Find Performing Arts Schools Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Elemiles wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »