Ages 4-6 Budding artists are allowed to let their imaginations run wild while they creatively explore theatrical storytelling. These half-day classes are designed to cultivate inventiveness as students learn the basics of theatre through collaboration and creative play. This week's camp will join Ryder and his group of rescue dogs as they use their skills to protect the community! Your child must be able to use the bathroom unassisted.

Ages 7-12 By cultivating original characters, students will be transported straight into the cartoon of their choosing! Whether it’s classic Mickey Mouse or modern Steven Universe, there’s a cartoon creation for everyone. This is your chance to be inspired by some of your favorite cartoon characters and bring your own original character to life. At the end of the week, students use their newly learned acting and characterization skills in a sharing for family and friends. Through imagination and creativity, you’ll learn basic theatre fundamentals and have a great time! The students will be split into 3 groups of 15-25 students based on age. If you would like to request that your student be placed in the same group as their friend or sibling who may not be the same age, please send us an email at education@redmountaintheatre.org.

Ages 4-6 Budding artists are allowed to let their imaginations run wild while they creatively explore theatrical storytelling. These half-day classes are designed to cultivate inventiveness as students learn the basics of theatre through collaboration and creative play. This week's camp will focus on the adventures of Bluey, whose energy and lovable spirit gets her into all kinds of funny and unpredictable situations. Your child must be able to use the bathroom unassisted.

DRUM the Program presents a 6-week African-inspired dance class designed to celebrate diversity and foster connection. Open to all levels, this class offers a welcoming space where you'll explore vibrant rhythms, learn dynamic dance techniques, and move together in community. Experience the joy of dance while cultivating a deeper sense of belonging and connection to others in an inclusive and supportive environment.

No Previous Dance Experience Needed.

Boxing Cardio gets your heart-pumping. The exercises leave attendees feeling stress-free and motivated. By using just body weight, this routine helps tone muscles, build endurance, and boost metabolism. This isn’t just a workout – it’s a boxing lesson and self-defense class too.

This class focuses on strength, flexibility, endurance and balance. The group exercise setting provides a wonderful opportunity to stay healthy and meet new people while having fun.

Featuring work by 19 artists from across the state, the Alabama Triennial 2025: Currents explores questions of place and identity. Through work that emphasizes movement, journey, mapping, exchange and transference, the exhibition complicates notions of Southern identity as something static or unitary, instead viewing it as a confluence of various currents, constantly in motion, made and remade in relation to what came before.

Currents are directional movement and energy. As natural phenomena in our oceans and atmosphere that gave rise to trade routes and transit corridors, they are reminders of the inextricability of history and culture from the material conditions of place. Yet they are also immaterial, invoking spiritual practices such as channeling, as well as the amalgamation of religious influences common in this region. As directional movement, currents call to mind lineages – of ancestry or heritage – as well as the belief systems that have shaped our environment and material existence. One question guiding this exhibition is: How do we position ourselves in relation to what we inherit?

Finally, although far from comprehensive, the Triennial is intended as a survey of current artistic practices in Alabama. It's of a time and place washed ashore by the past, with one eye fixed on the horizon.

Participating artists are Douglas Pierre Baulos, Daphne Burgess, Merrilee Challiss, E L Chisolm, Soynika Edwards-Bush, Valerie George, Allison Grant, Arielle Gray, Darius Hill, Helga Mendoza, Micah Mermilliod, Joe Minter, Bethany Moody, Celestia Morgan, Miriam Omura, Celeste Amparo Pfau, Millian Giang Pham, Rial Rye and Jennifer Wallace Fields

The Alabama Triennial 2025 was curated by elizabet elliott, Executive Director of Alabama Contemporary Art Center in Mobile; Sydney A. Foster, Montgomery-based creative director and community architect; and AEIVA Curator Hannah Spears.

This high-endurance exercise class features fun, hip hop inspired choreography. It boosts cardiovascular health, strength & flexibility with a sizzling playlist.