Programs
Youth Development
Jugalbandi - Music and Arts in the Schools Program Began in 2000, this program provides West County school children with the opportunity to interact with and learn from world famous artists presenting music, stories, dance, and theater. For more information on this great program and for ways you can help us in this effort, see Cumulus Presents.
Folk Arts for Schools Calendar Program began four years ago, and helps to fund school programs in the West County! The program's calendar features the work of our local artist, Patrick Amiot. See this year's calendar at their website!
Tiny Tots, a small preschool environment provides three to five year old children a developmental approach to early childhood education, where the need for both order and freedom are recognized.
For more info Email: tinytots@seb.org or call Fran @ (707) 823 - 0355
Kindergym gives those aged six months to three years old a fun, open-play time. The hour includes climbing on structures, dancing, singing, and fun games with a parachute! This time also provides an opportunity for parents of these young ones to connect with members of this community.
Bija Choir Bija is a Sanskrit word meaning “seed of creation,” which represents the choir’s mission of sowing community, appreciation and compassion for others, while at the same time cultivating a high quality, vibrant performance environment for young people who love to sing. The program is headed by Mariah Jameau. The Bija Choir is an official nonprofit project of the SCCC.
Earth Camp Earth Camp teaches children skills in gardening, expressive arts, and community building to enhance their relationship with themselves, their community, and the natural environment. With an adaptive and evolving educational model we provide children with experiences that empower a strong sense of personal responsibility, leadership skills, and intergenerational collaboration.
Facilities Presentation and Development
The Community Center Main Building expanded in 1992 and refurbished after the floods of 1986, 1995, and 1997.
SCCC's Youth Annex has been remodeled and supports a wide variety of activities, including music, dance, city meetings, and special events. It is also the the first municipal building to be entirely solar powered!
The Superplayground next to the Garzot Duffield Building was built through the efforts of our former Executive Director and the people of our community. The Community Cultural Center currently maintains and upgrades the facility.
The Garzot Duffield Building was expanded from a one room facility to a fully functional day care and summer camp site, which also serves as a community meeting place.
Analy High School Tennis Courts unsuitable for league matches (undersized courts), expanded to a fully functional, lighted cluster of courts used by the school and community.
Brook Haven Middle School tennis courts were damaged by school construction of a new gymnasium. The facility was resurfaced, with improved lighting and a small gathering spot.
Building Community
Co-Sponsoring gives those with an idea or cause the support to create an event. This community has presented many relief efforts, new performance opportunities and informational meetings made possible through the assistance of this public benefit organization.
Co-Supporting by presentation to other public benefit and civic groups; our facility, equipment, and expertise. These gifts-in-kind increases those groups ability to execute their particular mission.