Music programs for youth in New Haven, Connecticut

Arts in CT Corps is a dynamic institution located at 351 McKinley Avenue in New Haven, Connecticut, United States. Specializing in after-school and before-school enrichment programs, Arts in CT is dedicated to bringing the arts into schools across the state. With a wide range of offerings including live performances, arts integration workshops, and artists in residency programs, Arts in CT customizes programs to meet the unique needs of each school. With over 80 different selections to choose from, covering all eight counties in Connecticut, Arts in CT is the perfect platform for students looking to enhance their performance skills and boost their confidence on stage. Arts in CT also provides outreach and in-house programs throughout the state, tailored to the specific needs of each community. Their catalog includes offerings such as after-school programs, school assemblies, artists in residency, and in-house art courses. Partnering with local artists, schools, housing developments, parks and recreation centers, libraries, and community partners, Arts in CT is dedicated to integrating the arts into the community and providing a supportive advantage to children.

Located at 1 Lincoln Street in New Haven, Connecticut, ACES the Little Theatre on Lincoln Street is a vibrant school dedicated to nurturing young talents in the performing arts. With a focus on theatre education, this institution provides a creative and supportive environment for students to explore their passion for acting, singing, and dancing. The experienced faculty at ACES the Little Theatre on Lincoln Street are committed to helping students develop their skills and confidence on stage, preparing them for future success in the world of theatre. Join us and unleash your potential in the magical world of performing arts!

Yale Repertory Theatre, located at 1120 Chapel Street in New Haven, Connecticut, is an inclusive institution that welcomes individuals of all abilities, disabilities, gender identities, immigrants, refugees, nations of origin, races, ethnicities, religions, and sexual orientations. As part of Yale University, the theatre acknowledges and respects the indigenous peoples and nations, including the Mohegan, Mashantucket Pequot, Eastern Pequot, Schaghticoke, Golden Hill Paugussett, Niantic, and Quinnipiac, who have stewarded the lands of Connecticut for generations. The institution is committed to fostering an equitable and anti-racist environment where all members of the community can thrive in both life and art. Yale Rep's Binger Center for New Theatre is dedicated to supporting artists by commissioning, developing, and producing new plays and musicals. Since 2008, the center has funded the work of over 60 commissioned artists and premiered more than 30 new productions at Yale Rep and theatres nationwide. Join us in celebrating and supporting diverse voices and stories in the world of theatre.