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Spring Semester: January 12 - May 22
Easter Break: March 30 - April 5
Art Show: May 16, 3 - 5pm
The Spring Semester is inspired by well known masters Henri Rousseau, Vincent Van Gogh, and Claude Monet, and contemporary artists Pete Gromer, Iris Scott, and others.
If you register mid-semester, please, reach out to Ms. Luba for proration.
Please, feel free to reach out if you have questions. support@kalinaartstudio.com
Non-Reimbursable Dropouts: Dropping out of a semester-long class for any reason will not result in reimbursement. Once you have enrolled, the commitment is for the entire semester.
If your class was cancelled due to the teacher’s personal emergencies, a make-up class will be scheduled at the end of the semester.
Kalina Art Studio will not be held responsible for cancellations due to circumstances beyond our control, including but not limited to acts of nature, government restrictions, or emergencies.
If a class is missed due to sickness or other reasons, your teacher will try their best to help them catch up during following classes. Sadly, this is not always possible since classes are very dynamic and often use different materials. In that case the student will take their unfinished project home.
Spring Semester: January 12 - May 22
Easter Break: March 30 - April 5
Art Show: May 16, 3 - 5pm
The Spring Semester is inspired by well known masters Henri Rousseau, Vincent Van Gogh, and Claude Monet, and contemporary artists Pete Gromer, Iris Scott, and others.
If you register mid-semester, please, reach out to Ms. Luba for proration.
Please, feel free to reach out if you have questions. support@kalinaartstudio.com
Non-Reimbursable Dropouts: Dropping out of a semester-long class for any reason will not result in reimbursement. Once you have enrolled, the commitment is for the entire semester.
If your class was cancelled due to the teacher’s personal emergencies, a make-up class will be scheduled at the end of the semester.
Kalina Art Studio will not be held responsible for cancellations due to circumstances beyond our control, including but not limited to acts of nature, government restrictions, or emergencies.
If a class is missed due to sickness or other reasons, your teacher will try their best to help them catch up during following classes. Sadly, this is not always possible since classes are very dynamic and often use different materials. In that case the student will take their unfinished project home.