MAC Teen Interpreters

01/18/2014

Cabin Fever! Family day at the MAC. Join us today (Saturday, January 18th) for a hands-on arts-making experience. Watch a demonstration by sculpture, Cheryl Metcalf. Participate in an instrument petting zoo sponsored by the Spokane Symp...hony. Walk through the Campbell House. While there, visit with Mrs. Campbell and get your picture taken in the while trying on victorian clothing! 11:00am-3:00pm. Prices are adults $5.00, seniors $4.00, and students $3.00.

09/12/2013

Join us this Friday!

As a community cultural institution, the MAC would like to pay tribute to Som's artistic legacy in a tribute this Friday at BeGin. Mario de Leon will be painting an 8x8 graffiti homage and Lilac Linguistics, a local hip-hop group, will acknowledge Som's work as a musician. We will also provide a donation box for his sons' education fund.

09/12/2013

Teen Interpreters........Jose is looking for a photographer-volunteer willing to give his/her experience in photography covering BeGin this Friday, September 13th from 6:00-8:00pm. The music for this BeGin is a local Hip-hop group. He would like to get pictures of people having fun... if you want, we can set up a photo both. Jose will provide the Camera and all the gear if you need it. Please contact Jose by e-mail at [email protected]. Even if you don’t want to take pictures, please come on down, bring some friends, and enjoy the fun!

08/29/2013

I am Kassy Schrader, a current Senior at Gonzaga Preparatory School. I intend to follow my high school education by becoming a farmer and working toward a more organic earth. After working for three years in the Teen Interpreter program, I've been able to learn and discover so much about not just facts and dates, but also about myself and my love for art, for history, and, most of all, for agriculture.

08/20/2013

"Hi, my name is Rachel King. Currently, I am a senior at Mt. Spokane high school, and I also attend Eastern Washington University through the Running Start Program. Some of my favorite subjects in school include chemistry, history, anatomy and physiology, and psychology. I became a Teen Interpreter because I enjoy learning, and I wanted to be more involved at the MAC than simply volunteering in the Carriage House."

-Rachel King

Come and see Rachel at the MAC!

07/24/2013

Art camp starts today. The Teen Interpreters are ready for campers!

07/22/2013

Safety First! Safety training with Mark.

07/22/2013

Art Camp Training: Getting to play with clay!

07/22/2013

Jack Nisbet, curator of the David Douglas Exhibit, took our Teen Interpreters on a field trip to Latah Creek near the museum to show them the plants David Douglas collected when he visited the same location 200 years ago.

07/22/2013

Katie is training our Teen Interpreters to lead some of the fun art projects the Art Camp kiddos will create starting on July 24th.

07/22/2013

The MAC's Teen Interpreter Program 2013 is off to a running start! After two weeks of training, our magnificent teens can be found in the David Douglas and Spoma Galleries. You can also catch them in Campbell House on Saturdays. Come say hi!