Find Performing Arts Centers Nonprofits and Charities

  nkfh wrote:

The opera house is a great venue to enjoy so many different kinds of entertainment - from George Winston to Richie Havens. And the acoustics are fabulous! more »

  Crystal P.1 wrote:

My daughter went to an audition at Star four years ago and it has been home ever since. My daughter had been performing for a few years but Star gave her the opportunity to reach her highest potential. She is now a seasoned performer and continually... more »

  Thomas 51 wrote:

My family and I love the museum. It's a laugh a minute for the kids and us grown ups as well. With so much to do and touch and laugh at. The kids forget all about computer games, TV and all the rest that they play with. We were their for Grossology. Who... more »

  yyoshida wrote:

Soka University is such a great university located in Aliso Viejo, CA. In addition to the great environment for study, the student body is very diverse, and we can learn various cultures and different ways of thinkings from interactions with my fellow... more »

  halisus wrote:

Little Theatre of Walla Walla is one of the best things that's every happened in my life. Not only is the organization a continual source for engagement in the arts, but I've also found a family there. more »

  lizsjohnson wrote:

I'm the volunteer executive director of Grand Vision. I've been in this position since 1999. Our organization was formed in '96 to save the theater, which is an art deco movie palace and community icon, from being torn down or becoming a swap meet. Since... more »

  Pamella H. wrote:

I am the parent of a child who attended Renaissance and can attest to the value and commitment of the program. My daughter started the program to learn about music and her experience far exceeded her expectations. Not only did she receive a solid foundation... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is an incredible organization! Great plays, musicals, plus an art studio and a bunch of educational programs—including ones for kids with autism and other special needs. more »

  AmyK wrote:

Rare. Gritty. Brilliant. Rooted in community. Authentically multi-racial, multicultural. An active, engaged community center for the arts. more »

  NayaQueen wrote:

They are wonderful role models for the youth in our community. They inspire teens to showcase their attributes and grow into successful young adults. They give our community hope! more »

  Frank M.5 wrote:

This is a great program for children of all ages. Its gets them up and moving. more »

  storytellerpeace wrote:

I started particiating in event that Laini Kuumba Ngoma Troupe promoted and found the organization to be highly respected, professional not to mention how wonder their offering to the community really is. I plan to start volunteering with them in 2012.... more »

  Skyeasy2 wrote:

The Emerson is a great place. We are very lucky to have the Emerson here in Bozeman - there is something for everyone here. more »

  jackriv714 wrote:

When I first walked into Stella Adler for my interview for the summer Shakespeare outreach program, I felt like I walked into an amazing historic place where many great actors have been in before. All of the walls were covered with pictures of the past... more »

  michele1 wrote:

I had very high expectations for the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts when I joined as an upper-level member some years ago, and I am pleased to say that those expectations have been more than met -- they have been exceeded. Innovation, creativity, verve... more »

  forloveandart wrote:

Ten years ago my daughter was in the production Pinocchio and she wanted to come back to The ACT. She was recently in two productions this summer; The Wizard of Oz and Thoroughly Modern Millie! She enjoyed every minute of it and made so many great new... more »

  Lance M.1 wrote:

Making Music Matter For Kids Inc. Giving low income and disadvantaged children opportunities to make charitable contributions to their communities through the gift of music. more »

  shanice wrote:

This is a great organization! Everyone treats each other like family. And they're such a talented group! You can tell that everyone involved really likes being there. I would recommend this program to everyone and anyone. more »

  EMME wrote:

It has an unreal offering of classes, all excellent and open to the public. Classes are ongoing and not expensive and there's are no hidden costs. No pre-reg or memebership. It's mosltly run by volunteers and everyone is warm and welcoming. more »

  Tomika Michella H. wrote:

CCPACC is an awesome organization for young boys and girls who are looking to showcase their artistic talents. The support is amazing the staff is wonderful your child will be in good hands. more »

  beemer wrote:

wonderful venue and great acoustics!! have been to several events there, and the experience has been exceptional. i wish other well know artists would come to Richmond and play at this extrodinary venue. look forward to many more trips there more »

  Daniel M.7 wrote:

Freehold is the oldest and best acting studio in the northwest and is the one place to study acting in Seattle. Freehold's dedicated faculty and staff provide an environment to safely learn, grow and make bold choices. Freehold's mission to engage artists... more »

  eddie wrote:

Nothing short of phenomenal. The Strand Theatre is beautiful, engaging, and staffed with great, passionate individuals! One of the best small arts theatres around, and a great contributor to Marietta's vibrancy. more »

  nick4 wrote:

The Levitt Pavilion provides a place in one of the most densely populated areas of Los Angeles where families can experience together first class professional music concerts under the stars for ten weeks each summer free of charge. The caliber of the... more »

  kadielynn wrote:

hey guys this is kadie lynn. i have been involved with Headline Mentors and Performing arts for a very long time, and im am very glad to say so! Jeanette Greenwood and Davina Perry have been amazing to me. i have been in a few productions with them and... more »

  b_h1234 wrote:

I've been volunteering at Merrimack Hall for 4 years now. I volunteer in the adult day program, I have met some of my closest friends in this program. They brighten up my day more than they know! I highly recommend volunteering for a class or show at... more »

  mchotiner wrote:

Many people know about the great performances that The Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts offers during the summer season where families can bring picnics to the lawn and watch artists on the Filene Center Stage. I've recently joined Wolf Trap... more »

  Paul143 wrote:

The Sharon Lynn Wilson Center for the Arts could very easily be the best kept secret in southeastern Wisconsin. From a performance venue with world renowned entertainers to arts education, the Wilson Center has been able to fill avoid for the last 12... more »

  Victoriak wrote:

As a volunteer, I've been treated with the utmost courtesy and shown appreciation far beyond my expectations. The patrons along with the staff truly value all of the volunteers services we provide. Of course, the benefits of having access to incredible... more »

  oll3holl3h wrote:

we attended a kd lang concert at the theater last spring and found the st. george to be an excellent venue for her show. we had seats in the middle of the orchestra; happily, we felt close to the music but not overwhelmed by the sound. whoever set up... more »

  theater8 wrote:

MMAS is a community that not only promotes and fosters the arts through its diverse group of artists, actors, directors, musicians and volunteers, but is a pro-active networking link between local artisans and other artists groups. Through its many different... more »

  herbert wrote:

I saw Jason Mraz at the Masonic Temple a few months ago. The concert was a kickoff to his American tour and what a perfect theater to have seen this show! I was lucky enough to sit in the first row of the mezzanine and let me tell you, the acoustics... more »

  ashtongallager wrote:

Mill Valley Live arts and the Throckmorton Theatre is an amazing organization. Bringing top notch entertainment and live events to the community as wells as providing invaluable experiences for young people through educational programs. They have an incredible... more »

  MB Fehrenbacher wrote:

The summer of 2010 the Ordway Theatre provided a vibrant, fun, evening outdoor dance series in a downtown plaza, featuring live music, dance demonstrations and dancing by all to follow - all free to whomever wished to attend. Dances included the tango,... more »

  arj143 wrote:

Lyric Arts is an amazing place for both audiences and artists alike. It's a unique community theater that produces a full season of professional quality productions with all volunteer actors. Some of my favorite moments as an actor and as an audience... more »

  Writer wrote:

This summer I enrolled my son's Joshua, 9 and Johnny, 8 in to there Summer Camp Program. My son's are often misunderstood by teachers and other program staff because I feel that sometimes they don't take the time out to listen to them when their upset... more »

  skatesandee wrote:

Enter Stage Left Theater, Inc. is truly the best non-profit community theater I've ever had the pleasure of dealing with! My career has taken me to many states in this country. Where ever I go, finding a local theater is paramount! I've been actively... more »

  Writer wrote:

Historic Building, diverse programming, multiple venues with experienced staff. A national treasure! more »

  theatre04 wrote:

Wonderful, professional, and classy. The performances there are always a joy to watch and exhibit the best talent Chicago has to offer. First Folio is just what the western suburbs needed. more »

  sarasings126 wrote:

As a board member at Faubourg Theatre I have have been able to experience first hand the joy and beauty these dancers bring to the stage. It is truly first class teaching and many of the pre-professional dancers go onto have successful careers in dance.... more »

  MissyT1970 wrote:

Beck Center has become a very special place for my family. My children love the classes, and the entire family enjoys the exceptional theater. Before my daughter was diagnosed with ADHD, she had a very difficult time fitting in at school. But... more »

  sarah6 wrote:

Adventure Stage Chicago at the Northwestern University Settlement has quickly built its reputation as the premiere Theatre for Young Audiences in the Chicagoland area. For a city that is so saturated in theatre, Adventure Stage is the only one that presents... more »

  courtney1 wrote:

I am new to StoneLion Puppet Theatre and I can honestly say that "I enjoy and am inspired by my job!" What a privilege it is to work with such talented and dedicated people! Recently, I have had the pleasure to see StoneLion Puppet Theatre in action.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Such a great experience! My daughter has performed in many plays over the years with this company. The company is amazing, helps to build self-esteem, and confidence in all performers. Can't wait to see what other shows they will do. more »

  Writer wrote:

A wonderful, highly talented theater company which puts on high quality theater at very reasonable prices. We have been season ticket holders for many years and almost always enjoy the performances. more »

  mkhacker wrote:

I have been involved in the Hanover Arts and Activities Center with my family for the past few years first as Asst. Director for the Summer Musicals and more recently as a board member. I live about 20 minutes away from the "center", but feel as though... more »

  geaniek wrote:

NEPAG is by far one of the hardest working non-profits in the city. Rita Jackson's passion for serving youth is unsurpassed. I have been honored to witness the lives of youth in DC transformed as a result of the work of NEPAG under the leadership of Ms.... more »

  toxiclala wrote:

I attended a few concerts at The Neurosciences Institute and they were phenomenal and more than I could ever ask for. The performers were amazing, staff was friendly and professional, not to mention there was complimentary wine. I loved the location and... more »

  smgarlic wrote:

I have been a teacher for 5 years and now I am the Philadelphia Campus Director at CCD this organization is a business and ministry that has empowered and taught students from youth to adults. It is a safe haven where people can come to dance, be ministered... more »

  jaminj wrote:

Beautiful historic theater showing some of the most amazing performances from every genre. Movies are exciting, well planned and really inexpensive, usually $5. The staff at The Reg really enjoy what they do and it shows. The newly renovated spaces are... more »

  Larry wrote:

Since 1982, I have watched this community organization provided classes and performances for a rural, culturally underserved 5 county area. All 6 daughters/stepdaughters have taken classes, matured and developed skills and friends. As teens, they toured... more »

  APOWELL06 wrote:

I've attended a number of events at the Playhouse. The staff is always professional and the intimate atmosphere is great for the plays performed there. The entertainers are like best kept secrets who take their craft very serious. A must try!!!! more »

  julianlagier wrote:

I am a volunteer with Art For Evolution. Their Eco-Art programs are magnificent and the support they give to the community is outstanding.I truly support them as they are making an extraordinary effort to enhance our cultural awareness in our... more »

  JannaChristensen wrote:

I love this venue. I have been attending events here for years! The provide excellent customer service from the time I buy my ticket to the time the show is over. They are celebrating their 80th year in business and the city of Fresno, CA has put them... more »

  johnthompson968 wrote:

I was hosting an event and I needed to rent a video projector ASAP. I emailed Tony, got a fast respone and he answered all my questions. When I picked up the projector he went over all the instructions about setting it up and taking it down. I was using... more »

  pattismile wrote:

I've had the pleasure of attending many of the productions arranged, set, and performed by this talented organization. I LOVE the fact that local children are encouraged to try out, then coached along as they progress in their 'new art'. I've seen painfully... more »

  Rod S.1 wrote:

Beautiful musical evenings on the western edge of Virginia's Shenandoah Valley. The Orkney Springs Hotel alone is worth the visit. Bring your own picnic, lawn chair, wine and spend an evening. more »

  lexdavis wrote:

If movies are important to you, this non-profit theater does it better than any other movie theater in NYC. It shows old movies and new. It provides movies for kids. It has 3 screens (soon to be four). In its modest way, it shows moving pictures the... more »

  mhorvich wrote:

PrideArts is a quality organization/theater that sponsors, creates, produces, and funds theater, film festivals, plays, musicals, etc that enlighten, inform, and educate the LGBTQ Community and the public as well about poignant issues of the times! They... more »

  Elaine S.1 wrote:

Offers a wide variety of programming, including a discerning selection of films, both new and old (especially love to see older, classic films on the big screen), at convenient times. (We'll go out to a 7:30pm movie. A 9 or 10pm movie? Forget it.) Plus... more »

  Bethmagee wrote:

David Dunlop is by far the best instructor I have ever had. He truly enjoys teaching and he made me feel like he had all the time I needed one on one with him. He sparked my creativity and taught me how to add symbolism to my work. I loved the plain... more »

  hollybassdc wrote:

Words Beats & Life is one of the most exciting, innovative arts organizations in DC. They have the best hip hop public programs in the city: the bboy jams regularly attract 500-700 youth from the metro region; the chess tournament blends history, science... more »

  lmrawls wrote:

Awesome experience with my very own personal growth participating in two of their production plays. I recommend any parent or child who wants to branch out into theatricals to reach out to TSC ! more »

  1brenda wrote:

I wanted to start off by saying how much I love going to musicals! I have loved it since I was a kid, and have taken my kids to many musical shows throughout the years!I can't say enough about STAR Repertory Theatre! STAR is a non-profit community... more »

  eva2 wrote:

The Young Actor's Conservatory, EarlyStages season and Surround program are an exciting group of programs that compliment the MainStage productions, and serve the Houston community and beyond. As a new staff member (I moved to Houston in 2008), I am impressed... more »

  scott15 wrote:

This is a fabulous art museum (actually its name changed from Desert Museum to Palm Springs Art Museum in 2005)featuring modern and contemporary art, Western Art, photography, contemporary glass art, architecture and design. The building's mid-century... more »

  aboyd250 wrote:

Playhouse Square is the second largest performing arts center in the United States, next to New York. They bring in many broadway shows yearly. They also offer many education classes and workshops for youth and adults. With this being a regional performance... more »

  LiddellJL wrote:

I have utilized this non-profit for nearly 30 years--long before they moved into their new space. I have taken classes, I have belonged to groups housed at the ArtsXchange and attended so many activities and events either hosted by the ArtsXchange or... more »

  beakster wrote:

I am the executive director of this organization so, while my first impulse is to give it 5 stars, I know there is always room for improvement. However, we do such a wide range of really great stuff and I am so proud of our Staff and our Board and our... more »

  20muleteam wrote:

Is very loose with its donations. Sounds as though it is taking in too much money for what it was capable of accounting for. Has the appearance of perfunctoriness allright, which seems to be their formula for exacting further contributions from the... more »

  Yolande wrote:

Before becoming a board member I saw the Joshua James performance and was amazed! I laughed. I cried. I was taken to another place in time. Asounding. Having seen that performance and having an active role in perfomance arts throughout my life,... more »

  dayle1 wrote:

This new church non profit will be a blessing to the people in this community and surrounding areas for sure more »

  mdavidovich85 wrote:

This past January, I unfortunately had to end my business relationship as an acting teacher with the Lundstrum Center for the Performing Arts. In my experience there, the managing director and the artistic director have made decisions that have compromised... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have attended many events at the Pella Opera House. The current renovations are going to give it a fresh updated look while maintaining the historical integrity of the building. I would recommend it for luncheons, weddings or performances. It... more »

  marci1 wrote:

My family's first experience at NRACT was attending a show by the improv group, Raleigh Village Idiots. When auditions for the next children’s production were posted, my oldest daughter decided to attend. She ended up performing in Alice’s... more »

  eat5cookies wrote:

Fantastic shows. Beautiful venue. Great experiences! more »

  GregR1 wrote:

CCAE offers a number of great classes, including ballroom dance and comedy improv. It is fun, affordable and is in the heart of Harvard Square. They have a great website: http://www.ccae.org/ more »

  Tom B.12 wrote:

Very disappointed that DMPA will not give refunds for the Home Free performance after the National Weather Service and state, county and local authorities highly recommended no travel due to the weather. DMPA is more concerned about trampling on people's... more »

  Msberdie25 wrote:

We have been series ticket holders for many years. Our parents started this with Peter Nero. After their passing we as their children continued on. We increased our purchases by two more tickets. Now you are not holding performances and refusing to give... more »

  Malika_M wrote:

Because the Arts MatterBecause of the joy on children's faces when they experience their first live play...because of budget cuts in schools that mean elementary school children in California public schools have no instruction in the arts...because... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have been working with this organization for several years. They have an annual event for the community were I volunteer each year. The community is blessed by the resources provided, the fun, the family interaction and the idea that people care about... more »

  Hillgirl wrote:

SBCT is making a big impact in our local theater community. It's an opportunity to act, direct, learn technical jobs and make friends. I have been active for about 10 years and am learning so much as a board volunteer! more »

  ADOrdonez wrote:

The North End Music and Performing Arts Center (or NEMPAC as they are known) has been serving Boston and Charlestown with accessible and innovative arts programming for 20 years. They offer a large amount of scholarships to enable private instruction... more »

  michael stone wrote:

I love the California Center for the Arts, Escondido. They provide cultural programs, educational programs, exciting performances of all kinds, and really are the hub of activity for the area. They have suffered lately because their budget has been dramatically... more »

  WAHJR wrote:

The Denver Center for the Performing Arts (DCPA) is the largest performing arts organization in the Rocky Mountain region and the largest endowed LORT theatre in the United States. The theatre productions of the DCPA are of the highest caliber anywhere... more »

  PBrian wrote:

Looks like a lost city in the middle of nowhere. Unless you booked the sky suite the rooms with the shared bathrooms belong in the 1930s where that sort of thing was more common. Bad choice when you are trying to sell an idea that is set in the far flung... more »

  Tom S. wrote:

i can't say new buildings are not needed but fromwhat i've been told ,they probably are needed.what concerns me is how bob everhart treated the foreign clients that i dealt with. promises to them are not always kept by bob.once they arrive at the... more »

  Cre8something wrote:

Arts in Stark has done wonders for Canton,Ohio. Creating an "arts district" in a underutilized downtown area is one of the things they are responsible for. There are now several galleries and working artist studio spaces in the area as well as restaurants... more »

  Laurie66 wrote:

Central KY Community Theatre serves our central Kentucky area with performing arts that are "second to none". The theatre works diligently with the community in efforts to offer scholarships to students wishing to partake in the arts through music, voice... more »

  fmarseille wrote:

The USA International Harp Competition exists to inspire, promote, and sustain artistic excellence while fostering a broader appreciation of the harp and its repertoire.They bring people together through the universal language of music, enhance... more »

  Seeking help wrote:

Southern enterprise is against anyone that is LGBTQ. The director has very nasty views on homosexuals. They teach ballet to children and adults but the distain he has for gay people is outrageous. Just today in a meeting he said homosexuals are after... more »

  KBonita wrote:

Big Top Chautauqua gives my family great opportunities to see family friendly acts through the summer! Its free and allows everyone a chance to have national act experiences!! My kids love it! more »

  ddjdstar wrote:

La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club has been a haven for artists from around the world. This year, La MaMa hosted an extraordinary event: the conference Acting Together on the World Stage: Theatre and Peacebuilding in Conflict Zones, which brought together... more »

  Lynne17 wrote:

The Ross Ragland Theater and Cultural Center is celebrating its Silver Anniversary Season in 2013-2014, and what an amazing 25 years it has been! The Ragland opened in Klamath Falls in 1989 after years of grassroots fundraising and planning to save the... more »

  Nancy Lovi wrote:

This organization is one of the oldest performance art centers in the Country. I have been working with them for the last two months. All the staff is hard working and dedicated. The board is there and actively involved. Currently they have be awarded... more »

  Tintal_Braz wrote:

I am a volunteer for the Institute of Musical Traditions (IMT), have been for many years now, and was an event-goer for many years before. IMT is a great group to volunteer for, and our core volunteer corps is mighty and growing, doing organizational... more »

  hothouse wrote:

The current organization was taken over by a board faction in 2006. The operations and ownership is widely contested more »

  Elmer Gantry wrote:

Appalachian Educational Communication Coporation (a.k.a WHCB 91.5 FM) owns a 49% ownership share of AECC President Kenneth C. Hill's for-profit Information Communications Corporation. AECC floated AECC President Hill a $250,000 loan to Hill's private,... more »

  Joani R. wrote:

I am impressed that the Redwood Playhouse sponsors a teen theatre company. It's an important part of life for many teens in our rural area. Redwood Playhouse is a hard working organization that has created a beautiful and much needed performance space... more »

  JohnBrazzale wrote:

Through its foundation, the organization hosts annual summer camps for children, ages 7-10 and 11-14, who have lost a parent to death. While death is always a tragedy, often these are situations related to violence if lower socio economic parts of Chicago.... more »

  Carol53 wrote:

In the decade+ that the Raven Performing Arts Theater has existed, it has become a true community gathering place, serving every local school and many other local nonprofits. It continues to offer a wide range of entertainment for its region. With only... more »

  jafaulkner wrote:

KWPSEF is a tax-exempt, non-profit charitable foundation with a goal of raising money to enhance and expand educational opportunities for the students of King William County through community-wide participation and philanthropy. Each Spring... more »

  Terry McKenzie wrote:

The Kravis Center was found guilty by US courts and ordered to up to $3.5 million dollars for its misdeeds. You can get the entire story by going to this website: http://kravisblog.net/ They need donations now more than ever to pay for... more »

  Barrepride wrote:

The BOH completed its second renovation during the pandemic from 2021-22. We upgrade our air filtration system, installed new seating, new rigging, and a stunning painted curtain which is a replica of the original installed in 1899. It is a beautiful... more »

  alajones2 wrote:

Both of my children recieved guitars and insrtuction theough this program. It has enriched their lives in ways that I can not even describe! They now love playing and are getting quite good at it! more »

  Writer wrote:

Hello My name is Jesse Robinson Jr. I am a Swing University Alumni. I'm always excited to see what classes or concerts will be held at Jazz At Lincoln Cen. The staff is always very professional. Very inviting and always willing to help. I will be signing... more »

  Pamela300 wrote:

This is a great nonprofit organization that helps kids fighting cancer. One unique thing about this non for profit organization is the local visits to children hospitals. When kids are fighting illnesses, it can become bad for the soul and the spirit.... more »

  Producer wrote:

Theater fell to a medley of misfortune Debt, fire, dissension dogged North Shore By Geoff Edgers, Globe Staff | June 21, 2009 When Barry Ivan took charge of North Shore Music Theatre, he thought he knew what to expect. For 12 years, he had been a... more »

  Morrie W. wrote:

A great venue that has enlivened Napa and helped restore the historic downtown area. An 1890s theater that has been lovingly restored to its original beauty through the hard work of local citizens, and now presents over 90 performances a year in all... more »

  lecase2 wrote:

Beautiful auditorium but the sound system for the stage speakers is terrible.very low volume. This needs to be addressed. more »

  samaskip wrote:

Several years ago, I attempted to give money to Carnegie Hall. I consulted Charity Navigator. At that time, the website gave the names and salaries of the 3 highest-paid employees. They were 3 stagehands. They each earned over $300,000 per year. ... more »

  cello1 wrote:

Jonathan Williams invited me, other adult musicians and high school orchestra students to play in the "Gospel According to Scrooge" orchestra. Rehearsing with the cast opened our eyes to the myriad roles involved in a musical stage production. We witnessed... more »

  elizabeth2 wrote:

I became involved with Theater Alliance as an audience member, became a service provider and now am a volunteer. I am so impressed with the quality of their productions, their artistic vision and their ability to produce first-rate theater on a modest... more »

  Imperial wrote:

The Imperial Theatre is a beautiful, historical monument to the performing arts in Augusta Georgia. Not only does the organization work hard to complete the ongoing restoration, the facility is a rental house that is home to many local groups, while... more »

  KalDunn wrote:

Opera Orlando brings professional, high-quality productions to Central Florida and the surrounding communities. Opera Orlando is a pillar of the Orlando community and impacts many patrons, youth, families, and supporters across the state of Florida. Their... more »

  carolgambsky wrote:

Great concert on March 20! Thanks handbell ensemble under direction of Sandra Eithun. more »

  Ellen C. wrote:

Intersection is one of the rare organizations that has managed to be absolutely relevant in each decade of it's long history. The mission statement continues to thrive along with a vibrant dedicate staff of artist, board members and an invested audience... more »

  MusicisLife1977 wrote:

TCAN is an absolute gem in the MetroWest Community! Featuring shows from touring artists from across the country, community events, kids shows and they've recent got movies too! This is an incredibly important arts organization that continues to give... more »

  urbanjeff wrote:

One of the most amazing organizations in the world, let alone Pittsburgh. more »

  dogoodbewellandhappy wrote:

I love Our Time Theatre Company and the important work they're doing with kids who stutter. With only a tiny staff of three, this company has made a huge impact in the lives of dozens of children who feel marginalized by their crippling vocal disability.... more »

  joy wrote:

Finalist in the 2009 Tampa Bay Business Journal Best nonprofit of the year award. Very worthy cause for special needs children. more »

  Sue Fraser Frankewicz wrote:

WAC provides a consistently excellent product in the form of radio programming with a highly intelligent decidedly left-leaning analysis of local and world events. more »

  Kirstenkhr wrote:

I'm making a donation in honour of my friend Penel's birthday. She has spoken glowingly of the Mann Center many times and I also was impressed with their community programs, especially Connecting Arts-N-Schools. more »

  kathy-paul wrote:

I have very fond memories of Fairytale Town as I spent a lot of fun times there with my children. I wish i had a similar place to play, explore and imagine where I grew up. more »

  prinsenbink wrote:

In the New York arts scene--and in the global arts scene--there are few major institutions that match the degree of innovative programming in multiple discplines BAM has to offer. Not only does it bring performing companies in areas of Theater, Dance,... more »

  susan2 wrote:

I have been attending Theatrical Outfit productions for many years -- since they were in Midtown Atlanta in the early 1980s. Every production is filled with strong performances and whether the play is new or old, they bring a fresh approach that provokes... more »

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Music in the mountains exists to enhance the quality of life in nevada county by presenting outstanding performances of predominantly... more »

The purpose of this organization is to cultivate, advance, and promote the appreciation of dramatic arts with the community by... more »

Education in the area of theater arts, singing, and live audience performances. more »

The montana actors' theatre provides inclusive, quality entertainment and theatre education in two montana communities. more »

The mission of the carnegie arts center is to provide quality fine arts instruction, exhibition, and performance opportunities,... more »

At balletnova center for dance our mission is to provide a center of dance excellence in northern virginia, nurturing and training... more »

The cincinnati arts association (caa), a not-for-profit, was founded in 1990 to serve as a manager, presenter and educator. Caa's... more »

Promote knowledge & appreciation of dance & local performances more »

Theatre production-artistic, educational more »

To serve and educate the community by presenting high-quality theatrical productions consisting primarily of william shakespeare.... more »

To maintain and improve the sunrise theater and ensure it is used to enrich and enliven the entire community. more »

The apollo theater foundation, inc. , a not-for-profit organizationestablished in 1991, is dedicated to the preservation and developmentof... more »

The All Stars Project, Inc. (ASP) is a non-partisan, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to promoting human development... more »

The mission of the Astoria Arts and Movement Center is to provide dance, performing arts and physical education classes that involve,... more »

Odcs mission, through its professional dance company, dance school and presenting theater, is to inspire audiences, cultivate... more »

To provide exceptional, free-admission classical music performances that inspire and enrich lives through dynamic and engaging... more »

The foundation's mission is to provide and promote an extraordinary and accessible center for the performing arts that elevates... more »

NDG's mission is to foster the tradition and future of dance and all performing arts. In order to do this, the artistic spirit... more »

The theatre is a professional regional theatre dedicated to the performing arts, whose mission is to entertain, educate and inspire... more »

The promotion of cultural, educational, and charitable activities within the stowe, vermont community. more »

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Our mission is to inspire appreciation for the arts by presenting cultural events and arts education programs in the greater Arrowhead... more »

The corporation is organized exclusively for charitable, religious, education and scientific purposes to provide diverse programs... more »

A gathering place for the community to engage in educational opportunities and enhance understanding and enjoyment of life through... more »

Renting space to not for profits and sponsoring cultural, educational, scientific and literary functions. more »

To provide a home for the performing arts and broaden it's impact in the rapid city area. This will be accomplished by: fostering... more »

The organization was established to raise funds in order to restore the stratford shakespeare theatre house. more »

To plan, develop, construct and operate an exposition and events center in grand island, nebraska. more »