Find Performing Arts Schools Nonprofits and Charities

  donnie wrote:

Jessup has been so blessed with the presence of the Houston Ballet. They have made a major impact on our students.Their interaction with our students has made a world of difference in their behavior and self esteem.Teachers and parents alike have commented... more »

  Ginnyoak wrote:

The staff and owners of LAMB are great at what they do. They are informed, caring and professional, on top of being fun, kind and encouraging to their students. The highlight of my daughter's week is the time she spends at LAMB. more »

  firefighter333 wrote:

I was a saxophone instructor/jazz band instructor at Joy of Music. I have taught in Boston, Seattle, and Eastern Washington, and found JOMP to be one of the most outstanding programs I have ever been involved with. I am no longer employed by JOMP, and... more »

  Carla G. wrote:

The College of Adaptive Arts is a non-profit school for adults with differing abilities. The work that CAA is doing with its students is inspirational. Every parent of a child with a disability should be so fortunate as to have a CAA nearby,... more »

  CLW17 wrote:

Fantastic organization that donates money to some very good causes and puts on fantastic Powwows that provide educational and learning opportunities to the public and an opportunity to experience Native American culture!! Will support them as long as... more »

  doug3 wrote:

The National Conservatory was the best educational choice I ever made. It boasts an excellent program of linear study, nurturing and supportive faculty and staff, and an incredibly loyal and helpful student body and alumni group. Not only was I able... more »

  JT Fan wrote:

Our family has been touched by a number of different facets of CSMA. Initially, my husband wanted to find a couple of musicians to play in a trio. He contacted CSMA and was placed with two others and a teacher. From that beginning, our two children... more »

  alejandra wrote:

I love multi-arts. It remind us, that inside all of us, there is a child that is an artist. The creativity in the institution keeps children, board, teachers, volunteers and public in alive. It is pure creative power.. it is innovation.. originality more »

  robnana wrote:

Our two children have participated in CCTA's Performing Arts Summer Camp for the past 3 years and we keep coming back because it is the best summer camp program around (in an area with many camp options, that says a lot!). The program is fun, well structured,... more »

  ElizabethCKP wrote:

Founded in 2011, Creative Kids Playhouse Children's Theatre of Orange County will have produced 92 musicals, mini-musicals and plays by the end of 2015. They stay true to their taglines, "Quality theater education in a fun, encouraging environment,"... more »

  appelfarmlove wrote:

My experience at Appel Farm Summer Camp is indescribable. The camp provided me with my first introduction to independence, both artistic and personal. I grew as an artist and even more as a person in the 5 years that I attended the camp. Every camper... more »

  karin16 wrote:

My experience: I know, from my heart, music touches one profoundly - I've loved my teachers of music, what they taught the expression it gave me. My parents for their love of all music, - from Glenn Miller, the Big Bands - my brothers leading me... more »

  katie5 wrote:

LSMSA is a wonderful school that provides talented youngsters with the chance to bloom! There are not many schools like it in the U.S., and it is a truly special place. more »

  Pittsburgh Musical Theater wrote:

Pittsburgh Musical Theater has provided my children with a well rounded education and friendships they will have for life. It is a Wonderful Organization to be a part of. more »

  tootsie001 wrote:

I enrolled my daughter at age 5. She is 14 now and has attended each session (plus summer sessions)continuously. The BSS staff has become an extended family to us, they are genuinely concern and dedicated in grooming a well rounded dancer/person. The... more »

  jessica5 wrote:

In addition to always having strong performances, the material they choose is enlightening, progressive, and unique. They are among the top 3 theatre companies I look at when choosing a performance to attend. more »

  catherine3 wrote:

I have worked with the Heifetz International Music Institute as a consultant for four years. The Institute's fundamental philosophy is to train young musicians to be communicative artists by combining high quality musical instruction with classes in... more »

  seanemery wrote:

My daugher, Aerial, was involved with Circus Smirkus over a 5 year period including camps and the touring company. As a family this experience has been a HUGE part of our lives all year round. Even though camp was for a week or two at a time and Aerial's... more »

  momak wrote:

My 6 year old son was excited about theater after participating in his school play, so we signed him up for one of their two-week camps. When we arrived the first day, he refused to be in the play. The staff at PYT was great - they worked with him and... more »

  ajrh wrote:

i attended this music camp for six years and it was a profoundly transformative experience. i'm grateful every day for the hard work adn dedication of the teaachers and that i got to learn at a young age what it feels like to live in a world where art,... more »

  lav wrote:

My 2-year old daughter takes Music Together classes each week and loves the program. It's a great way for her to sing, dance, play instruments, and interact with other toddlers. After seeing her grow in this program, I became a donor to PakMusic's annual... 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 »

  dmdancemom wrote:

WCDW delivers high energy, professional performances from 4 teams, representing young teens, emerging professionals, litugical and professional. These performers train year round to bring dance to the community. Performing at various venues, they... more »

  Alana Joos wrote:

The Inland Valley Symphony is an active community symphony based in Temecula, CA. The 55 plus member orchestra presents a set of four concert programs per year (two concerts each program) and also performs for various community events by special invitation.... 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 »