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Virtual Open House

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Join us for a virtual Open House via the video conferencing platform Zoom and learn about Wharton Arts summer online programs!

Wharton Arts is committed to providing the highest quality performing arts education with an array of affordable summer offerings, including virtual camps, private lessons, workshops, and master classes the whole family can enjoy right from home. The virtual Open House will feature demo classes and Q&A sessions with New Jersey Youth Symphony, Paterson Music Project, and Performing Arts School staff and faculty.

Sign up for this FREE event here. A $25 Open House discount will be applied to all enrollments taken during the event. For more information, call (908) 790-0700.

Virtual Open House Schedule
6:30-7:15 PM Summer Program Overviews
7:15-7:45 PM Summer Program Information & Demos
7:45-8:00 PM Q&A Session

View Wharton Arts 2020 Summer Online Programs.

Paterson Music Project Free Online Classes

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The Paterson Music Project is opening free virtual music classes for any Paterson student in grades 1-8 who is interested in participating this Spring. No experience or equipment required. Students need a cellphone, tablet, or computer with internet. Classes begin next week, but we will keep registration open until we fill up.
Click here to sign up

 

PMP estará ofreciendo clases de música virtual gratis para todos los estudiantes en Paterson del primer al octavo grado. No se necesita experiencia ni instrumento para tomar parte de estas clases. Los estudiantes necesitan un teléfono celular, tableta, o computadora e internet para conectar. Inician clases el 27 de Abril.
Presione Aquí para Registrarse

Virtual Playathon

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It is our top priority to keep our NJYS community healthy as we navigate the COVID-19 pandemic.

This is why we made the difficult decision to cancel the 2020 Playathon, which was scheduled for March 29 at The Mills at Jersey Gardens. Honestly, we are bummed because Playathon is one of our most beloved traditions—it’s the one time each year that all 500 NJYS musicians perform together!

But just because we can’t perform as a group, doesn’t mean we can’t celebrate together! We’re planning our first-ever VIRTUAL PLAYATHON! Join us on Sunday, March 29 at 2:30 PM via Zoom.

Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/6293562218
Meeting ID: 629 356 2218

Dial-in for audio when your device has no speakers and/or microphone: (646) 558 8656 US (New York). When prompted, enter the meeting ID: 629 356 2218. Find your local number: https://zoom.us/u/adBLxS9iHf

This online event will include live performances by surprise artists, Q&A with our conductors, giveaways, announcement of the TOP fundraiser, and LIVE AUCTION to win a chance to conduct one of our NJYS ensembles!

Playathon is also NJYS’s largest fundraiser, raising over $100,000 annually. We are trying not to raise tuition to keep NJYS accessible to all families. But NJYS Tuition only covers about 75% of the cost of the program. That means we must fundraise to ensure the highest quality program. That includes performances at the best halls in New Jersey and beyond; master classes, workshops and coaching by world class artists; and scholarship and financial aid opportunities.

What we’re trying to say is, the event has been cancelled, but we still need your support to provide these opportunities! With your help, we’re halfway there, THANK YOU! But we still need to meet our goal. Donate to NJYS Playathon and help keep the music alive!

Where Have You Gone, Trayvon? – A Dance Theater Response

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The Inner City Ensemble will present Where Have You Gone, Trayvon? – a Dance Theater Response, written and choreographed by Juilliard graduate and Fulbright Scholar, Nicholas Rodriguez, in partnership with the dance department at Rosa L. Parks School of Fine & Performing Arts. The project is made possible through a 2019 National Endowment for the Arts ArtWorks grant.

Where Have You Gone, Trayvon? –  A Dance Theater Response incorporates dance, theater and recorded text to depict police-involved shootings that have made local and national news. The work addresses social justice and reform in an effort to help communities engage in constructive dialogue, as a means of understanding and healing. The performance will be followed by a panel discussion with the audience and special guests. Please be advised that this performance is intended for mature audiences—some viewers may find the subject matter upsetting or disturbing, especially for children.

FREE EVENT for Ages 13+. CLICK HERE to reserve your seat.