The Performing Arts Center’s Arts-in-Education program is committed to offering performances and workshops by world-class artists to enrich, enlighten and inspire thousands of students each year. We attempt to make performances accessible to all students. Audience members gain insight and knowledge in language and visual arts, history, geography, music, theatre, and cultural awareness. Teaching guides allow teachers to integrate the experience into the curriculum.

Our performances are selected for specific age groups, from pre-K to grade 12, on the basis of suitability and direct connections to curriculum and Learning Standards. There is always a question and answer session after the performance, and sometimes “Bonus Events”, such as one- hour in-depth discussions.

For more information about Arts-in-Education, call 914-251-6232.

OCTOBER

Monday 6	Flat Stanley	10:30AM + Q&A
Monday 27	Tom Chapin	10AM & 12PM + Q&A

NOVEMBER

Monday 3	Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters	10AM & 12PM + Q&A
Friday 14	Letters Home	10AM + Q&A
Monday 17	Phantom Tollbooth	10AM & 12PM + Q&A
Friday 21	The ILiad	10:30AM + Q&A

DECEMBER

Tuesday 2 Wednesday 3 Thursday 4	The Very Hungry Caterpillar	10AM & 12PM + Q&A
Wednesday 10 Thursday 11 Friday 12	Amahl and the Night Visitors	10:30AM+ Q&A
Monday 15	Soweto Gospel Choir	10:30AM+ Q&A

JANUARY

Monday 26

Michael Cooper

10AM & 12PM + Q&A

MARCH

Wednesday 18	PAWS: Performing Arts Workshop for Secondary Students	8:45AM + Q&A
Thursday 26	The Cultural Influences of Latin Jazz	10:30AM + Q&A

MAY

Wednesday 20 Thursday 21

Goodnight Moon and The Runaway Bunny

10AM & 12PM + Q&A