School-Based Residencies

Discovery Series: About Our Flagship Program – Grades K-9

92NY has brought the world’s leading performing artists and teaching artists to New York City’s school classrooms for over 25 years, serving 11,500+ K–12 students and their teachers. The Discovery Series features celebrated performers from around the globe, illuminating connections between cultures and artistic traditions. Through lively classroom sessions with their dedicated Teaching Artists and attendance at exhilarating performances at 92NY, students in grades K through 9 explore a variety of dance and music genres.

Discover Theater – Grades K-1 & 6-9

Discover Dance – Grades 2, 3, & 6, 7

Discover Music – Grades 1-5

Discover Together: Build-Your-Own Program – Grades PreK-12

Partner with 92NY to bring customizable, high-quality arts programming to your school. Tailor the experience to fit your goals and your students’ needs.

1. Select a Discipline
2. Determine the Residency or Workshop Length
3. Choose the Culminating Student Experience

All programs are aligned with early childhood development fundamentals and led by an expert 92NY Teaching Artist to ensure that your students learn foundational techniques while developing creative confidence and exploring cultures from around the globe!

View the full list of Discover Together offerings, from Afro-Latin percussion to Visual Arts!

92NY Music Makers – Grades 4 & 5

Recorder Program: This program puts instruments directly into the hands of students and provides them with the opportunity to explore music in a tangible, interactive way. Build essential musical skills, including note reading, rhythm, breath control, and ensemble playing, while fostering a love for music and teamwork resulting in a culminating student performance!

Broadway Spotlight Series – Grades 9-12

Choose from the following curriculum track options: ELA, Theater, Dance and Chorus

Designed to bring students inside the world of a Broadway musical or performance, the program offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at how Broadway shows are created — featuring direct access to artists who helped make the production possible. In addition to attending a live Broadway performance and participating in a professional talkback, students engage in classroom activities, guided discussions, writing exercises, and creative storytelling projects inspired by the themes, stories, and artistic choices of the production. The program encourages students to think critically about theater, reflect personally on its impact, and imagine their own creative voice in the world of performance — whether as writers, performers, designers, producers, or future audience members.

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