Through multiple artistic disciplines taught by professional artists, Arts For All serves approximately 5,000 children a year who have little means or opportunity to explore the arts.
Welcome to Arts For All
Arts For All offers accessible artistic opportunities to children in the New York City area who face socio-economic, physical, or emotional barriers to exploring the arts. Through Arts For All, professional artists work with youth organizations to build self-confidence, self-expression, teamwork, resilience, and creativity in children.
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Thanks to the support of donors/volunteers like you, we’re able to bring our creative arts workshops to over 5,000 in-need NYC kids every year!
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It's Spooky Fun Craft Friday! Abracadabra! Hocus Pocus! Accio! Ever wish you had a magical wand? Today's craft shows you how to create your own special magic wand! All you will need is a stick and some materials to make a wand that is special to you!
We want to see your Magic Wand! Send photos of your artwork through our Contact Page: www.arts-for-all.org/contact/
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Arts For All would love to thank the Kiwanis Club of the East Coast in their support Arts For All. It was a pleasure meeting President Jim Mancuso and Treasurer Bob Reimann as they presented Arts For All's Executive Director Anna Roberts Ostroff the club’s donation. Your support of our mission to offer accessible artistic opportunities to children in the New York City area who face socio-economic, physical, or emotional barriers to exploring the arts means so much to us.
Thank you again!
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In this virtual Literacy Through the Arts Unit, teaching artist Mélissa Smith leads students through an interactive storytelling of "Where the Wild Things Are", story & pictures by Maurice Sendak.
This video is intended for students in 1st Grade.
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