Schedule

Arts For All Fall 2026 Schedule

Corlears School

AFA’s Artistic Residency Program in partnership with the Corlears School through their Learn. Play. Grow. program. This year, our Teaching Artist Nicole Hogsett will lead arts and crafts activities to spark imagination with young children on select Saturdays through this fabulous program working to create greater access and equity in the community.

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Select Saturdays: 10/17, 11/14, 12/12, 2/6, 3/6, 4/10, 5/15

324 West 15th Street, New York, NY 10011

Open to the Public, Ages 4-6

PS 15: The Roberto Clemente School

Literacy Through the Arts is taught by Teaching Artist Brynne O'Rourke to students in Kindergarten and Teaching Artist Briget Villanueva to Grades 1 & 2.

Through our Artistic Residency Program, Teaching Artist Singha Hon works with students in Grade 5 to create a mural for their school.

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Fridays: October 9 - December 18
Mondays: October 19 - December 21

PS 243: The Weeksville School

AFA's Artistic Residency Program with Teaching Artist Nami Kagami brings dance and movement workshops to students in Pre-K, Kindergarten, and Grade 1.

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Fridays: October 9 - December 11

Renaissance Charter School 1 in Jackson Heights

Literacy Through the Arts is taught by Teaching Artist Rathi Varma to students in Kindergarten.

AFA's Artistic Residency Program with Teaching Artist Ciara Ruddock brings Visual Arts with Social Studies integration to Grades 3 & 4.|

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Fridays: October 9 - December 18
Wednesdays: October 14 - December 9

Renaissance Charter School 2 in Elmhurst

Literacy Through the Arts is taught by Teaching Artist Briget Villanueva to students in Kindergarten and Teaching Artist Brynne O'Rourke to students in Second Grade.

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Mondays: October 19 - November 23
Fridays: October 16 - November 20

PS 76: The William Hallet School

Teaching Artists Allison Reed and Samantha Funk teach social emotional theatre programs through our Artist Residency Program to students in Grades 4 & 5.

A social emotional based Literacy Through the Arts program is taught by Allison Reed and Samantha Funk to students in First and Second grade.

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Thursdays: October 15 - December 17
Fridays: October 23 - December 18

PS 19: The Curtis School

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PS 163: Arthur A. Schomburg Elementary School

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PS155: William Paca School

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PS 194: Countee Cullen Academy

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PS 69: Daniel D. Tompkins School

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New Alternatives for Children (NAC)

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Williamsburg High School of Art and Technology

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Stay tuned, more residencies to come!

Literacy Through the Arts builds students’ reading, writing and verbal expression skills through a multi-arts curriculum in theater, literature, music, visual arts and dance. Through art, K-2 students develop critical and creative thinking and a vocabulary to express ideas, stories and emotions.

Through our Artistic Residency Program, AFA’s professional artists teach music, theater, dance, visual art, poetry and film workshops to under-served children ages 4-19. AFA partners with public schools and community organizations lacking funding for arts programming.  We work with the needs of our partnering organizations to provide arts programs for the length of time, age groups and artistic disciplines they request.


Artistic Residency Program and Literacy Through the Arts are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts
with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

Artistic Residency Program and Literacy Through the Arts are supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs
in partnership with the City Council.


Artistic Residency Program and Literacy Through the Arts are made possible in part by The Pierre and Tana Matisse Foundation.

Visual Arts Workshops within our Artistic Residency Program are supported in part by an award from the Warhol + Frankenthaler Foundations.