artsFusion Projects and Partners

Workshops for Educators

artsFUSION offers professional learning opportunities for teachers, school employees and administrators, arts educators and Southern Utah University students. These events are designed to build skills in the arts which are directly relevant to the elementary classroom. All workshops include strategies for arts integration with other core subject areas.

Check out the artsFUSION Home Page page to register for upcoming workshops.

School Outreach

Workshops, demonstration, and classroom activities can be brought directly to you with artsFUSION’s on-site learning opportunities. We will work with your school to coordinate quality programs from talented and qualified educators.

artsFUSION Outreach Workshop List

Please contact Alisa Petersen to schedule one of these workshops in your school or plan a custom arts workshop for your teachers. These workshops are funded by the Beverley Taylor Sorenson Arts Learning Program.

Wonder Wednesdays at SUMA

Date: 2nd Wednesday of each month from 4:00 to 6:00 pm during the school year.

Wonder Wednesdays are an after-school program for elementary school aged children. It is a joint effort between the Cedar City Public Library, Frontier Homestead State Park, SUMA (Southern Utah Museum of Art), and the SUU STEM Center for Teaching and Learning. Activities are held each Wednesday.

artsFUSION partners with education students to teach Wonder Wednesday once a month at the Southern Utah Museum of Art.

Create Playdate at SUMA

Date: 1st and 3rd Thursdays from 10:00 to 10:45 AM

Location: Create Playdate is taught by SUU students in ECED 2930: Child Development and the Arts. 

Visit your friends at SUMA for a special storytime and hands-on creative activity in performing and visual arts. Each Create Playdate is about 45-minutes long and is geared toward preschool children (ages 3 to 5) and their parents or guardians. Every book read at Create Playdate is followed by engaging and hands-on arts activities that can be enjoyed by the whole family.

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