Abstract
This article proposes a way to reclaim awe and wonder for courses in recreation practice and leisure studies. By considering leisure studies as a humanistic discipline, and by employing works of art as teaching strategies, we may be able to bring more inspired learning to recreation courses. A directory of works of art and their leisure lessons, and a sample class lesson plan based on art, poetry and music are provided as illustration.
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