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MARCH 2008 FIELD TRIPS
REMINDER: You must sign up for all field trips.
Please refer to our field trip policy page.
Please refer to our field trip policy page.
Little Mermaid
DATE: Thursday, March 6, 2008
TIME: Arrive: 9:30 AM Performance: 10:00- 11:15
COST: $5.00 per student, $8.00 per adult
PLACE: Bridges Auditorium, The Claremont Colleges, 405 N. College
Way, Claremont 91711
DIRECTIONS: Take the 10 Freeway to the Indian Hill Exit. Go N. on
Indian Hill to Bonita Ave. and turn R. Go to College Way and
turn L. to Bridges Auditorium.
Come experience the Ballet in this elegant theater, where Inland Pacific
Ballet is Company in Residence. One of the Inland Empire’s treasures, this
grand structure has an immediate, awe-inspiring impact on young people,
and with a seating capacity on 2,400, is suitable for the large student
audiences that attend. At Bridges’ opening in 1931, it was widely regarded
as the finest theater in Southern California and quickly became one of the
region’s cultural assets. Its great white columns, vaulting arches, grand
marble foyer and hand painted coffered ceilings provide the perfect setting
for an enchanting outing at the ballet.
EDUCATIONAL VALUE: Music, Theater, Architecture
HOLYLAND EXHIBITION
DATE: Friday, March 7, 2008
TIME: 9:45 AM
COST: $2.50 per adult; $2.00 per child
PLACE: a house at 2215 Lake View & Allesandro Way, Los Angeles
Going North on 5 Fwy.: exit Stadium Way, quick left on Riverside
Dr.; left on
Allesandro St.; right on Oak Glen Pl.; right on Allesandro Way.
From Pasadena: Take the Glendale (2) Fwy. south to Golden
State (5) Fwy. south,
exit Riverside and cross over Riverside to Allesandro St, left; Oak
Glen Pl., right;
Allesandro Way, right, to corner of Allesandro & Lake View.
The Holyland Exhibition is in a two-story corner house that was built in the
late 1920’s. It contains an incredible collection of priceless Egyptian and
Biblical items. The Bible Art and Archaeology Room has stones, shells,
and pottery from Nazareth, Bethlehem, and the Jordan River. Come take a
trip to the Middle East via the Holyland Exhibition.
EDUCATIONAL VALUE: Ancient History, Archaeology, Geography,
Religion
SHAKESPEARENCE
DATE: Tuesday March 11, 2008
PAYMENT DUE: February 13, 2008
TIME: 8:45 AM
COST: $12.00 per person
PLACE: Alex Theater, 216 N. Brand Ave. Glendale
www.alextheater.org
DIRECTIONS: Going East on the Ventura Freeway (134), exit Central /
Brand Blvd's and go straight over Central, Right on Brand. Going West on
the 134 exit Central / Brand Blvd's. and go left on Brand. (TG: 564-E4)
This is a 90 minute performance of scenes from five Shakespeare plays:
Hamlet, Romeo & Juliet, Macbeth, Midsummer Night's Dream and Taming
of the Shrew.
INTRODUCTION TO PAINT THEORY
DATE: MARCH 28, 2008
TIME: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
COST: $30.00
If you are a scale modeler, crafter, artist or just want to learn how colors
work this is the class for you. In thie class you will learn by lecture and
hnds on study from an instructor with over 40 years experience mixing
paints and painting for most major studios in the motion picture business.
The topics that will be covered during this class include:
Color Theory
Color Hues
Color Schemes
Primary Colors
Complementary Colors
Mixing the color you need
The fee includes the following materials: Paint, mixing tray, brush, color
wheel, paper and more.
CONTACT ROBERT STUARD FOR YOUR RESERVATION
(626) 358-6789
DATE: Thursday, March 6, 2008
TIME: Arrive: 9:30 AM Performance: 10:00- 11:15
COST: $5.00 per student, $8.00 per adult
PLACE: Bridges Auditorium, The Claremont Colleges, 405 N. College
Way, Claremont 91711
DIRECTIONS: Take the 10 Freeway to the Indian Hill Exit. Go N. on
Indian Hill to Bonita Ave. and turn R. Go to College Way and
turn L. to Bridges Auditorium.
Come experience the Ballet in this elegant theater, where Inland Pacific
Ballet is Company in Residence. One of the Inland Empire’s treasures, this
grand structure has an immediate, awe-inspiring impact on young people,
and with a seating capacity on 2,400, is suitable for the large student
audiences that attend. At Bridges’ opening in 1931, it was widely regarded
as the finest theater in Southern California and quickly became one of the
region’s cultural assets. Its great white columns, vaulting arches, grand
marble foyer and hand painted coffered ceilings provide the perfect setting
for an enchanting outing at the ballet.
EDUCATIONAL VALUE: Music, Theater, Architecture
HOLYLAND EXHIBITION
DATE: Friday, March 7, 2008
TIME: 9:45 AM
COST: $2.50 per adult; $2.00 per child
PLACE: a house at 2215 Lake View & Allesandro Way, Los Angeles
Going North on 5 Fwy.: exit Stadium Way, quick left on Riverside
Dr.; left on
Allesandro St.; right on Oak Glen Pl.; right on Allesandro Way.
From Pasadena: Take the Glendale (2) Fwy. south to Golden
State (5) Fwy. south,
exit Riverside and cross over Riverside to Allesandro St, left; Oak
Glen Pl., right;
Allesandro Way, right, to corner of Allesandro & Lake View.
The Holyland Exhibition is in a two-story corner house that was built in the
late 1920’s. It contains an incredible collection of priceless Egyptian and
Biblical items. The Bible Art and Archaeology Room has stones, shells,
and pottery from Nazareth, Bethlehem, and the Jordan River. Come take a
trip to the Middle East via the Holyland Exhibition.
EDUCATIONAL VALUE: Ancient History, Archaeology, Geography,
Religion
SHAKESPEARENCE
DATE: Tuesday March 11, 2008
PAYMENT DUE: February 13, 2008
TIME: 8:45 AM
COST: $12.00 per person
PLACE: Alex Theater, 216 N. Brand Ave. Glendale
www.alextheater.org
DIRECTIONS: Going East on the Ventura Freeway (134), exit Central /
Brand Blvd's and go straight over Central, Right on Brand. Going West on
the 134 exit Central / Brand Blvd's. and go left on Brand. (TG: 564-E4)
This is a 90 minute performance of scenes from five Shakespeare plays:
Hamlet, Romeo & Juliet, Macbeth, Midsummer Night's Dream and Taming
of the Shrew.
INTRODUCTION TO PAINT THEORY
DATE: MARCH 28, 2008
TIME: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
COST: $30.00
If you are a scale modeler, crafter, artist or just want to learn how colors
work this is the class for you. In thie class you will learn by lecture and
hnds on study from an instructor with over 40 years experience mixing
paints and painting for most major studios in the motion picture business.
The topics that will be covered during this class include:
Color Theory
Color Hues
Color Schemes
Primary Colors
Complementary Colors
Mixing the color you need
The fee includes the following materials: Paint, mixing tray, brush, color
wheel, paper and more.
CONTACT ROBERT STUARD FOR YOUR RESERVATION
(626) 358-6789