Community Arts Project instructor Janet Johnson (left) works with Huntersville resident Hannah Glover, 10, sculpting animals out of clay during the drop-in art time at last year's Cornelius Arts Center Camp Crawl. (Christina Ritchie Rogers / DavidsonNews.net)
The Community Arts Project invites community members on Saturday to a Summer Camp Crawl at the Cornelius Arts Center, 19725 Oak Street, from 9 a.m. to noon. The event is free, and offers families the chance to sample different projects from CAP’s upcoming summer camps. Read the full story
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Davidson College students on Saturday gain free admission to the Mint Museum’s exhibition, “Romare Bearden: Southern Recollections,” on display uptown at Levine Center for the Arts. Also in this column, a new exhibit opens Saturday at Christa Faut Gallery, displaying the glass work of five artists, and the Cornelius Historic Preservation Commission and PARC Department next week bring to the Cornelius Arts Center a photography exhibit that is uniquely “Cornelius.” See below for details. 
The Cornelius Arts Center, along with its partner The Community Arts Project, offers creative arts classes this summer led by qualified instructors and artists. And it offers $10 “early bird” discounts for students registered for camp before Sunday, May 15. Parents registering multiple children at once receive an additional $10 discount. 
