Meet young local artists and enjoy musical performances by Major Chords for Minors. Together with students from Saginaw Arts and Sciences Academy (SASA), visitors can fashion fun take-home art projects. The SASA students’ original artwork will be available for purchase throughout the day.

Music, visual art and stories all come together at the MMCM. Listen to the beloved story Where the Wild Things Are. Then, make your own Wild Thing puppet in Art Mart! Watch a movie about Wild Things, and enter a drawing to win a copy of the book.

Bring mom for a free play date, and make a special Mother’s Day craft for her.

Join Kara as she leads visitors in painting colorful mural panels for the museum. Two sessions are available at 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Visitors can also create personal musical shakers in the Art Mart.

Visitors to the MMCM will enjoy listening to volunteers read the popular book Mouse Painting. While you are here, stop by the Art Mart, choose a face-painting design and try your hand at easel painting using secondary colors.

Arts in Action Visual Art Program's Spring Art Show will feature Fine Art Works by our students in the spring 2014 semester. This is a great opportunity to visit our studio and experience the results of our students hard work.

If you, or someone you know is having difficulties with reading, writing, math, speaking or thinking clearly, or attention deficits, please join us for this free informational seminar that will shine new light on helping correct the debilitating effects of dyslexia!

Community Music Center is a nonprofit music school with branches in the Mission and Richmond districts of San Francisco. CMC's mission is to make music accessible to people of all ages, musical levels, and financial backgrounds. Our students range in age from one to 90+ years old and enjoy classes in everything from Western classical to Chinese to Latin Music.

CMC’s Musical Discovery Camp introduces kids to the world of musical sounds and the joys of making music. Previous experience singing or playing an instrument is welcome but not required. The week’s activities will include singing, rhythm work, and a basic introduction to music theory. Kids will participate in a hands-on exploration of the many ways musical sounds are produced using unconventional musical artifacts – instruments made out of everyday objects.

Kids, make great music and great friends at Community Music Center this summer! Camp CMC, a weeklong summer camp, offers kids the chance to play with other musicians and have fun together. Activities alternate between chamber group, ensemble, theory and musicianship classes. Students will be grouped in ensembles by instrument and level. Campers will also participate in activities designed to develop general musicianship skills, such as playing percussion instruments, singing, and rhythmic movement.