Volume 2 | December 2019
What's Up at The Warehouse!
Welcome to “What’s Up at The Warehouse!”, The Warehouse Community Art Center’s newly established monthly newsletter! We intend to use our newsletter as a means to keep our followers, friends and supporters up to date and in the loop with what we have been up to at The Warehouse what we have planned for the future!
Winter Studio Updates
In November we began electrical upgrades and insulation work in the Winter Studio. Special thank you to our wonderful volunteer crew, Tom Connelly and Lights On Electric, and Scott Lacko and Kozar Technologies!
Money Tree Raffle Fundraiser
WIN $500 and support The Warehouse! Tickets are being sold online and at The Warehouse until Decmeber 6. $5.00 / ticket (only selling 500 tickets)

Drawing 12/6/19 at 8:00pm at Inspiration Bar. Need not be present to win!
Yoga
We are very close to completing the upgrades in the Winter Studio. Stay tuned for possible classes to resume in December. Please contact our instructor, Tricia Schwaba, for temporary times and locations. Tricia: 773-704-8172, triciaschwaba.com.
LIVE @ Inspiration Bar
Enjoy free live music performances!

Dec. 6- Open Mic Lab, 7-9pm

Dec. 13- Brett Schwartz, 7-9pm

Dec. 20- Todd Schroeckenthaler, 6-8pm


Interested in performing? Contact Marita at music@eagleriverart.com.
Youth Programs
We are excited to share that,we began a new fall program for homeschool students this fall. Click here to learn more.
Thank you Eagle River and St. Germain 4K for visiting and painting with us!
Upcoming Classes
Dec. 7th - 1-Day Wheel Throwing Boot Camp
9am - 3pm. $70 per participant.

Dec. Beginning Wheel Throwing: Ages 10-110

Session 1: Mondays, 6-9pm.
$170 / participant.


Session 2: Thursdays, 9am-12pm.
$170 / participant.



Dec. 18th - Corks & Canvas: Poinsettias
6 - 9pm. $45 / participant.

Arts and Aging
Below is a short story and illustration created by residents in our Arts and Aging program, an arts experience designed for those with dementia and memory issues. Click here to read more about the program.
George's Gloomy Winter

George is standing in front of a big pile of snow. He is shoveling it off the driveway to make room for his new car, a red corvette. It’s red so it won’t get lost in the snow. But it is a convertible so it’s kind of cold. He decides to just put it in the garage for the winter. But he has to go to work so he has to take it out in the morning. He gets to work and covers it with a blanket. George loves his car! The car smiles, it’s happy. George isn’t smiling because he thinks it won’t last through the winter this way. But this snowstorm George is shoveling is in the spring. So, it is almost over. He decides to put it back in the garage and carpool with Sam, his friend. He watches to see if the groundhog sees its shadow. Nope! Six more weeks of snow… He goes inside and goes to bed. George is not happy. The next morning he gets up and buys a pick-up truck.
To read our full newsletter, click here!
The Warehouse Community Arts Center is a 501(c)3 organization and serves as Eagle River’s
artistic hub, providing quality education, programming, and events that explore all aspects of
creativity for all ages. We believe that access to the arts improves the quality of life of each
individual who lives and plays here while also helping contribute to the economic vitality of our
community. More information and the schedule of events can be found online at
eagleriverart.com.