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The Harriet Tubman African American Museum located in Macon, Georgia
Children in the Arts
The Tubman Children in the Arts (TCIA) program was created to help celebrate, educate and motivate kids through a variety of programs, such as year-round classes and workshops in:
- Visual arts
- Photography
- Language arts
- Modern & African dance
- Drumming
- Pantomime
- African American Heritage Camps
The TCIA program is designed to incorporate the arts into the everyday lives of children and provide a setting where they can grow, create and learn.
Download the Application to Enroll
Modern & African Dance Class
These classes teach the fundamentals of ballet, jazz and African dance. Classes are taught in two age groups: Ages 6-9 and Ages 10 and above. The students participate in annual events such as Kwanzaa, Pan African Festival and culminate with an extravagant theatrical production along with the mime students based on folklore. This theatrical recital is complete with lavish and unique costumes.
Registration applications are available online. For more information, please call our Outreach Coordinator at (478) 743-8544. Check for class availability
Our Dance Teacher: Taryn Carter-Wyche
Pantomime Class
This class is an introduction to pantomime. Students between the ages of 7-18 will learn the art of Mime. The mime students will participate in annual events such as Kwanzaa, Pan African Festival and culminate with an extravagant theatrical production along with the dance students based on folklore.
Registration applications are available online. For more information, please call our Outreach Coordinator.
Check for class availability
About Our Mime Teacher:
Kenneth Rozier: In response to his passion for the art of miming, Ken is the founder of a program called Mimers Entertainment. He has been miming for over seven years. Ken uses pantomimic movements with dance called Phantomime. He has been associated with events across the United States that include the National Baptist Convention, MidSummer Macon and Cherry Blossom Festival to name a few.
African American Heritage Camp
The African American Heritage Camp is a one-week camp open to children ages 7-12. There will be two camp sessions featuring arts and crafts activities, creative writing, character portrayals and African American Heritage tours of
The camp is offered free of charge.
Check for class availability
About our Heritage Camp Teachers:
Heritage Camp is lead by a combination of Outreach Teachers and Youth Volunteers.
