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GUÍA DEL PROGRAMA

Arts Ed Newark es un constructor y conector del sector, elevando el campo en su conjunto al ayudar a los socios a ampliar el acceso a la educación artística en Newark. Esta visión está respaldada por nuestra Guía de programas en línea que permite a nuestros socios publicitar sus programas para maestros, estudiantes de todas las edades, familias y artistas en la comunidad de Newark.

Record High

973.757.6559

Summer Session

Record High Summer Session is an immersive music camp for students ages 13-18 interested in exploring a career in the music industry, to take place at Prudential Center. Topics include, commercial songwriting, pop band ensemble, audio production and music business fundamentals.

Newark Museum of Art

973-596-6637

Camp NMOA

Camp NMOA 2026 (July 6 – Aug 14) offers a six-week, hands-on experience for ages 3–13, blending visual arts, science, and storytelling in a world-class art museum. Weekly themes—from imaginative world-building to global cultural exploration—invite students to create, experiment, and showcase their work through performances and exhibitions.

City of Newark Office of Violence Prevention & Trauma Recovery

(973) -733-5655

Safe Summer Academy

Safe Summer Academy is a summer initiative program for young people ages 14-24. Working alongside community leaders, participants gain hands on experience in community organizing, event planning and social justice work while developing professional skills.

Program Details:
June–August
Youth ages 14–24
Tuesday–Friday | 5 hours/day
Success Mondays (professional & personal development)
We invite your organization to join us as a worksite and play a direct role in supporting youth growth and leadership.
If you’ve partnered with us before—thank you. We’d love to work together again this summer.

To participate, please complete both forms:
Worksite Application:
https://newarksyep.org/youth_spring_2026/worksite_app.php?code=B8cj3U3nav5qYgoqKk4n&appid=6

OVPTR Worksite Questionnaire:
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=IDqIJHuvrU6bTJAKINqJM7VygB8DuKBLrVZfRUmp3NJUQkhWMDI0SVI5TkNSWVZJQUgxM1BQSlg4Ti4u&route=shorturl

Paper Mill Playhouse

973.376.4343

Multiple Summer Program Opportunities

Paper Mill Playhouse, students can participate in professional-level summer training programs focused on musical theater, performance, and ensemble collaboration. Some programs are by Audition Only.

Newark Board of Education (NBOE)

973-733-7333

Multiple Summer Program Opportunities

Newark Board of Education (NBOE) offers many summer programs that incorporate arts learning as part of a broader commitment to student enrichment and development for Newark residents. We want to especially note two programs: SummerQUEST, representing a nearly 15 year collaboration with NBOE and Arts Ed Newark partners to provide high-quality arts learning as part of the district’s summer learning program. Summer Quest provides summer learning, recreation and enrichment activities for students currently in grades K-7. Additionally, NBOE Office of Visual and Performing Arts will once again host its Summer Visual and Performing Arts Academy, an arts-focused enrichment program for students in grades 3-6 runs from 8:30am to 1pm and includes breakfast and lunch. The program concludes with performances in both musical theatre and dance, and an art exhibit. Both programs run from July 6 - Aug 7

DEADLINE: May 15, 2026

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Arts Ed Newark

17 Academy Street, Suite 201

Newark, NJ 07102

973-643-1625

info@artsednewark.org

APOYADORES

Arts Ed Newark es posible gracias al generoso apoyo de: Turrell Fund, The Prudential Foundation, The Horizon Foundation of New Jersey, The Victoria Foundation, The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation y The National Endowment for the Arts.

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