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ArtNet: Cultural Arts Directory for Educators in Pima County      

Volume 4

2004-2005

About ArtNet
ArtNet welcomes you, the educational leaders of our community, to this unique resource of community programs as presented in this directory. This directory has been created with a commitment to the Arizona Arts Standards. It is composed of information provided by the member organizations.  ArtNet provides this information as a resource service only.  ArtNet cannot substantiate the actual activities, or the quality of these activities.  You are invited to contact and visit the organizations to learn more about the arts activities they offer.

ArtNet, founded in 1994, is a dynamic coalition of Tucson's art organizations and cultural institutions dedicated to the integration of arts experiences into the community with a strong focus on our youth.  ArtNet's goals are to provide opportunities for Arizona's cultural organizations and school districts to exchange information and ideas, to integrate art education more completely into schools' curriculum and to advocate and facilitate increased cultural experiences in the community.

For information about ArtNet contact:
Benita Silvyn, Education Director
UApresents
520-626-4421

This online version of The Cultural Arts Directory for Educators is made possible by:

Uspresents
Ken Foster, Executive Director
Benita Sylvan, Education Director

ARTSWORK
The Kax Herberger Center for Childen & the Arts, ASU
Any corrections or additions contact:  lin.wright@asu.edu
Copyright by ASU 

ArtNet: Table of Contents

• A.C.M.E. Studio: Artists Celebrating Motivating Educating  
• Arizona Rose Theatre Company 
• Arizona Theatre Company  
• CRIZMAC -- Art & Cultural Education Materials, Inc.
• J J Jazz 
• Paul Fisher: The Path of Theater  
• Pima Community College Center for the Arts  
• Storyteller Glenda Bonin  
• The University of Arizona, Museum of Art   
• Tucson Museum of Art  
• Tucson Desert Harmony Singers  
• Tucson Men’s Barbershop Harmony Singers   
• Tucson Symphony Orchestra  
• UApresents    

Students > ArtNet > A.C.M.E. Studio

A.C.M.E. Studio: Artists Celebrating Motivating Educating

Costs
Cost is based on class size, school budgets, & materials

Arizona Arts Standards
Art as Inquiry,  Art in Context, Creating Art

Program Description
A.C.M.E. studio offers the classroom educator our A.B.C. (Art Belongs in the Classroom) arts education series of workshops.  A.B.C. brings the who-what-where-when-why and how of 18 major artists, past and present into the classroom.  Students finish the workshops by producing a quality artwork based on their own interpretation of the artist being studied.  Total classroom hours for the complete A.B.C. series is 72 hours; mini series is 16 hours.

How to Schedule
Educators set their own schedule as to workshop dates, Monday – Thursday 9am to 2pm.

Contact Person
Sharon Harrington

Address
10625 North Longview

Marana. AZ 85653

Phone: 520.861.7442

E-mail: acmestudio10625@aol.com

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Arizona Rose Theater Company

Arizona Rose Theater Company

Appropriate Grade Level
4th through 12th

Costs
School Performance -- $5.00; “family” priced tickets
$12.00 across-the-board price for all reserved seats for the entire
2004/2005 main stage season.

Arizona Arts Standards
Art in Context, Art as Inquiry

We are in our 18th year of producing totally original (book, music and lyrics) musicals with community casts of 18 to 30 + actors, dancers and singers. We make study guides available to all teachers bringing students to school performances. The Berger Performing Arts Center -- Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind, 1200 W. Speedway is our venue.

SCHOOL PERFORMANCES are 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Call Janice Magurany 520.748.5764

Contact Persons
Terry Howell                                        Janice Magurany                                                                   

Address
PO Box 77334                                     935 West Pine
Tucson, AZ 85705                               Tucson, AZ 85704

Phone: 520.888.0509                          520.888.0509 or 784.5764

E-mail: thowell@arizonarose.cc               Auntjan10@earthlink.net

Web site:  http://arizonarose.cc  

The information on this page was accurate as of the 2002-2003 season.

2004-2005 season

Students > ArtNet > Arizona Theatre Company

Arizona Theatre Company

Appropriate Grade Level
6th Grade through 12th Grade

Costs
Tucson, $6.00 (regular performances) - $8.00 (the musical) per student
Phoenix, $6.50 (regular performances) – $9.00 (the musical) per student

Arizona Arts Standards
Art as Inquiry

Program Description
ATC offers at least one student matinee per production. The Student Matinee performances are presented at 10:30 am. A free play guide is distributed to all teachers attending the event and a post-show discussion with ATC staff and the actors ends the event. Teachers may request a complimentary ticket to a performance previous to the student matinee to preview the production for content and suitability.

Educational Extras

• Backstage tours (minimum two weeks notice required)
• Classroom visits, presentations and workshops to prepare students for their theatre experience at a Student Matinee or to discuss various theatre topics. ATC can also prepare a visit customized to fit the learning needs of your classroom.
• We offer audio description, American Sign Language interpretation, wheelchair accessible seating, infrared listening devices, Braille and large print programs.
  • Discounted student tickets for other regularly scheduled performances: $15 student tickets ($18 for the musical)
• Scholarship tickets are also available.

SUMMER ON STAGE -- SOS is a collaboration with University of Arizona School of Theatre Arts, Childsplay, Inc. and ATC. The program is a five week, intensive workshop which teaches students basic acting techniques, movement for the theatre, character development and more. Students develop their creativity and end the course with fully mounted productions of scripted works.

Contact Person – Tucson                           
Julie Vance, Education Coordinator Coor.

Address  
PO Box 1631
Tucson, AZ 85702

Phone: 520.884.8210 x 8506

Fax: 520.628.9129

E-mail: jvance@arizonatheatre.org                 

Web site: http://www.arizonatheatre.org

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Students > ArtNet > CRIZMAC

CRIZMAC
Art & Cultural Education Materials, Inc.

Appropriate Grade Level
Kindergarten through 12th, College, and Adult

Costs
Varies

Arizona Arts Standards
Creating Arts, Art in Context, and Art as Inquiry

Program Description
CRIZMAC publishes and distributes multicultural art education curriculum resources. These materials include curriculum programs, interdisciplinary sets, videos, DVDs, music, English and bilingual books, CD-ROMS, and one-of-a-kind folk art. Travel seminars to Arizona, New Mexico, Italy, and Mexico are offered to teachers, artists, and art lovers around the world. Professional development and graduate credit is available. You can also bring one of our many seminar speakers to your school. Printed catalog and online ordering available.

How to Schedule
Call 1.800.913.8555 or http://www.crizmac.com for more information

Contact Person
Contact a customer service representative by phone or email.

Address
PO Box 65928
Tucson, AZ 85728-5728

Physical Address
1642 North Alvernon Way
Tucson, AZ 85712

Phone: 520.323.8555
Fax: 520.323.6194
E-mail: customerservice@crizmac.com 
Web site: http://www.crizmac.com

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Students > ArtNet > J J Jazz

J J Jazz

Appropriate Grade Level
3rd through 12^th and Teacher Training

Costs
$30 - $37.50/Hour.

Single presentation minimum, $75. plus travel if outside greater Tucson.  Ensemble rates vary according to number of artists and hours.  (Multiple hours, sessions qualify for lower rate per hour.)

Arizona Arts Standards
Creating Arts, Art in Context

Dr. Jarrett (Ph.D. Ethnomusicology) is a professional musician, arranger, ensemble leader, journalist, administrator and educator with wide experience in academic and community organizations. A professional jazz singer, she has also performed in a wide variety of genre. Interactive workshop/demonstrations and performances include Rhythmic Systems of the World, Jazz and Improvisation, and Latin Music and Dance. Please contact for full offerings. . . .

Teacher training sessions facilitate faculty in integrating arts and culture into other disciplines in a practical, effective manner.

Contact Person
Janice Jarrett

Address
5480 N. Kennebec Lane
Tucson, AZ 85704

Phone: 520.888.2690

E-mail: jjjazz@mac.com

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Students > ArtNet > Paul Fisher: The Path of Theater

Paul Fisher: The Path of Theater
Curriculum Assessment Through Theatre

Costs
$50 per hour
per diem and lodging outside of Tucson (negotiable)

Arizona State Standards
Theatre Arts Standards are covered based on the nature of program
PROGRAM DOES NOT COVER:
Make up or Stage Construction

PLEASE NOTE:
During “Curriculum Assessment Through Drama” Arizona Standards in any curriculum area are covered, based on on-going classroom instruction

Program Description
Program provides in classroom modeling, co-teaching, workshops and staff development

Curriculum assessment Through Drama
Pre-assessment and post-assessment of all curriculum areas using theatre skills, total physical response and Differentiated Instruction
the path of theatre

Thorough exploration of performance from script
Improvisation skills – learning and performance

How to Schedule
Contact Paul Fisher

Contact: Paul Fisher

Address
722 W Vanover Rd.
Tucson, AZ 85705
Phone: 520-882-5308

E-mail: paul@murielofskye.com
Web : www.dakotacom.net/~skye
UNTIL DECEMBER 2004
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Students > ArtNet > PCC Center for the Arts

Pima Community College Center for the Arts

Appropriate Grade Level
K-Adult

Costs
Free - $25

Arizona Arts Standards

Program Description
The Center for the Arts supports the PCC Theatre Arts and Music Department as well as the recently named, Bernal Gallery. The 3-theatre facility is also utilized by local, regional and national performance groups.

How to Schedule
Give us a call!

Contact Person
Leigh Ann Rangel

Address
2202 West Anklam Road
Tucson, AZ 85709

Phone:  520.206.6986

Fax:  520.206.6670

E-mail: Leigh.Rangel@pima.edu   

Web site: www.pima.edu

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Students > ArtNet > Storyteller Glenda Bonin

Storyteller Glenda Bonin

Appropriate Grade Level
1st through 12th

Costs
$40 /hour in residency setting

Arizona Arts Standards
Creating Art, Art in Context, Art as Inquiry

Program Description
Introduction to storytelling by example and through a variety of class exercises.  Students will explore different ways to tell a tale, identify stories to interpret, and have the opportunity to perform in front of a group. Month-long residencies address  Arizona Standards for Language Arts and Performing Arts.  

How to Schedule
Ideal schedule for a core group students would be five-to-six 45 minute classes in a one or two week time period. For larger groups or schools, artist is available for twenty-day residencies.

Contact Person
Glenda Bonin

Address
PMB 233
1830 East Broadway, Suite 124
Tucson, AZ 85719

Phone: 520.629.0270

Fax: 520.617.0591

E-mail: Glenda@storyworksgroup.com

Web site: http://www.storyworksgroup.com 

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Students > ArtNet > U of A Museum of Art

The University of Arizona Museum of Art
  
Appropriate Grade Level
Early Childhood through 12th, University, Life-long Learners

Costs
Free Admission, Tours, Pre- and Post-visit, Outreach

Arizona Arts Standards
Creating arts, Art in Context, Art as Inquiry

Program Description
TOUR DESCRIPTION: The University of Arizona Museum of Art invites the community to engage with and learn from the visual arts through its vibrant exhibitions, vital permanent collection, and extraordinary programming. UAMA has more than 5,000 paintings, sculptures, and works on paper with the particular strengths being the Samuel H. Kress Collection that contains European paintings from the 14th through 19th centuries; the C. Leonard Pfeiffer Collection of American paintings from the 1920s to 1940s that includes a Georgia O’Keefe; European works of art by artists such as Picasso and Rodin in the Edward J. Gallaher, Jr. Memorial Collection; The Jacques Lipchitz: Sketches and Model Collection; and the George Gregson Bequest of
19th and 20th century French paintings. UAMA averages 15 changing
exhibitions a year that makes each visit to the museum a fresh experience. Docent-led tours, professional development for educators, family programs, and lectures provide ample opportunities for visitors of all ages and backgrounds to enjoy a satisfying art experience. UAMA is Family, School & Community Friendly! . . .

Highlight tours provide a sampling of UAMA’s collection and special exhibitions. Teachers and group leaders are invited to request special thematic tours that link art to the curriculum. UAMA Docents provide the visitors with an interactive participatory tour experience that brings art, artists, cross-disciplinary concerns, and time periods alive. FREE pre-visit materials and Docent visits to the classroom are available; additionally, outreach into the classroom and post-visit materials are available for an enriching culmination to the field trip.
Docent-led tours of the Museum's permanent collection and special exhibits are available to groups of 8 or more free of charge. Due to the intimate size of our galleries and to maintain a proper teaching environment, group size is limited to 75 people. One adult chaperone is required per 10 students. Chaperones are responsible for the students' conduct in the Museum. Tours last approximately one hour.
Self-guided tours are always welcome. To ensure the best educational experience for everyone, we require that you call to schedule a date and time for your self-guided tour. Self-guided tours are subject to the same policies as guided tours.

How to schedule your tour!
Call 626-9899 at least two weeks in advance to schedule a docent-led tour. Let us know if you have any special requests or curriculum emphasis.

Museum Hours
Tuesday thru Friday 9am to 5pm
Saturday & Sunday Noon to 4pm
Closed Mondays & University Holidays
For Summer Hours contact the Museum 621-7567

Location and Parking
The University of Arizona Museum of Art is located on the southeast corner of Park and Speedway. Buses may drop off students on Helen and Fremont (one block north of Speedway Blvd. and east of Park Ave.) at the head of the Speedway underpass to the University of Arizona. Follow the underpass to the UA campus. Take the staircase to your right as you enter campus and continue forward to UAMAs main entrance. (For wheelchair access continue up the incline and travel back through the Arts Oasis to UAMA's main entrance.)

For those traveling by car (including oversize vans) paid visitor parking is available in the UA Park Avenue garage on the northeast corner of Park and Speedway. (Parking is free on weekends). See map for details.

Outreach for Elementary and Middle School: Art a la Cart
Art a la Cart presentations provide a comprehensive art lesson including, art history, aesthetics and a hands-on studio experience. We provide the expertise, and you provide basic art materials. These presentations last from 40 minutes to 1 ∏ hours and are limited to 30 students at a time. Consecutive classes may be scheduled. Call 626-9899 to schedule Art a la Cart in your classroom. Choose from the following themes:

The Art of Mexico (grades K-8) The Mexican Muralists created a national style for the people. Through storytelling and observation, students examine the history and heroes of Mexico. Following our discussion, students will create their own hero drawing.

Home on the Range: Art of the Western Frontier (grades K-6)
We'll round up your students and explore the Old West through the art of Frederic Remington and Charles Russell. Students will learn basic design principles and illustrate a poem.
Jacob Lawrence, American Painter (grades K-8)
"My pictures express my life experiences. The things I have experienced extend into my national, racial and class group. So I paint the American scene." Discussion includes important historical concepts about the Black Experience in America. Students will create a work of art based on their life experience.

The Magic of Color (grades K-3)
This playful approach to studying color will introduce students to the color wheel: the primary and secondary colors, and warm and cool colors. We will discuss how colors elicit feelings and emotions, while we explore the magic that color adds to our world.

The Magic of Color: Creating Optical Illusions (grades 4-8)
Color has the ability to fool our eyes and captivate our senses. Students will explore basic artistic and scientific properties of color and discover how artists create volume, space and movement in a work of art.

Perspective: The Illusion of Depth (grades 4-8)
Students will test their own perceptions of the space around them to better understand how we perceive distance. This lesson covers the six rules of atmospheric perspective and provides an opportunity for students to create a drawing in perspective.

Who is this Person? (grades K-8)
Faces are revealing. Using stories and reproductions, students will learn how to interpret portraits from the past and present. They will create a portrait of their own.

The Place of Public Art (grades 4-8)
Build an awareness of public art's function in the community. Explore the history and significance of public art and how it impacts the environment. Students will design an artwork that delivers a message.

Outreach for Middle School & High School: Gallery Learning Model

The Gallery Learning Model is an opportunity for students to develop their visual, verbal and writing skills through the creation of a student-run art gallery. Museum professionals and knowledgeable volunteers consult and teach students the mechanics of running and maintaining an art gallery. Students improve their communication skills and build self-esteem as they fill the roles of curator, registrar, exhibit specialist and educator. The Gallery Learning Model is a comprehensive program that requires a space suitable for developing a regular display of artwork and a yearlong commitment. To discuss the possibility of a student-run gallery at your school call the Education Department at 621-9506.

UAMA is committed to providing opportunities for Arizona educators to continue to extend their own knowledge and appreciation of the visual arts.

In-service & Parent-Teacher Presentations
Our staff is available to conduct lectures and in-service sessions or PTO presentations at your school. Presentations can focus on aspects of our collection, ways of involving students, teachers, and parents in using UAMA as a resource, and discussions on art appreciation and aesthetics. Presentations require a one-month advance booking. Call 621-9506 for more information.

Educator Workshops
UAMA Educator Institutes provide practical knowledge and experience with art materials, art history and criticism that you can use in your classroom. Workshops are designed for art specialists and general curriculum teachers. Professional development credit is available with most programs. The majority of workshops are offered during the summer. Call 621-9506 to inquire about current workshops.

Contacts
Lisa Hastreiter-Lamb, Curator of Education, lisah@u.arizona.edu, 621-9506
Carol Petrozzello, Associate Curator of Education, carolp@u.arizona.edu, 626-9899

Address
The University of Arizona Museum of Art
1031 N. Olive
P.O. Box 210002
Tucson, AZ 85721-0002

Phone: 520.621.7567
Fax: 520.621.8770
Web http://artmuseum.arizona.edu

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Students > ArtNet > Docent Presentations

Tucson Museum of Art – Docent Presentations

Appropriate Grade Level
Grades 1st through 12th

Costs
Free

Arizona Arts Standards
Creating Arts, Art in Context, Art as Inquiry

Program Description

"Basic Color Concepts" explains why three colors are called primary. The hands-on project allows the students to experiment with mixing these primaries to produce other colors.
Grades 1-3.

"Elements of Art" teaches the students the five elements of art: color, line, shape, texture and value. A hands-on project using the basic elements will be done.
Grades 2-3.

"Looking at Art" after reviewing the elements of art, the docent uses art posters to teach a method of understanding works of art called "scanning." Students will then do a hands-on project.
Grades 4-8.

"Tribal Design" through the use of masks and designs, students learn about 5 different cultures: New Guinea, Alaska, Pacific Northwest, Africa and Pre-Columbian. 5 visits.
Grade 4.

"Master Pack" includes video, discussion and a hands-on project for each artist: Monet, Gauguin, Van Gogh, Picasso, Kandinsky and Chagall. 6 visits.
Grades 5-6.

"Modern Painting" using artists' reproductions, this presentation discusses the revolutionary effect the camera had on painting. It starts with impressionism and continues through abstract and non-objective painting.
Grades 5-12.

"Mexican Folk Art" explains what Mexican folk art is and how it reflects the customs and lifestyles of the Mexican people. Samples of folk art are brought into the classroom. Older grades will be making their own piece of Mexican folk art.
Grades 1-12.

"Pre-Columbian Art" Artifacts from Mexico and Central America are shown. These artifacts are explained by use and legends associated with each piece. Children will then do a hands-on project.
Grades 4-12.

"Western Art" the art of the American West preserved and recorded the people, land and events. Art prints and anecdotes are combined to illustrate the colorful saga of the West. Grades 4-8.

Contact Person
Carolyn King, Director of Education/Docent Scheduling 520.696.7450

Address
140 N. Main Avenue
Tucson, AZ 85701

Phone: 520.624.2333 x 121

Fax: 520.624.7202

E-mail: cking@tucsonarts.com

Web site: http://www.tucsonarts.com

The information on this page was accurate as of the 2002-2003 season.

Students > ArtNet > Tucson Desert Harmony Singers

Tucson Desert Harmony Singers, Sweet Adelines International

Appropriate Grade Level
We encourage and support vocal music education of all types in middle schools, high schools and colleges.

Costs
We offer our help and support at no cost.

Arizona Arts Standards
We meet the prerequisite for ARS through promoting ear training, performance skills, teamwork, and music interpretation skills. We seek to help administrators understand the importance of music education as an integral part of a student’s learning experience.

Program Description: Young Women in Harmony delivers both musical excellence and education while it gives young women a taste of show business. This program provides educational tools to teach young women singers the joy of performing this American vocal music art form.

How to Schedule
Young Women In Harmony Chairperson

Contact Person
Annie Hayes

Address
775 W. Roger Rd. #85
Tucson, AZ 85705

Phone: 520.887.3823
E-mail: ronann@juno.com

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Students > ArtNet >
Tucson Men's Barbershop Harmony Singers

Tucson Men’s Barbershop Harmony Singers, Tucson Sunshine Chapter, Barbershop Harmony Society

Appropriate Grade Level
We encourage and support vocal music education of all types in the elementary schools and junior high schools, our primary emphasis is with high schools and colleges.

Costs
We offer our help and support at no cost

Arizona Arts Standards
Our program seeks to meet the prerequisite for ARS through promoting ear training, performance skills, teamwork, and music interpretation skills. We understand the needs and importance of music education as an integral part of a student’s learning experience.

Program Description
Provide music and resource materials for teachers and students, provide workshops and qualified music specialists, provide educational opportunities for music teachers, opportunities for students to attend youth music camps, opportunities for joint performances with local barbershop harmony groups.

How to Schedule
Contact Youth Outreach/Young Men in Harmony Chairman

Contact Person
Ron Hayes

Address
775 W. Roger Rd. #85
Tucson, AZ 85705

Phone: 520.887.3823
E-mail: ronann@juno.com
Web site: http://spebsqsafwd.org/tsc

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Students > ArtNet >

Tucson Symphony Orchestra

Appropriate Grade Level
Pre-kindergarten through 12th

Costs
Varies with program

Arizona Arts Standards
Creating Arts, Art in Context, Art as Inquiry

Program Description
PRESCHOOL CONCERTS - a first close-up experience with musical instruments and musicians-- The TSO Flute, Viola & Harp Trio travels to your school to present this 30-minute interactive theme program for pre-K children using nursery rhymes and familiar songs to provide a basic introduction to music. Program varies from year to year.

KINDERKONZERTS! -- K-2 students enjoy the chamber orchestra in a 40 minute program with the theme Music Tells a Story. Held at Tucson Symphony Center, 2175 North 6th Avenue, the program includes classical selections and a musical version of a Susan Lowell children’s books.

MUSIC IN THE SCHOOLS (MIS) Students in Grades 3-5 explore a yearly theme such as "Emotion: the Power in Music". Four TSO chamber ensembles visit 42 participating schools for a 30 minute presentation. The program culminates in the Young People's Concert, a full orchestra concert. Participating classroom teachers receive extensive inquiry-based teaching materials.

YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONCERTS -- the TSO presents a thematic program based on a specific education objective which varies from year to year. The performances by the full orchestra are presented in TCC Music Hall and are attended by over 12,000 school children annually. This is also the culminating event of the MIS program. A docent visit, extensive teaching materials, and a CD cassette tape are provided and docent visits may be requested. Grades 3-5

YOUNG COMPOSERS PROJECT -- Middle School and High School students learn to compose works for orchestra and ensembles. The TSO serves as a "living laboratory", and the year culminates in a public reading of the new works by the chamber orchestra.

YOUNG ARTIST COMPETITION: Accomplished middle and high school students from southern Arizona and music students from the three universities vie in a concerto competition, judged by members of the TSO. All participants receive constructive feedback from the professional musicians. Prizes and opportunities to perform with the TSO are awarded. Grades 9-12

JUST FOR KIDS! These informal, interactive concerts by TSO ensembles use humor, storytelling, demonstrations, participation and discussion to introduce classical music to families and young children. Ages 2-10

DISCOVERY FAMILY SERIES AND EXPLORATION STATIONS: Full orchestra concerts designed for families and children to further experience the excitement of orchestral music. As part of the Discovery Family Series, a variety of pre-concert activities allow children and adults to participate in hands-on exploration of music and its relationship to the world.

How to Schedule
Schedule for the school year available in August. Call the TSO office anytime to be added to the update mailing list.

Contact Person
Shawn Campbell or Mary Lindley, Education Program Manager

Address
2175 North 6th Avenue
Tucson, AZ 85705

Phone: 520.792.9155 x 111

Fax: 520.792.9314

E-mail: mlindley@tucsonsymphony.org

Web site: http://www.tucsonsymphony.org  

Students > ArtNet > UA presents

UA presents

Appropriate Grade Level
Kindergarten through 12th

Costs
School Time Matinees are $5.00 per student
1 Free Chaperone for every 15 paid students
Free Teacher In-Service and workshops

Arizona Arts Standards
Creating Arts, Art in Context, Art as Inquiry

Call for show dates. All performances are at 10:00 am

Contact Person
Benita Silvyn, Education Director

Address:
The University of Arizona
PO Box 210158
(888 North Euclid, Room 203)
Tucson, AZ 85721

Phone: 520.626.4421

Fax: 520.621.5753

E-mail: bsilvyn@email.arizona.edu

Web site: http://uapresents.arizona.edu