We asked our board to share their personal stories about our Intergenerational Program. Here is Board Director, Noelle Guest’s contribution: When I think of Cathedral Park Performing Arts Collective’s Intergenerational Program, I think of my grandmother, Pearl. She was such a big part of my childhood and youth, serving, at times, as the second parent … Read More
For immediate release: August 20, 2019 | Cathedral Park Performing Arts Collective is the recipient of a $5,000 grant from the Fred W. Fields Fund of Oregon Community Foundation to fund staffing and administration. The mission of the Cathedral Park Performing Arts Collective is to foster self-determination through the creative engagement of the community in … Read More
Join the St. Johns Singers on Tuesday, June 2nd as they present their spring choir concert at Cathedral Park Performing Arts Collective (in the Pioneer United Methodist Church building), 7528 N. Charleston Ave. Doors open at 7:15pm and the concert begins at 7:30pm. Donations are greatly appreciated. We look forward to sharing our … Read More
You’re invited to our Fall Showcase on December 7, 2024 at the Red Sea Church. Our students are excited to perform for you!
Registration is open for our Winter Term! Classes begin on January 6 Improv & Acting for Kids I (ages 7-10) with instructor Tristan Improv & Acting for Kids II (ages 11-14) with instructor Tristan Shakespeare for Kids: Julius Caesar (ages 8-14) with instructor Anya Musical Theatre I (ages 7-10) with instructor Anya Musical Theatre II (ages 11-14) with instructor Anya … Read More
Registration is now open for Winter Term! Classes will begin on January 6.
Saturday December 14, 2024 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm The Fixin’ To 8218 N Lombard St. All ages! We look forward to singing with you. The sing selection will include winter-themed and holiday-themed songs, and this event is not specific to any particular religious tradition– all are welcome! There will be hot chocolate, coffee, and … Read More
This year, we dove into the beloved classic, Little Women, based on the novel by Louisa May Alcott. Students worked together to learn their very own role, including solo and ensemble songs, scenes, and choreographed dance numbers. Unlike our summer and spring break workshops, we learned this show over the course of several weeks. Rehearsals … Read More