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At Arts @ Large, we dream about a world where we are no longer needed — a world where all people, particularly youth, will have equitable access to the arts. Every day we confront the reality that 65% of Milwaukee County youth are not receiving visual, music, dance, or theater arts instruction as part of their education.

$35 – Provides art supplies for one student

$65 – Supports one teen in our Career Development Creative Careers Internship Program

$125 – Supports a month of free studio space for our Artists in Residence

$275 – Helps provide FREE monthly Jam House music events

$575 – Sponsors an Artist Educator for an Arts @ Large community program

$1,200 – Covers the cost for one child to attend Summer Camp

THANK YOU for helping us make the arts accessible for all by supporting our free, accessible arts education programs!

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February 2025

A.I.R. Academy

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A.I.R. Academy is your 3rd-8th grade young artists’ FREE opportunity to try different art mediums to find their passion and begin their journey as future Artists in Residence. 

Saturdays 2/8/25-3/15/25

9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Arts @ Large Community Center – 1100 S 5th St, Milwaukee, WI 53204
Parent Orientation: 2/8/25 
Closing Ceremony (See what your young artist has created!): 3/15/25

APPLICATIONS OPEN January 2nd, 2025 – check back then!

*Due to the free nature of this program, to maximize how many students can participate we require your young artist to commit to at least 4 out of the 5 sessions. (This does not include missed sessions due to illness, emergency, or other excused absences.)

Please send any questions to A@L Program Director, Phillip Salat, at Phillip@ArtsatLargeinc.org

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January 2025

Jam House

Event Details

Join our hosts Girls Rock MKE!  Whether you’re a guitarist, drummer, or more seasoned musician, all are welcome!  Doors open at 6:30 pm, and live music begins at 7 pm.  Free and open to the public.  NOTE: Jam House is moving to Thursday nights!

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Through Arts @ Large programs, my students become experts on our local environment and will be able to share their expertise with adults and other community members.
Kristen Steinbach, Educator