to allow us to comply with local fire codes, there may be no babies in arms at any Center for Performing Arts performance. Please carefully consider whether a performance is appropriate for children before planning to attend with young people. Also, please be aware that children who are disruptive will not be allowed to remain in the theatre. Be considerate of others in the audience and of your young person’s comfort. Children under the age of four are only permitted at Youth Theatre Performances. While on Center for the Performing Arts premises, children attending live performances must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.

ADDITIONAL PARKING

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BOX OFFICE

CHILD POLICIES

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MISSED PERFORMANCES There is no compensation for missed performances. ———

PARKING

HINMAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTER BONITA BEACH ROAD

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IOWA STREET

VERMONT STREET

We recommend that all patrons arrive 30-45 minutes prior to show time in order to find parking. A map showing parking lot entrances, our two designated lots and grass parking areas can be found below. ———

REQUEST A CHARITABLE DONATION/DONATION POLICY The Centers for the Arts supports fundraising events for nonprofit organizations through the donation of performance tickets at our Center for Performing Arts, or select programming opportunities at our Center for Visual Arts. All requests must be submitted online. Due to the large number of ticket donation requests we receive, we appreciate your compliance with the following guidelines: •

Requesting organization must be a charitable nonprofit with 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status from the IRS

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Requesting organization must be in Lee or Collier county

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Requests must be received at least six (6) weeks prior to the event. We cannot guarantee fulfillment of requests received less than six weeks prior to event date.

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Phone, mail or email requests will not be accepted. Box Office 2025 -26

The upcoming year is full of wonderful community and special events, great lectures and interesting exhibitions. Now is your chance to experience these and other activities from the inside.

Volunteers work in a wide variety of programs, committees and projects throughout Arts Bonita. They greet visitors, work special events, assist with community outreach programs and serve on committees. Our volunteers create a gracious, warm environment for visitors and participants, enhancing their enjoyment of Arts Bonita. We also have “behind-the-scenes” volunteer opportunities available. These volunteers help our administrative and clerical staff by doing research, answering phones, photocopying, filing and entering data.

HERE ARE A FEW OF THE VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE AT ARTS BONITA: — Community Outreach — Docent Program

— Gift Store

Arts Bonita seeks Front of House volunteers for upcoming concerts and performances in such areas as ticket sales, will call, ushers, bartenders and concessions.

— Membership

— Hospitality

— National Art Festivals — Office — Exhibitions — Special Events — Youth Education — Usher For full details, please email Isabella Coviello for Events & Festivals at isabella@artsbonita.org and Marissa Jankowski for Youth Education at marissa@artsbonita.org

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VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES AT ARTS BONITA

TO OUR DONORS

Benefactor

($50,000 to $100,000) Larry Hinman Karin Moe Amy Parish Dr. John & Anne Roberts

Producer’s Circle

($10,000 to $49,999) Tari Boldin Mark Giersch Shana Helsel Keith Hynes & Lena Neal June H. Jones Foundation Cynthia Kerker Eric & Heather Knapp The League Club, Inc. Marilyn R. Lightner Scott Macdonough Terrie Mertens Dunkan & Andrea Prier David Pryor Candice Rosen Janet Showers Mark & Patt Suwyn Truist Foundation Wintrust Bank

Director’s Circle ($5,000 to $9,999)

Linda Ahlers Ignatius Alcamo Beach Storage Bob Brady Lisa Godlasky Guest Chest Murphy Beds London Bay Dev. Group Chris Magnus Heather Murphey Jeff Nichols Bebe & Bob O’Toole Doris Patrao Tanuja Rathi Maureen Roberts Rotary Club of Bonita Springs Peter & Jill Stern

Champion

($1,000 to $4,999) Joy Franks Ammerman Linda Alfaro & Kenitra Anthony Michael & Nancy Beebe JoEllen Blandford Bonita Bay Community Association, Inc. Arthur & Hazel Brisker Beth Buscaglia Gisselle Calleja Judy Ann Cardin Denni Carroll Carol Clark Marcia & John Cochenour Theresa L. Conelias Chris Corrie Linda C. Cummings Cutco Fred D’Alessio Fred & Judy Darling

Livio Desimone Drs. Jitendra & Saryu Desai Donna Elliot Brandon & Genny Ernst Brian & Christine Farrar James & Anne Marie Fasy Michael Fekete Dean & Alice Fjelstul Jeannette Flickinger David Frank Carol Friendly Karen L. Garbarini Vicki Gartland GFWC Bonita-Estero Woman’s Club, Inc. Kyle J. Gilrain Tanya Trinkaus Glass & Dennis Glass Marianne Glick Denni & Carlton Glick Carol Gorton Lisa Green Ronda Griffiths Dorothy Guigon Scott Hansen Kenneth Harris Jonathan Herland Renee Hunt Julie & Ian Ireland Lynn Janisse Christina Jonsson William Jonathan Pat & Louis “Dan” Jorndt Marcie Karavakis John Knapp Donna & Ron Kuhnen Jeffrey & Cherylynn Leach Francesco Liberman Steve & Deborah McNear Jack Miladin Kae Moore & Jane Rathbone Joshua Nagin Cynthia Nesson John Nuttall Susan & Dennis Phillips William & Dorothy Podl Jenna Poland Porsche John Rittenhouse Mark Roos Diane Schumacher Edward Schiffer Karen L. Semmelman Zachary & Erin Sidwell Steven B. Sill Richard J. Stolz Damian Taylor Donald Thomson Judy Tobey Loraine Tranovich Michael Tranovich Alyona Ushe Mrs. Mary Walter Mary M. Wendel Claire Wilson Tom & Suzie Wilkinson Don Gurule & Laura Wright

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($100 to $999) Brenda G. Abbott Pam Abbott Jeannie Abels Laurel Acosta Michael & Susan Adler Debra Allegretto Penny & Gordon Allen Rohidas Amin Nancy & Hank Andersen Dawn Anderson Sarah Stanton Andre Rose M. Anello Keith & Michele Ansbacher Sandra Apple Diane Banyas Joan A. Baron Lisa Batch Mardelle L. Berman Marion Besuden Gregory Biada Danielle Black Steven Blad JoAnn Blake William Blatt BNY Mellon Trust of Delaware Alice Bonilha Eric Bornquist Scott & Pamela Boyd Sandra Braegelmann David Brauer Joseph Brauer & Kody Jones Jeffrey Breen Jon Bremseth Paula Brody Benita Brown Linda Z. Brown Didi Brownlee Kevin M. Bugbee Sheri & Stuart Burr Janet & Robert Cabana Maryann & Juvert Calero Dorothy Campbell Terry Carling-Kelly Dolores Claeys Mr. & Mrs. Howard K. Cohen Joseph Commendatore BJ Cooper Gayle Corbin Terri Jo Cotner Cherrill & Richard Cregar Elizabeth Cressy Caroline Crew Tom & Eileen Culligan Carol Daigneault Mary Day Shauna Dee Ellen Dennis Judi Diehl Mary Jane Divino Jay Brown & Barbara Doyne

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