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Performance Art & Self-Expression Camp

Monday, June 2 from 10:00 AM 3:00 PM

Age

7, 8, 9, 10 and 11

Location

Class Details

Schedule

Monday, June 2 – Friday, June 6, 2025
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Instructor

Corinne Loperfido
Claire Carlomagno

Ages

7-11 years old

Registration Cost

$375 for 5 days

View the camp FAQ here.

About the camp

During this week of camp, we will be exploring different and creative ways to express ourselves through upcycled fashion, crafting, storytelling, costumes, masks, puppets, drawing, painting, dance parties and movies. We will learn how to collaborate on group art projects and find our own voices through these different mediums. At the end of the week, there will be a show for the friends and family where each camper will show off their creations and perform for the group.

Our summer camps provide hands-on learning experiences that foster creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration. Engaging in artistic activities allows children to express themselves in unique ways, boosting their confidence and emotional intelligence. Our experienced instructors offer a supportive and engaging space where all children can discover their passions, build lifelong friendships, and develop a sense of belonging. Not to mention, our summer camps are fun!

Snacks will be provided every day, but children are expected to come with their own lunches and beverage (or water bottle) each day.
Break times will happen outside. Please be sure your child comes prepared for outdoor activities with sun protection each day.

About the instructor

Corinne Loperfido

Instructor / Artist

Corinne Loperfido is a social practice artist whose colorful maximalist work spans visual & performance art, upcycled fashion & costume design, and community event production focused on women’s empowerment and environmental activism.

Claire Carlomagno

Instructor / Artist

Claire went to art school at the Academy of Art San Francisco and specializes in textile arts, and quilting. She is a clinical herbalist, massage therapist, and works as a studio assistant for Kala Stein where she produces a line of botanical pottery for Chateau Sonoma. Claire also teaches for the Youth Programs at the Sonoma Community Center as well as for the queer art club.

Camp FAQ

  1. Water Bottle
  2. Lunch
  3. Snacks(If your child has a preferred snack)
  4. Hat
  5. Please apply sunscreen before coming to camp

Drop off will be on the back patio before the class start time, and pick up will be in the same location after the class end time.

Yes, we would love to have you! Contact Melissa Agocs at melissa@sonomacommunitycenter.org

You may provide any special accommodations that your child/children may required during the Camp Registration process. You may also send any additional information or questions you may have to melissa@sonomacommunitycenter.org.

Yes, all of our instructors are required to complete a Live Scan.

Unfortunately, we do not have the capacity to offer early drop off and late pick up at this time. This is something that we hope to have in the future.

No, masks are optional.

General Class FAQ

All Memberships(Excluding the $50/year tier) receive 10% off any purchase above $40. You should have received your discount code in your membership confirmation email.

If you have any questions regarding the use of your code, you can contact Sean Baskin at sean@sonomacommunitycenter.org or call the office at (707)938-4626.

Not a member? View more information about our monthly and yearly plans here.

The Sonoma Community Center is committed to creating an accessible learning environment. If you require any special considerations(medical, physical, learning) please share them with Sean Baskin, Program Associate, by emailing him at sean@sonomacommunitycenter.org so that he can forward them to the relevant Program Director and Instructor.

  • All Levels
  • Welcomes participants from beginning through advanced. Instructor provides a balanced and flexible curriculum suitable for participants with any level of experience.
  • Beginning
  • Participant has little to no experience with this medium and needs or expects guidance at every step during the class. Participant wants to learn about materials, techniques, and vocabulary of the medium.
  • Intermediate
  • Participant is comfortable with the medium and expects both guidance and time to work alone with the medium.
  • Advanced
  • Participant is very confident with all aspects of the medium. Participant is self-motivated; ready to experiment and develop their artistic voice.

We ask that you notify us at least 10 business days in advance of a class if you need to cancel your registration. You may cancel by phone or email and we will gladly offer you a refund or credit toward a future class. If you cancel with less than 10 business days notice, we will not be able to provide a full refund. A flat cancellation fee of $15 will be charged to cover the transaction fee.

Sometimes, the Sonoma Community Center has to cancel a class due to low enrollment or unforeseen circumstances, such as a natural disaster or health emergency. If this happens and we do not offer a reschedule date, you will be refunded 100% of your registration fee, or credit towards a future class. If we are able to offer a reschedule date but you are unable to make the new date, we will gladly offer credit towards a future class.

Late additions to any program, class, or workshop that has already begun will be allowed on a per-case basis depending upon the Program Director & instructors approval. Late additions will have to pay the full registration cost of the class, along with any materials fees, and will not be prorated for the time missed. You may reach out to the program directors directly, or the Program Associate Sean Baskin at sean@sonomacommunitycenter.org to request a late addition.

We are always looking for new instructors. You can find more information about the process here, or fill out the form directly here.

You can view our full class policies and guidelines here.

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