Dungeons & Dragons Club for Teens
About
The Carrollwood Cultural Center will start a Dungeons & Dragons club for teens, ages 14 to 17, in January 2019.
Interested teens, including beginners, are invited to drop in for a game. The cost to participate is $4 per person per game. The Center’s goal is to schedule the club to meet once or twice a week. A final schedule will be published in January. The group will be led by brothers Matthew and Jamie Jones.
The club is in response to a theatre roll-playing class that the Center offered in 2018. The instructor, Matthew Jones, used the popular game to teach students about character development and storytelling. At the conclusion of the class, Jones and his students continued to meet at the Center and a club started to form. After meeting three times in late 2018, they are looking to expand by inviting other teens to join the group.
For more information, email Katie Castonguay at [email protected]
*Must be in high school to join and it is first come first serve with a cap of 15 teens.
Upcoming Dungeons & Dragons Club Meetings & Events
The Student/Faculty Art Show showcases work completed by students and faculty members of the Center during the past three years. The 2021 exhibit is in honor of former Center instructor Peter Stilton who passed away in December 2020.
Click Here to view other featured artists and exhibits on display in the Gallery at Carrollwood Cultural Center today.
The Holiday Trees Display & Auction is a fundraiser for the Carrollwood Cultural Center. Visit the Center either in-person or online between November 6 and December 11 to view and bid on various themed and decorated trees.
We are proud to present 30 items in this year’s auction (VIEW ITEMS). Titles and themes for the decorated trees include All Hallow’s Eve, Santa Claus is Coming to Town, All that Glitters is Gold, Silver & Gold, Gnome for the Holidays, Sugar Plums Dancing, Christmas Friends, It’s Fidgeting to Look a lot Like Christmas, That’s a Wrap, Arbor Terrance Citrus Park Blue Christmas Tree, “You’re in a Tree, Call Your Dad” True Crime Podcasts, Claymation Christmas, Warm Wishes Mug Tree, May the Season Be With You (Star Wars), Fawhoo Fores, Dawho Dores (Dr. Seuss), Tree Rex Dino Tree, and Ring in the New Year. In addition, the Center is auctioning several handcrafted decorative tabletop tree displays.
Your support makes a difference by helping us provide cultural and educational programs and events that enhance learning, creativity, and a sense of community across groups and generations.
Auction ends on December 11 at 3 p.m.
Wheel Throwing
Students will learn the basics of wheel throwing by forming and throwing simple shapes on the potter’s wheel. More advanced students will build upon the basics to create larger, more advanced projects. Please Note: Working with the wheel requires moderate upper body strength, using shoulders, arms, and hands to mold and shape clay.
Weeks 1-4 are for creating, and weeks 5-6 are for glazing. Break week is for firing. Finalized pieces can be picked up the first week of the next session at your previous class time even if you are not registered for the next session. Notice will be sent out to all students once the firings are complete.
Creative Dance/Ballet Intro (3-5)
Beginning Dance/Ballet Student/YoungChild. An introduction to dance, movement, and choreography provides a foundation to build more skills, strength, and technique.
Wheel Throwing
Students will learn the basics of wheel throwing by forming and throwing simple shapes on the potter’s wheel. More advanced students will build upon the basics to create larger, more advanced projects. Please Note: Working with the wheel requires moderate upper body strength, using shoulders, arms, and hands to mold and shape clay.
Weeks 1-4 are for creating, and weeks 5-6 are for glazing. Break week is for firing. Finalized pieces can be picked up the first week of the next session at your previous class time even if you are not registered for the next session. Notice will be sent out to all students once the firings are complete.
Pottery Studio
Meeting Room II
Main Theatre
The Student/Faculty Art Show showcases work completed by students and faculty members of the Center during the past three years. The 2021 exhibit is in honor of former Center instructor Peter Stilton who passed away in December 2020.
Click Here to view other featured artists and exhibits on display in the Gallery at Carrollwood Cultural Center today.
The Holiday Trees Display & Auction is a fundraiser for the Carrollwood Cultural Center. Visit the Center either in-person or online between November 6 and December 11 to view and bid on various themed and decorated trees.
We are proud to present 30 items in this year’s auction (VIEW ITEMS). Titles and themes for the decorated trees include All Hallow’s Eve, Santa Claus is Coming to Town, All that Glitters is Gold, Silver & Gold, Gnome for the Holidays, Sugar Plums Dancing, Christmas Friends, It’s Fidgeting to Look a lot Like Christmas, That’s a Wrap, Arbor Terrance Citrus Park Blue Christmas Tree, “You’re in a Tree, Call Your Dad” True Crime Podcasts, Claymation Christmas, Warm Wishes Mug Tree, May the Season Be With You (Star Wars), Fawhoo Fores, Dawho Dores (Dr. Seuss), Tree Rex Dino Tree, and Ring in the New Year. In addition, the Center is auctioning several handcrafted decorative tabletop tree displays.
Your support makes a difference by helping us provide cultural and educational programs and events that enhance learning, creativity, and a sense of community across groups and generations.
Auction ends on December 11 at 3 p.m.
Outside (Main Building)
The Studio
Mudslingers Studio Pass
Wheel Throwing
Students will learn the basics of wheel throwing by forming and throwing simple shapes on the potter’s wheel. More advanced students will build upon the basics to create larger, more advanced projects. Please Note: Working with the wheel requires moderate upper body strength, using shoulders, arms, and hands to mold and shape clay.
Weeks 1-4 are for creating, and weeks 5-6 are for glazing. Break week is for firing. Finalized pieces can be picked up the first week of the next session at your previous class time even if you are not registered for the next session. Notice will be sent out to all students once the firings are complete.
Little Rembrandt with Michele Stone
Art Room I
A high-energy hip-hop dance class that combines music, rhythm, and movement to help hone strength, balance, and flexibility.
Jr. Artist
Your 3rd through 5th grader will have fun as they create original pieces of art while learning different mediums and techniques. Kids will use their imagination as they explore colors, textures, and genres as they expand their knowledge of visual art. Continuous enrollment in this class throughout the year will allow your child(ren) to continue developing their artistic abilities. Soon, you will have plenty of beautiful art pieces to display in your home!
Art Room I
Adult Jazz with Devan Bittinger
Dance Studio
Art Room
Hatha Flow Yoga with Sharon Orbin
Virtual
Adult Ballet for Intermediate
Dance Studio
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