Our Programs

Art Education Program

Self-Expression Program

Art Education Program

Expressive Path provides tours, lectures, and hands-on learning experiences. Expressive Path supports further education through shadowing and scholarships.

Mentorship Program

Self-Expression Program

Art Education Program

Our teachers conduct art and music workshops in schools, centers, nonprofits, and at the Montgomery County Youth Center. Through our Tools for Success component, students can earn instruments or art supplies by meeting basic goals while practicing their craft.

Self-Expression Program

Expressive Path Community Creators-EPCC

Our students showcase their talents in the community through performance and exhibition. Our yearly theme results in an art exhibition featuring more than 100 pieces of artwork.

Expressive Path Community Creators-EPCC

Summer Camp @ Expressive Path Creative Arts Center

Expressive Path Community Creators-EPCC

EPCC is our Friday night creative arts social program at the Lincoln Academy in Audubon, Pennsylvania.
Community Creators is for underserved teens to have a safe place on Friday nights to be creative with like-minded peers. Students enjoy a warm up, dinner, snacks, and a presentation and activity from our community partners. A special guest from the community joins us PA to teach art, music, cooking, sports, and more. We extend these projects out in the community to students from our guest's organization or the local public.

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Summer Camp @ Expressive Path Creative Arts Center

Expressive Path offers a 4 week summer arts program at our Expressive Path Creative Arts Center in Norristown, PA. We provide Drama, Visual Arts, Dance, and Music workshops, breakfast and lunch, and a safe place to meet like-minded peers.

Community Service Hours

Summer Camp @ Expressive Path Creative Arts Center

Expressive Path partners with Montgomery County's Juvenile Probation Office, Youth Aid Panel, and District Courts to offer a place for teens to earn community service hours.

We also offer community service hours for scholars looking to advance their academic achievement and students in need of ACT 158 hours.

Expressive Path teaches skills that can be used in the workplace and in college. Expressive Path inspires these students to make positive change and help others.

Virtual Education

Expressive Path uses a virtual education platform to ensure we reach as many students as possible. This is a component that we plan to keep even after schools and businesses return to standard operations.
Current Workshops: Anime Drawing, Bass Guitar, Drama, Drawing, Drums, Guitar, HipHop, Modern Dance, Latin Dance, Music Appreciation, Music Production, Painting, Piano, Photography, Poetry, Playwriting, and Voice.

Our Team

Board of Directors

Robin Allen
GT Freeman
Anthony Gallo-President
Angelique Hinton-Secretary
Dr. Carla Queenan
Michael Quintiliano-Treasurer
MaryBeth Sedgwick
Honorable Kelly Wall

Advisory Council

Board of Directors

Janet Dalzell
John Henderson
Matthew Hildenbrand
Pamela DeMarco Hill
Ryan Gallagher
Leann Pettit
Samme Marazas
Justin Zochowski

Teachers

Founder/Exec. Director

Blanca Andrade
Tyler Bebe
Katy Belkowski
Keville Bowen
Ron Chinappi
Lori Crook
Sharon Gearhart
John Henderson
Cory Hoover
Audrey Freedman
Daniel Gardner
Brittany Grala
Kevin Kaltenbacher
David Kozinski
Alex Martin
Pamela Martin, LPC
Maura Matthews
Marco Newsome
Jane Pekol
Mo Ryan
Sierra Sheriff
Stefanie Simpson
Derek Slopek
Mamata Tharima
Sasha Yudin
Dr. Marjorie Zipin

Founder/Exec. Director

Pamela Martin was born in Blue Bell, PA. At an early age, Pamela learned that her niche was art as she was the happiest when she was problem solving and creating something new.

Pamela’s interest in art resulted in a bachelor’s degree from Tyler School of Art. Shortly after she graduated from Tyler, she moved to the Norristown area when her son was born. While Pamela’s son was young, she received her Master’s in Counseling Psychology from Arcadia University. She began a career as a social worker and was employed for 20 years by Montgomery County where she helped many teens who were abused and neglected, had no positive outlet, and nowhere to go for help.

With the support of her family and friends, Pamela combined her love of arts, and interest in helping teens together to form Expressive Path to make a difference in her community.