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creativephl.org

Contact us for information about Creative Philadelphia initiatives and artist opportunities, or the Philadelphia arts community. Address:City Hall, Room 116 Philadelphia, PA 19107 Hours:M-F: 10am-4pm Phone:(215) 686-8446 Email: arts@phila.gov Follow Us:FacebookTwitterInstagram

theatrephiladelphia.org

theatre philadelphia unites, celebrates, and promotes the philadelphia region's diverse and growing theatre community. we lead efforts that expand audiences and engage the public to participate in this community's work. theatre philadelphia envisions an equitable and inclusive region that champions and nurtures local artists. we aim to raise our city’s profile as a world-class city and enrich the lives of philadelphia-area citizens.

pano.org

Through the Standards, organizations can assess their current practices, identify areas for growth, and implement policies and procedures that support mission alignment, better leadership practices, legal compliance, ethics and accountability, strong infrastructure, income diversification, community engagement, and civic responsibility.

rocktothefuture.org

rock to the future provides free music programs for philadelphia youth.

icaphila.org

Join our mailing list for weekly updates on ICA’s galleries, programs, and events, as well as the latest community news, artist interviews, exhibition openings, residencies, work opportunities, and more!

artsforlearningmd.org

Arts for Learning K-12 Artist Residencies: Support the learning of any topic through a series of in-depth, artist-led workshops.

philanthropynetwork.org

Although Philanthropy Network does not make grants, provide technical assistance to nonprofits, or match grantseekers with specific funders, we are pleased to connect the nonprofit community with the valuable resources below.

efdss.org

This document gives an indication of how folk dance can help teachers enhance and deliver aspects of the National Curriculum for PE in England at Key Stage 1, and suggests a range of supporting resources created by folk artist-educators. Resour

centropa.org

Based on the Centropa film ‘Return to Rivne: A Holocaust Story‘, the artist Julia Antonova has created a graphic novel, available here in English, German, Polish, Romanian and Ukrainian. English and Ukrainian copies are also available in paperback.The story revolves around two Jewish girls, Shelly and Raya, from the town of Rivne, then Równe, who survived the horrors of World War II.