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Makeup for the Stage: A Whole New You!Theatre Fun!WaitlistReady to shine, shimmer, and splendid? In this hands-on workshop, students will explore the basics of stage makeup while learning how totransform themselves and their classmates into theatrical characters. From rosy cheeks to wicked witchy makeovers, we’ll use brushes, sponges, and a touch of imagination to bring characters to life. Whether you want to master a glamorous look fit for a prince or conjure up something fantastic, we’ll grant your theatrical wishes, no genie required!Fall 2026
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Mario MadnessAdaptive Recreation for Teens & AdultsMario, Luigi, Yoshi, Toad, Bowser, Peach and friends! You’ll have a blast with this interactive, multi-player racing experience on the Nintendo consoles.Fall 2026 -
Math ManiaBrain PowerElevate your child's readiness for kindergarten with our dynamic math prep class! Through captivating hands-on activities, little learners dive into the world of numbers, geometry, measurement, and patterns, ensuring a solid foundation for academic success in a lively, interactive setting filled with games, and excitement. No class November 24.Fall 2026 -
Medicare Options for You: One-on-one counseling sessionsLecturesQuestions about your Medicare options? You’re not alone! Meet with a representative from the Ohio Senior Health Insurance Information Program (OSHIIP) to discuss your Medicare benefits and options and get the answers you need. OSHIIP is the lead Medicare educational office in our state providing unbiased information. (They do not sell insurance.) They can be particularly helpful to those who are just getting ready to retire, or who might want to consider changing their Medicare coverage. Representatives will be on hand for forty-five minute individual counseling sessions. Free service but you MUST pre-register for individual counseling. Call the Senior Center for the schedule. Instructor: OSHIIP Location: OSC ClinicSenior Center Year Round 2026
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Mix It Up CookingGet CreativeLittle chefs will explore the kitchen through fun, hands-on activities that inspire creativity and learning. Children will help prepare simple, delicious recipes while developing basic cooking skills, improving fine motor coordination, and learning about healthy eating. Each class is an exciting, tasty adventure filled with teamwork and discovery! *PLEASE NOTE: Some of our ingredients may include or have been produced in a factory with soy, dairy, nuts, gluten, and egg. No class November 3 & 24.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistMix it Up Cooking (Gr. K-5)Get CreativeMIX IT UP is back—bigger, bolder, and tastier than ever with ALL NEW recipes! In this hands-on cooking class, kids of all levels step into the chef’s hat as they chop, mix, measure, and whip up their own delicious creations. They’ll build kitchen confidence, expand their taste buds, learn real culinary terms, and make new foodie friends along the way! And the fun doesn’t stop at the stove—kids will also enjoy food themed games, crafts, and recipe inspired activities that keep the culinary creativity going! It’s a delicious adventure from start to finish! *PLEASE NOTE: Some of our ingredients may include or have been produced in a factory with common allergens such as, but not limited to, soy, dairy, nuts, gluten, and egg. Students attending Moreland Hills Elementary school must update their SDM notes to attend the program. Students without an updated note will not be able to ride the Rec Bus. Any students who will not be attending a class must email knewman@orangecsd.org to confirm their absence.Fall 2026 -
Mixed MediaDelve into Mixed Media with Orange Art Center! In our Mixed Media classes, you will use various mediums, techniques, and processes in your artwork. These varieties can range from found objects, printmaking, exploration of color, precious metal clay, sculpture and more.Category -
Monochromatic Portrait Oil Painting WorkshopPaintingDiscover the power of simplicity in this four-hour monochromatic oil portrait workshop. Designed especially for beginners, this class focuses on understanding values, facial planes, and edge control without the added complexity of full color. A supply list will be emailed at the time of registration. Approximate supply cost, depending on materials already owned: $75.Fall 2026 -
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Monthly LuncheonsSpecial EventsMenu details can be found in the Scoop Newsletter or call the Orange Senior Center 216-831-8600 ext. 5700. Must pre-register.Fall 2026 -
Multimedia Arts CertificateEducational OpportunitiesLooking to launch your career in multimedia art and design? The Multimedia Design Online Training course equips you with the fundamental technical and conceptual skills for this challenging interdisciplinary environment. The Multimedia Arts Online Training course gives you the conceptual, technical, and visual design skills required to create multimedia applications and environments. You'll explore Adobe Photoshop, and After Effects, as well as digital video editing. For more information and to register visit: https://careertraining.ed2go.com/orangecommed/training-programs/multimedia-design/?Category=arts-and-designFall 2026
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My First Production: Aladdin, Jr.Auditions & PerformancesWaitlistStep into the spotlight! This exciting introduction to the stage gives our youngest performers a chance to be part of Community Production with five fun rehearsals and a magical tech week to bring it all together. Through guided practice, songs, adapted choreography, and adorable costumes, students will build confidence, teamwork skills, and stage presence in a supportive, playful environment. Perfect for first-time performers ready to shine!Participation EligibilityNo audition required, however, students must be enrolled in a Fall 2026 Stagecrafters class in order to be eligible to participate. In addition, each parent/guardian must complete online registration and questionnaire.FeesThe Registration Fee below includes the Participation Fee of $129 (resident) or $139 (nonresident) and Costume Fee of $75. Payment will be processed prior to the first rehearsal. Optional purchases of Yard Signs, Playbill ad, Shirts & Photos will be available after the cast list has been given out.RehearsalsRehearsals will be on Sundays November 15, December 6, December 13, January 9 (Saturday), and January 10 from 1-3pm. Once we cast theshow, we will distribute rehearsal schedules that try to accommodate cast members’ conflicts as best as possible.Tech WeekTech week is the final and most intensive mandatory week of rehearsals before a musical opens to an audience. It’s when all the technical elements of the production—lighting, sound, costumes, set changes, props, microphones, special effects, and more—are integrated with the actors’ performances. Tech week begins Saturday January 9, 2027. Tech week continues January 11 through January 14. K-2 Cast Members split into two casts (A & B). Cast members that attend Moreland Hills are bussed to Orange High School for tech rehearsals from 4-5:30pm Monday through Thursday.Show Dates/TicketsPerformances are scheduled for January 15, 16 and 17, 2027. Tickets will go on sale approximately 2 weeks before the show. Cast members will receive a link to purchase tickets prior to access of the general public. Ticket prices range from $15-$20.Fall 2026
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NEW! All Media Painting Studio - Thursday Afternoons: Fall IIPaintingBring your own ideas to life in this open studio format class. Work in the painting medium of your choice: oil, watercolor, acrylic, oil pastel, or chalk pastel. Receive individualized instruction, technique demonstrations, and feedback tailored to your goals. Explore methods, develop your personal style, and create at your own pace. This relaxed, supportive studio environment is ideal for artists who enjoy working independently with professional guidance. Intermediate and advanced students are welcome. Students supply their own materials. Please note: Turpentine and traditional paint thinners are not permitted in OAC studios. Odorless paint thinner is required for oil painting. No class November 26.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistNEW! Champleve Enamel with Metal Clay - Thursday Evenings: Fall IIJewelryIn this 4 week class explore the art of champleve enamel in this hands-on class! Over four weeks, you'll create a two-part fine silver metal clay piece with a recessed design, then fill it with multiple layers of glass enamel, experimenting with color choices, layering, and shading. You'll finish by learning to grind the enamel to a smooth, even surface and polish your piece to a beautiful shine. Enjoy step-by-step instruction with live demonstrations and individual feedback in a relaxed, creative studio environment. Prior experience with metal clay is required. Limited class size of 6 students. Jewelry materials paid directly to the instructor: $135. No class November 26.Fall 2026 -
NEW! Collage Like Matisse WorkshopStudio WorkshopsHenri Matisse turned to collage in the 1940s after illness confined him to a wheelchair, and the vibrant, cut-paper works he created during that period became some of the most celebrated pieces of his career. In this workshop, we'll draw inspiration from his bold use of shape and color to create our own layered collages. You'll begin by building a background of collaged geometric shapes, then layer organic forms on top to bring your composition to life. Come with an idea or image in mind, whether that's a flower, plant, mushroom, fruit, vegetable, or any nature-inspired subject that speaks to you. All skill levels welcome.Fall 2026 -
NEW! Exploring Abstraction: Through the Landscape - Thursday Mornings: Fall IIPaintingThis class explores ideas of landscape through the work of Abstract Expressionist painters of the 1940s, 50s, and 60s, artists who revolutionized modern art and shifted the art world's center from Paris to New York City. We will also look to their predecessors, including the Impressionists, Fauvists, and Surrealists, whose ideas and techniques helped lay the groundwork for their innovations. Throughout the class, each student will work from a landscape that holds personal meaning, exploring ways to interpret and reimagine it through drawing, painting, and collage. In addition to the course fee, a materials fee of $100 will be payable directly to the instructor. An additional supply list will also be emailed at the time of registration. Approximate supply cost, depending on materials already owned: $115. No class November 26.Fall 2026 -
NEW! Foundations of Oil Painting - Friday Mornings: Fall IIPaintingLearn how to work with oil paint through direct instruction in materials, color theory, visual concepts, and brushwork. This class is designed for beginners and those with some experience who want to revisit core techniques. Sessions include demonstrations, painting time, and individual feedback to help you build confidence and control in the medium. A supply list will be emailed at the time of registration. Approximate supply cost, depending on materials already owned: $90. No class November 27.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistNEW! Relaxing Painting Flow WorkshopStudio WorkshopsUnwind in this one-hour evening workshop designed to bring joy back into the painting process. Each session focuses on painting as a flow art, where the emphasis is on exploration and creativity rather than the final result. Students will engage in playful projects that spark child-like imagination while gently challenging the inner perfectionist. Along the way, participants will learn foundational painting techniques they can apply in a relaxed, supportive setting. Inspiration will also come from artists such as Alma Thomas and Hilma af Klint, whose distinctive styles celebrate color, pattern, and expression. Acrylic paint will be the main medium, with opportunities to experiment with watercolor, paint pens, and more. Take one workshop or all three: the choice is yours! All skill levels welcome and all supplies provided.Fall 2026 -
NEW! Relaxing Painting Flow WorkshopStudio WorkshopsUnwind in this one-hour evening workshop designed to bring joy back into the painting process. Each session focuses on painting as a flow art, where the emphasis is on exploration and creativity rather than the final result. Students will engage in playful projects that spark child-like imagination while gently challenging the inner perfectionist. Along the way, participants will learn foundational painting techniques they can apply in a relaxed, supportive setting. Inspiration will also come from artists such as Alma Thomas and Hilma af Klint, whose distinctive styles celebrate color, pattern, and expression. Acrylic paint will be the main medium, with opportunities to experiment with watercolor, paint pens, and more. Take one workshop or all three: the choice is yours! All skill levels welcome and all supplies provided.Fall 2026 -
NEW! Van Gogh Sunflowers in Paper Art: Fall IIStudio WorkshopsInspired by Vincent van Gogh's iconic sunflower paintings, students will explore how artists use color, texture, and movement to express emotion. Through the art of paper quilling, children will learn to fold, roll, pinch, and shape paper strips into beautiful sunflower petals and rich textured details. Combining quilling with watercolor painting, each student will create their own Van Gogh-inspired masterpiece to take home. All supplies provided.Fall 2026 -
NEW! Young Artists Studio - Saturday Afternoons (3-5): Fall IIYoung ArtistsBuild foundational art skills through creative, hands-on projects. Young artists will explore drawing, painting, and collage techniques using a range of traditional and experimental materials including paints, pastels, collage, and more. This class encourages artistic growth and confidence through guided instruction and material exploration. Grades K–2 meet in the morning; grades 3–5 in the afternoon. All supplies are provided.Fall 2026 -
NEW! Young Artists Studio - Saturday Mornings (K-2): Fall IIYoung ArtistsBuild foundational art skills through creative, hands-on projects. Young artists will explore drawing, painting, and collage techniques using a range of traditional and experimental materials including paints, pastels, collage, and more. This class encourages artistic growth and confidence through guided instruction and material exploration. Grades K–2 meet in the morning; grades 3–5 in the afternoon. All supplies are provided.Fall 2026 -
New! Meditation ScrollArts & CraftsLooking for a way to slow down and unwind during this busy season? Join us to create a calming “meditation scroll” using a soothing practice of slow stitching. No experience is necessary—this class is designed for all skill levels. We’ll provide all the material you need as you relax, focus, and create a unique personal piece at your own pace.Fall 2026 -
New! Meet the Author EventLecturesThe Roadmap for Seniors is a thoughtful and empowering companion guide for older adults and their families. Through its blend of practical advice, storytelling and insightful questions, it opens a path to conversations around aging and independent living. See how making a plan for the future is responsible and rewarding. Author: Lee-Ann SpacekFall 2026
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New! Navigating the Health Care SystemLecturesWhether you or a loved one is dealing with a new diagnosis, living with a chronic illness or simply struggling to navigate the complex healthcare system this presentation is for you.in the presentation, you will learn how to advocate for your own healthcare or for someone you love, how to prepare for medical appointments and conversations, learn strategies to navigate insurance and billing and lastly how to protect your rights and make informed decisions. Instructor: Beth DeryFall 2026