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It's never too late to learn something new. 
And it's not too late to sign up for our 2022 Cabin Fever Events!
Cabin Fever Classes Next Week

Wednesday and Friday, January 5 and 7
Crochet Fingerless Mitts
| Keep Me In Stitches | 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Lynda Vrgora
$45

Learn to crochet the clever fingerless mittens in Lynda's cozy downtown studio. Students should have basic crochet skills. All supplies will be provided, including yarn and a crochet hook to take home.


Thursdays, January 6, 13, 20, 27
Become a YouTube Producer
| McCall College | 6:30 - 8:15 pm
Dr. L. Bryan and Nettie K. Williams
$80

Become a capable producer of content for YouTube. Need to fix something? Check
YouTube. Need a new skill? YouTube. Now it’s your turn, and we’ll teach you how to create quality videos.


Change to course: Computers are available for those who need them, or bring a Windows 10 Laptop with camera and microphone.

Thursdays, January 6, 13, 20, 27, February 3
Claiming Our Stories: A Generative Class on Writing Your Life 

Hybrid class~ in person at the Lutheran Church or on Zoom | 3:00 - 5:00 pm
Almost Full--please email us to register.
CMarie Fuhrman, Idaho Writer in Residence
$80

How do you tell the story of your life? How do you convey truths in stories whose exact details are forgotten? Where do you even begin? Draw on what is deepest in you to write the stories you have always wanted to express, locate the narrators of your life, flesh out some of the other voices that inhabit your memory and imagination, and find the structure of your telling.

 

  • Drop it off any time at CUB McCall 114 N 3rd St.
  • Or email to info@mccallarts.org
  • Or mail to PO Box 1391, McCall 83638
Payment may be sent to the MAHC Venmo account here,
our Paypal account here,
or dropped at CUB.

 
Skip the form and register online with Eventbrite--fees apply.
 

Funding for this project has been provided by the Idaho Humanities Council (IHC) and the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) as part of the Sustaining the Humanities through the American Rescue Plan (SHARP).

Read more and register for all classes here.
End of Year Giving
 
We would like to give a special thank you to all of our patrons who have participated in our End of Year Giving drive. We are only able to do what we do through the generosity of our community. 

If you have not yet donated and would like to support us, we'll make it easy~
If you'd like to help but can't support us financially, talk to us about volunteering or tell your friends and family about the fun, creative things we're doing.
 January Creative Campus Classes for Kids and Teens
 
Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare
Tuesdays after school starting January 11
Ages 13–17
$50

Come along for a six-week immersion in this rollicking comedy, anticipating the Idaho Shakespeare Festival's 2022 Repertoire.
with Renée Silvus

Rad After School Scribblers - a Creative Writing Class
Wednesdays after school starting January 12
Ages 13–17
$30

Break out your muse and dive into discovering and refining your unique voice. We'll engage in a wide array of writing prompts, styles, and genres so you can find and explore what works for you. The class will begin with a four week run.
with Renée Silvus

 
Friday Night Lights: Musical Theatre Audition, Technique and Preparation
Four Fridays starting January 14
Ages 9–17
$50

Prepare a musical theatre audition, learn to sing in an ensemble, increase vocal range, gain confidence, and sing joyfully. This class is recommended for all levels and all kids interested in Musical Theatre.
with Linda Moyer
$50
See details and sign-up here.
We are committed to providing access to the arts for children and affordable events for everyone. We also believe in paying artists and actively promote this ethic with other local and regional arts organizations. Need-based partial scholarships are available for most classes upon request. Please enquire at info@mccallarts.org.

A Creative District is a way to identify, promote and grow the creative people, products, and places of an area.

Creative districts become destinations for both locals and visitors, contribute to local economies, and help to celebrate and retain the unique characteristics that, along with our stunning natural environment, define our region.

The Arts and Humanities Council is collaborating with the Idaho Commission on the Arts, the City of McCall, and other organizations to help pioneer the first creative district in Idaho.


If you are what we call a Creative~ a brewer, designer, editor, baker, performer, quilter... If artistry, crafting, or making describe what you do~ for a living, for a hobby, for love... If you inhabit a studio, shop, restaurant, or any creative space...

 
Please join the count by adding your profile to our
Creative District website.

Places, people, organizations, businesses, and brands all welcome. 
 
What we do with the district is up to us. Currently we are talking about collaborations across the region, a local arts tour, and how to create and support creative venues.
 
First, get yourself and/or your location counted. 
Also help spread the word. Share the profile inventory with friends, neighbors,
and favorite local creatives.


Need Good Internet?
Creatives are invited to use the internet at CUB on Fridays~
make your profile and stay to work awhile.
Looking for a creative way to contribute to the community?
Do you enjoy collaborating and have an eye for detail and a heart for vision?
Do you appreciate the arts and/or humanities?

 
We're hiring.
 
The McCall Arts and Humanities Council is seeking a part-time Administrative Director to oversee administrative, adult programming, and fundraising operations. Duties would include:
  • providing strategic leadership.
  • developing and executing adult programming to serve the community.
  • raising funds to advance the mission and secure the future of the organization.
  • overseeing financial management.
Maybe you know someone perfect for the job.
 
Invitation to Artists
 
Conserving the Heart of Idaho Heart Sculpture Artwork
Deadline for Application: Friday, December 31st, 2021
Award: $300
The Payette Land Trust invites artist submissions for the 1st annual Conserve the Heart of Idaho heart art project. The selected artist will paint/decorate an existing fiberglass heart sculpture to be displayed at multiple indoor and outdoor locations in and around McCall.
The theme is “Conserving the Heart of Idaho.” Proposals are welcome that showcase Payette Land Trust's mission and engage, educate, and inspire the community. Click here for more information.


Call to Artists: McCall Public Library Integrated Artwork
Deadline for Applications: Tuesday, January 18, 2022
Budget: $60,000

The City of McCall and McCall Public Library Board are seeking an artist or artist-team, 18 years or older and living within Idaho or one of its contiguous states, to work with designers and construction contractors to design, fabricate, and install artwork as a unique integrated or functional aspect of the upcoming 12,000 sq. ft. McCall Public Library Expansion Project. More details and application instructions can be found here:  Call to Artists - McCall Public Library Integrated Artwork.pdf 
We are grateful for your continued presence and support.    

To All Things Bold and Imaginative,
Renée Silvus, Board Chair and Acting Director
Dawn Kolden, Artistic and Education Director
Trinity Nash, Development and Communications

Perry Hedin, Board Vice-Chair
Ellen Ganz, Board Treasurer

Anissa Rooney, Board Member

 
Did you receive our end-0f-year appeal letter? 
Click here if you missed it--full of pictures and a summary of the year.
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