Pentacle (DanceWorks, Inc.) is a not-for-profit management support organization for the performing arts, established in 1976. Our Education & Outreach mission is to facilitate a broad understanding of both performance and nonprofit career possibilities for youth. The In-School Program instructs youth in dance while inspiring them to explore a range of careers in the arts. Art disciplines currently offered include slam poetry, theater, hip hop, Indian dance, Chinese dance, Afro-Cuban dance, and more! The Career Development programs give high school students, college students, and graduates work experience, mentorship, professional development seminars, and a peer network of colleagues.

Magic Box Productions is an award-winning nonprofit that provides exemplary media arts workshops that help students bridge the digital divide. We provide rich experiences for all ages, especially younger and beginning language learners, and are well known for our dedication to customizing each residency for the needs of participating schools. Magic Box teaching artists come into the classroom to help students create photography, video, animation, audio, and web-based projects while building critical 21st century skills. The heart of our vision is to develop visual and digital literacy from a crucial early age. Through our residencies, students gain skills in technology, problem solving and teamwork.

Founded over forty years ago, Arts Horizons is committed to enhancing the lives of people of all ages and abilities by creating equitable opportunities to engage in the arts. Arts Horizons is a non-profit arts-in-education organization which provides high-quality arts education programs in visual arts, music, dance, theater, and technology through our incredible roster of professional teaching artists. Diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice are all critical in arts education, and Arts Horizons’ programs are carefully developed with these key goals in mind. Our arts education programs reach students and families in schools, hospitals, and community centers. We offer in-person, virtual, and hybrid including: Artist-in-Residence Programs, Performance Assemblies, Family Workshops, Professional Development. For a listing our most current offerings, please visit our website (http://www.artshorizons.org) or refer to our new digital program guide (https://bit.ly/3g2jwtf).

One of the only theaters built by dancers for dance, The Joyce Theater has garnered a well-deserved international reputation for cultivating and honoring emerging and established dance artists whose work represents a wide range of aesthetic interests. Since opening in 1982, The Joyce has supported the dance community by providing a home for more than 400 domestic and international companies. The Joyce becomes an extension of the classroom by collaborating with educators and highly qualified teaching artists dedicated to fostering an understanding of dance, dance aesthetics, and encouraging the imagination through inquiry and experiential learning.