Stolen Moments is a thoroughly captivating and informative program that introduces audiences to jazz music's rich history and to the names, faces and music of some of its many masters.

By Ralph Ellison A classic from the moment it first appeared in 1952, Invisible Man chronicles the travels of its narrator, a young, nameless black man, as he moves through the hellish levels of American intolerance and cultural blindness.

This dynamic dance, music and theatre experience will expose your students to African Diaspora dance traditions in addition to cutting-edge choreography through previews and excerpts of Forces of Nature's repertory and new works.

Learn about the diversity of careers that go into the support and creation of art. Join arts administrators and artists from various disciplines for an exciting and informative look about all that goes on both in-front and behind the scenes.

by Toni Morrison “The Bluest Eye” educational experience takes students on an interactive journey exploring the theme self-worth that is so beautifully examined in this Pulitzer Prize winning novel about 11-year old, Pecola Breedlove. During workshop one-woman performance excerpts from the text will be interwoven with discussions and theatrical activities, empowering students to make “text to self” and “text to world” connections with this American Classi

Back by Popular Demand!!!! Experience the evolution of dance in America from ballet to hip hop with Perry Studios, La Maison De La Danse.

Hangin' with the Giants is a fun, high-energy program designed to promote the inclusiveness and accessibility of jazz while highlighting the legacies and music of some of the art form's central contributors.

This breathtaking dance program which introduces students to Chinese culture through onstage demonstrations, historical background and audience interaction. An audience favorite.

Above Ground Project infuses elements of the cultural spectrum of literature, drama, music, visual art and dance to explore the historical and contemporary experiences of Black life in America.

A sampling of Harlem Stage's signature dance showcase displaying some of the most exciting young dancemakers on the scene today.  Followed by a talk with the artists, this program serves as the perfect introduction for your students to traditional, contemporary and folkloric forms of dance.

In this dance presentation DDJW celebrates performers with and without "different – abilities." Often accompanied by an invaluable history lesson, students will learn sign language and leave with a newfound appreciation for people of all abilities.

Get ready to witness the future of Afro-Latin dance with the internationally renowned ABAKUÁ Afro-Latin Dance Company!

In the second installation of Rock the Mic, students will showcase their work alongside the groundbreaking poets of Urban Word NYC! For maximum benefit it is strongly encouraged that students attend Rock the Mic Part 1 and complete a workshop with Urban Word NYC.