Arts Education
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Manhattan
Harlem Stage is Harlem's principal performing arts center. This three-theater complex serves ethnically diverse audiences with performances that are multicultural in focus, including classical, jazz and Latin music, dance, theater, literary readings and performance art.
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Brooklyn
Haiti Cultural Exchange is a nonprofit organization that develops, presents and promotes the cultural expressions of the Haitian people. It raises awareness of social issues and fosters cultural understanding and appreciation through programs in the arts, education and public affairs.
Harbor Conservatory for the Performing Arts
Manhattan
Harbor Conservatory helps young people gain a deeper appreciation of music, dance and theater through individual and group instruction, special ensembles, public performances, master classes, and faculty and guest artist recitals.
Manhattan
Harlem Stage is Harlem's principal performing arts center. This three-theater complex serves ethnically diverse audiences with performances that are multicultural in focus, including classical, jazz and Latin music, dance, theater, literary readings and performance art.
Manhattan
Offering teens $5 tickets to cultural events in New York City, everything from dance to music to theater and the visual arts, High 5 provides affordable arts access to young people. In addition, its Teen Reviewers and Critics program offers teens the chance to publish their art criticism.
Manhattan
With art exhibits, theater productions and programs for seniors as well as Head Start day care, Kindergarten, afterschool, teen and mental health programs, the Hudson Guild enriches the community in and around the Chelsea area.