The Sonatina Center, LLC is a multi-disciplinary creative arts therapy practice that offers music therapy, art therapy, and creative arts enrichment programs to children and adults in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Maine, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. Our primary focus is to empower individuals of all ages, improve self-esteem, promote a positive sense of self-worth, support development, enhance wellness, inspire creative self-expression and connect with the community through music, art, movement, storytelling, and play.
As volunteers, we are committed to improving our communities through the action of our chapters to recognize exceptional young artists by honoring and showcasing their talent. Equally significant are programs organized by our chapters that encourage charitable contributions to benefit the artistic growth and development of our youth. In partnership with individuals, local groups, and companies that donate to our local and national efforts, we recognize supporters in collaboration with chapters for helping to prepare our youth to succeed in the arts.
Towson Arts Collective is a non-profit service organization that serves Baltimore County are as well as surrounding Baltimore City and counties providing gallery space, educational opportunities and artistic experiences.
Dedicated to Art for All, Maryland Hall is the region’s cultural core, convening and engaging all people in arts experiences that strengthen the community. We welcome, connect, and enrich all with inspiring arts experiences.
ArtsCentric started with a dream in 2003, when the founders dreamed of creating more performance opportunities for young African-American artists like themselves. What began as a dream slowly morphed into an experiment: a core group of young artists armed with talent and fresh ideas, committed to producing and performing. ArtsCentric forged partnerships and relationships with Baltimore/D.C. area organizations which paved the way for what would become the fiber of ArtsCentric’s mission and model: providing entertainment that is color-conscious, community-oriented, educational and enriching.
Stevensville Arts and Entertainment District is located in the historic Stevensville town center, on Kent Island in Queen Anne's County, MD. We were designated in 2013 by the Maryland State Arts Council. We provide many services to the community, including coordinating annual artistic events in the District (Kent Island Day, Plein Air Stevensville, Artoberfest), advocating for the needs of the local art community, as well as working to improve the infrastructure and visual appeal of the District.
MysticArtByMary creates conscious art that draws individuals inward in our heart and soul, emerges at our essence, revive in our connectedness, and is united as one human. Here, peace, love, joy, happiness, and unity are effortless. In this harmonious space, hearts heal, compassion flows, people become empowered, suffering dissolves, and kindness goes viral.
Founded in 2017, Stories Love Music (501c3) has improved the care and support of senior citizens through its program, The Joy of Creative Engagement for Caregivers they provide to both professional and family caregivers. Stories Love Music celebrates both music and story telling traditions in our history and their positive effects on emotional and physical health of our seniors and their caregivers.
Greyy Mist Shoppe sells furniture art, canvas art, embroidery and other artisinal items, including two lines of chalk paint. We also offer Paint and Sips, art and craft classes for children, private paint parties for both children and adults. We also feature furniture painting classes where someone can learn how to use our chalk paint and create their own upcycled furniture. Our shop also does commissions upon request. This year we are starting a new summer camp prgram for children to come and create multiple types of artistic creations.
The Black Art Today Foundation is a 501(c)(3) Public Charity. Our mission is to support artists in the genres of visual arts, performing arts, and literature. Our purpose is derived from Kwanzaa's sixth Principle, Kuumba, meaning Creativity.