In these performances, Linda Gorham, Storyteller shares stories of notable African Americans who did amazing things, often under difficult circumstances. Three stories are available: Ruby Bridges, Wilma Rudolph & The Little Rock Nine.
An interactive journey through Blues and Bluegrass music from the Pilgrims to the present
Follow-up programs designed to build on the foundation of musical experiences of Scott’s concerts
The study of brass instruments (past to present), their uses, and how and why they are different.
Dancing with freedom of expression and purpose of growth.
Explore the evolution of American music from the rhythms and melodies of Africa, to the light and lively calypso of the Caribbean and contemporary spoken word.
Topical shows, workshops and residencies that delight and inform – Black History, STEM/STEAM, Antibullying, Literature and more!
Students learn how to compose and revise poems based on texts they are studying in science, ELA or social studies.
Learn how to write new, original poems based on scenes and characters from the books your class is studying in English/language arts.
Custom designed history of immigration in the United States told through Dance, Music and Story.
