Youth/Teen Art Programs

At Newport Contemporary Ballet (NCB), movement has become a language for learning. Through its long-running Dance and Movement in Education program, NCB integrates dance into classroom subjects—turning words, numbers, and history into motion. Students explore literacy...

The Providence Singers are nurturing the next generation of voices, inviting young musicians to experience the transformative power of performance and community. By breaking down barriers of access—whether through transportation, resources, or opportunity—they are...

At WaterFire, the glow of creativity is lighting a new path for Rhode Island’s youth. Through ArtLab@WaterFire, young people discover that the arts are not just about performance and expression—they’re also a gateway to rewarding careers, leadership, and purpose. From...

For more than two decades, AS220 Youth has been a powerful force for change—using art as a means of healing, empowerment, and leadership for Rhode Island’s young people. Founded in 1998 through a partnership with the Rhode Island Training School, the program began by...

At East End Theatre (EET), young performers find not only a stage, but a community that nurtures confidence, collaboration, and creativity. After years of steady growth—and with support from the White Family Foundation—the theatre has continued to expand its reach and...

At the Boys & Girls Club of Fall River, creativity flourishes alongside community. In 2023, more than 300 young artists submitted their work to the BGCA National Arts Competition, showcasing talent in visual, digital, and applied arts. Building on that success,...