The Stefanie Sullivan Joyful Arts Program was begun in honor of and at the inspiration of Stef Sullivan, who passed away in January 2022. Stef was an integral part of Options & Advocacy and volunteered there for most of her life. Stef was responsible for closing files, completing mailings, and most of all - morale. She was someone who overcame significant physical challenges including deafness. Her positive attitude and spirit, her humor and resilience were remarkable. Stef greeted each day with a smile and her unique JOYFUL exuberance. Stef was a remarkable artist who expressed herself through her art in ways that she could not express herself verbally. The goal of the Stefanie Sullivan Joyful Arts program is to share that opportunity of expression with others who have their own unique challenges.
What is Joyful Arts?
An Art program for teens and young adults who experience developmental and other challenges.
Classes are taught by an artist. Each participant is given individual instruction based on their ability.
Students will be painting with acrylics on canvas. Most students will be able to take their painting home at the end of each class.
More about the Joyful Arts Program
We meet on the 1st & 3rd Saturday of the month, 9:30am-10:45am
Joyful Arts Community
Registration
Registration is required. You can register in English here.
Para espanol aqui.
For questions contact Cindy Sullivan at cindy.sullivan@opad.org
Dates of program will be confirmed upon registration.
Cost for each class is $10.
Scholarships are available.
You do not have to be a McHenry County resident.
Classes are held at:
Options & Advocacy
365 Millennium Dr. Ste. A
Crystal Lake, IL 60012
Donations to the program
