• Inexpensive Ways to Explore the Fine Arts for Children

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    Keeping kids busy and involved in activities can be expensive.  Since many times children are not sure of what they are really into, parents my find that they have spent a large chunk of their hard earned money on an activity that their child quickly is no longer into.  With little work however you can find many resources that are inexpensive and will allow you child (or even you) to try out a music or other fine art for free.

    Bring on the Music

    Music is important to share with every child.  Exposure to music can be both inspiring and even therapeutic.  Having an older child learn an instrument can not only be a learning experience or but a great hobby.

    One option could be for your child to learn how to play guitar.  This is a great instrument for children to learn and the cost can be relativity low.  You may even be able to rent a guitar at your local music store.  Although music lessons can be expensive, great resources like TakeLessons resources can give you a variety of easy to follow lessons for a low price.

    Dance Your Heart Out

    If it is dance classes that you are on the hunt for, try finding a couple of studios in your area and requesting a free trial class.  Some studios may even allow you to attend classes for a week at a discounted rate if you ask.  Here are some pointers for getting free or low cost dance classes:

    • Ask for at least one free class (especially children ages 7and younger)
    • If a friend attends a studio, see if they are allowed to “bring a buddy” to class for free
    • Explain that your child has not attended dance before and you want to do a twice a week trial for half price
    • Ask if you could barter for a free trial.  Maybe you can do some thing in exchange for a month or more of free classes, like create a website for them or sew costumes

    Create a Masterpiece

    If it is art that you are looking for, you can start with your local museum.  They may have programs that are free or low cost for families in the area.  If you have a grandparent or friend that has a museum membership they may also be able to secure free or low cost art classes.  If you are looking to for saving money on art courses, you can also try virtual instructors.  This program provides online learning and all you have to buy is a few supplies.

    If you are looking to explore opportunities for exploration of the arts, there are many resources out there to help you build a passion for the arts in your child.  Children as young as two years old can benefit from the arts and it is a great opportunity for both parents and children to express themselves.

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