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Dance Alloy Theater
5530 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15206-3525 Phone: 412.363.4321 Fax: 412.363.4320 www.dancealloy.org
beth@dancealloy.org Budget Size: $500,001 - $999,999 Number Full-time Staff: 10 Number Part-time Staff: 15 Number Volunteers: 1 | |
Key Staff Mission/Description Dance Alloy
Theater, Pittsburgh's
premiere modern dance company and school, strives to BREAK THE FOURTH WALL, presenting
new and timeless world-class dance theater and providing high quality, non-competitive
dance/movement education for all ages. Reaching out to diverse audiences unexpectedly
with its artistic vision, Dance Alloy Theater creates bridges of understanding,
exploring the human condition through the power of dance and the magic of theater.
Key Staff Mission/Description Dready or Knot Productions
mission is to foster, create, facilitate and present artistic works that improve
mental and physical development to cultivate confident and creative individuals
within the Pittsburgh
Community. Knotdance along with Dready
or Knot Productions designs programs to develop community involvement in itself
and its arts. Project goals are to inspire
others to utilize their own community resources as a vehicle for creative projects.
Key Staff Mission/Description Through the arts,
Dreams of Hope develops lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and allied youth leaders
who promote social change by educating audiences. Dreams of Hope works
to achieve its mission by creating a safe and accepting environment for youth
from sexual gender minorities; encouraging diverse populations to create art about
their life experiences; providing an interactive environment where youth create
art with professional artists; and educating audiences on issues facing sexual
and gender minorities. Each season, working
with professional artists and directors, the youth create one show.
Dreams of Hope performs two free public performances of its season work
in downtown Pittsburgh: one Live Run-Through in January,
and one in June at the close of the season. Dreams
of Hope also performs nearly two dozen outreach and educational performances at
schools and universities, houses of worship, corporate offices, unions, healthcare
conferences as well as LGBT Pride celebrations. Each year the group performs various events
and organizations outside the Greater Pittsburgh
region.
Key Staff Mission/Description Enlighten
our friends and neighbors throughout the world seeking to Enjoy Bellevue and the
surrounding region where a myriad of events and activities are initiated, collaborated,
promted, and often orchestrated by the friends and advocates of www.EnjoyBellevue.org
and planned for the sole purposeof enriching the lives and times of all in the
near or far proximity of Bellevue, PA who come together intending to LIVE-WORSHIP-SHOP
and partake in work and play with a desire to share in the small town ambience
that Bellevue exudes to all who venture forth. Expressive Media, Inc.
128 North Craig
Street Suite 212 Pittsburgh,
PA 15213-2758
Phone: 412.681.6670 www.expressivemedia.org
info@expressivemedia.org Budget Size: < $100,000 | |
Key Staff
Father Ryan Arts Center of Focus on Renewal
420 Chartiers Avenue McKees Rocks, PA 15136-3802 Phone: 412.771.3052 Fax: 412.771.4150 www.fatherryanartscenter.org
Number Full-time Staff: 5 Number Part-time Staff: 3 Number Volunteers: 4 | |
Key Staff Mission/Description MISSION: The Father Ryan
Arts Center
creates opportunities for the community and the individual to be inspired, empowered,
and enlightened through the arts. VISION: Through the arts,
the Father Ryan Arts
Center will foster a sense of accomplishment
and hope by developing the spirit, mind and body of all who participate. STRATEGY: The Father Ryan
Arts Center
wil be a place where: -Theatre, dance, music,
visual arts, and literature will be experienced. -We strive for excellence
in staff, facility, and product. -People of all ages
will experience the arts. -The diversity and
various cultures of the arts will be celebrated. -We encourage multicultural
arts programming. -Education of the
earts will be explored, expanded, and experienced. -Professionals in
the arts are employed so as to share their talents. -We encourage local
artists to share their talents. -Management will be
fiscally responsible. -Programming and activities
will be accessible to the public. Key Staff Mission/Description The Fiberarts Guild
of Pittsburgh, Inc. is a non-profit member-supported organization that promotes
appreciation of fiberart and fosters its development and continuation. The Guild is affiliated with the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts. The Fiberarts Guild provides a support community
for artists and others interested in the medium. An annual series of lectures and workshops fosters
individual artistic growth and brings together people who seek to advance the
field of fiberart and enrich the culture of our region. The Fiberarts Guild
produces juried exhibitions of members' work so that established and emerging
artists may exhibit side by side. Fiberart
International is the only ongoing exhibition open to textile artists everywhere
in the world. Producing this prestigious
event extends the Guild's outreach beyond our region to a growing national and
international audience.
First Presbyterian Church
320 Sixth Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15222-2508
Phone: 412.471.3436 Ext. 17 Fax: 412.471.3865 www.fpcp.org ascanlon@fpcp.org Number Part-time Staff: 2 Number Volunteers: 10 | |
Key Staff Mission/Description We are a Downtown
churhc committed to traditional music and to offering to the best of our ability,
the beauty of holiness to the people of the city of Pittsburgh. We have a concert series, "Music
for the Spirit" an annual series of diverse concerts. We also offer noonday
organ recitals each spring. We are a 501c3.
Frick Art & Historical
Center 7227 Reynolds Street Pittsburgh, PA 15208-2919
Phone: 412.371.0600 Fax: 412.371.6104 www.thefrickpittsburgh.org
info@frickart.org Budget Size: $5M - $10M Number Full-time Staff: 41 Number Part-time Staff: 160 Number Volunteers: 10 | |
Key Staff Mission/Description The Frick Art & Historical
Center, an historic site and cultural
center, serves the public through preservation, presentation, and interpretation
of the fine and decorative arts and historically significant artifacts for all
residents of and visitors to Western Pennsylvania.
| Gateway to the Arts
6101 Penn Avenue Suite 301 Pittsburgh, PA 15206-3926 Phone: 412.362.6982 Fax: 412.362.6986 www.gatewaytothearts.org
info@gatewaytothearts.org
Budget Size: $250,001 - $500,000 Number Full-time Staff: 5 Number Part-time Staff: 1 Number Volunteers: 3 | |
Key Staff
Mission/Description The mission of the
GTA is to transform the lives and education of children through active participation
in the arts and inspire students and educators to become lifelong learners and
participants in the arts by making the arts integral to education.
Guiding Star Productions
1807 Pioneer Drive
Sewickley, PA 15143-8586
Phone: 412.364.7577 info@guidingstaronline.com
Number Full-time Staff: 1 | |
Key Staff Mission/Description Guiding Star Productions,
a dance company, specializes in promoting Indian art and culture in the Pittsburgh
region. Our mission is to educate and train
people in different forms of Indian dancing, spread awareness of diverse Indian
cultural aspects and blend eastern and western cultures together.
Hill Dance Academy Theatre
(HDAT) 912 Finland Street Pittsburgh, PA 15219-5710 Phone: 412.508.9574 Fax: 412.235.7205 5678hdat@gmail.com Budget Size: < $100,000 Number Part-time Staff: 1 Number Volunteers: 1 | |
Key Staff Mission/Description Hill Dance
Academy Theatre (HDAT), provides technical training and skill development in ballet,
modern, jazz, tap, African, liturgical movement and repertory. HDAT’s mission is to develop and train Black
dancers; expand knowledge and contributions of Black Dance traditions and create
emerging professional dance artists who will sustain dance in the Black community.
HDAT’s developmentally designed curriculum is rooted in Black dance traditions. Students ages three to adults study with professionals
and master teachers dedicated to teaching and advancing the artistry of dance.
Hill Dance Academy Theatre services provides dance programming and curriculum
development, choreography, teacher training, master classes, conference and workshop talks, capacity building
and sustainability and success for small arts programs. With the growth of liturgical movement, HDAT
established, Ju’ b’ lation: Spirit Filled Feet a multi-generational liturgical
dance company that uses sacred dance as the artistic voice to celebrate cultural
and spiritual traditions of the Black church experience. HDAT has applied for
its nonprofit 501 c 3 and is presently seeking a permanent location in Pittsburgh
Hill Community. For more information, contact
HDAT at hdat5678@gmail.com.
Hillman Center for Performing
Arts -Shady Side
Academy
423 Fox Chapel Rd. Pittsburgh, PA 15238-2247 Phone: 412.968.3045 Fax: 412.968.3178 www.thehillman.org
thehillman@shadysideacademy.org
Budget Size: < $100,000 Number Full-time Staff: 1 Number Part-time Staff: 1 | |
Key Staff Mission/Description The Hillman Center
for Performing Arts is Shady
Side Academy's
primary performing arts classroom. As a
teaching and learning space, the Hillman
Center offers current students
a chance to discover and nurture their talents. As a public performance venue, the Hillman Center
presents programs of excellence that represent Pittsburgh's cultural traditions and celebrate
global artistic innovation. Our annual
series benefits the current
students and alumni of Shady Side Academy,
as well as the citizens of Western Pennsylvania,
through residencies and performances.
Key Staff Mission/Description The
I Made It! Market is a regularly occurring, nomadic indie-crafts marketplace that
provides the opportunity for entrepreneurs to establish their businesses and to
enjoy low barriers for bringing their wares to market in order to create successful
businesses built on arts and crafts. The Market is an inclusive happening that
welcomes artists or other "makers" in the Pittsburgh region to meet
like-minded individuals, to create new opportunities, or to find a receptive environment
in which to sell new art. I Made It! Market partners with non-profit and community
organizations to raise awareness and funds for their causes.
International Poetry Forum
3333 Fifth Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3109
Phone: 412.621.9893 Fax: 412.621.9898 www.thepoetryforum.org
IPF1@earthlink.net Budget Size: $100,001 - $250,000 Number Full-time Staff: 2 Number Volunteers: 1 | |
Key Staff Mission/Description The mission of the
International Poetry Forum is to demonstrate the relevence and centrality of poetry
through oral presentation.
Key Staff Mission/Description The Ixtlan
Artists Group, Inc. is a concert, cultural events, and educational outreach booking
agency representing traditional ethnic, folk and world music artists who tour
the U.S. Ixtlan's commitment is to represent artists who have the ability to provoke
new thoughts through the experience of cultural diversity that is entertaining,
educational and meaningful.
Jazz Workshop Incorporated
7101 Hamilton Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15208-1828 Phone: 412.242.4399 www.jazzworkshopinc.org
hyoung7854@aol.com Budget Size: < $100,000 Number Full-time Staff: 2 Number Part-time Staff: 15 Number Volunteers: 4 | |
Key Staff Mission/Description The mission
of the Jazz Workshop, Inc. is to provide a music education program that teaches
jazz and other forms of music to under-served students and other populations so
as to promote and preserve Jazz as an art form, build multi-cultural understanding
and encourage self esteem and self expression through music.
Key Staff Mission/Description The mission
of the Community Theater Project Corporation/Kelly-Strayhorn Theater is to provide
a community theater facility and to encourage diverse artistic, cultural and educational
activities that will enrich the community as well as the lives of individuals.
Kente Arts Alliance
1212 Manhattan Street Pittsburgh, PA 15233-1512 Phone: 412.322.0292 kmwali@comcast.net Budget Size: < $100,000 Number Part-time Staff: 1 Number Volunteers: 3 | |
Key Staff Mission/Description Kente Arts
Alliance is a
professional African American arts organization whose mission is to present high-quality
art of the African Dispora. Kente will focus on jazz and World Music, with the
aim to provide arts programming that entertains, informs and uplifts the residents
of underserved communities. Kente seeks to: * Increase
the visibility and awareness of African Dispora art in an effort to preserve it.
* Utilize venues where
people live in orderto increase access and affordability. * build sustainable arts
programming to support revitalization in those communities. * establish new audiences
to expand patronage to the arts.
Kuntu Repertory Theatre
4140 Posvar Hall
230 S. Bouquet Street
Pittsburgh,
PA 15260-2618 Phone: 412.648.2239 Fax: 412.648.7214 www.kuntu.org kunturepertorytheatre@gmail.com Budget Size: $250,001 - $500,000 Number Full-time Staff: 3 Number Part-time Staff: 2 Number Volunteers: 60 | |
Key Staff Mission/Description The mission
of Kuntu is to examine Black life from social, political and historical perspectives
and to highlight the aspects of theatre that both entertain and educate, moving
actors and audience members to personal growth and social change. Kuntu's diverse
membership includes students from area high schools and colleges,
as well as community members and professional theatre artists. Our season includes mainstage productions, touring
shows and a variety of workshops offered in Allegheny County
and nationally.
LABCO (Laboratory Company
Dance) 1113 E. Carson St. 3rd Floor
Pittsburgh, PA 15203-1123 Phone: 800.607.0857 www.labcodance.net
labcodance@gmail.com Budget Size: < $100,000 Number Full-time Staff: 1 Number Part-time Staff: 6 Number Volunteers: 1 | |
Key Staff Mission/Description Laboratory
Company Dance…passionately advancing the daring art of movement while nurturing
unity in dance. LABCO is a contemporary dance company dedicated to the presentation,
production, creation, and teaching of contemporary dance in the Pittsburgh community. Our
vision is that every movement artist has a home in a community that values and
supports contemporary dance.
Lawrenceville Historical
Society P.O. Box 4015 Arsenal Station
Pittsburgh, PA 15201-0015 Phone: 412.605.0966 www.lhs15201.org info@LHS15201.org Budget Size: < $100,000 Number Volunteers: 6 | |
Key Staff Mission/Description To preserve the history
of Lawrenceville through programs, festivals, books, tours and other events to
educate people about its history.
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