Central Florida Ballet will host a summer intensive program for dancers age 7 and up, from July 7 through August 1.

Classes are held in the Central Florida Ballet’s studios, which are equipped with sprung flooring. Students are placed in ballet groups by age and ability. Depending on their level, students can expect 3 to 7 hours of dance each day. Students will learn different dance styles and injury prevention. The number of meetings per week depends on the dancer’s abilities.

For more information, visit the Central Florida Ballet’s website.

Wekiva Island will host the Wekiva PaintOut from March 3 through March 8. The PaintOut will feature multiple artists each day, creating their work out in the open, in the presence of guests. The event will also host multiple events, such as tutorials or introducing new products. There will also be events and amusements that overlap at the PaintOut to ensure that there is always something going on to keep you entertained! Parts of the PaintOut will be free, while others will require a ticket. For more information, visit the Wekiva PaintOut website.

Knowles Memorial Chapel will host the Bach Festival Society of Winter Park’s performance of St. John’s Passion on March 2 at 3 p.m.

The first of Bach’s great Passions, St. John’s Passion is a visceral work of raw emotion and shows Bach’s power as a composer and dramatist.

Tickets will range from $25-65. For more information on the performance, visit the Bach Festival Society’s website.

The City of Orlando will host Monday art classes for children ages 3-5 from March 3 through April 7 from 10-10:30 a.m.

This program is designed to assist in the development of artistic skills through experiences with clay sculpting and manipulation in hands-on age appropriate projects. The class is structured for the child to be assisted by his or her caregiver during the sessions. All materials included.

For more information, visit the City of Orlando’s website.