Catamount Arts

Thursday, February 6, 3-4:30pm

Catamount Arts Center, 115 Eastern Avenue, St. Johnsbury

Instructor: Dana Karuza

Students will create an avian wonderland as a group by choosing from a variety of bird species that live in Vermont, with the use of field guides and images. Learn a bit of local natural history while exploring the art of creative sculptural needle felting.

Class fee: $20 (10% discount for siblings). We are committed to offering high quality arts experiences for all students, regardless of ability to pay. If you need financial assistance, please contact Anne Campbell at 802-748-2600 ext 109 to learn about scholarships.

Dana Karuza (she/her) has worked as a teaching and resident artist for a variety of non-profits and independent schools in the area, including Catamount Arts, Wonder and Wisdom and VSA VT. Currently, Dana spends much of her time in Brownington as the Associate Director of Education at the Old Stone House Museum. During the museum's closed season she enjoys giving back to her community in St Johnsbury and is thrilled to be teaching at Catamount Arts this winter. She has taught a variety of grade levels and homeschoolers in media including fiber arts, mosaic, puppetry and paper arts. Dana enjoys teaching the creative process through lively discussions, critiques and open ended creative exploration.