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WHO WE ARE

ARTS FOR ALL, INC. is a non-profit arts outreach organization serving in-need children ages 4-19. Our mission is to provide artistic opportunities to in-need youth communities in the greater New York City area.  The majority of our programs are free of charge. Through ARTS FOR ALL, professional artists work with children who have little means or opportunity to explore the arts due to economic disadvantages, physical and mental disabilities, hospitalization, socialization issues, emotional trauma, or any other life challenge.

Originally, ARTS FOR ALL, INC. started out as a New York University Club called Community Connections. Community Connections received the NYU President's Service Award for Volunteerism and Community Service for its dedication and immense service to New York City through spreading awareness of the arts. Beginning in February of 2003 ARTS FOR ALL worked under the auspices of Children With Challenges for just over two years. As ARTS FOR ALL grew, so did its need for better facilities and a larger parent organization. In the summer of 2005 ARTS FOR ALL came under the fiscal agent World Cares Center. We continued our services with even greater impact on the community as we were able to reach out to more in-need children.  As of December 2007, Arts for All, INC. has become its own incorporated organization.  We look forward to continuing our mission of serving the in-need through the arts.

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 2010 Calendar

 Summer

*Calendar will be updated as additional programs are scheduled*

June

June 2

Artists Shawn Shafner, Lena Moy-Borgen and Robin Cannon each teach two Literacy Through the Arts Workshops, to children - Grades K, 1 and 2, at PS15. 

*** This is an ongoing program which focuses on increasing Kindergarten, First, and Second Grade children’s phonemic awareness and letter recognition through a multi-arts curriculum focusing on movement, music and visual arts in order to improve their reading, writing and verbal expression.

June 2, 9, 16

Aritst Channa Rothman teaches a music workshop to Kindergarteners at Project C.O.O.L. in Manhattan. 

***This program is made possible due to a partnership with D.A.R.E. America

June 3

Artist Robin Cannon teaches three movement and music workshops to children at PS69 on Staten Island.

June 19th

Artist Ana Carolina teaches an improvisation workshop to teenagers at the Children’s Village Shelter.

July and August

July 6

Artist Maya Suess teaches a visual arts workshops to 10-12 year olds at the Grand Street Settlement summer camp.

July 6,13, 20, 27, August 3, 10

Artist Matina Banks teaches two dance workshops to 6 and 7 year olds at the Grand Street Settlement summer camp.

July 13, 20, 27, August 3, 10

Artist Vidho Lorville teaches a visual arts workshops to 10-12 year olds at the Grand Street Settlement summer camp.

July 8, 15, 22, 29, August 5, 12

Artist Shoshona Currier teaches a drama workshops to 8-9 year olds at the Grand Street Settlement summer camp.

July 8, 15, 22, 29, August 5, 12

Artist Tim Young teaches a visual arts workshops to 10-12 year olds at the Grand Street Settlement summer camp.

July 8, 15, 22, 29, August 5, 12

Artist Ana Carolina teaches a drama workshops to 8-9 year olds at the Grand Street Settlement summer camp.

July 22, 23, 24, 25

Artist Maya Suess leads a video & editing intensive program for children at Incarnation Children’s Center.

***This program is made possible due to a partnership with HarvestWorks Digital Media Arts Center

August 14^th

Children from the Arts for All workshops at Grand Street Settlement have their final performance and celebration.

 August 28th

Children from Incarnation Children's Center attend "Hip-Hop High."  This show is part of the 2010 New York City International Fringe Festival.