Canton POS
10-Week A.R.T. Ceramic Class for Veterans - spouse add-on

Begins 02/25/2026, Ends 04/29/2026
Deadline to Register: 02-24-2026
10 Wednesdays, 06:00 PM-08:00 PM
Room 103
WE VALUE VETERANS AND WE VALUE FAMILY!
Veterans & Active-Duty Ceramics Program – Participation Rules
The Alpha-Romeo-Tango (A.R.T.) Ceramics Program is exclusively for U.S. veterans and active-duty service members, funded by the National Endowment for the Arts and Creative Forces.
1. 10 Core Spots (FREE)
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Reserved exclusively for verified U.S. veterans or active-duty personnel.
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Includes clay, tools, glazes, firings, and instruction.
2. Spouse / Partner Add-On (Paid, Limited) *Scholarships are available - inquire with Amanda Crowe, amanda@cantonart.org
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Maximum 2 spouse slots per 8-week session (first-come, first-served).
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Cost: $85 per person (covers clay, glazes, 2 bisque + 2 glaze firings). Approximately $8.50 per class.
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Must register at the same time as the eligible veteran.
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Spouses create alongside veterans but do not count toward grant hours.
3. Children Age 12+ (Paid, Case-by-Case Approval) * *Scholarships are available - inquire with Amanda Crowe, amanda@cantonart.org
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One child per veteran maximum.
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Child works at the veteran’s table and is supervised by the veteran.
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Child must follow all studio rules.
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Cost: $42 per person (covers clay, glazes, 2 bisque + 2 glaze firings). Approximately $4.20 per class.
4. Wait-List & Caps
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Studio capped at 10 total students (approved ratio).
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Veterans always bump to the top of the wait-list.
Alpha Romeo Tango (A.R.T.) Program 10-Week Ceramics Class
Instructor: Susan Mentrak
Location: Canton Museum of Art, Classroom 103 - Please check in at the front desk
Spring Schedule: Wednesdays 2/25, 3/4, 3/11, 3/18, 3/25, 4/1, 4/8, 4/15, 4/22 and 4/29
Class Description: This innovative ceramics art program offers an empowering outlet specifically for veterans. Through hands-on instruction in various pottery techniques, participants can explore their creativity, find solace in the tactile nature of clay, and connect with fellow veterans in a supportive community. The program aims to foster well-being, encourage self-expression, and provide a unique avenue for processing experiences and building new skills.





