Student Arts Enrichment Programs

In keeping with our commitment to join our community’s educators in their mission to develop young minds to their highest potential, the Kravis Center created the Student Arts Enrichment Programs, coordinated through our Education and Community Outreach Department. 

For more information on any of our education and outreach programs, please call the Kravis Center Education and Community Outreach Department at 561-651-4251.

STUDENT ARTS ENRICHMENT TASK FORCE

We want to know what’s on young people’s minds and the members of this special task force have no problem speaking theirs. The group establishes a forum through which high school and college students can tell us what they would like to see offered as part of the Kravis Center’s Community Outreach Program. Task force members also act as their schools’ liaisons to promote a myriad of other educational programs at the Center, while accruing community service hours and gaining valuable knowledge about the inner workings of a professional performing arts center.
 
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STUDENT ARTS ENRICHMENT TASK FORCE EVENTS

OPEN AIR
Saturday, November 1 at 7 pm in the
Gosman Amphitheatre

Featuring live bands and dance performances by young artists.
Tickets $10

FREEFORM ETC.
Saturday, February 28 at 7 pm in The
Picower Foundation Arts Education Center

A multi-faceted event where young people can enjoy live bands, monologues, improv, vocal solos, musical theatre, dance, visual art and student films –all in one night.
Tickets $10

Poetry Workshop
Saturday, March 14 at 10:30 am-12:30 pm in
The Picower Foundation Arts Education Center

A free poetry workshop conducted by Ray Dominguez, Executive Director of The Write Side Poets, Inc.

 POETRY OPEN MIC NITE
Saturday, March 21 at 7 pm in
The Picower Foundation Arts Education Center

A call to young poets to speak their minds and come prepared with their best work.
Tickets $5

Click here for the student submission guidelines for the African American Film Festival

Click here for the student application for the African American Film Festival

BEYOND THE STAGE
Using the Center’s Grand Staircase in Dreyfoos Hall lobby, local ensembles perform 45 minutes prior to selected performances throughout the year. These events demonstrate the outstanding work being done in local community music groups and provide area ensembles with an exciting opportunity to perform at a world-class venue.

MASTER CLASSES
Visiting artists participating in Master Classes may choose to lecture, provide demonstrations, field a question-and-answer session, lead a rehearsal or any combination of methods aimed at humanizing the artist and the art form.

ARTSCAMP 2009
Take a group of talented, imaginative kids who share a common interest in the performing arts and put them into an environment where they can nurture their creativity and the result is ArtsCamp!
Sponsored by  Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. De George/
Lawrence J. and Florence A. De George Charitable Trust

MYRON AND NATALIE STONE
STUDENT TICKETING FUND
This program gives students of the arts the opportunity to attend an opera, ballet, symphony orchestra or other Kravis Center presentation free of charge.

STUDENT RUSH TICKET PROGRAM
By presenting their student IDs at the box office one hour prior to curtain time, students receive 50% off the ticket price for any seat in the house, based on availability, for any Kravis Center self-initiated performance. 
Sponsored by  The Suzanne G. Reis Arts Education Fund

ADMISSION WAIVER PROGRAM
Assures that no student will be denied admission to a S*T*A*R Series performance due to economic need.
Sponsored by  The Rusty Staub Foundation

ARTSCHOLARS
This program gives high school students who have a strong interest in the performing arts greater insight into their particular discipline by attending dinner discussions with special guest speakers and personally meeting distinguished artists who perform on the Kravis Center’s stages. Big Time Restaurant Group generously donates a full dining experience for the students, while the Myron and Natalie Stone Ticketing Fund, established in memory of Myron Stone, provides students tickets to performances.

STUDENT ARTS ENRICHMENT TASK FORCE
We  want to know what’s on young people’s minds and the members of this special task force have no problem speaking theirs. The group establishes a forum through which high school and college students can tell us what they would like to see offered as part of the Kravis Center’s Community Outreach Program. Task force members also act as their schools’ liaisons to promote the Kravis Center’s Student and Educator Rush Ticket Program and myriad other educational programs at the Center, while accruing community service hours and gaining valuable knowledge about the inner workings of a professional performing arts center.
Student Arts Enrichment Task Force Events sponsored by