Community School of the Arts
CSA at the Library
Program Information
Art Summer School 2025 | PK-12 Grade
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The Art of Hawai‘i
Summer 2025
SCHEDULE
Each lesson is posted below, on Saturdays at 10:00 AM starting June 21, 2025.
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Jun. 21 Lesson 1 Drawing
Jun. 28 Lesson 2 Painting
Jul. 05 Lesson 3 Photography
Jul. 12 Lesson 4 Mixed Media & Art-Science
Jul. 19 Final deadline. End of program.
Jul. 19-26 Art bin return (empty)
Jul. 26 Awards ceremony (in-person), Hiawassee Library, 11:30 AM-1:00 PM
Program Information
4-week online projects + in-person exhibition and awards ceremony.
The Community School of the Arts (CSA) invites you to a summer art experience with a set of curated art projects for students in grades PK-12. The program starts June 21 and it has been prepared by instructors at Women in the Arts, Inc. in Orlando, Florida.
Partner Locations: Hiawassee Library, Eatonville Library, Southeast Library.
Type: Attendees will be provided a link to a self-paced, virtual lesson each week.
Cost: Free. Limited registration spots. Art kits are provided. A library card in good standing is required. The library card will be verified at pick-up time.
Theme
The Art of Hawai‘i
Join us for an inspiring and joy-filled summer as we explore The Art of Hawai‘i (pronounced huh-wah-ee, spelled Hawaii in English). Through hands-on artmaking and creative discovery, students will dive into the rich culture, vibrant landscapes, delicious food, meaningful customs, and artistic contributions of the Hawaiian Islands.
Each week, students will experiment with a variety of materials and media including drawing, painting, photography, mixed media, and art + science projects. It’s going to be fun, imaginative, and full of aloha spirit!
This journey includes four weekly online lessons, an art bin with supplies, and links to extend the adventure through related reading and resource materials from the Library and museum collections.
All together, we’ll celebrate the conclusion of the program with an in-person awards reception and a joyful Aloha Celebration—featuring island music, hula, and Hawaiian fun!
ART SUPPLIES PICK-UP
June 10-June 20 pick-up your art bin with supplies at your selected participating location. Library card in good standing required. Parent/Adult Library card will be verified at pick-up time.
LOCATIONS
Eatonville Library. 200 E Kennedy Blvd., Eatonville, FL 32751
Hiawassee Library. 7391 W. Colonial Dr., Orlando, FL 32818
Southeast Library. 5575 S Semoran Blvd, Orlando, FL 32822
The Library is closed on Sundays. Contact the library via Questline at 407.835.7323
HOW TO PARTICIPATE
1. Select your project by grade level.
2. Complete the project at home.
3. Text or email the image or video clip of your completed project. Include your first and last name.
Email: womeninthearts@gmail.com
Text: (407) 900-5918
4. Each project is due preferably the same day or within a week.
The final deadline per each project is the next Saturday before 10:00 AM ET.
EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS
Students will need access to a computer, laptop, tablet, or cell phone to access and submit assignments.
TIPS
Parents: your assistance and supervision are recommended and necessary for some of the projects, especially for younger students.
Dedication
This session is dedicated
In Loving Memory of Arnene Owens, 1936-2018
Sustaining Sponsors
Carol Vale. Dorothy and Emmett Owens. Don and Bobbie Abate. Joan Healy. Susan Torregrosa. Erika Oliver. Sara Brown. Sherry Neustaedter. The Guerrero Family.
Business and Corporate Sponsors
Studio T Photography. Fiske Brothers Refining Co. Southwest Orlando Eye Care.
Presenting Partners
Women in the Arts, Inc. and Orange County Library System.
