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  • Diving Lessons

    Divers will learn proper approaches, takeoffs and the mechanics needed to begin and improve their diving. Practices will run based on individual needs and experience. Participants should be comfortable in deep water, willing to go off the diving board and can swim to the side of the pool. Instructor: Kate Riedel
  • Music Lessons

    Buzztop Studios Music School 9683 Kress Rd., Lakeland, MI 48143 Buzztop Studios understands busy schedules. Students can pick day of the week and time for lessons for a customized schedule. Guitar & Bass Lessons Fee: $159.00 plus $10 material fee paid to the instructor (6 weeks) Private lessons tailored to you, the individual, focusing on your musical interests and designed to help you reach your musical goals. Lessons are for all levels beginning to advance. Let our 30 years of professional teaching experience and musical education from the Musician’s Institute of Hollywood CA, help you get to the next level. Lessons are for all ages and all levels, beginner to advanced. Instructor: Scott Christopher, professional music educator, producer, sound engineer, and performer. Location: Buzztop Studios. This course is also available as an online course. Drum Lessons Fee: $159.00 plus $10 material fee paid to the instructor (6 weeks) Private lessons designed to get beginning students playing music in the least amount of time. Students learn basic rock and pop beats, popular songs, how to read drum music, and drum specific techniques. Lessons are fun and engaging. Motivated students can opt in to perform with other young players in our Live Rock Band classes. Lessons are for all ages and all levels, beginner to advanced. Instructor: Scott Christopher, professional music educator, producer, sound engineer, and performer. Location: Buzztop Studios Rock Band Fee: $250 (Ages 18 and younger) Motivated students may choose to perform with other young players in our Live Rock Band classes. In-person only (Buzztop Studios: 9683 Kress Rd., Lakeland). Auditions are required. Pinckney Community Education also offers Adult one-day piano and guitar lessons through Chords are Key. These virtual classes can be found under adult programs.
  • Swim Lessons

    Parents: Please consider child's swim skills, confidence and maturity when selecting the swim class. A parent must be in the water with the child for the Aqua Tot classes. Aqua Tots 1 (Parent must be in the water): This class is about bonding with the parents as they provide support and guidance at all times. Children are still developing strength and coordination while exploring the water. We play games and sing songs as parents learn how to hold their children and move them through the water. Aqua Tots 2 (Parent must be in the water): For those ready to explore swimming more independently with parental guidance. Children will develop core strength, begin learning coordination of strokes and kicks while using noodles and equipment for support. Level 1 (Basic Water Skills): Child must be comfortable in the water without a parent. Class includes introduction to the water environment, blowing bubbles/putting face in the water, front/back kicks, arm scoops, water submersion, and water safety. This class is designed to teach independent swimming. Level 1B: Child must be comfortable in the water without a parent. For children who have completed Level 1 but still require basic instruction. Level 2 (Stroke Development): Child must have prior swim instruction, basic water skills and must be able to swim independently. Development of front/back strokes, rhythmic breathing, flipping front to back/back to front, breaststroke pull, and underwater exploration. Level 3 (Stroke Improvement): Child must have passed Level 2 class (or have instructor approval) and must be able to swim the length of the pool. Continued stroke improvement on front/back, breaststroke basics, introduction to butterfly, diving and treading water. This class works on endurance.
  • Theater Camp

    Pinckney Players Summer Theater Camp 2025 Wizard of Oz Jr. Registration opens Feb. 1, 2025 Performances: June 20, 21 and/or 22 (times TBD) Theater is an amazing way to bring so many things learned in the classroom to life. Theater camp is a great building block for developing leadership skills, confidence and collaborative abilities, as well as giving students hands-on experience with theater. This year’s camp show will be Wizard of Oz Jr. Rest assured, there will be many fun roles with something for everyone, from the experienced actor to someone who just wants to give acting a try. Instructors: Shannon Egenolf and Christine Schoendorff Producer: Ann Langford Auditions (onstage registrants only): April 23-24, from 6:30-8:30pm in Pathfinder Room 402. Please come prepared to sing a short song. You will also be taught a few simple dance steps to perform and do cold readings from the script. Pre-rehearsal (onstage and backstage registrants): June 7, from 9-11:30am in the Pathfinder Cafeteria. Students will receive scripts, perform a read thru and try on costumes. Set Build Days: June 13-14 On Stage Actors Participating on stage includes main characters and ensemble/chorus, while also helping with costumes, set and prop items. All participants are guaranteed a place in the production as long as they are among the first 60 registered. All participants receive a script and camp shirt. The eight rehearsals and three performances are all held in the Jane Tasch Performing Arts Theater. Backstage Tech (Ages 12+ unless child has backstage experience from 2024 camp) Participating backstage includes building and dressing sets, learning to run the lights and sound boards, moving curtains and props, while also helping with costumes and stage management. All backstage tech participants are guaranteed a place in the production as long as they are among the first 10 registrants. All participants receive a script and camp shirt. The eight rehearsals and three performances are all held in the Jane Tasch Performing Arts Theater.
  • Theater Camp Afternoon

    Pinckney Players Summer Theater Camp 2025 Wizard of Oz Jr. Registration opens immediately Performances: June 20, 21 and/or 22 (times TBD) Theater is an amazing way to bring so many things learned in the classroom to life. Theater camp is a great building block for developing leadership skills, confidence and collaborative abilities, as well as giving students hands-on experience with theater. This year’s camp show will be Wizard of Oz Jr. Rest assured, there will be many fun roles with something for everyone, from the experienced actor to someone who just wants to give acting a try. Instructors: Shannon Egenolf and Christine Schoendorff Producer: Ann Langford Auditions (onstage registrants only): Wednesday, April 30th and Thursday, May 1st from 6:30-8:30pm in Pathfinder Room 402. Please come prepared to sing a short song. You will also be taught a few simple dance steps to perform and do cold readings from the script. Pre-rehearsal (onstage and backstage registrants): June 7, from 1-3:30pm in the Pathfinder Cafeteria. Students will receive scripts, perform a read thru and try on costumes. Set Build Days: June 13-14 On Stage Actors Participating on stage includes main characters and ensemble/chorus, while also helping with costumes, set and prop items. All participants are guaranteed a place in the production as long as they are among the first 60 registered. All participants receive a script and camp shirt. The eight rehearsals and three performances are all held in the Jane Tasch Performing Arts Theater. Backstage Tech (Ages 12+ unless child has backstage experience from 2024 camp) Participating backstage includes building and dressing sets, learning to run the lights and sound boards, moving curtains and props, while also helping with costumes and stage management. All backstage tech participants are guaranteed a place in the production as long as they are among the first 10 registrants. All participants receive a script and camp shirt. The eight rehearsals and three performances are all held in the Jane Tasch Performing Arts Theater.
  • Young Rembrandts: "The Power of Drawing"

    Learning to see and create images is critical to a child’s development. By teaching the fundamentals of drawing using familiar shapes and subjects, students experience increased confidence, improved coordination and spatial awareness…. all while having tons of FUN! No lesson is ever repeated!