Ends & Beginnings • JUNE 2021
The school year is ending, recitals are happening, and we are saying goodbye to friends in our spring semester of classes. But as some things end, other things are beginning and we look forward to many of the happenings listed below!
This Saturday!
June 5th, 7:30pm
The Composer's Craft: Mozart
This event will be streamed online, and is the last virtual performance this season.

Join us as we welcome back Jenny & George, who many will remember from their stunning performances and inspirational dialogue last year about the composer, Bach.

Jenny Stirling, violinist and violist, and George Larivee, pianist, will perform the Andante movement from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Sonata for Violin and Piano, K. 454. A discussion will follow (in layman’s terms), in which we will explore the basic building blocks of the music that Mozart so brilliantly created. 
Classes & Workshops
Summer Arts
The camp tents are up, and the outdoor stage is active! Find out what continuing opportunities there are for staying active and creative this summer:
Drawing & Painting, grades 6 - 12
Youth Theater, ages 10 - 14
Summer Camp, ages 5 - 12
Free art-making event: Printmaking

Saturday, June 12, 2:00
Join artist Marina Strauss outside under the tents for two hours of stress-free exploration of printmaking and collage.

Details and registrations here - all ages, all abilities
Contemporary Approaches to Watercolor I and II
June 6th & June 13th, 12:00pm - 3:00pm, ages 16+
This month, explore Watercolor! Established Boston-based printmaker and painter, Boriana Kantcheva, will teach you a variety of techniques in this exciting, two-part, workshop. This is for everyone who would like to experience watercolors. It will offer a number of projects that use this medium in an experimental and very enjoyable way from learning to use stencils, layers, salt and a variety of texture creating materials. Register online at: www.MunroeCenter.org/workshops
Community Art
Flip Flop Art Showcase

This month ArtWalk takes on summer footwear! Creatives of all ages are encouraged to pick up a flip flop and start painting and collaging.
Find out more online.

Watch this space!

We are celebrating the Lexington streetscape project by inviting residents to paint their own brick (for their own home).

Stay tuned for more information next month about our Lemonade Night and free art-making activity.
MCA Artists
Youngsheen A Jhe is featured in this month's Artscope magazine, "The Art of Loneliness", available online, or in print at the back entrance of MCA.
Jeanine Sobell Pastore is part of a two woman show opening June 4th at the Sloane Merrill Gallery
75 Charles Street, Boston MA

The arts make everything better.
Your support fuels this. Thank you!
Thank you to our sponsors who have helped to support our community programming and capacity building this spring.