Creative Afternoons
A small, creative learning community for home and cyber-schooled girls/female-identifying students ages 10-14
Is Your Middle Schooler Looking for "Her People"?
The middle school years are a time of incredible change and growth.
As our girls are figuring out who they are, friendships can feel tricky.
We want to provide a supportive, consistent peer group for that journey.
My goal is to create a small, dedicated cohort where they can:
👯♀️ Find Their Crew: Build a real, tight-knit community and form lasting friendships.
🎨 Create Together: Work on collaborative projects in the studio that foster communication and connection, not competition.
Introducing: Middle School Creative Afternoons
A small, creative learning community for home and cyber-schooled girls/female-identifying students ages 10-14.
Next semester, we will meet Wednesdays & Thursday* afternoons each week at Happy Go Creative Studio to explore creative interests.
$50 supply fee to register
+ $110/mo January, February, March, April
Semester runs from week of Jan 12th- April 30th, excluding March 11 & 12 and April 1 & 2
*My goal is to have the same small group of girls on both days to build deeper relationships. However, if you can only attend one of the days each week, please reach out and I will assess where/if we have space (rachel@happygocreative.com).
Middle School Badge Club
Wednesday, 1-3pm
In this club we will dive into a variety of projects that we can do to support our community. Participants will then needle felt a badge after each project completion.
Middle School Art & Friendship Club
Thursdays, 1-3pm
In this club our focus will be on open ended creative time among peers. These sessions are student interest led. Children will have access to a variety of arts and craft supplies. Happy Go Staff will support students with creative pursuits and interest, following their lead and introducing project suggestions if they are needing some guidance. This session is really about giving young people the space and supplies to explore their creativity and to connect with peers.
Does this sound like what your daughter needs?
A safe, consistent, and fun space to connect and create can make all the difference during these formative years.
