Voice Lessons Near Me

Class Description:
This teen art class is designed for teens who are ready to begin exploring their creative potential and how to start developing their own artistic voice. Students will be introduced to, and encouraged to explore, a variety of mediums—including drawing, painting, ceramics, printmaking, mixed media, and collage—while receiving personalized guidance from an experienced instructor. Whether they're interested in building their technical skills or discovering thier own unique style, this class offers the freedom to experiment and create at your own pace. New teen students will complete three pre-designed projects with their teacher's guidance to help aid them in learning how to set-up/clean-up supplies and materials, get a feel for what mediums are available, and allow teachers to get a feel for the student's level of skill and art knowledge. What They’ll Learn: Medium Exploration: Gain hands-on experience with a wide range of art forms, including pencil and charcoal drawing, acrylic and watercolor painting, clay sculpture, printmaking, and collage techniques. Project Development: Learn how to conceptualize, plan, and execute your own independent projects. With teacher support, they’ll refine your ideas and bring them to life. Creative Techniques: Develop new skills in various artistic techniques, from layering and texture in mixed media to the technical aspects of ceramics and printmaking. Self-Expression: Find their own voice and style as they experiment with different materials and approaches to art-making. Critique & Feedback: Receive constructive feedback from the instructor and peers in a supportive and open environment to enhance their artistic process and growth. Who This Class Is For: Both new and continuing students. Teens ages 12-17 who are eager to create art more independently but want guidance, structure, and inspiration from a teacher. Students interested in experimenting with different art forms and techniques. Young artists who want to develop their skills and explore personal projects.

Class Description:
This teen art class is designed for teens who are ready to begin exploring their creative potential and how to start developing their own artistic voice. Students will be introduced to, and encouraged to explore, a variety of mediums—including drawing, painting, ceramics, printmaking, mixed media, and collage—while receiving personalized guidance from an experienced instructor. Whether they're interested in building their technical skills or discovering thier own unique style, this class offers the freedom to experiment and create at your own pace. New teen students will complete three pre-designed projects with their teacher's guidance to help aid them in learning how to set-up/clean-up supplies and materials, get a feel for what mediums are available, and allow teachers to get a feel for the student's level of skill and art knowledge. What They’ll Learn: Medium Exploration: Gain hands-on experience with a wide range of art forms, including pencil and charcoal drawing, acrylic and watercolor painting, clay sculpture, printmaking, and collage techniques. Project Development: Learn how to conceptualize, plan, and execute your own independent projects. With teacher support, they’ll refine your ideas and bring them to life. Creative Techniques: Develop new skills in various artistic techniques, from layering and texture in mixed media to the technical aspects of ceramics and printmaking. Self-Expression: Find their own voice and style as they experiment with different materials and approaches to art-making. Critique & Feedback: Receive constructive feedback from the instructor and peers in a supportive and open environment to enhance their artistic process and growth. Who This Class Is For: Both new and continuing students. Teens ages 12-17 who are eager to create art more independently but want guidance, structure, and inspiration from a teacher. Students interested in experimenting with different art forms and techniques. Young artists who want to develop their skills and explore personal projects.

Let your child’s imagination come to life in this fun and inspiring weekly art class! Each session features a new theme and introduces young artists to a variety of materials, techniques, and creative styles. From painting and drawing to mixed media projects, children will explore, create, and express themselves in exciting new ways. Our thoughtfully designed, multi-step projects help develop fine motor skills, creativity, and confidence—while encouraging each child’s unique artistic voice. Best of all, every student will complete and take home a one-of-a-kind masterpiece each class! Important Policies: No refunds or credits. Make-up classes only.

Let your child’s imagination come to life in this fun and inspiring weekly art class! Each session features a new theme and introduces young artists to a variety of materials, techniques, and creative styles. From painting and drawing to mixed media projects, children will explore, create, and express themselves in exciting new ways. Our thoughtfully designed, multi-step projects help develop fine motor skills, creativity, and confidence—while encouraging each child’s unique artistic voice. Best of all, every student will complete and take home a one-of-a-kind masterpiece each class! Important Policies: No refunds or credits. Make-up classes only.

Class Description:
This teen art class is designed for teens who are ready to begin exploring their creative potential and how to start developing their own artistic voice. Students will be introduced to, and encouraged to explore, a variety of mediums—including drawing, painting, ceramics, printmaking, mixed media, and collage—while receiving personalized guidance from an experienced instructor. Whether they're interested in building their technical skills or discovering thier own unique style, this class offers the freedom to experiment and create at your own pace. New teen students will complete three pre-designed projects with their teacher's guidance to help aid them in learning how to set-up/clean-up supplies and materials, get a feel for what mediums are available, and allow teachers to get a feel for the student's level of skill and art knowledge. What They’ll Learn: Medium Exploration: Gain hands-on experience with a wide range of art forms, including pencil and charcoal drawing, acrylic and watercolor painting, clay sculpture, printmaking, and collage techniques. Project Development: Learn how to conceptualize, plan, and execute your own independent projects. With teacher support, they’ll refine your ideas and bring them to life. Creative Techniques: Develop new skills in various artistic techniques, from layering and texture in mixed media to the technical aspects of ceramics and printmaking. Self-Expression: Find their own voice and style as they experiment with different materials and approaches to art-making. Critique & Feedback: Receive constructive feedback from the instructor and peers in a supportive and open environment to enhance their artistic process and growth. Who This Class Is For: Both new and continuing students. Teens ages 12-17 who are eager to create art more independently but want guidance, structure, and inspiration from a teacher. Students interested in experimenting with different art forms and techniques. Young artists who want to develop their skills and explore personal projects.

Class Description:
This teen art class is designed for teens who are ready to begin exploring their creative potential and how to start developing their own artistic voice. Students will be introduced to, and encouraged to explore, a variety of mediums—including drawing, painting, ceramics, printmaking, mixed media, and collage—while receiving personalized guidance from an experienced instructor. Whether they're interested in building their technical skills or discovering thier own unique style, this class offers the freedom to experiment and create at your own pace. New teen students will complete three pre-designed projects with their teacher's guidance to help aid them in learning how to set-up/clean-up supplies and materials, get a feel for what mediums are available, and allow teachers to get a feel for the student's level of skill and art knowledge. What They’ll Learn: Medium Exploration: Gain hands-on experience with a wide range of art forms, including pencil and charcoal drawing, acrylic and watercolor painting, clay sculpture, printmaking, and collage techniques. Project Development: Learn how to conceptualize, plan, and execute your own independent projects. With teacher support, they’ll refine your ideas and bring them to life. Creative Techniques: Develop new skills in various artistic techniques, from layering and texture in mixed media to the technical aspects of ceramics and printmaking. Self-Expression: Find their own voice and style as they experiment with different materials and approaches to art-making. Critique & Feedback: Receive constructive feedback from the instructor and peers in a supportive and open environment to enhance their artistic process and growth. Who This Class Is For: Both new and continuing students. Teens ages 12-17 who are eager to create art more independently but want guidance, structure, and inspiration from a teacher. Students interested in experimenting with different art forms and techniques. Young artists who want to develop their skills and explore personal projects.

This self-guided, self-paced audio walking tour explores Fisherman’s Wharf in Monterey California. It includes the Portola Plaza & Hotel, Custom House Plaza & Museum, the Pacific House Museum & gardens, and more. During this tour, we will explore the Monterey's Fisherman’s Wharf and fishing industry history. You will be able to explore three museums in the Monterey State Historic Park. There will also be numerous opportunities for shopping or dining. And we will be showing you some of the filming locations for Big Little Lies season 1, including the Blue Blues Café. This tour is ready whenever you are. It plays automatically at exactly the right time and place using your smart phone’s GPS and the VoiceMap mobile app, which works offline. The tour begins at the Monterey History & Art Association Salvador Dali Museum also known as the Stanton Center and ends at the Pacific House Museum. There is a fee for the Salvador Dali Museum, but all three other museums are free.

Discover the rich artistic traditions and contemporary voices of Asian and Pacific Islander artists on this guided tour of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Explore a curated selection of paintings, sculptures, textiles, and artifacts that highlight the diversity, innovation, and cultural depth of regions across Asia and the Pacific Islands. Led by an expert guide, this immersive experience reveals the stories, symbolism, and historical context behind each work—from ancient traditions to modern artistic movements. Learn how these artists have influenced global art, preserved cultural identity, and shaped cross-cultural exchange over time.

Walk With Me Savannah Tours presents 'Rising Voices', a Savannah history tour exclusively featuring underrepresented narratives and figures. Historically too many narratives have been minimized or just left out of society's carefully crafted histories. Take a walking tour where we instead exclusively highlight those underrepresented voices. We will focus on the lives and accomplishments of black, native, queer, and female residents of Savannah and how they impacted the world around them, in such a way that Savannah as it stands would not exist without each and every one of them. Tours start in Franklin Square and conclude in Monterey Square.

Narrated by Jamie Lee Curtis, along with National Park Service historians and Pearl Harbor survivors, you'll hear powerful firsthand stories brought to life through archival audio and historic imagery. Simply press play and let the voices of history guide your journey of remembrance. Step into history and experience Pearl Harbor at your own pace with this self-guided multimedia tour featuring 18 key stops across the Visitor Center, museums, and shoreline. With approximately 30 minutes of curated content, this tour highlights the most important moments and locations of Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial. Includes complimentary use of a handheld device, a detailed tour map, and earbuds you can take home with you, giving you the flexibility to explore on your own schedule while enjoying a rich, guided experience. This experience DOES NOT include tickets to the USS Arizona Memorial. Sign up for the USS Arizona Memorial Standby Queue located at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center

Step into the remarkable world of Black broadcasting at the W.E.R.D. National Black Radio Hall of Fame Museum, located on Atlanta's historic Auburn Avenue inside the iconic Historic Odd Fellows Building. This unique museum is dedicated to preserving the stories, voices, and achievements of the trailblazers who transformed American radio, using their platforms to inform communities, inspire change, and shape culture for generations. Through rare artifacts, historic photographs, archival recordings, and engaging exhibits, visitors will discover the lasting impact of Black broadcasters, journalists, entertainers, engineers, producers, and media innovators. Whether you're a history enthusiast, student, media professional, or cultural explorer, this immersive experience offers an inspiring journey through the people and voices whose contributions continue to influence American broadcasting today.

Step into the room where humanity reached the Moon. On July 20, 1969, the world held its breath as Apollo 11 touched down on the lunar surface—and from this very Mission Control complex in Houston, NASA teams watched, listened, and guided the mission every step of the way. Today, you can stand where history unfolded. See the original-era consoles, switches, monitors, and dials that helped guide astronauts through nine Gemini missions and every Apollo lunar mission, from Apollo 11 to Apollo 17. This is more than a tour. It’s a chance to experience the place where “Houston” became the voice of space exploration, where extraordinary moments were monitored in real time, and where the future of human spaceflight took shape. Come inside. Look around. Imagine the tension, the anticipation, and the words that changed history: “The Eagle has landed.”

Step back in time and experience the magic of one of rock and roll’s most iconic voices! “Jersey Voice: Tribute to Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons” is the ultimate feel-good show, bringing timeless hits and unforgettable harmonies to life. This high-energy, one-man show delivers hit after hit, keeping the audience dancing, singing, and reminiscing from start to finish! Featuring chart-topping classics like: • “Sherry” • “Big Girls Don’t Cry” • “Walk Like a Man” • “December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night)” • “Can’t Take My Eyes Off You” • “Rag Doll” • “My Eyes Adored You” • “Who Loves You” • “Dawn (Go Away)” • “Let’s Hang On!” Join us for an unforgettable journey through Frankie Valli’s greatest hits. Whether you grew up with these classics or are discovering them for the first time, “Jersey Voice” is a must-see experience that will leave you humming for days!

Enter and investigate the insides of an old haunted building with GhoSt Augustine! Hear the true haunted stories at several other unusual haunted spots including a creepy forgotten cemetery, A haunted house, and the dark and mysterious Lighthouse Park. We will use a K2 meter and other gear at the haunted house to measure proof of paranormal activity. Other equipment used on the tour includes the REM MASTER, SB7T SPIRT BOX, and more. Hop on the St. Augustine shuttle and explore the most frightening spots in town! Our guides are expertly trained and versed in all things supernatural. On the Everdark Express Shadow Shuttle, your guide will teach you how to use a K2 meter to detect paranormal activity. One of the stops include a haunted house, where voices, activity and footsteps by several spirits,have been detected.

Join us for a private walking ghost tour of Milwaukee’s haunted historic Third Ward. As the largest city in Wisconsin with an industrial past, it’s no surprise that the city is riddled with spectral stories, which your guide will bring to life for you! In the mid-nineteenth century, the Third Ward was more commonly called the Blood Third, where roving thugs and gangs operated in the streets. It was also home to elegant hotels, prominent businesses, and hard-working families - which made for decades of reputational clashes in the neighbourhood. In 1892, a series of fires swept across the Third Ward and the city, leaving behind eery tales of mediums having predicted the fire, of sabotage and revenge - even stories from the fire chief who was awoken in his dreams by a voice to notify him of fires before the rest of the firehouse knew. Your private spectral tour is two hours and just under two miles, suitable for people of all ages, provided that adults are present with children.

As the day winds down, step into stillness with a 60-minute immersive sound bath — a journey of rest, release, and recalibration through sound, led by Francisco Lagos. You’ll be invited to settle into to our sanctuary where waves of sound — from crystal bowls, chimes, gongs, and voice — gently guide your body and mind toward deep relaxation. The harmonic frequencies help quiet the nervous system, release stored tension, and create space for clarity and calm. Rooted in ancient wisdom, this evening experience is an invitation to let go of the day’s weight. It welcomes professionals, busy minds, and anyone longing to slow down, breathe, and reconnect with the quiet within. You’ll leave feeling grounded and restored — your body softened, your mind clear, and your energy realigned for peaceful rest. Who is this for? For anyone seeking deep relaxation, energetic reset, or quiet reflection. Perfect for those who want to end their day with stillness, release stress, and support restorative sleep. What to bring / tips:Bring your favorite yoga mat, blanket, or bolster if you wish — or simply come as you are. We’ll have everything you need ready for you on site. An eye-mask or light cover to enhance relaxation Comfortable, cozy clothing Water will be provided. Arrive 10 minutes early to settle in and create your restful space An open heart and willingness to surrender to sound Why sound bath in the evening? Evening sound baths are designed to help the body shift from doing to being — easing you out of the day’s rhythm and into a state of rest. The resonant tones calm the mind and balance the body’s natural energy, supporting better sleep and a peaceful transition into night.

TICKETS INCLUDED. Sunday's live Music and the Spoken Word broadcast is now ticketed, and demand far exceeds the Tabernacle's capacity; walk-ins are turned away. Book now to hold your seat. The Original. 45+ Years. The Gold Standard. Salt Lake City's signature experience: hear the Tabernacle Choir plus a 2.5-hour city tour. The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square: Hear 360 voices and the iconic 11,623-pipe organ fill the Tabernacle during Music and the Spoken Word, the world's longest-running broadcast, on air since 1929. President Reagan dubbed them America's Choir; they've sung at 6 presidential inaugurations. *Sunday is the live broadcast (tickets included). *Thursday is the open rehearsal (no tickets needed). The Complete City Tour: 2.5 hour sightseeing tour: Temple Square, the Utah State Capitol with mountain views, the South Temple mansions, the Cathedral of the Madeleine, and pioneer monuments. Air-conditioned premium tour bus, photo stops, minimal walking.

Narrated by Jamie Lee Curtis, along with National Park Service historians and Pearl Harbor survivors, you'll hear powerful firsthand stories brought to life through archival audio and historic imagery. Simply press play and let the voices of history guide your journey of remembrance. Step into history and experience Pearl Harbor at your own pace with this self-guided multimedia tour featuring 23 key stops across the Visitor Center, museums, and shoreline. With approximately 60 minutes of curated content, this tour highlights the most important moments and locations of Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial. Includes complimentary use of a handheld audio device, a detailed tour map, and earbuds you can take home with you, giving you the flexibility to explore on your own schedule while enjoying a rich, guided experience. This experience DOES NOT include tickets to the USS Arizona Memorial. Sign up for the USS Arizona Memorial Standby Queue located at the Pearl harbor Visitor Center

Narrated by Jamie Lee Curtis, along with National Park Service historians and Pearl Harbor survivors, you'll hear powerful firsthand stories brought to life through archival audio and historic imagery. Simply press play and let the voices of history guide your journey of remembrance. Step into history and experience Pearl Harbor at your own pace with this self-guided multimedia tour featuring 29 key stops across the Visitor Center, museums, and shoreline. With over 90 minutes of curated content, this tour highlights the most important moments and locations of Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial. Includes complimentary use of a handheld audio device, a detailed tour map, and earbuds you can take home with you, giving you the flexibility to explore on your own schedule while enjoying a rich, guided experience. This experience DOES NOT include tickets to the USS Arizona Memorial. Sign Up for the USS Arizona Memorial Standby Queue located at the Pearl harbor Visitor Center.

This self-guided, self-paced audio walking tour will explore the rugged Carmel coastline where you will have stunning views of Point Lobos, Carmel Beach and Carmel River State Beach. The tour winds its way through the charming tree-lined streets of Carmel Point where you'll discover a number of the unique homes built on this one-time windswept treeless bluff. Along the way, you'll hear about Carmel's famous houses, its flora and fauna, the movies filmed on the point, and the first softball league in the US. You'll come across some colorful characters from the past such as Jean Arthur and Robinson Jeffers. The tour is ready whenever you are. The tour begins and ends at the Walker House Cabin on the Rocks. So start your tour with the VoiceMap app, put your phone in your pocket, and let us direct you on this adventure of Carmel-by-the-Sea Carmel Point Walking tour. Happy Adventures!

Whether you're a first-time visitor or a curious local, Chit Chat Atlanta Tours offers more than sightseeing—it’s a journey into the culture, courage, and creativity that define the city. Let Atlanta tell you her story. You just have to walk it. Discover the Soul of Atlanta with Chit Chat Atlanta Tours There's more to Atlanta than what’s written in textbooks. On the Black History & Civil Rights Tour, guests walk the same streets where Dr. King was born, preached, marched, and organized. You'll stand before Ebenezer Baptist Church, explore Sweet Auburn Avenue, and stroll along the Civil Rights Walk of Fame. Yet the deeper magic lies off the beaten path—in the halls of Booker T. Washington High School where King was educated, at legendary soul food spots like Paschal’s where strategies were made over collard greens, and at Morehouse College, where young Martin found his voice. #BlackHistory #CivilRights #MLK