​After School Arts
Monday - Friday (3:00 - 5:30)​
Our Mission:
At T.W. Wood, we celebrate all students as artists and innovators. Students are empowered to be curious, observe their world, articulate their inner self and engage their imagination. We work with a variety of mediums, subject matter and approaches, so that students develop skills to live a thoughtful and creative life.


Join us for After School Arts!
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Offering creative programs for Kindergarten - Middle School.
Young artists explore their creativity in the arts with a blend of instruction, materials, exploration, collaborative games, and outside play. Students can learn cartooning, invent assemblage art, dip int​o paint, create masks, produce an abstract masterpiece, make clay creatures, and so much more! ​ 

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Thank you!

Please contact Kevin Marlier, our Youth Programs Coordinator, with any questions. ​

Monday - Friday:  3:00 - 5:30pm 
Ages 5 - 12
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Grades K-2 and 3-6
After School Arts Weekly Fees 
1 day/wk ............ $27.50
2 day/wk ............ $55.00
3 day/wk ............ $82.50
4 day/wk ............ $110.00
5 day/wk ............ $137.50
​Two weeks notice required for cancellations.
(Early Release days are included if it falls on a selected day.)

​Partial Scholarships are available for financial need.

​​​CONTACT US:
​802-262-6035


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Meet Our Art Instructors!

Art Instructor: Kevin Marlier
​Kevin has always loved art. When he was in elementary school, Kevin was chosen for art classes given by one of Andy Warhol's teachers. Mr. Marlier is well known by local kids as an art teacher; first with Young Rembrandts then with Community Connections and subbing at Union Elementary. He loves inspiring students' creativity with humor and unique, adaptive lesson plans to help kids feel comfortable with their skills and to grow as artists.

Art Instructor: Mollie Hoerres
Hello, I’m Mollie! I have been an early childhood educator in Montpelier for many years. I am also a mixed media artist, writer, and photographer. I love color, texture, and getting my hands in my materials. I’m originally from Boston but my heart has always been in the country. For many years, I didn’t allow myself to create art because I didn’t feel I was a “good enough” artist. Over the years, I noticed how unsustainable that was and began making art again. I then brought my love of creating into the classroom in the hope that I could encourage young artists to believe in their own voices through making art and using their imaginations. I believe everyone is creative and can tap into their unique form of expression when inspired in a judgment free environment. I love that working with children is a reciprocal process and that I learn from them as much, if not more, than I can teach.

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Art Instructor: Sean Sullivan
​Sean is a passionate artist who has been working in childcare for the majority of his life. Sean’s an avid enthusiast of comics, and creates artwork in a very cartoonish style. While drawings are Sean’s forte, he’s worked in a variety of mediums and is happy to explore many more while teaching students about the endless world of art. 
When it comes to education, Sean believes in building connections between himself and the students as a priority. Before anything can be taught, trust must be formed. Sean’s work at T.W. Wood Gallery, as well as Union Elementary School, has helped foster these connections with students, which he is proud to have. 
T. W. Wood Gallery, Center for Arts & Learning
46 Barre Street, Montpelier, VT Questions? Call 802-262-6035 or e-mail Sabrina Fadial