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Silverton Arts Association

Our primary purpose is to nurture, exhibit, inform, and promote appreciation/practice of the arts.
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06/11/2026

Silverton Short Film Class - Saturdays, 2-4pm
June 20 – August 8th 2-4pm (no class on July 4th)
Instructor: Leo Allanach

In this 7-week class, we will be learning how to write a short film, choosing a script written by a class member, and then producing the film to be submitted to the Silverton Arts Festival in August. We will go over each part of the filmmaking process, from development to post-production, and work together as a film crew to bring a story to life! This is both a short film school and a short (as in mini) film school. You will walk away having learned the basics of screenwriting, producing, cinematography, lighting, sound, and editing.

The time commitment is 14 hours of in-class work, plus filming days (length and date TBD), as well as any outside prep required of your specific role within the crew. Materials used (camera, props, etc) will depend on what the group has readily available to them (iphones are okay!). The goal is to be creative with resources that are easy for you to access.

https://www.silvertonarts.org/store/p/summeradultfilmclass

WHAT TO BRING TO THE FIRST CLASS:
- A laptop for notes and access to resources that will be shared
- A potential story idea for a short film

ABOUT THIS INSTRUCTOR:
Leo Allanach (he/him) is a writer and producer who has worked across multiple disciplines of media - from creating the fantasy-mystery web series Fallen Justice to producing and hosting a podcast on exploring how disability intersects with every aspect of life and politics. He graduated from USC’s School of Cinematic Arts in 2020 with a BFA in Film & TV Production and a minor in Screenwriting, and is a 2021 DisabilityBelongs Summer Film Lab Fellow.

Ages 16+
Location: Silverton Art Center

06/10/2026

Introduction to Watercolor - Barn- June 20th 10am-1pm
Instructor: Stacie Clark

Always wanted to try watercolor painting? Here is your chance! In this 1-day workshop where you will learn a variety of watercolor techniques such as wet into wet, masking, and dry brush. Great for beginners or for more experienced artists who desire a project session. No drawing/painting skills necessary. This is a step by step workshop.

06/08/2026

Introduction to Watercolor - Summer Bee- July 18th 10am-1pm
Instructor: Stacie Clark

Always wanted to try watercolor painting? Here is your chance! In this 1-day workshop where you will learn a variety of watercolor techniques such as wet into wet, masking, and dry brush. Great for beginners or for more experienced artists who desire a project session. No drawing/painting skills necessary. This is a step by step workshop.

06/07/2026

Summer Film Camp (Youth - age 11-13) - July 13th-17th 10am-1:30pm
Instructor: Mike Turner

This summer, the Silverton Arts Association will host a high-energy film camp led by filmmaker Michael Turner, where students jump right into making movies—learning how to shoot, act, direct, and edit their own projects.

Each student will have the opportunity to create a short film, working collaboratively to bring their ideas to life.

The session wraps with a big-screen showcase at the Silver Falls Film Festival, held in August at the Palace Theater, where friends and family can come to watch their films, alongside the work of filmmakers from around the world.

06/06/2026

Silverton Short Film Class - Saturdays, 2-4pm
June 20 – August 8th 2-4pm (no class on July 4th)
Instructor: Leo Allanach

In this 7-week class, we will be learning how to write a short film, choosing a script written by a class member, and then producing the film to be submitted to the Silverton Arts Festival in August. We will go over each part of the filmmaking process, from development to post-production, and work together as a film crew to bring a story to life! This is both a short film school and a short (as in mini) film school. You will walk away having learned the basics of screenwriting, producing, cinematography, lighting, sound, and editing.

The time commitment is 14 hours of in-class work, plus filming days (length and date TBD), as well as any outside prep required of your specific role within the crew. Materials used (camera, props, etc) will depend on what the group has readily available to them (iphones are okay!). The goal is to be creative with resources that are easy for you to access.

WHAT TO BRING TO THE FIRST CLASS:
- A laptop for notes and access to resources that will be shared
- A potential story idea for a short film

ABOUT THIS INSTRUCTOR:
Leo Allanach (he/him) is a writer and producer who has worked across multiple disciplines of media - from creating the fantasy-mystery web series Fallen Justice to producing and hosting a podcast on exploring how disability intersects with every aspect of life and politics. He graduated from USC’s School of Cinematic Arts in 2020 with a BFA in Film & TV Production and a minor in Screenwriting, and is a 2021 DisabilityBelongs Summer Film Lab Fellow.

Ages 16+
Location: Silverton Art Center

06/04/2026

Intro to Stained Glass Assembly -Bleeding Heart or Moth To Flame! June 27th - 10-4:00pm
Instructor: William Reichle

In this 6 hour class, you will learn how to use the Tiffany method of foiling, gain guided experience with soldering technique, how to frame with lead came, and how to properly clean and polish stained glass. Each student will receive and work with a pre-cut and ground glass kit of the design pictured. All materials are included. At the beginning of class, we will cover best safety practices working with stained glass, and briefly cover the tools and materials you will be using before diving in. Since this is a 6 hour workshop, please bring your lunch to eat during a 30 minute break. We do have a refrigerator to store your lunch during class.

06/03/2026

SUMMER CAMP - Safari Adventure Art Camp (Ages 5-12) - July 20 – July 23 9am-1pm
Instructor: Michelle Isaksen

Grab your binoculars and get ready for a wild creative adventure! In this safari-themed art camp, young artists will journey into the jungle and complete a full acrylic canvas masterpiece each day while building foundational painting skills in a fun, encouraging environment.

Camp begins with a special self-portrait “Young Explorer” project, where students will paint themselves as safari adventurers. Throughout the week, artists will create vibrant wildlife paintings including a playful sloth, a majestic lion, and a bold blacklight toucan that glows!

Each day also includes a themed hands-on craft project to complement the painting, along with team-building games and outdoor activities on the lawn. We love mixing creativity with movement, laughter, and connection to make camp both inspiring and energizing.

No experience needed — just imagination and a sense of adventure.

Campers should bring a picnic-style lunch each day. A light snack will be provided.

Spots are limited and early registration is encouraged.

https://www.silvertonarts.org/store/p/julysummerartcamp

Address

303 Coolidge Street
Silverton, OR
97381

Telephone

+15038732480

Website

http://www.silvertonarts.org/

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