In most rhythmacultures around the planet, rhythm, song, and dance are entwined in the special occasions around which communities gather.

Create a colorful, site-specific outdoor installation with professional artists Anna Podris and Keith Norval.

In this entertaining and highly interactive program, students will compare and contrast the characteristic sounds of popular music genres su…

A young boy giving George Washington a surprise birthday party, a young woman breaking the barriers of baseball during the 1920s, or mysteri…

The goal of Push Play Sing's Adaptive Music Workshops is to emphasize free expression and group play through music-making for students with …

In these programs, Linda Gorham shares stories of African American men and women who, over the past 100 years, broke color barriers and had …

Through this workshop Alex presents the evolution of musical rhythms from the African diaspora to the rich musical genre's of the Caribbean …

While on a routine mission aboard The Story Ship rocket, Captain Starfield discovers his lead scientist has a been kidnapped by aliens! The …

Award-winning author, Allan Wolf, demonstrates how he transforms historical fact into historical fiction.

Students will be introduced to Senora Lynch, a member of the Haliwa-Saponi Tribe of North Carolina.