Programs

Programs built for participation, preservation, and joy.

ADAE programs can support classrooms, assemblies, festivals, family events, and community gatherings with arts learning rooted in African diasporic traditions.

Support access

For partners

These example pathways give schools and organizations a starting point while final program dates, fees, and booking details are prepared.

Program pathways

Each offering connects creative practice with cultural context.

Schools and youth programs

Artist Residencies

Multi-session learning experiences where teaching artists guide students through movement, rhythm, story, and reflection.

Stages and public gatherings

Festival Performances

Performance experiences that invite audiences into the breadth of African diasporic music, dance, and folklore traditions.

Families and community groups

Storytelling & Music

Participatory programs built around folktales, song, call-and-response, and rhythm for learners of many ages.

Community partners

Civic Arts Programs

Creative workshops and gatherings that use arts practice to build dialogue, belonging, and shared leadership.

Plan with ADAE

Start with the setting, then shape the arts experience around the learners.

Meet the artists