Building Block Arts
The Building Block School for the Arts is a 501C3 nonprofit in Maury County, Tennessee.
Our Mission:
Your spark will ignite in a safe environment through cultivating creativity, fostering community and building good character. You will be surrounded by the utmost experiences in the arts. The lessons you will learn through the arts will build the strong foundation on which a community of passionate people with purpose and vision can thrive. Let your joy shine through as you start your journey with us!
Auditions are THURSDAY Jan 22 4-6pm
head over to application to take the leap and ignite your spark
Academic tutorial meets Tues., Wed., or Thurs. 11am -3pm Choose 1,2, or 3 days
Tickets available
online only.
The original Lucy show! Did you know she got this role by default? The lead actress couldn’t make it, so they threw Lucy in there! This is before Ricky! Richard Denning played her on air love.
Our cast of talented kids are getting ready for this gem! We can hardly wait to celebrate our Minka Year of studies with Aladdin jr!
Serving up Roasted Chicken, Herb Roasted Potato’s, Green Bean Delight, Salad, and Cherry Cobbler.
Register for a Class
Whether it’s private lessons, group classes, visual or performing arts, we have a place for you! from ages 3-103, we have a place for you!
Just click the image and let us ignite your spark through the arts!
Ignite
your SPARK through
Arts EXPLORATION
“Building Block School for the Arts has been the type of thing I have been looking for in our 8 years here! I have a BFA in theatre and am an actor myself, and it took us this long to find a place that did NOT want to just charge a bunch of money to put kids onstage to act with no training or technique! In just a few weeks, my daughter has been learning acting, voice, and dance technique like a true conservatory program teaches! She is also learning proper etiquette for an actor and the importance of one’s mental focus in the arts…AND how to use her technique to achieve the focus needed to carry large parts onstage. I’m sure there is more! It’s also been a fun and supportive place for her, which I know contributes to her growth.” - Priscilla’s mom
Currently,
masks are not required
But Masks are welcomed if you prefer to wear one. Please remain home if you are sick.