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Artistas y talleristas invitados del Sindicato
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Attribute nameAttribute value
Fecha inicial04/08/26
Fecha final22/08/26
Dates and timesDel 4 al 22 de agosto, de lunes a viernes, de 9:00 am a 2:00 pm
Tipos de preciosPrecio único
Venta en fasma.com.mxNo
Where to buy ticketsRecreo 4, Centro Histórico de San Miguel de Allende.
VenueEL SINDICATO
TypeMulti-day Course/Workshop.
Suggested audience.Jóvenes (13 a 20 años)

Summer Living School: Shaping Artists, Inspiring Futures

From August 4 to 22, El Sindicato opens its doors to an experience designed for children and young people to encounter art as a space for discovery, play, learning, and transformation. The Summer Living School is a program created to accompany new generations on a journey where imagination, sensitivity, and creative exploration become tools for growth, self-expression, and connection with the world around them.

Designed for participants between the ages of 6 and 16, this program offers an interdisciplinary artistic experience in which each day is carefully planned to awaken curiosity, encourage community, and open paths for personal and creative development. Over the course of three weeks, participants will have the opportunity to explore a wide range of disciplines and materials, guided by artists, teachers, and guest workshop leaders in a safe, nurturing, and inspiring environment.


About the Summer Living School

More than a summer course, the Summer Living School is a space for artistic and human development where each participant can explore their voice, discover new forms of creation, and recognize the value of their own ideas. The program brings together interdisciplinary workshops in painting, sculpture, movement, theater, music, collective creation, textile art, and material experimentation, offering a broad, dynamic, and deeply enriching experience.

Each activity is designed to stimulate creativity, observation, listening, teamwork, and self-confidence, understanding art not only as an aesthetic practice but as a form of thinking, connection, and emotional expression. In this space, participants will be able to create, imagine, play, share, and discover that the artistic process can also be a way of building community, strengthening sensitivity, and opening new possibilities for the future.


What You Will Discover

  • A summer program for children and young people ages 6 to 16.
  • Interdisciplinary workshops led by artists, teachers, and guest facilitators.
  • Activities in disciplines such as painting, sculpture, theater, music, movement, textile art, and collective creation.
  • A safe, nurturing, and inspiring environment for exploring creativity and building self-confidence.
  • An artistic learning experience that supports the sensitive, creative, and personal development of new generations.

The Summer Living School is an invitation to experience art as a transformative force: a space where creating also means discovering oneself, sharing with others, imagining new possibilities, and building tools for both the present and the future. Three weeks dedicated to cultivating sensitivity, curiosity, and a love for artistic expression.


Program Details

Dates: August 4 to 22
Schedule: Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Ages: Children and young people ages 6 to 16
Cost: $3,500 for the full three-week program

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Summer Living School: Shaping Artists, Inspiring Futures

From August 4 to 22, El Sindicato opens its doors to an experience designed for children and young people to encounter art as a space for discovery, play, learning, and transformation. The Summer Living School is a program created to accompany new generations on a journey where imagination, sensitivity, and creative exploration become tools for growth, self-expression, and connection with the world around them.

Designed for participants between the ages of 6 and 16, this program offers an interdisciplinary artistic experience in which each day is carefully planned to awaken curiosity, encourage community, and open paths for personal and creative development. Over the course of three weeks, participants will have the opportunity to explore a wide range of disciplines and materials, guided by artists, teachers, and guest workshop leaders in a safe, nurturing, and inspiring environment.


About the Summer Living School

More than a summer course, the Summer Living School is a space for artistic and human development where each participant can explore their voice, discover new forms of creation, and recognize the value of their own ideas. The program brings together interdisciplinary workshops in painting, sculpture, movement, theater, music, collective creation, textile art, and material experimentation, offering a broad, dynamic, and deeply enriching experience.

Each activity is designed to stimulate creativity, observation, listening, teamwork, and self-confidence, understanding art not only as an aesthetic practice but as a form of thinking, connection, and emotional expression. In this space, participants will be able to create, imagine, play, share, and discover that the artistic process can also be a way of building community, strengthening sensitivity, and opening new possibilities for the future.


What You Will Discover

  • A summer program for children and young people ages 6 to 16.
  • Interdisciplinary workshops led by artists, teachers, and guest facilitators.
  • Activities in disciplines such as painting, sculpture, theater, music, movement, textile art, and collective creation.
  • A safe, nurturing, and inspiring environment for exploring creativity and building self-confidence.
  • An artistic learning experience that supports the sensitive, creative, and personal development of new generations.

The Summer Living School is an invitation to experience art as a transformative force: a space where creating also means discovering oneself, sharing with others, imagining new possibilities, and building tools for both the present and the future. Three weeks dedicated to cultivating sensitivity, curiosity, and a love for artistic expression.


Program Details

Dates: August 4 to 22
Schedule: Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Ages: Children and young people ages 6 to 16
Cost: $3,500 for the full three-week program

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