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Young Audiences of Northern California

Welcome to our 2008-2009 season! Young Audiences of Northern California serves students, teachers, and families throughout the region, from Monterey to Mendocino, and San Francisco to the Central Valley. This year, we will continue to build on our four-decade tradition of partnering with schools and community sites to offer educationally-sound and artistically-excellent arts education programs. Our roster of over 100 professional artists and ensembles represent a diverse range of art forms and cultural traditions.

We look forward to collaborating with you to make the arts - classical, contemporary, and multicultural - an essential part of every young person's education and life. Thank you for your commitment to arts education!

Join us on September 13, 2008 for our 2008 Roster Artist Showcase and Professional Development Event.  The Showcase is free and open to the public and will feature more than 20 local arts groups and individuals who offer residencies, assemblies, and public performances through Young Audiences!

 

2008-2009 Young Audiences Artist Showcase

Free and Open to the Public!

WHEN:  September 13th, 10:00 am - 3:00 PM

WHERE:  San Francsco Public Library, Koret Auditorium

WHO:  Teachers, librarians, PTA officers,  teaching artists, and more are coming for a sneak preview of our 2008-2009 roster.

Short performances by more than 20 local artists

Meet the new YANC Director and Staff

Learn how to bring assemblies, residencies, and arts education programs to your school or organization

 RSVP by emailing Program Director, Megan Ender, at mender@ya-nc.org

 

Axis Dance Company Arts for Learning residency with Gail
Newman, Seven Trees School, San Jose
 
2008 Free Public Performance Series
Click here for details

Just Released!
The 2008-2009 Young Audiences Program Catalog
is available now.
Download here

 
     
   
         
     
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