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 Fun Craft Friday! Who doesn't love the taste of sweet watermelon on a hot summer day? 🍉 Today's craft show you how to create your own Paper Plate Watermelon!
We want to see your Paper Plate Watermelon! Send photos of your artwork through our Contact Page: www.arts-for-all.org/contact/
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🍎 Do you love the work that Arts For All does for the children of NYC and beyond? Perhaps you or your child have a special memory made possible by AFA?
🍎 Are you a teacher that has enjoyed having an Arts For All teaching artist in your classroom?
🍎 Are you an Arts For All volunteer or intern that had a great experience with AFA in the past?
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Thank you to all who posted 5 ⭐️ reviews about the incredible work Arts For All does to offer accessible artistic opportunities to those who face socio-economic, physical, or emotional barriers to exploring the arts! We appreciate your continued support.
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In the final video of this virtual Literacy Through the Arts Unit: Giraffes Can't Dance, teaching artist Mélissa Smith leads students through activities to celebrate rhythms and dance using the drums made in part 3 all based upon "Giraffes Can't Dance" written by Giles Andreae and illustrated by Guy Parker-Rees.
This video is intended for students in 1st Grade students.
We want to see your drums! Send photos of your artwork via our Contact Page! Visit our website and click Contact in the Navigation Bar.
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