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CSMA’s campus is extra busy this month: free concerts, workshops, holiday break camps, ceramics open studio hours, and more. Plus, registration is active and open for 2025 art, music, and early childhood class sessions starting in January.
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Ráyo Furuta presents “Songs without Words”
Ráyo Furuta, the “Rockstar of the Flute,” will perform a free concert in Tateuchi Hall on Saturday, Dec. 7, at 7:30 PM. He will present “Songs Without Words,” a selection of personal arrangements of art songs, lieder, arias, and popular songs with renowned pianist Hiroko Mizuno. Furuta is a captivating artist and performer of global acclaim with command over the classical, contemporary, world, jazz, and pop realms. |
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Visit CSMA's Pop Up Art Market
Join us for CSMA’s Pop Up Art Market on Saturday, Dec. 7. The festive celebration of handmade artistry and unique gifts will be held from 10 AM to 3 PM at Finn Center! Discover one-of-a-kind art and ceramic pieces crafted by talented faculty and students, and support CSMA programs.
Experience "Floral Bliss"
Stop by the Sobrato Hallway to see the new vibrant watercolor exhibit “Floral Bliss” by local artist Radhika Kshitij Sinha. Her work is a celebration of California’s stunning springtime blooms. Each piece is inspired by photos from her morning walks or encounters with the vibrant flora surrounding us. The collection will be on display through Jan. 5.
Community News
Registration open for 2025 art and early childhood classes
We’re gearing up for an exciting and artful winter session! Classes start Jan. 13 and include Fairy Tale Art, 3D Art, DIY Mixed Media, Intro to Sketching and Drawing, Jewelry-making, and more
Music classes start Jan. 25
Our 2025 lineup of new music classes offers more ways than ever to explore music and discover your abilities. From family music and movement classes for babies and toddlers to introductory cello and contemporary singing for adults, there is something for every age and interest.
CSMA choir to perform at holiday event
Be sure to stop by the city of Mountain View’s Tree Lighting Celebration 5:30-8:00 PM on Monday, Dec. 9. The annual event will take place downtown and includes an appearance from CSMA’s very own performance choir. Attendees will enjoy multicultural tributes to diverse traditions, arts and crafts, a train ride and more. See you there!
