May. 1st - Aug. 9th

Topgolf Summer Academy

Our Summer Academy is five days of non-stop entertainment and learning that kids will love. This program includes all of the components that make up the great game of golf. From chipping, putting and full swing, to the rules and etiquette, kids will learn everything they need to know to improve their game.

Each Academy is designed and taught by our golf professionals from Topgolf Coach in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Summer Academy is staffed with a low student-to-instructor ratio to ensure each Junior Golfer receives in-depth, hands-on attention while he or she develops a winning golf swing.
Academy Details

Who: Children ages 6-12
When: 9:00AM - 12:00PM | Mon. - Fri.
Select your venue for exact dates.
Cost: $199
Attire: Please dress comfortably for the weather and wear flat, closed-toe shoes.
No golf spikes, please.

Daily Schedule

Child Drop Off: 8:30AM - 9:00AM
Academy Begins: 9:00AM
Lunch: 11:00AM - 11:30AM
Please let us know at registration if your child has any food allergies.
Child Pick Up: 12:00PM - 12:15PM

What's Included

Entry into the Academy
Topgolf Game Play and Golf Instruction
Lunch (Individually packaged for safety)
Topgolf Gifts
Certificate of Completion

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Jun. 19th - Aug. 8th

June 19 - - Aug 8, 2021 (7 weeks except the Independent Day weekend)
1:30 pm Instrument class
2:30 pm Interactive Music Fundamentals
Saturday: Western instruments - Violin, Cello, Trumpet, French Horn, Trombone, Piano
Sunday: Chinese instruments - Erhu, Dizi, Pipa, Yangqin, Liuqin, Ruan, Sheng, Suona
Student Age: 7-14; Residency: San Francisco Bay Area
No age, date, instrument, and residency restrictions for one-on-one tuition lessons

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Aug. 7th

On Saturday, August 7, enjoy pop-up performances in the museum's outdoor sculpture courtyard by Texture Contemporary Ballet with music all afternoon by DJ QRX.

Bring your appetite, too! Regional food trucks and a bar created by Cafe Carnegie offering custom snacks, kid-friendly treats, local beers, delicious wines, and more will be on-site.

While you're at Inside Out, participate in art-making activities for all ages.

Inside Out events are FREE, open to all ages, have limited capacity, and are available on a first-come-first-serve basis. Make a day of it and reserve your timed tickets to visit the museum before or after you enjoy Inside Out!

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Aug. 7th

Carnegie Museum of Art visitors can experience the museum's vast art collection and distinct architecture in a whole new way by booking a Date with a Docent on Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings. Led by one of the museum's esteemed docents, these one-on-one, and small-group personalized mini-tours offer visitors an in-depth look at a specific area of the museum's collection, exhibitions, or architecture. Tours are free with the price of museum admission, which is half-off between 3:00 and 8:00 p.m. on Thursday evenings.

Extraordinary Ordinary Things: Humans have made functional objects since prehistoric times: furnishings to sit or lay upon, vessels to store or drink water, devices to illuminate the darkness or mark the passage of time. This mini-tour highlights the museum's recently reinstalled Ailsa Mellon Bruce Galleries, spanning some of the most significant design developments of the past three centuries. Extraordinary Ordinary Things invites visitors to imagine themselves in the roles of problem-solvers, designers, and makers. Talk with a Docent and consider together how you view everyday objects.

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Aug. 14th

Carnegie Performing Arts Center will host a Free Open House on Saturday, August 14, at its new studio located at 500 Chestnut Street in Carnegie. Children ages 2-10 are invited to do crafts, take photos with ballerinas, sample classes, and watch current students perform. Free Sample dance class will be offered at 1:30 pm for ages 2-4, 2:30 pm for ages 5-7, and 3 pm for ages 8-10. This will be followed by a student performance at 4 pm.
There will be children's crafts, giveaways, and prizes. Past performance costumes will be on display with a chance to see pointe shoes up-close, meet some of our talented CPAC dancers, and participate in some dance fun.
There are three dance studios to see plus a music studio for piano lessons, children and teenage acting, and musical theater. Signups for the fall semester will be held the following Thursday, August 19, from 5 - 8 p.m., Friday, August 20 from 5-8 p.m., and Saturday, August 21 from 1- 5 p.m. While RSVPs are not required, you can call or email info@carnegieperformingartscenter or call 412-279-8887 in advance to receive a fall brochure.

As in past years, the Carnegie Performing Arts Center offers a full schedule of dance classes including ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, hip hop, modern, acting, musical theater, and piano lessons. There are also opportunities for children to participate in 4 full productions. The first is the ballet the Nutcracker in December, the ballet Peter Pan in March, the play Beauty and the Beast in April, and the school Recital in June.
To stay up to date on our Open House offerings for the Open House on Saturday, August 14, and a list of our classes, please look at our website at www.CarnegiePerformingArtsCenter.com or at our Facebook page Carnegie Performing Arts Center. Messages can be left at the studio 412-279-8887 or at info@carnegieperformingartscenter.com

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Aug. 14th

On Saturday, August 14, enjoy pop-up performances in the museum's outdoor sculpture courtyard by Clara Kent with music all afternoon by DJ Shoe.

Bring your appetite, too! Regional food trucks and a bar created by Cafe Carnegie offering custom snacks, kid-friendly treats, local beers, delicious wines, and more will be on-site.

While you're at Inside Out, participate in art-making activities for all ages.

Inside Out events are FREE, open to all ages, have limited capacity, and are available on a first-come-first-serve basis. Make a day of it and reserve your timed tickets to visit the museum before or after you enjoy Inside Out!

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Aug. 14th

Carnegie Museum of Art visitors can experience the museum's vast art collection and distinct architecture in a whole new way by booking a Date with a Docent on Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings. Led by one of the museum's esteemed docents, these one-on-one, and small-group personalized mini-tours offer visitors an in-depth look at a specific area of the museum's collection, exhibitions, or architecture. Tours are free with the price of museum admission, which is half-off between 3:00 and 8:00 p.m. on Thursday evenings.

Extraordinary Ordinary Things: Humans have made functional objects since prehistoric times: furnishings to sit or lay upon, vessels to store or drink water, devices to illuminate the darkness or mark the passage of time. This mini-tour highlights the museum's recently reinstalled Ailsa Mellon Bruce Galleries, spanning some of the most significant design developments of the past three centuries. Extraordinary Ordinary Things invites visitors to imagine themselves in the roles of problem-solvers, designers, and makers. Talk with a Docent and consider together how you view everyday objects.

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Aug. 16th - 22nd

We are excited to announce our Summer Musical Theater Camp August 16th-22nd! We will be working on a showcase all week that will be professionally filmed and distributed to all families after camp. As always, we will be welcoming back alumni who will serve as camp counselors and two professional choreographers. This is Wexford Acting Studio's favorite week of the year! It's full of fun, hard work, skill-building and results in a wonderful finished product...Our Musical Theater Showcase!! Please register today, as we will have to cap our camp once we reach capacity for safety protocol reasons. Go to our website and print out, fill out, and send in the registration form. Hoping to see you in August!

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