دليل البرنامج
Arts Ed Newark هو منشئ وموصل للقطاع ، يرفع المجال ككل من خلال مساعدة الشركاء على الوصول إلى تعليم الفنون في نيوارك على نطاق واسع. يتم دعم هذه الرؤية من خلال دليل البرامج الخاص بنا عبر الإنترنت والذي يسمح لشركائنا بنشر برامجهم للمعلمين والطلاب من جميع الأعمار والعائلات والفنانين في مجتمع نيوارك.
KEEP ART ALIVE
During this program students will explore the many ways in which art is alive through an art curriculum that engages students through STEAM. The program explores how we keep art alive through our identities, how we function and participate in our communities, and how we sustain them using the resources within our reach. Throughout the program students will explore color therapy, anatomy, sculpture through community building, and environmental art installations. It can run for 30 weeks, 12 weeks, or 6 weeks.
Fallon Davis
BON APPETITE
During this program students will become an Arts Visionary and learn about food through cultural exploration, experiments, and healthy cooking. Students will explore the many ways in which science, health/wellness, and urban agriculture impact their lives, family, and the communities around them through STEAM. Grow/contribute to a community garden. Learn about plants, animals, food, and how science is a study of culinary arts. The program can ran for 30, 12, or 6 weeks.
Fallon Davis
Community Arts Institute - Residency Programs
Fully customizable residencies available in a variety of art forms!
At IMC, we focus not only on our students' ability to achieve in the arts, but we also focus on students' emotional well-being. Part of working with children in a holistic way is working in full partnership with our schools to create the best residency program for them whether that means:
-art form
-length of program
-curricular connections
-cultural connections
OR
-anything else you need!
We're bringing everything that we pride ourselves on, our HARMONY model (Helping to Achieve Responsible Motivated Optimistic Neighborhood Youth) to you and your school community directly.
Let Us Bring HARMONY To You!
If you are interested in finding out more, please fill out the following form and we will be in contact soon!
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CAI-InquiryForm
Darryl Gent
Trash Percussion (Bucket Drumming)
Compose exciting rhythms out of recycled materials, plastic buckets, and trash cans of various sizes. Participants will create a full percussion ensemble using these common household materials.
Abeni Mussa
Residencies
We offer artist residency programs, both in-school, afterschool, and virtually depending on artist availability. Our educational programs and assemblies have been presented in numerous schools, community centers, libraries, and museums, as well as in public areas throughout the NY tri-state area and abroad since 2000. Residencies include: Music (Brazilian Drumming, African Drumming, Trash Percussion), Drama, Visual Arts (Grades 3-12), Dance (Latin, Tap, African, and Brazilian Capoeira), Early Childhood and Technology through the Arts (Modern Videography 101, Music Technology MIDI - Grades served: 5- 12 (Limited Enrollment)).
Vincent B. Ector
Early Childhood Workshops
Arts For Kids Early Childhood workshops consist of a series of developmental workshops in Music, Movement, and Drama that require active, hands-on participation from the educator/parent and child. Participants are exposed to phonemic awareness, sequencing, math, colors, shapes and numerous other research-based early childhood educational concepts taught through the use of the arts.
Vincent B. Ector
FOR EDUCATORS: Music Composition Through Technology
Momin will offer a professional development course for teaching artists to learn how to effectively use Soundtrap for the Music Composition Through Technology program.
1) TAs will learn the fundamental technical skills required to navigate and control the Soundtrap music software;
2) TAs will gain insight into the basic elements of creating audio and MIDI tracks;
3) TAs will understand the multi-layered process involved in the creation of a song, using loops, recording external instruments, and the basic manipulation of rhythms and melodies, to create song-arrangements.
4) TAs will learn basic production skills such as adding automation, equalization (EQ), compression, reverb and various other sound effects.
5) TAs will learn how to effectively manage the Soundtrap “educators panel’ to manage and organize their students, assign lessons and control privacy/sharing settings.
Vincent B. Ector
Music Composition Through Technology
Feel like a professional producer by learning how to use a web-based music production program that allows even non-musicians to create music. This program works on all computer operating systems (pcs/macs) and syncs with mobile devices (android/iphone) as well. Students will learn how to arrange and edit tracks, along with basic production skills such as adding automation, equalization (EQ), compression, and reverb to add a unique identity to their songs. By the end of the residency, each student would have recorded an original music composition in a genre of their choosing. Students will also learn to create their own podcasts. Learn about this exciting computer program and how you can incorporate it into your curriculum to integrate technology and the arts.
Vincent B. Ector
Latin Dance
Participants will celebrate the cultures of South America, Central America, and the Caribbean with dance workshops in Salsa, Merengue, Bachata, Tango, Cumbia, Cha-Cha, and Mambo among others.
Abeni Mussa
Modern Videography 101
Jump into the directors chair using the tools and resources all around you! Phones, tablets, or any device with a camera can create and film ideas that you can share with your friends, families, and community.
Abeni Mussa
Trash Percussion (Bucket Drumming)
Compose exciting rhythms out of recycled materials, plastic buckets, and trash cans of various sizes. Participants will create a full percussion ensemble using these common household materials.
Abeni Mussa
Digital Photography & Digital Movie
A professional visual artist guides participants to create portraiture, still-life, and location photography with their own PDA based digital cameras.
Abeni Mussa
Mask Making
Participants will use a variety of visual art techniques to assemble a unique mask inspired by their studies of various cultures during the program.
Abeni Mussa
Multicultural Drumming
Participants will learn bout various percussion instruments and rhythmic patterns from places such as Africa, South America, the Caribbean and North America.
Abeni Mussa
African Dance
Participants will embark on a cultural journey across various countries in Africa using traditional instruments, songs, and movements taught by a professional dancer.
Abeni Mussa
Adult Glass Making Classes
Our studios are open and ready to create something magical with you! Ignite your artistic side and take a class with friends, collaborate with a group for team building, or heat things up on date night. Check out our free youth and young adult programs for Newark residents or our unique summer camps. We have something for everyone ages 5 - 95+. Our classes range from 1 hour to several weeks or even a semester long! Custom packages can be created per your specific requests or join one of our public programs to explore Newark's only glass art center!
Michelle Knox
Institute of Music for Children - Afterschool Arts Program
WE OFFER:
Dance
Visual Arts
Acting
Media Arts
Culinary Classes
Music
Voice
Many More...
Discover the Perfect Creative Outlet for Your Child this Fall/Spring Semester! Enroll your child in our 12 or 24 week semester to provide them with an enriching arts experience. Our program offers young artists the opportunity to explore their creativity and immerse themselves in the world of the arts outside of regular school hours, Saturdays available.
We are a non-profit arts organization dedicated to empowering young minds through creative expression and skill development. With reduced tuition our program goes beyond traditional arts education; it fosters a sense of community guided by our vision of H.A.R.M.O.N.Y! (Helping to Achieve Responsible Motivated Optimistic Neighborhood Youth). Join us in nurturing your child's personal growth while they learn, create, and thrive through the arts. Payment plans Available!
Interested? here’s the link to our website!
https://www.instituteofmusic.org/
Darryl - Outreach Coordinator
Institute of Music for Children - Afterschool Program
Discover the Perfect Creative Outlet for Your Child this Fall/Spring Semester! Enroll your child in our Fall/Spring semester to provide them with an enriching arts experience. Our program offers young artists the opportunity to explore their creativity and immerse themselves in the world of the arts outside of regular school hours.
We are a non-profit arts organization dedicated to empowering young minds through creative expression and skill development. Our program goes beyond traditional arts education; it fosters a sense of community guided by our vision of H.A.R.M.O.N.Y! (Helping to Achieve Responsible Motivated Optimistic Neighborhood Youth). Join us in nurturing your child's personal growth while they learn, create, and thrive through the arts.
We offer:
Dance
Visual Arts
Acting
Media Arts
Specialty Classes
Music
Voice
Many More...
Interested? here’s the link to our website!
https://www.instituteofmusic.org/
Darryl Gent - Outreach Coordinator
Spring Theatre Classes
SPRING SESSION: March 26 - May 28, 2025
Luna Stage offers theatre and acting classes for all ages!
CREATIVE DRAMA: Grades K-2
Saturdays 9:00-10:00am and 11:00-12:00pm I March 22 - May 17
ACTING TECHNIQUE: Grades 3-6
Wednesdays 5:30-6:30pm I March 26-May 28
Saturdays 10:00-11:00am I March 22 - May 17
THEATRICAL STORYTELLING & MOVEMENT ( Grades 3-6)
Saturdays 9:00-10:00am I March 22 - May 17
TEEN ACTING TECHNIQUE
Wednesdays 6:30-8:00pm I March 26 - May 28
ADULT SCENE STUDY
Wednesdays 6:30-8:30pm I March 26 - May 24
Ari Laura Kreith
Saturday Arts Training
Be colorful. Be connected. Be part of our kaleidoscope of performing arts classes this Fall.
Do you want to sing, dance, and act on stage? Maybe rapping, DJing and beatboxing is more your style? Or is our jazz ensemble calling your name? No matter what revs your creative engine, one thing’s for sure — there’s no limit to what you can discover at NJPAC.
So come join the fun, and bring along all the things that make you uniquely you. Our kaleidoscope isn’t complete without you!
Kim Washington
Professional Development
Get your learn on.
Expand your teaching skills, deepen your curriculum and give yourself a creative boost in NJPAC’s forward-thinking professional development workshops. PDs are for teachers all the way from pre-K to high school, and include hip hop, dance, storytelling, theater, music and more. Not only will you learn something… you’ll have fun and be inspired. Don’t see what you want? Reach out and let us customize a PD to meet your needs.
Why choose NJPAC professional development?
Creative, fun, cutting-edge topics
In-person and online trainings
Customizable to meet your needs
Designed with your requests and feedback in mind
We design PDs based on your needs and feedback
Contact us to start the process of bringing these programs to your school virtually or in person.
April Jeffries
Black Composers Past & Present
Sunday, March 2 at 3 pm (FREE!)
T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center (94 Drs James Parker Boulevard) in Red Bank
The T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center is dedicated to preserving the home and legacy of T. Thomas Fortune, a civil rights advocate and leading African American journalist of the 19th and early 20th centuries. Fortune’s home was designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1976 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Join the New Jersey Symphony Chamber Players for a musical performance highlighting black women composers and their impact.
Please register to reserve your seat at info@tthomasfortuneculturalcenter.org
This event is held in collaboration with the T. Thomas Fortune Foundation & Cultural Center.
Nisha Srinivas
Neighborhood Concerts
Thursday, February 27 at 6 pm (FREE!)
A Quartet in Concert: Celebrating Black History Month
Shiloh Baptist Church (515 West 4th Street) in Plainfield
The Chrysalis Project was born out of an idea while celebrating ordinary women, creating a space where young women can see what their futures can look like. Their founding principle is to develop strong communities of young women who are Leaders, Motivators and Innovators and are committed to providing resources to young women to pay it forward for generations to come. New Jersey Symphony will be premiering our Musical Changemakers program, which features Black, female composers to celebrate their extraordinary work.
Ann Kriewall
Strings and Stanzas: Celebrating 50 Years of Hip-Hop at Newark Arts Festival
Saturday, September 30 at 8 pm (Free via Registration!)
Strings and Stanzas: Celebrating 50 Years of Hip-Hop at Newark Arts Festival
The Newark Museum of Art in Newark
To view upcoming FREE neighborhood concerts, visit our website: https://www.njsymphony.org/concerts-and-events/nj-symphony-everywhere/neighborhood-concerts
Newark Arts will present Strings & Stanzas: An Evening of Music Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Hip Hop. Join host Councilman Dupree Kelly and Newark Arts Board President Marcy Depina for an exciting evening of live music celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Hip Hop.
Strings & Stanzas will showcase a collaboration between the Grammy and Emmy award-winning New Jersey Symphony, Harlem Chamber Players and Newark School of the Arts as they partner with celebrated hip icons to explore the five elements of Hip Hop.
Join us for this one-night-only experience at the Newark Arts Festival at the Newark Museum of Art.
Gretta Polsky
Residencies
The Newark Museum of Art will provide virtual and in-person art and STEM residencies for schools to partner with teaching artists and create projects around a theme that connects to Museum objects. The goal of NMOA residency is to expose students to authentic objects and art/technology techniques through various mediums and introduce complex themes that help students build creative and critical thinking skills.
For more information, please visit https://newarkmuseumart.org/program/residencies/
Shirley Thomas
I AM MENTORSHIP PROGRAM
Is a S.T.E.A.M Mentorship program centered around the art of self, self-empowerment, self-identity, self-expression, self-awareness, and self-love. This program can be ran in 6 or 12 weeks.
Fallon Davis