Fall Performing Arts

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About Our Courses

All of our courses are taught by working artists & educators using quality materials in our climate controlled art studios at the Belle Levine Art Center. Individual instruction, small size, and a nurturing environment are hallmarks of our educational programs. We follow all NYS rules and regulations for safety and sanitation.

Adults generally purchase their own materials and a materials list is available on our website. We provide all materials for children’s classes and fees are included with tuition cost.
Student contact information is provided to all instructors (email and phone numbers). Adults, if you purchase your materials in advance, we recommend that you retain your store receipt in case the class does not happen.
By enrolling in our classes online, you are indicating that you have read and agree to the Putnam Arts Council's registration and refund policies.

Classes are registration driven and it is important to register in advance; without minimum enrollment, classes are subject to cancellation. Currently, in the fall session 2020, our maximum will be determined by social distancing. You must register and pay prior to attending. Please do not come to a class that you are not already registered for as it may have been postponed or cancelled.

Refunds
Are provided for classes that are cancelled or to those who withdraw with a two week notice. Under no circumstances will refunds be provided with less than a 14 day notice to PAC’s office at 845.803.8622. In no instance, will there be a refund on or after the start date of the class/workshop. A full refund will be given if a class is cancelled by PAC or if a workshop, program or class reaches maximum enrollment before your registration is received. Refunds will be processed in a timely fashion and will be provided in your original method of payment. Gift certificates are non-refundable.

General Class Information
Registration options: Payment must be made in advance of class.
Preferred: Secure online registration @ www.putnamartscouncil.com available 24/7 and guaranteed secure through PayPal; you DO NOT need to have a PayPal account to pay online; you will be able to use your credit card, you will be given that option during the payment process.

We are currently NOT accepting payment by mail. If you need us to process your credit card charge, call the office to make that arrangement. 845.803.8622.

By mail: a registration form can be printed from our website and mailed along with your payment, to PAC, PO Box 156, Mahopac, NY 10541.
Drop off 24/7: place your registration it in our secure locked mail box, mounted on the building, located to the right side of our main entrance.
By Phone: noon-3

Download the 2020 Class Registration Form

Withdrawals & Refunds: Students who wish to withdraw from a class workshop will receive a full refund upon receipt of written notification postmarked two weeks (14 days) prior to the start of the originally scheduled date. In no instance, will there be a refund on or after the start date of the class/workshop. A full refund will be given if a class is cancelled by PAC or if a workshop, program or class reaches maximum enrollment before your registration is received. Refunds will be processed in a timely fashion and will be provided in your original method of payment. Gift certificates are non-refundable.

Make ups:
Should the Arts Council need to cancel an individual class or classes, those will be made up in a timely fashion. Should a student miss a class or classes, make ups are not automatic but are at the discretion of the instructor in in coordination with PAC.

Closing info: We follow the Mahopac School District’s schedule, for closings and or emergency situations. Listen to WHUD (100.7FM) for their announcements as well as ours, or visit the Storm Watch page at WHUD online, for info. Please do not call the School or the Arts Council nor rely on either website.

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