Artistic expression in Windsor, California

The Children's Atelier Center is a vibrant and nurturing school located at 1508 Windsor Road in Encinitas, California, United States. Our center provides a unique and enriching learning environment for children to explore, create, and grow. With a focus on hands-on, experiential learning, we aim to foster creativity, curiosity, and a love for learning in every child. Our dedicated staff is committed to providing a safe and supportive space where children can develop academically, socially, and emotionally. Join us at the Children's Atelier Center and watch your child thrive!

Move Over Mozart/Spark Creativity Studio is a dynamic institution located at 9064 Brooks Road South in Windsor, California, United States. As a school and store, we offer hands-on and engaging programming in music, art, and STEM education. Our mission is to provide affordable and accessible learning opportunities within the Sonoma County community, with a focus on stimulating critical thinking and creativity. Established in 1988, our music education program has been a cornerstone of our institution. In 2020, we expanded our offerings to include art and STEM education. Our on-campus, after-school enrichment programs are available at over 45 schools in Sonoma County, and we also offer a variety of classes at our brick-and-mortar location in Windsor, known as Spark Creativity Studio.

Welcome to the View Park Bebe Moore Campbell Library, a vibrant community hub located at 3854 West 54th Street, Los Angeles, California. Nestled in the heart of View Park-Windsor Hills, our library serves as a cornerstone for residents in this unique unincorporated area, just west of Los Angeles, north of Inglewood, and southeast of Culver City. Founded in 1940, the View Park Library has a rich history and a strong connection to the community. Originally housed on S. Harcourt Avenue, the library moved to its current location in 1977 and proudly showcases a mural by artist Frank Matranga. In 2015, we were honored to be renamed after Bebe Moore Campbell, a beloved View Park resident, bestselling author, and mental health advocate.