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CHRISTIAN FORMATION
for
CHILDREN & YOUTH
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DIVING DEEPLY
INTO
GOD'S LOVE!
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Teach children in the way they should go
and when they are old, they will not depart from it.
~ Proverbs 22:6 ~
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"The Spirit, the living memory of the church,
reminds us that we are born from a gift and that we grow by giving,
not by holding on, but by giving of ourselves."
~ Pope Francis ~
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CALENDAR QUICK LOOK!
This Sunday, October 18
9:30am: Nursery open
9:10am: Confirmation Class
Special session on prayer in preparation for All Saints Sunday
(Conference Room)
9:45am: 3yrs - 5th grade classes (designated classrooms)
9:45am: Upper Room Time for Teens (Conference Room)
Special session on prayer in preparation for All Saints Sunday
Scroll down for more info!
Next Sunday, October 25
9:30am: Nursery open
9:10am: Confirmation Class
(Conference Room)
9:45am: 3yrs - 5th grade classes (designated classrooms)
9:45am: Upper Room Time for Teens (Youth Room)
Special presentation by Paige Shortsleeves from PEACE!
Scroll down for more info!
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ONLINE REGISTRATION: ALWAYS OPEN!
Sunday School, Confirmation Class, Upper Room Time for Teens
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Click the link OR scan the QR code to register!
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Visit our Welcome and Registration Table!
(just outside the Godly Play classroom;
2nd floor of Harris Hall)
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PET BLESSING BLESSES
ONE AND ALL!
We had an amazing time with all those who attended. Each furry friend received a special blessing by Fr. Andrew, Mother Mary Ellen or Fr. Chris and we also had a remembrance poster to honor our animal companions who have passed on. We were very grateful that Maureen Hunter from Animal Aid and Sandy Cahill from Furry Friends were able to join us for the Pet Blessing as well.
Many thanks to teens Jack & Charlotte Ledwell, Chloe Bruno, Sofia Bruno, and Ian Ouellette for helping and to Steve Demoreuille and Sandy McGrath for all the set up.
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YOUTH GROUP PET FOOD & TOWEL DRIVE:
AMAZING SUCCESS!
We are very grateful for all the donations
that you all generously provided!
Many thanks to all who have contributed!
Our food, towels and blankets were shared with two rescue groups: Animal Aid and Furry Friends. Monetary donations will be divided among Animal Aid, Furry Friends and the South FL Wildlife Center.
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WHO WANTS SOME
ADORABLE KITTENS?
(WHO DOESN'T?!)
Among those present at the Pet Blessing were St. Gregory's parishioner Nathalie Fleites and her gorgeous kittens -- all of whom are available for adoption. Nathalie has lovingly cared for these rescues and would love to see them settled in a loving, welcoming home.
If you are interested, please contact Nathalie at
786-458-9515
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WHAT'S COMING UP?
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
This Sunday, October 18
9:10am: Confirmation Class (Conference Room)
9:45am: Upper Room Time for Teens (Conference Room)
Special session on prayer in preparation for All Saints Day presentation
Scroll down for more info!
Next Sunday, October 25
9:10am: Confirmation Class (Conference Room)
9:45am: Upper Room Time for Teens (Youth Room)
Special presentation by Paige Shortsleeves
from P.E.A.C.E.; 9:45am in the Youth Room
Scroll down for more info!
Looking Ahead!
Mark Your Calendars and Stay Tuned for More Details!
Sunday, Nov 01: All Saints Day; Youth participate in the 10am service;
AND it's our Meals with Meaning Serve Day (1:30pm - 3pm)!
Looking way ahead -- Rock the Universe 2027 trip!
SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE INFO!
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ALL SAINTS SUNDAY
Sunday, Nov 1
at the 10am Service
Join us for this special service as we joyfully honor the saints who have gone before us, the "great cloud of witnesses" who light our path. We will be reading the Prayers of the People, which we will have written on Sunday, Oct 18 during Confirmation Class and Upper Room Time, and take part in the procession. Stay after the service for an amazing Coffee Hour featuring treats from all different cultures!
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MEALS WITH MEANING SERVE DAY
Sunday, Nov 1, 1:30pm - 3:30pm
Join us once again for our Meals with Meaning Serve Day as we work with Rose & Gena Vallee to serve those in need in our community. Greet guests, serve meals and give out personal items as we live into the joy of service to others. All teens and parents are invited to participate! Please meet in Harris Hall at 1:30pm. Contact Anita Sherman for more information!
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CONFIRMATION CLASS: LIFE IN CHRIST
(Grades 6, 7, 8 and others)
Confirmation Class meets every Sunday at 9:10am during the school year in the Conference Room (unless otherwise noted).
Our journey to Confirmation for young people is a three-year program. Our program seeks to nurture the faith of our young people as they prepare for their high school years and beyond, giving them a solid foundation for a Christ-centered life. The Confirmation Class experience may also include retreats, service opportunities and other activities. All young people in grades 6, 7 and 8 can participate in and benefit from this class, regardless of whether or not they choose to be confirmed. Older teens, those transferring from other churches, or any others who are interested are most welcome to participate as well.
During Confirmation we explore:
-- The Bible and the stories that shape our life and faith
-- A life of prayer and worship led by and replenished by the Holy Spirit
-- A life of ministry and service as disciples of Jesus
-- The Anglican/Episcopal tradition in all its breadth and depth
ANY QUESTIONS?
NEED MORE INFORMATION
ABOUT CONFIRMATION AT ST GREGORY'S?
Please contact Confirmation teachers
Fr. Andrew Sherman - asherman@at-gregorys.com
Gena Vallee - gvallee@st-gregorys.com
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UPPER ROOM TIME
Conversation, Reflection and Prayer -- with lots of Fun and Fellowship!
Upper Room Time meets at 9:45am in the Youth Room during the program year. All teens 6th - 12th grade are warmly invited to join us!
This Sunday, October 18
9:45am: Upper Room Time for Teens (Conference Room)
Special session on prayer in preparation for All Saints Day presentation
Next Sunday, October 25
9:45am: Upper Room Time for Teens (Youth Room)
Special presentation by Paige Shortsleeves
from P.E.A.C.E.; 9:45am in the Youth Room
Scroll down for more info!
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LOOKING AHEAD TO UPPER ROOM SPECIAL EVENTS
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
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This Sunday, Oct 18
Special session on prayer in preparation
for All Saints Day presentation
We will explore what it means to pray, hear some examples of prayers from various traditions, and write the Prayers of the People which we will read during the 10am service on All Saints Sunday (Nov 1).
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Sunday, Oct 25
Special presentation
by Paige Shortsleeves of P.E.A.C.E.
Paige will engage us in an introduction to the work of PEACE (People Engaged in Active Community Efforts) and show us how we can all contribute to identifying and solving our communities' problems and challenges.
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WHAT DO WE DO DURING UPPER ROOM TIME?
Following our pattern of Pause, Listen, Reflect, Pray and Go,
we build on our previous themes of
What will you do with your one wild and precious life?
(based on Mary Oliver's poem The Summer Day) and
"What makes you come alive?"
(from a quote by theologian and civil rights leader Howard Thurman)
"Building Beloved Community"
In conjunction with St. Gregory's church-wide Beloved Community initiative we worked on how our lives and gifts reflect God's love in the world.
Theme for 2026-2027 -- "I matter. I belong. I love."
We will delve more deeply into our core identity statement:
I am a beloved child of God. (I matter.)
I am a member of the Body of Christ. (I belong.)
I have a unique calling and purpose in this world. (I love.)
As we have in the past, we continue to use some Benedictine practices to bring more balance, proportion and harmony into our lives.
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SCENES FROM THE UPPER ROOM...
On Sunday, Oct 11 we gathered in Harris Hall to enjoy Brothers Breakfast and continue our discussion about recovery with Gena Vallee.
We began as always with our meditation/prayer time, reminding ourselves that we can always take a moment to center ourselves in God before moving on to our next tasks.
We then moved into a conversation about recovery: what it means to be in recovery, and assumptions and misconceptions about addiction using some true/false statements to facilitate conversation. Gena shared her story and facilitated our conversation. We ended with a prayer from the Book of Common Prayer (see below) before heading to the 10am service.
A sample of the true/false statements that we explored:
Only poor, uneducated people are addicts.
Addicts can’t hide — it’s always obvious that they are using.
You’re only an addict if you use illegal drugs like cocaine or heroin.
You can tell who is an addict just by looking at them.
Being an addict is always your choice.
The only thing you need to quit is your own willpower.
Real Christians can’t be addicts.
Jesus would say to an addict, “Go kick your habit first. If you stay clean,
you can be one of my followers.”
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OUR CLOSING PRAYER FOR THIS SUNDAY
O blessed Lord [Jesus], you ministered to all who came to you: Look with compassion upon all who have lost their health and freedom [through addiction]. Restore to them the assurance of your unfailing mercy; remove from them the fears that beset them; strengthen them in the work of their recovery; and to those who care for them give patient understanding and persevering love.
Amen.
(Prayer 56 Episcopal Book of Common Prayer)
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WHAT'S HAPPENING IN YOUR LIFE, IN THE WORLD?
WHERE DOES JESUS MEET US IN ALL THIS??
WE'LL EXPLORE ALL THIS AND MORE IN THE UPPER ROOM!
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YAYA BOUTIQUE
Reminder -- Where does the name "YAYA" come from? Easy -- it stands for Youth and Young Adult! All our proceeds benefit our ministry with youth and young adults.
We feature new and/or gently used clothing, accessories, and fun "what nots"!
Restore the Earth ~ Refresh your style ~ Renew your wardrobe!
SHOP YAYA!
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YAYA pop ups are coming!
FALL POP UP - MARK YOUR CALENDAR!
Saturday, Nov 14 (during the ECW bazaar)
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A note about YAYA donations: Please speak with Anita Sherman directly if you have any items to donate.
We are very grateful for those who would like to contribute, but due to extremely limited storage space, we cannot accept drop off donations without prior notice and agreement. We appreciate your patience and understanding -- and your beautiful donations! Thank you!
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SAVE THE DATE!
ROCK THE UNIVERSE 2027
Saturday, January 23, 2027
If you are interested in going,
please let Anita know!
No commitment right now -- just collecting names for planning purposes!
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WHAT IS IT?
Rock the Universe is an unforgettable time of faith and fun. Experience powerful beats of Christian music's brightest stars and enjoy thrilling rides and attractions at Universal Studios in Orlando.
WHEN IS IT?
Saturday, January 23, 2027
HOW DO WE GET THERE?
Our diocesan youth leadership team is working on bus transportation.
Details to come!
WHO WILL CHAPERONE?
Anita Sherman, other St. G adults/young adults, diocesan and deanery youth leaders
WHAT ARE THE TIMES?
As in the past, we will most likely leave in the early afternoon and return late at night. More details coming once the diocesan team determines transportation.
WHAT DOES IT COST?
Free or very low cost (less than $50/person) for all St. G families for park ticket and bus transportation. Guests are welcome, but are responsible for their own ticket and transportation costs. (Full scholarships are available -- speak with Anita.)
QUESTIONS?
CONTACT ANITA ANYTIME!
anitasherman561@gmail.com
561-901-0045
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DIOCESAN YOUTH EVENTS
Take a look at these events offered by our Diocesan Youth Commission! If you are interested in participating in any of these, please let Anita know!
NEW this year @ DIOCESAN CONVENTION - The YOUTH COHORT!
We are asking each church to bring at least two young people in 7th–12th grades to participate. During the day, youth will take part in a workshop focused on church polity and will also have the opportunity to help lead Morning Prayer. There will be time for fellowship and fun, and, of course, there will also be pizza. Fret not, there will be more to the morning of Saturday, October 24th to engage those stepping up to represent their parishes at this annual gathering of church leadership.
HAPPENING, A Christian Experience - November 6 - 8, 2026
Cursillo serves adults - HAPPENING serves high school youth. This event is led by a team of high school youth who have experienced a weekend themselves then step into servant leadership to facilitate a program for their peers. Team preparation occurs over time to make each Happening a faith-filled experience.
WHEN: November 6 - 8, 2026
WHERE: St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, 2750 McFarlane Rd., Coconut Grove, FL 33133
REGISTRATION VIA LINK: HAPPENING45
ECO-MISSION, November 14, 2026
This one-day mission experience will Care for Creation of the Middle River from the campus of St. Mark's Episcopal Church and School in Oakland Park. After the work of mission participants will have an opportunity to enjoy the water for fun along with other land-lubber activities. Note, sunscreen, swim wear, a towel and change of clothes are recommended. More details will be released soon!
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CONTINUING OUR VOYAGE ON OUR 4 "SHIPS"!
Worship ☩ Discipleship ☩ Stewardship ☩ Fellowship
WHAT'S HAPPENED SO FAR? LET'S CELEBRATE!
🙌 Upper Room Time Meet & Greet Day
🙌 Sunday Fun Day
🙌 Pet Food & Towel Drive and Pet Blessing Day
WHAT'S COMING UP? LET'S LOOK FORWARD TO:
Meals with Meaning Serve Day ~ Presentation by P.E.A.C.E.
Breathwork presentation by Rev. Elizabeth Pankey Warren
Upper Room Fun Days ~ YAYA Pop Up Sales
BRIYA gatherings ~ Mental wellbeing program(s)
All Saints Day Prayers of the People presentation
Poinsettia Sale ~ Annual Christmas party and gift exchange
Rock the Universe trip ~ Lenten Soup Sale
Palm Sunday Passion Story Presentation
Confirmation Retreat and Service
and, of course...
🙌 Confirmation Class every Sunday
and regular Upper Room Time Gatherings on Sunday mornings
during the school year!
WOO HOO!! EVEN MORE GREAT PROGRAMS IN THE WORKS!
STAY TUNED!
— Cyber safety program
-- All About THC awareness program
— More fun activities!
Got a great idea? Please share!
Contact Anita to share your thoughts and ideas!
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How have you served our community?
Share your stories and photos!
Send to anitasherman561@gmail.com
OUR NEXT SERVICE OPPORTUNITY
Sun, Nov 01: All Saints Day; Youth participate in the 10am service;
AND it's our Meals with Meaning Serve Day (1:30pm - 3:30pm)!
Scroll up for more info!
Service Ideas...Do On Your Own Any Time!
Though the following are not organized St. Gregory's activities
you can still try one and earn hours!
Try one of these ideas or come up with some of your own!
❤️ Write notes or make cards of encouragement
for seniors in local nursing homes.
Deliver them yourself (Boca Rehab is a great choice; 755 Meadows Rd, Boca) OR drop them off at church and Anita will deliver them!
❤️ Send a note of thanks or encouragement
to someone serving in the military.
Visit Operation Gratitude's website for great info and guidelines.
https://www.operationgratitude.com/volunteer/anywhere/letters/
❤️ DIY Beach Clean Up
Grab a bag, gloves and/or grabber and hit the sand to pick up trash
to keep our beaches clean, beautiful and hospitable for wildlife.
You'll be amazed at how much debris you can collect
in even a few minutes of clean up.
❤️ Paint and Distribute "Kindness Rocks"
Put your artistic skills to work and paint messages or drawings
of encouragement on smooth stones (you can easily order stones and paint markers online). Put them around the neighborhood
or offer them to anyone who might need a pick-me-up.
GOT A GREAT SERVICE IDEA OF YOUR OWN?
SHARE IT WITH US!
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FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT YOUTH MINISTRY
OR TO BE ADDED TO THE MAILING LIST
PLEASE CONTACT ANITA SHERMAN
anitasherman561@gmail.com
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BECAUSE WE LOVE THEM!
This section is dedicated to items of interest
for anyone who loves and cares for children
and youth. Enjoy!
[Please note that inclusion of any item in this section is purely for informational purposes and does not constitute endorsement or promotion of any person, product or program.]
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THE BEST OF STUDENT PODCASTS
What do Americans really know about their country? What do we mean when we think of "home"? When a father dies, what lessons does he leave for his son? And, was Andy Warhol a woman named Patricia?
These topics – from fifth graders in Hewlett, N.Y., a high school student in Ann Arbor, Mich., an 11th grader in Cicero, Ill., and a middle schooler in Brooklyn – make up just a few of the many questions that students around the country turned into audio stories and sent us this year. Their answers to those questions are among our 2026 honorees as the best student podcasts in America.
In its eighth year, the NPR Student Podcast Challenge received nearly 1,500 podcasts from students in 42 states and the District of Columbia. Our education team spent the summer listening to each of them, and from all those entries we've chosen the very best.
News Source: https://www.npr.org/2026/09/30/nx-s1-5930430/student-podcast-challenge-2026-finalists
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JUST FOR FUN AND WONDERING
WHAT DO YOU SEE? 👀
[Please note that inclusion of any item in this section is purely for informational purposes and does not constitute endorsement or promotion of any person, product or program.]
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READING: A CIVIL RIGHT?
The right to vote, the right to freedom of speech, the right to due process, and ... the right to read? You may not think of the ability to dive into a good book as a civil right, but Reading Partners does — and it’s changing the lives of thousands of students across the country.
Reading ability among American children has not fully rebounded to pre-pandemic levels, and achievement gaps based on demographics like income persist. In 2022, just 33% of all fourth graders performed at or above “proficient” on the National Assessment of Educational Progress; that number dipped to 19% for those who were eligible for free or reduced cost lunch.
The stakes are high: Students who are not proficient readers by the end of third grade are four times less likely than their proficient peers to graduate high school on time. So Reading Partners is stepping in, partnering with schools and communities around the U.S. to provide individualized tutoring to students who need it.
Operating on the aforementioned belief that “reading is a civil right,” the organization has mobilized over 100,000 volunteers to deliver 3.7 million tutoring sessions since its founding in 1999. Read the full article to hear from Reading Partners program managers and a volunteer about the impact it has on kids.
Source:www.nicenews.com
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EVEN MORE OPPORTUNITIES FOR
FUN, FELLOWSHIP, AND SERVICE!
Please note that these activities are not sponsored, supervised or hosted by
St. Gregory's Youth Ministry
or Sunday School.
They are extra opportunities
that we are sharing in case you would like
to participate on your own.
If you have any questions, please email Anita at anitasherman561@gmail.com.
PLEASE LET ANITA KNOW
IF YOU HAVE AN ACTIVITY TO ADD TO THIS SECTION!
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BOCA RATON PUBLIC LIBRARY
The library has abundant free and low-cost activities for children and teens. Check out the latest offerings and fun ideas for the upcoming months, including those on hoopla!
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BOCA RATON
COMMUNITY EVENTS
Check out the website
for a listing of great activities in our community!
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FANTASTIC PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN, YOUTH & FAMILIES!
Discover a place where creativity comes alive for kids, teens, and families.
At the Boca Raton Museum of Art, our Youth & Family programs invite visitors of all ages to explore art through hands-on making, playful learning, and meaningful experiences. Whether you're joining us for a drop-in workshop, a family event, or an adventure in the galleries, there's always something inspiring to discover together.
Explore Anytime
Some of our favorite ways to experience the Museum don't require a reservation. Grab a kit at the front desk and dive in — on your own schedule, at your own pace.
Art Tales
Art Tales invites children ages 4–8 years old and their caregivers to explore art and stories together in the galleries. Available to check out anytime at the front desk, each Art Tales kit is centered on a featured artwork currently on view in the museum. Inside each kit, families will find a book, looking prompts, and gallery friendly activities that encourage shared reading, close looking, and conversation. This program is funded through the generous support of the Florida Blue Foundation.
Sketching Kits
Pick up a Sketching Kit at the front desk and turn any gallery visit into an art-making adventure. Each kit includes a sketchbook, pencils, and prompts to help you observe, draw, and respond to the artwork around you — no experience necessary. Perfect for visitors of all ages who want to slow down and see the galleries through a different lens.
Tips for Exploring the Galleries Together
- Look closely and take your time. Slow down and notice the small details — colors, textures, expressions, patterns. Encourage children to share what they see first.
- Ask open-ended questions. Try prompts like "What do you notice?", "How does this artwork make you feel?", or "What do you think is happening here?" There are no wrong answers!
- Make it playful. Turn looking into a game — find shapes, spot colors, or imagine what sounds an artwork might make. A little play goes a long way.
- Follow your child's curiosity. Let young visitors lead the way. If a piece captures their attention, pause and explore it together.
- Use your body and senses. Try posing like a figure in a sculpture, tracing lines in the air, or imagining textures with your hands. Movement helps kids connect deeply with what they see.
- Connect art to their world. Ask: "Does this remind you of anything?" or "If you made a piece like this, what would it be about?" Art becomes more meaningful when it relates to their lives.
- Celebrate their ideas. Affirm every observation — excitement and confidence grow when kids feel heard.
Upcoming Youth & Family Programs
From weekly drop-in workshops to seasonal family celebrations, there's always something happening at the Museum. Browse what's coming up and find your next experience.
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The Art School offers a hands-on, instructional approach across multiple mediums to aspiring artists of all ages, the intermediate artist looking to expand their skills and working artists looking to reinforce skills under the watchful eyes of seasoned, award winning teaching professionals. The Art School's growing curricula offers thousands of studio sessions each year to enjoy.
Offerings for young people include classes such as ceramics and pottery, art exploration, comic drawing, fashion, and anime drawing.
Click here for more info about classes!
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SKETCHING AT THE GALLERIES
All are welcome to slow down, look closely, and draw inspiration from the art around you. Sketching in the Galleries invites visitors of all ages to pick up complimentary drawing materials and sketch at their own pace. This is a drop-in program, no preregistration required.
Find out more!
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CREATION STATION
Offered monthly on Saturdays, Creation Station is a drop-in program featuring an art activity inspired by artworks currently on view. Start your visit with a fun gallery exploration using kid-friendly prompts and activity aids that highlight a featured artwork. Then head to the studio to create your own piece using a variety of materials and techniques. Each month brings a new theme to keep things fresh, creative, and connected to the exhibitions. Designed for children ages 5 and up. No preregistration required—just bring your imagination!
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Great programs and events for all ages,
including lessons, camps, performances and more!
VISIT THE WEBSITE!
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2026/2027 Nicklaus Children's Health System
Smart Stage Matinee Series
Mister C Vol. 3: When Science Goes Viral | Oct 21, 2026 | The Parker
Slow Burn Theatre Co.: Come From Away | Oct 22, 2026 | Broward Center
School House Rock | Nov 13, 2026 | Broward Center
Shakespeare 45 | Nov 17, 2026 | Broward Center
Slow Burn Theatre Co.: Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory | Dec 15, 2026 | Broward Center
Arts Ballet Theatre - The Nutcracker | Dec 16 & 17, 2026 | The Parker
Magic School Bus | Jan 26, 2027 | The Parker
Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! | Feb 4-5, 2027 | Broward Center
Bill Blagg: Magic in Motion | Feb 23-24, 2027 | The Parker
Junie B. Jones | Apr 1-2, 2027 | Broward Center
Slow Burn Theatre Co.: Dear Evan Hansen | Apr 15, 2027 | Broward Center
Llama Llama Live! | Apr 22-23, 2027 | Broward Center
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SLEEPING BEAUTY AT
THE PARKER PLAYHOUSE
Saturday, March 27 at 7pm
An Ultimate Fairy Tale for the whole family!
This spring, World Ballet Company brings The Sleeping Beauty to Fort Lauderdale.
Journey into an enchanted kingdom where Princess Aurora, the wicked fairy Carabosse, and a century-old spell come to life through breathtaking choreography, dazzling costumes, and magnificent sets. Featuring 40 world-class dancers, over 150 radiant hand-sewn costumes, and spectacular scenery, this beloved fairy tale is an unforgettable experience for audiences of all ages.
The Parker - Lillian S. Wells Hall
707 Northeast 8th Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
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EXPLORE THE PLAYS OF SHAKESPEARE!
Step into the world of the Bard with Shakespeare 45, a fast-paced celebration of Shakespeare's most unforgettable works.
In just 45 minutes, Asolo Rep brings a vibrant mix of iconic scenes, timeless sonnets, and spirited songs to life, showcasing the beauty, humor, and power of Shakespeare’s language. A lively theatrical journey through Shakespeare’s genius, this performance offers an up-close and engaging experience perfect for both lifelong Shakespeare fans and those new to his works!
Recommended for Grades 6–12
Tue, Nov 17 at 10 AM
Broward Center | Amaturo Theater
$10 SINGLE TICKETS | $8 GROUP TICKETS (Groups of 10+)
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THE NUTCRACKER
Experience the magic of Tchaikovsky's beloved holiday classic!
This enchanting version of The Nutcracker follows young Clara as she embarks on a fantastical journey to the Land of Sweets, where she encounters a host of whimsical characters, from the brave Nutcracker Prince to the Sugar Plum Fairy. Filled with stunning dance, vibrant costumes and unforgettable music, this 90- minute rendition captures the heart of the original story.
Arts Ballet Theatre
The Nutcracker
Recommended for Grades 2–4
Wed, Dec 16 at 10:30 AM AND Thu, Dec 17 at 10:30 AM
The Parker | Wells Hall
$10 SINGLE TICKETS | $8 GROUP TICKETS (Groups of 10+)
| Nature talks and walks, all manner of fitness classes, tai chi groups and much, much more are available through the Palm Beach County Parks system. Check out the link below to see all the offerings! | |
PLEASE REMEMBER:
-- Safety policies: Please refer to the "What's Happening" weekly email or other church communications for current policies set by church leadership. Stay tuned for updates as situations are always evolving.
-- Stay home if you or your child(ren) feel unwell, test positive for COVID, or have recently been exposed to someone with COVID or other communicable diseases.
-- Don't forget that all our Sunday services are livestreamed. To access online services, please click on the link below at the scheduled time. No Facebook account is needed to access the services. https://www.facebook.com/pg/SaintGregorys/videos
-- Register your children for Sunday School Visit the St. Gregory's website to access online registration. Scroll down to the Children, Youth & Families section. See the link below!
-- Provide us with updated contact information so that we can keep you informed and in the loop.
-- Contact us at any time with questions or concerns. We will do our very best to address them. See contact information below.
-- Let us know if you would like to volunteer -- We can always use some helpers! No prior experience necessary. Speak with Sunday School Coordinators Silvia Hall, Ayanna Reid, or Anita Sherman if you would like to volunteer.
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DON'T FORGET -- YOU CAN REGISTER ANY TIME ONLINE!
Sunday School, Confirmation Class, Upper Room Time for Teens
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