6-12 SUMMER CLASSES!
Students grades 6-12 can now register for our summer Institutes classes! They'll be able to self-select from a variety of classes from ceramics to rock band. Classes will take place on our DTLA campus July 7-18.
¡Los estudiantes de los grados 6-12 ahora pueden registrarse para nuestras clases de Institutos de verano! Podrán elegir entre una variedad de clases, desde cerámica hasta banda de rock. Las clases se impartirán en nuestro campus del centro de DTLA del 7 al 18 de julio.
Middle and High School Students
Inner-City Arts' Visual, Media & Performing Arts Institutes offer self-select after-school and weekend classes to middle and high school students. Every class, no matter the art form, provides students with a valuable opportunity for creative exploration, performance (sharing work), individual and group study, mentorship with professional teaching artists, and career-development support.
The Visual, Media & Performing Arts Institutes offer specialized, in-depth workshops led by professional teaching artists. These classes present a variety of opportunities for middle and high school students, depending on their level of interest and skill in a specific art form.
With special thanks to our supporters who make this program possible:
The Kathryn Caine Wanlass Charitable Foundation, Max H. Gluck Foundation, The Soho House Foundation, Ruth and Joseph C. Reed Foundation for the Arts, BCM Foundation, California Community Foundation, Dwight Stuart Youth Fund, LA Arts Recovery Fund, The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation, Genesis Inspiration Foundation, Rose Hills Foundation, The Walt Disney Company
In 2001, Inner-City Arts’ after-school program was recognized with the Coming Up Taller Award, sponsored by the President’s Committee on the Arts and Humanities, The National Endowment for the Arts, and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
For general questions about our Institutes program, please contact:
programs@inner-cityarts.org
(213) 627-9621
“Everybody I met at Inner-City Arts is a bowl of sunshine. I really did grow as a person in class, and I learned new skills that I can use in everyday life.”
– Inner-City Arts High School Student
