Offsite Partnerships
Charter Oak’s nationally-recognized City School of the Arts is made possible by collaborating with over a dozen institutions and organizations across Hartford and through the generosity of a diverse community of sponsors. We recognize and celebrate them here.
For more information or to register
BrennaH@CharterOakCenter.org
(860) 310-2589
Shared Ability Arts
Taken from a segregated classroom, these students with multiple and severe disabilities meet weekly to dance and create artwork, and are paired with their typically developing peers.Classes are held with a physical therapist present, so students are able to stand with assistance and special equipment.
City School of the Arts Sponsors
Aetna
P.K. and Phoebe Allen
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
The Barnes Foundation, Inc.
Russell Bell and Rachel Gates-Bell
J. Walton Bissell Foundation, Inc.
James Brodey
Celeste Polley Burns
Christ Church Cathedral
City of Hartford – Grants Management
Adam Cohen
Common Sense Fund
Creative Music Center
Barbara O. David
Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut
The Fund for Greater Hartford
Tiffany Glanville
Ellen Jeanne Goldfarb Memorial Charitable Trust
Ellen Jeanne Goldfarb Memorial Fund
Francine and Robert Goldfarb
Greater Hartford Arts Council
The Gryphon Fund
The Hartford Financial Services Group Inc.
Hartford Foundation for Public Giving
Elwyn V. Harp
Albert Honegan
Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Hartford
Lincoln Financial Group Foundation
Adlyn and Ted Loewenthal
Andrew and Joyce Mandell
Joshua Michtom
Kinder Morgan
Musical Club of Hartford, Inc.
The Phoenix Insurance
Charles Nelson Robinson Fund
Tricia Samuels
Amy Selzer Memorial Fund
SpreadMusicNow
Travelers
Michael Wilder
Jane Zande and Jeff Smith
Lip Sync Battle!
Calling all youth! Be A Friend Project is hosting a lip synch battle competition to raise awareness around social bullying. Broadway judges and awesome prizes await your entry!...
Charter Oak proudly presents the Fall 2020 Youth Arts Institute Showcase
https://youtu.be/hDnmuKC5qcI
Charter Oak’s Music Matters program, featured on WFSB
“Unlike sports, everyone’s in the game. When you have a band or an ensemble, all the kids are needed. You don’t say, 'You clarinet, go sit over here while you wait for these clarinets to play.'...
Youth Arts Institute Fall 2020 Update
This fall, Charter Oak Cultural Center’s Youth Arts Institute will be offering virtual arts classes in music, dance, theater, visual arts and more! Our programs are available to any student age 6 to...