What we do
The Creative Learning Network provides Allegheny County teaching artists with opportunities to connect, create content, learn together, and grow as professional arts educators.
Latest Resources
Latest Resources: The Creative Learning Network is here to provide our community with #ArtsLearningAtHome content, resources and opportunities. Check here first to catch the latest Video Resources and also Downloadable Resources.
Intro to African Drumming – Session 2
Learn about the Kuku and Lamba rhythms.
Alter Ego – Session 2
Ru will lead exercises which can be used to help find and discover one's alter ego, and then show some examples of performers and their alter egos.
Alter Ego – Session 1
Create an in-depth alter ego persona with a short performance component to be shared at the end of the series!
Intro to African Drumming – Session 1
Learn the proper hand techniques and timing while practicing authentic traditional rhythms and songs.
Clothespin Dolls (Part II)
Students will be able to create handmade clothes pin dolls that can give a sense of power, worth and identity.
Clothespin Dolls (Part I)
Students will be able to create handmade clothes pin dolls that can give a sense of power, worth and identity.
The Colorful World of Mexican Folk Art (Part III)
This series of three videos will teach you three ways to make colorful art projects at home that are inspired by Mexican tradition!
The Colorful World of Mexican Folk Art (Part II)
This series of three videos will teach you three ways to make colorful art projects at home that are inspired by Mexican tradition!
Latest Events
Upcoming Events: Check out the Events section to find out the latest events hosted by teaching artists from our robust network. These events are curated to spark creative fires for students, families, caretakers and educators.
Our Funders
The Creative Learning Network is made possible with the generous support of our funders. Their commitment to supporting arts education and willingness to respond to the needs of youth, families, and educators during the coronavirus pandemic is greatly appreciated.
