Call Young Audiences of CT at 203.230.8101 for more information.
VSA Programs
VSA is an international nonprofit organization that is creating a society where all people with disabilities learn through, participate in, and enjoy the arts. Expressive Arts, Mask Making, Oil Drum Art, Visual Arts, Dance, Music and more!
Hispanic Heritage Month
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a Young Audiences of Connecticut Arts for Learning program. Hispanic Theater, Afro-Latin Music, Storytelling, Dance, Latin-American Music, and Brazilian Capoeira.
February is Black History Month
Celebrate with programs such as Making Adinkra Cloth, African Storytelling, African American Storytelling, Jazz and Scat Singing, African Dance, Theater for Social Justice, and Music of the African Diaspora.
March is Music in our Schools Month
Celebrate with music programs such as Blue Jupiter, Opera Works, Carnival Trio and the Kelet Ensemble.
March is Women’s History Month
As you seek programs for history, don’t forget HERstory…Celebrate Women’s History Month with a Young Audiences of Connecticut Arts for Learning program. These programs and more are available: Nelly Blye, In Hagar’s Kitchen, Annie Sullivan, Prudence Crandall, Calamity Jane, Themselves, Harriet Tubman.
September 19-25, 2010 and April 18-24, 2011 are TV Turnoff Weeks
Celebrate with programs such as Adam Battlestein and Friends, Poko Puppets, Faustworks Mask Theatre, Scott Jameson, Brian Gillie, Freestyle Repertory Theatre, Tim Latta, Dance China New York and Poetry in Motion.
Young Audiences Arts for Learning Connecticut: Our mission is to integrate the arts into the lives of children in educational and community settings. Our vision for Connecticut is that all children realize their potential through the arts; that the arts are valued for their ability to improve our schools and communities; that, by participation in the arts, children come to understand and value themselves, their neighbors, and the world cultures they share.
We are an Affiliate of VSA an international nonprofit organization that is creating a society where all people with disabilities learn through, participate in, and enjoy the arts.
We offer educational classroom workshops, school cultural programs, school arts programs, assembly programs, arts integration programs, artist in residence programs – bringing theater, music, drama, puppetry, visual arts, storytelling, drawing, painting, history and cultural arts to the classroom.