Partner Profiles

A continuum of the performing arts educational programs and initiatives designed to cultivate the next generation of artists from diverse backgrounds as well as arts leaders in Houston. We seek to empower young artists through excellent and inclusive theatrical experiences from a Christian worldview that embraces the uniqueness of every individual.

The mission of Art League Houston (ALH) is to connect the community through diverse, dynamic, and creative experiences that bring people together to see, make, and talk about contemporary visual art. ALH provides customized experiences for Houston area K-12 students to make art and connections.

Contemporary Arts Museum Houston works with students and teachers to have in-depth discussions and workshops around contemporary art, artists, and ideas. Giving space for students to connect, explore, and be challenged by the definition of contemporary art and how artists can share powerful issues through their work.

We specialize in delivering interactive, multicultural programs that address Texas TEKS while advancing social and emotional learning.

Each year, the Literacy Through Photography (LTP) curriculum is successfully implemented to roughly one thousand grade school students and adults across Teaching Artist residencies at Houston area Title I schools and community organizations. The foundation curriculum blends stream-of-consciousness creative writing prompts, social-emotional learning, visual literacy exercises, and photography-based art projects as a means to stretch student imagination, broaden perspective, build creative skills, and further develop their voice.

Houston Community College's Center of Excellence for Visual & Performing Arts offers undergraduate degrees and certificates in preparation for college transfer or work in creative industries. Our programs include Audio Recording Technology, Dance, Drama, Filmmaking, Music, Music Business, and Studio Art & Art History.

Through interactive tours, classroom presentations, and educator workshops, participants can explore the history of the Holocaust through the fine arts. Using arts integrated activities designed for K-12 classrooms, participants will consider the role of art during times of injustice and how to become empowered Upstanders in society today.

HCCC provides a variety of educational programs both on site and in the community to support its mission to advance education about the process, product and history of craft. Through monthly family days that give participants the opportunity for self-expression as they learn a craft technique or material to tour and art-making workshops for the community, school and senior groups, HCCC strives to provide a holistic experience for everyone who wants to learn about craft.

Lone Star College- Tomball Fine Arts serves a wide variety of student artists, musicians, actors, and technicians. We are a vibrant part of the community and love to share our students' successes with those on campus and beyond.

MECA provides arts education, support services, and multicultural artistic performances and events to students and their families, helping to build discipline, self-esteem, and cultural pride.

In our work, MECA emphasizes justice, openness, equity, creativity to nurture artistic growth and expression, individual respect, caring attitudes, and diversity within community.

We are a performing arts playground emphisizing creativity and collaboration. Students create their own plays and have agency in all aspects of the theater process using their voice, body, and imagination to grow as artists, communicators, and humans.

San Jacinto College provides degrees and certificates in several Fine Arts disciplines. We provide live events, programming, and exhibitions on a range of interdisciplinary topics.