YAMA's office has moved.
We are now located in The Non-Profit Building in downtown Boston, right near South Station.
Our phone number has not changed, but our mailing address, fax number, and individual extensions have.
New contact information:
89 South Street, Suite 601
Boston, MA 02111
p: 617-629-9262 | f: 617-249-1862
For a list of staff members and new extensions, click here.
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YAMA's 50th Anniversary is coming up in 2012. Stay in touch with us throughout the year to make sure that you get to be part of the celebration!
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Young Audiences of Massachusetts has committed to saving money and the planet by switching from print to online communications whenever possible.
Please send your current email address to yamass@yamass.org so that we can keep you informed while staying ecologically friendly.
(Make sure to add our address into your email contacts so that information we send you doesn't accidentally end up in your spam.) |
Your contribution makes it possible for us to provide artistically excellent programs and residencies in music, dance, visual art, and drama to over 250,000 students, educators, and families each year.
Donating to Young Audiences has never been easier thanks to Wainwright Bank. Please visit the Community Room to make your online contribution today.
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The Fall 2011 Performance Showcase is fast approaching!
Come experience our professional teaching artists in action, preview our new programs for your school, network with PTO representatives, and learn about grant opportunities.
Thursday, September 22, 2011
9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
St. John the Baptist School
19 Chestnut Street
Peabody, MA 01960
Pre-Registration is encouraged.
For more information, and to pre-register, click here.
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Young Audiences of Massachusetts 2011-2012 Program Guide is here!
 Check out our exceptional Assembly Programs, Residency Programs, and Workshops, featuring our nationally and internationally recognized professional teaching artists that bring school curriculum to life through music, dance, performance, visual art, and storytelling. To have one mailed to you or to download a PDF version, click here. |
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September 11th-17th is Arts in Education Week!
Celebrate by bringing a Young Audiences of Massachusetts program to your school.
To schedule a program, or for more information on the programs we offer, visit our website at www.yamass.org or contact Jackie Arko, Program & Marketing Director, at 617-629-9262 x303 or by emailing scheduling@yamass.org.
Arts in Education Week is also a great opportunity to contact your school committee members and state legislators who set education policy and share with them how the arts are integral to EVERY student's education. - To find your state legislator's contact information, click here. |
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Local Cultural Council Grants
The Local Cultural Council (LCC) Program is the largest grassroots cultural funding network in the nation, supporting thousands of community-based projects in the arts, humanities, and sciences annually.
For more information on LCC grant opportunities, click here.
Don't forget: The next postmark deadline for grant applications is October 15, 2011. |
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STARS Residencies
Massachusetts Cultural Council (MCC) STARS Residencies (Students and Teachers Working with Artists, Scientists, and Scholars) provide grants of $500-$5,000 to help schools work with teaching artists, scientists, and scholars for residencies of three days or more in the arts, sciences, and humanities. Any Massachusetts K-12 school (public, private, independent, and parochial) is eligible to apply. The application is online, it's short, and it does not require any grant writing experience.
For more information on MCC STARS Residencies, click here.
Applications will be available online starting September 27, 2011 and have a rolling deadline. |
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