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 »

  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 »

  Writer wrote:

Theatre Bristol has been changing lives for more than 50 years, all because Cathy DeCaterina believed in helping children gain confidence. I have not only enjoyed Theatre Bristol's shows for nearly 15 of those years, but I have watched my own children... 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 »

  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 »

  celeste1 wrote:

The community service provided by this group is greater than any other arts organization I have ever seen. Their desire to expose people to the arts and gain support for the arts is evident by all the workshops and programs they offer throughout the... 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 »

  Angela L Bryant J. wrote:

Garvey Allen not only focuses on academics, but they focus on community. The teachers truly care about the Achievers and they work diligently to help them succeed. 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Mac Owner wrote:

This is a fantastic theatre company. In a supportive, family environment, they have great classes and teachers that teach a really unique acting method-- helpful the actor to be natural and get out of your own way. The productions that I have been in... 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 »

  sandy16 wrote:

I've devoted a huge part of my life helping to further the cause of A Child's Song because I so believe in the power of music in developing the brain at all ages. This organization uses music as it should be used - to teach, develop, encourage, and empower... 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 »

  Ravenhum wrote:

This is a valuable organization in the greater Seattle community, because it serves people at all levels of music skill, from beginner to advanced. There are ensembles and individual instruction. The Womens Chorale, of which I'm a part, has an excellent... more »

  aokjunebug91 wrote:

The nonprofit group known as Acme Theatre Company has, for 29 years, dedicated itself to bringing high quality, fun, affordable theatre to the community of Davis, Ca, in a manner that enables teenagers age 13 through 18 to take charge and become leaders... more »

  ajalvis wrote:

Every performance is professional and the material is always thought provoking. more »

  JoannSelvidge wrote:

I have supported this organization since its earliest days, and it has grown leaps and bounds since then! Both of my children attend NBE classes, and we have loved being a part of the NBE community. I'm so proud of all of our Memphis graduates who have... 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 »

  GreatShepherd wrote:

reviewing a little about the NGO, it really is a joy to see that they work for the people they need. 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 »

  nancy wrote:

I picked up the flute at age 54 after a 30 year hiatus. The Music Conservatory found me a great teacher and I now I can play even better than I did in my 20s. It's a wonderful warm place for kids and adults. more »

  vgb wrote:

Working with IDEAS is a positive, inspiring and enjoyable experience for both the teaching personnel and the participants. As an IDEAS instructor, time and time again I have witnessed participants'creativity and openness increase, their respect and... more »

  shannara wrote:

I have worked with Acorn as a performer, a volunteer and now a Board Member. Acorn's commitment to supporting the theatrical arts community is unparelleled. I started my relationship with Acorn through it's Maine Playwright's Festival. I had taken... more »

  Marian wrote:

The Levine School of Music is an outstanding community music school that I have followed for its entire 35 year history and to which I have contributed for many years in large part because of its very strong commitment to making music lessons and performances... more »

  Tiffany wrote:

BRAUSA is dedicated to promoting health and fitness, providing cultural education, and building community through the sharing and preservation of Braziilan arts, culture and sport. We specifically outreach to the blind and visually impaired community,... 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 »

  susanmarie1 wrote:

All three of my daughters have thrived in this program. They made friends and were inspired to work much harder in their music. The prospect of going on tours was such a motivator for them to keep up their instrument. JCM created a community for my... more »

  Brian K. wrote:

CMC is a model organization serving a diverse community opening its doors on a siding scale to anyone of any age or income who desires music lessons. CMC teaches a vast array of every imaginable instrument and recently celebrated its... more »

  Yestermorrow wrote:

I have taken over a dozen classes at Yestermorrow over the past 7 years and each one of them has enhanced my ability to work on my own house, build furniture, and explore the world of green design. more »

  marystewart_aoa@yahoo.com wrote:

The purpose of Artists of America is to bring art back into the classroom! When schools began to shave costs from their budgets, classes like art, music, dance, theater and story-telling were the first to go. Unfortunately, schools and parents thought... more »

  Elemiles wrote:

This organization provides opportunity for students that are under served. more »

  sherie wrote:

The Hampton Roads Chamber Players offers a really unique experience for middle and high school age string players. There is nothing else like it in Hampton Roads and the director, Jorge Aguirre, is a top notch professional who is totally dedicated to... 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 »

  lamm wrote:

Syracuse Children's Chorus is a treasured resource is the Syracuse community. It offers unparalled musical education to children beginning in fourth grade through high school. The chorus offers progressive experience and three choir levels to students... more »

  JenniferHT wrote:

Located just west of downtown, I consider the Merit School of Music to be an absolute gem when it comes to music schools in Chicago. My family knew we were a part of something special when we first walked through Merit’s doors. We immediately felt... more »

  purcell wrote:

I have been involved with CDS for over 14 years as a volunteer. My daughter loved dancing here and the warm and loving environment helped her to create lifelong friendships. The training she received allowed her to be accepted into many pre-professional... more »

  jbroadhouse wrote:

I've had the privilege of being attached to MusicWorks Northwest off and on for around 15 years or so. Starting with excellent music instruction and different types of ensemble opportunities like the percussion ensemble I really was able to get valuable... more »

  Kskirkpatrick wrote:

Participating in these Choirs means finding your voice. Our singers develop a deep love and appreciation for music and its power to lift the audience from daily living and into a moment in time or emotion, to tell stories, and to promote change. Our... more »

  ron1 wrote:

The Actors Studio of Newburyport and its founder Marc Clopton have cultivated the arts community in Newburyport for years, training actors and other theater people, producing high quality work, and providing a venue of good theater and other arts performances.... more »

  sdmorganmom wrote:

SCB is a pillar of our community. Not every ballet studio dedicates such love and enthusiasm into the art of ballet. SCB takes the time to do community outreach such as ballet for all, bringing art to students who may not otherwise experience it, as shown... more »

  christinekwak wrote:

I first entered the Crowden School as a fourth grader in the fall of 2001. I had played piano but needed to switch to a string instrument because the program for piano studies had not yet been established. But being a beginner in violin did not make me... more »

  ata wrote:

The quality of music education at Apple Tree Arts is impressive, and I feel so lucky to have been able to have my children gain confidence, develop socialization skills, learn about music...and have tons of fun! I also believe that the things they... more »

  jdisher wrote:

I learned of the music academy several years ago through a friend whose son was taking lessons there. Due to my daughter's interest in guitar and her desire to lead people to Christ through worship, I contacted the Music Academy to see how they could... more »

  Phil-Phyllis P. wrote:

Kathleen is a teacher supreme. She has committed her life to teaching others the benefit of expression through physical theater. One of the greatest delights has been the conversational theater which incorporates the audience in dialogue after the performance.... more »

  sarah2 wrote:

While I did not attend the CET as a student, I WAS a student of sorts under Marcia. She illuminated my life and gave me inspiration when I had none by showing me the importance of community, the imagination of children and the far reaching effect of nurturing... more »

  Jodi O.2 wrote:

I had never participated in community art programs before, although my former hometown had 2 great programs that were very successful and well respected. Then, I moved to Red River County, and met Laura Dial, who persuaded me to just TRY one show, with... more »

  lam5085 wrote:

The Academy of Community Music is an exceptional organization. Aside from offering a variety of music lessons with renowned teachers, The Academy is the home of the Crescendo outreach program, which is what really makes this school stand out as a unique... more »

  George Dozet wrote:

This is a group of educators, parents, and community professionals studying together to better understand how children learn. Using music and constructive play, children learn language, social, and musical skills in a very "child-centered" curriculum.... more »

  Sabrina Lydia wrote:

Vibe is absolutely amazing! They're extremely helpful and inspiring. I'm always motivated to do my best here because of the great support and feedback they give to us. I just love vibe and I've been apart of 3 of their programs already. I've learned so... more »

  mman wrote:

I love dancing at momentum! It's like my second home! 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 »

  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 »

  israelgut wrote:

this is the prome example of explotation of children with no care for accountability or the well being of children either mentally, socially or self-esteem the staff and director are as curteous and professional organization as any street gangs stay... more »

  carolmccarthur wrote:

This organization is quite new; about 1 year old and they definitely have something great going on...providing opportunities for young struggling artists, opportunities to learn various types of artforms, a space for young minds to stay occupied on something... more »

  rsieber wrote:

As an actress in Peninsula theaters, I appreciate the "family feeling" I experience at Hillbarn Theatre. The staff, directors, technical personnel, and actors all care deeply about providing excellent entertainment and about one another. This attitude... more »

  Matthew S.9 wrote:

Hey everybody, this is Matthew Saracho. I was born blind and diagnosed with miled autism at 4 years-old. However, that hasn't held me back from living life to its fullest. I'm an actor in #TheatreByTheBlind. We're one of the only acting troupes in America,... more »

  Nik F. wrote:

It's truly amazing what this organization has accomplished, and WILL accomplish in the future for students. I volunteered for just one day with the group to help set up their "presentation", or ROCK CONCERT if you will, and soon found myself with goosebumps!... more »

  MJ and John wrote:

Outstanding organization which had a great impact on fostering my daughters' love of music in an environment where they built solid friendships and what they hope will be lifelong relationships. more »

  georgiawebb wrote:

"The Conservatory is an excellent resource for all members of our community. It is truly incredible. My 15 year old son thinks of it as his second home. He is having up close and personal experiences and mentoring relationships with jazz greats... more »

  youthcorps wrote:

Meet Christopher Valdez, founder and CEO of TYCoA “Chris has a gift for communicating with young people and helping them through conflict. Parents are not taking them (to the gym), they show up because they choose to do it.” Marcia Roberts,... more »

  thew wrote:

As a student at the Central Minnesota Music School (CMMS), I had the opportunity to study with one of the finest piano teachers in the Midwest and arguably the country. I studied piano with Dr. Wirth for nine years and attended the Young Artist World... more »

  Johanna999 wrote:

I am a single mom of three. My youngest son fell in love with jazz when he started middle school. I managed to pay a private instructor on fee scale but I still struggled. Thankfully my son’s school band director recommended him to auditioned for... more »

  Peter18 wrote:

As much as ballet groups run on contributions from people like the Einhorns, I find their political activities reprehensible and consequently will participate in the upcoming embargo on donations and ticket sales that your relationship (and other charities)... more »

  kelita wrote:

My family has been involved in the suzuki association of central Arkansas for 5 years. I have 3 daughters that play 3 different instruments that the organization supports: piano, violin, and guitar. My oldest daughter plays piano and has attended... more »

  Tara53 wrote:

VeteraNetwork offers a unique self-paced education and job placement service whose mission is to change the trends in standardized job recruitment methods, with respects to our Nations Veterans. In the past, if a Veteran wanted a job specifically in... 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 »

  Giacomo F. wrote:

My two years at the SF Conservatory were easily amongst the happiest and most fruitful of my life. I completed my maturation as a musician and an artist thanks to the invaluable network of mentoring and support offered by the school. The commitment of... 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 »

  plhaynes wrote:

Four or five years ago I first learned of 317 Main Community Music Center. What a surprise to learn of the reach (in geography and age range) of this organization. 317 Main helps people of all ages learn music on their terms and has been responsible... 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 »

  mrsodaugherty wrote:

Working with City Dance Studio has been an incredible experience! I started with the organization in 2001 when Sherese Campbell, Artistic Director and founder, and her studio partnered with my middle school to provide modern and hip hop dance class.... more »

  La Rose wrote:

This choir is amazing! The kids, grouped into varying age categories, all seem to have such a great time while producing beautifully sung concerts. I could not sing higher praises about the staff, teachers and conductors. Make sure you get to hear... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am so impressed with the level of professionalism in the work done by the Maui Academy of Performing Arts. They always bring out the very best in the dancers, actors, and singers in their programs. A man from the Mayor's office made a speech recently... more »

  hemasriram wrote:

Music Academia is a startup nonprofit organization working to remove disparity in music education while providing several volunteering opportunities for students. It is a great cause and I enjoy volunteering in this organization. They are very professional... more »

  Luis D. wrote:

The Lexington ballet past performance of cinderella was beautiful. This Ballet company deserves to be considered for funding and opportunities of growth! more »

  Jaime P. wrote:

TEDI is a truly amazing organization. After seeing just one TEDI performance, it was very clear that this program has a very positive impact on a lot of kids' lives. The shows are all done very professionally and it is heart-warming to see the enthusiasm... more »

  Jonapple wrote:

CCSM awarded me a scholarship to study years ago in grade school. For this reason, I was able to continue my studies and pursue a college degree in music. I now enjoy the success of a being a working musician - doing what I love! Thank you CCSM. more »

  Omar T. wrote:

This place sets the standards of music education in my opinion. Through The Phoenix Conservatory of Music, I found my love & passion for music and they provided me with music education that you would find at a college level, and I am extremely grateful... more »

  queenbee22 wrote:

I remember in 2008 when this program first came to my school. It revolutionized education for us through rallies, parties, performances, parades, football games and battle of the bands. I credit the Institute with its innovation in reaching the black... more »

  steven3 wrote:

I've been involved many years with MTYP, as a participant, a volunteer, and an employee. In all aspects, the program played a vital role in teaching me important life lessons, preparing me for the future, and supporting me when most needed. I don't think... 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 »

  Bert Cooper wrote:

As a parent of two young children who enjoyed a wonderful singing program ("Purple Finches") at the school, I can say that they really have dedicated, passionate teachers who love what they do, and the students pick up that vibe. While my young children... more »

  MDactor1980 wrote:

An amazing community theatre, producing excellent theatre in a unique environment. No show it to big or too small for them to mount a production of. Also a tremendous provider of theatre education to the youth of Baltimore through there in-school education... 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 »

  sarocker56 wrote:

I am a board member for this organization. I am very impressed at the effort they put in to bring the arts to the community. Eileen, the executive director, is hardworking and very committed to the organization. She is able to get a lot done, especially... more »

  nina2 wrote:

I continually look back to my time at HJT and am amazed at just how much I learned from those early years at the theater. The HJT created an environment where I developed self-confidence as a young man. There were very specific acheivements; learning... more »

  pshefler wrote:

I have known George Balderose, now the Executive Director of this Balmoral School of Piping & Drumming, since the mid-1970's, when he founded Calliope House here in Pittsburgh and championed traditional and roots-based music in Western Pennsylvania, and... more »

  Lisa416 wrote:

Excellent music school that has offers on one instruction in just about every instrument, solo performances at recitals, theory classes, small ensembles, an annual opera production, and a variety of week long summer camps. The staff is friendly and welcoming... more »

  carolgambsky wrote:

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

  jhgdancer wrote:

Joan Meyers Brown and The Philadelphia Dance Company make an important contribution to preserving African American heritage and culture. The choreography is superb; the technique sound and the inspiration they provide is beyond compare. They join the... more »

  Mlsellers wrote:

The Bart provides opportunities in music education to under privileged children thru outreach programs in public schools. Visit www.tulsaconservatory.org to view the many success stories leading to college scholarships and life long evolvement in the... more »

  Bill Cotton wrote:

I have been involved with TBA Theatre for probably 10 years. I drove my kids to participate in plays there and eventually acted in several myself. I have also been a stage manager in several shows and have made a donation to TBA for several years. TBA... more »

  AKentuckyPlaywright wrote:

I am a playwright and an advocate for Kentucky playwrights. I have been involved in theatre in some way, as an actor, director, producer, stage, manager, props, etc. for 48 years. My first trip to Danville and Pioneer Playhouse was back in the late 1960s.... more »

  JenniferMorgan wrote:

I have seen many children's theater productions in my time, but BEAT tops them all! I was impressed with their recent bilingual production for their summer Black Box education series - so wonderful to see the youth in our community embrace learning in... more »

  jessica323 wrote:

I am OBSESSED with this group! Their performance at the Mercury Ballroom was spectacular, and I know they are hard at work putting together amazing things for around the city. They also have some awesome classes that help focus those training in circus... more »

  Love-the-Art wrote:

I went to an Art exhibit that was held during "Jazz in July" at Hoyt Sherman. The display of Art was small yet so amazing and impressive!The directors (husband & wife) were so informative, and explained the pieces, it really made the day so much fun... more »

  ruffian23 wrote:

Hard working volunteers keeping the work of Laban alive and teaching his methodologies to new students more »

  Marcia L. wrote:

Active Arts is now Bay Area Children's Theater (BACT). See http://www.bactheatre.org/ This is a great opportunity to introduce children to theater and ensure the whole family has fun!!! Mission: To inspire young audiences with imaginative productions,... 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 »

  Andrea wrote:

It is rare that one comes across an organization that they believe truly impacts the lives of others for the better. While The Young Journey Foundation's mission is geared toward improving the lives of children/youth and their families, they have impacted... more »

  ghhsu wrote:

Our sons showed a lot of interest and talent in performance art, singing and dancing, esp., we looked for an whole some, family friendly and not high pressure environment for them to learn, participate and expand their experience. HST was the answer... more »

  Karl Valentine wrote:

I have been attending public recitals at Curtis for most of my life, which are free to the public. First, the quality of the student body has been consistently without a peer. The facilities are world class, and the student performances... more »

  Kerren wrote:

The Flying Gravity Circus is a passion-driven organization with endless creativity and infinite possiblity to make a more vibrant southern New Hampshire by providing youth with the chance to shine as circus performers! Top notch training combined with... more »

  Writer wrote:

Unique, creative, and truly professional teaching and performances. LIVE ART is an amazing performance that brings together fully abled and disabled students. more »

  BlueJ4180 wrote:

I just finished a wonderful week of morning chamber music at the school and found the facility to house a variety of programs from individual music lessons and composition/music theory to day care. The faculty was incredibly skilled in their instruments... more »

  Beach55 wrote:

Thanks so much for hearing my proposal for art retreat on the beach. Thanks for donations to $MyCatSheena more »

  Hsauls wrote:

AIMS has offered a 6-week summer program in Europe for singers (opera and German Lieder), collaborative pianists (aspiring opera coaches) and orchestra players (both symphonic and operatic repertoire) since 1969. Thousands of musicians have attended.... more »

  LMJO wrote:

October 2022: Extreme Dreams USA is active and making a difference! Their main work is in the heart of Memphis TN, where they are wrapping up a collaborative series called TeenFest22, an amazing experience through musical expression. I have had the privilege... more »

The mission of MENC: The National Association for Music Education is to encourage the study and making of music by all.  Our... more »

Our purpose is to promote, preserve, and present this music so that all youth develop a sense of ownership and pride in jazz music... more »

Preserving and maintaining community historic theatre. more »

Ispi and its members use evidence-based performance improvement research and practices to effect sustainable, measurable results... more »

To nurture and inspire the musician in all of us and to be accessible to all in the greater ann arbor community. more »

Promote quality music education more »

Crazy Mountain Productions strives to strengthen community, nurture understanding, and celebrate life through the performing arts. more »

The specific purpose of this corporation is to provide music and art education to public through means of teaching in schools,... more »

Through quality instrumental music education programs for students and accessible cultural offerings for the community, oklahoma... more »

The Downtown Music Lab aspires to be the best after school music program in the country. The Lab provides area students in grades... more »

The mission of ballet san jose is to provide our audiences with professional ballet performances that are produced to the highest... more »

It is the mission of the pasadena conservatory of music to educate, advocate, inspire and share; to educate through a comprehensive... more »

Damascus theatre company os a non-for-profit organization that brings quality live performing arts to damascus, md and the surrounding... more »

To provide high quality opera and other musical productions while cultivating emerging artists and building on our over sixty... more »

We believe in the life-changing, transformational, revelatory power of great art and opera. Lyric opera of chicago exists to provide... more »

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Roomful of teeth is an eight-voice professional vocal ensemble that embraces the full spectrum of vocal practices and, through... more »

To provide quality, affordable arts instruction in music, art and drama for children and adults in gaston county, north carolina... more »

Our mission is to instill the habits and disciplines of excellence in children and youth through the performing arts. more »

Theatrical education and production more »

Provide artistic & educational theatre services to the area schools, and community through classes, workshop and performances more »

Teaching music to gifted students more »