Breaking Racial Barriers: The Story of DC’s Todd Duncan
This educational program teaches students about Todd Duncan, the first Black vocalist to sing with a major opera company and the first Porgy in Porgy and Bess. Duncan was also instrumental in desegregating audiences... Read more
Call Me Street Dancer : A Film & Dance Based Residency
This multi-session residency invites students to explore identity through hip hop, street, and club culture, alongside the award-winning documentary Call Me Dancer. Inspired by a young street dancer from Mumbai, students translate personal experience... Read more
Cemetery Grave Hunter: Discover DC History
This 90-minute program asks students to explore U.S. and Washington history through the lives of those buried at Historic Congressional Cemetery. Guided by an educator, students will locate gravesites, working in small groups to... Read more
Mosaic Theater Company’s Intergenerational Matinee Program – SOMEWHERE OVER THE BORDER
Dorothy becomes Reina in this fresh take on The Wizard of Oz from Brian Quijada, the award-winning co-creator and star of MEXODUS, which premiered at Mosaic ahead of back-to-back Off-Broadway runs. Inspired by the... Read more
Stories In Motion: A Film & Movement-Based Residency
This multi session, arts residency engages students in storytelling through film and movement. Students first watch Call Me Dancer, an award-winning documentary about a young street dancer in Mumbai who pursues his dream against... Read more
Swaliga STEAMtheBlock Club
Our program delves into key concepts in engineering, sound, and light, while simultaneously integrating advanced technological skills. Depending on the specific request of the teacher based on the sample curriculum shared, students will engage... Read more
The Making of Architecture
Completed in 1967, The Kreeger Museum is one of the finest examples of traditional and modernist architecture in the DC area. The Making of Architecture is a two-part educational program featuring a tour of... Read more
Thinking Routine Thursday
Using Harvard Project Zero's Thinking Routines, students learn about women artists by looking closely at several developmentally appropriate artworks, contributing respectfully to open-ended discussions; posing questions; sharing their opinions; and making connections between visual... Read more
Tropical Secrets
Daniel, a young German Jewish refugee, finds himself on the shores of Havana and meets Paloma, a young Cubana with some painful secrets of her own. The two children on the verge of adolescence... Read more