We will be closed Monday, January 20th in honor and in celebration of MLK Day!!! We will re-open on Tuesday, January 21st for our regularly scheduled classes!

Join us Saturday, January 18th at 12:15pm in NSA’s New Hall for a Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Tribute Concert featuring performances by students, faculty, and alumni.

Grab your mats and join us for a free TRIAL CLASS! Sculpt, Tone and Renew your body in this SPECIAL FREE TRIAL CLASS just for NSA Parents & Adult Students. Take advantage of special discounts if you enroll in the regular Saturday 9am class. Mats are NOT provided, please remember to bring your own! Pilates has many benefits, including:

Improved posture

Increased flexibility

Reduced stress

Improve energy levels

Suitable for all abilities

Develops core strength

Join us for Spring Open House at Newark School of the Arts! Meet our teachers for some of our newer classes! Enjoy Early Bird Registration & Reduced Class Rates!

Experience the excitement of the holidays during this music and dance extravaganza, featuring performances by faculty and students.

$10 for adults
$5 for children

*Scan the QR Code to purchase tickets in advance

Location - Link Community Charter School
Doors Open at 12:00PM
Show Begins at 12:15PM

Enjoy an afternoon of musical performances from Staff and Students as we welcome in this season of thanks. Saturday, November 23rd NSA New Hall.

Join us on Saturday, October 26th at 12:15pm in the New Hall for a musical celebration in honor of UN Day featuring Music From Around the World. To promote United Nations Day and the work that the UN is doing, there are several international events organized across the world, meetings and conferences where the achievements and goals of the UN are discussed, and exhibitions are shown to highlight the work that has been done since 1945. Schools around the globe are encouraged to host cultural celebrations of the diversity in the student and staff bodies. You can celebrate United Nations Day by getting inspired by their work and taking action yourself. Find a cause that you are passionate about, such as Arts Education at Newark School of the Arts; check out our website for more ways to donate and/or, if you can, volunteer.

LIGHT REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED

Join the New Jersey Symphony Chamber Players for a free afternoon of chamber music as part of the final day of the 2024 Newark Arts Festival. Allison Loggins-Hull, the Symphony’s new Resident Artistic Partner, joins The Players in a program featuring her own music, plus works by Jessie Montgomery and Claude Debussy. Don’t miss this inspiring afternoon of music! This event is hosted by Newark School of the Arts Alumni Association. 

THIS EVENT IS FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC BUT REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED https://www.njsymphony.org/events/detail/an-afternoon-with-allison-loggins-hull

Cantos de Quisqueya is a celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, showcasing the rich musical traditions of the Dominican Republic. Featuring performances by renowned Dominican Alumni of the Newark School of the Arts, Gabriel de los Santos, and Patricio Molina, this event will take audiences on a journey through the rhythms and melodies of merengue, bachata, and other Dominican dances. Highlighting works by classical Dominican composers, the concert will blend the energy of folkloric dance with classical music, paying tribute to the cultural heritage of Quisqueya, the Taíno name for the island of Hispañiola. This unforgettable performance honors the essence of Dominican identity.

Join us for Fall Open House on Saturday, September 7th from 11am to 2pm. Grab a bite, enjoy class demos from our world renowned faculty, in person registration and tour our building in celebration of Fall Semester at Newark School of the Arts.

Featuring African American composers, writers, and performers who have made an impact on our lives. Both students and faculty will perform. This event is free and open to the public.

Dear Friends,

I’m so excited to announce that through the generosity of Deeanne Hunstein we will be exhibiting some of her husband’s, the late great Don Hunstein’s photos during our Black
History Month Concert. As many of you know, Don was the in house photographer for over 30 years for Columbia Masterworks during the Golden Years. Not only did Don shoot the album covers of some of the greatest artists ever, he also photographed the recording sessions. From Miles Davis, to Billy Holiday, Bernstein, Stravinsky, Horowitz, Dylan, Coltrane, Monk, Streisand and more. Don’s photos are moving, storytelling, and iconic. Deeanne will be with us to speak about Don’s relationship with many of the great artists he photographed. Please stop by early so you can enjoy these incredible photos!

Thank you,
Nadine

Please join us for this very special lecture “Quilts That Speak in the Storytelling Tradition: The Quilts of Faith Ringgold”, given by artist and our art instructor Mr. Ray Horner Jr. This is going to be an inspiring and informative experience. 

Hope to see you there as we learn about one of the great African American Women Artists of our time.

Capathia Jenkins can definitely act but all those who know her also know that this diva can blow and blow and blow you right off this planet. This woman who grappling with two dueling passions each with a strong grip: acting and music, yet she refuses to pick one because they both represent her soul. Capathia approaches a song the same way she approaches a script, like an artist. She looks for the nuances, the secret hidden within the notes or text. She seeks the melody, harmony and rhythm. She asks herself: what am I trying to say? What do I want my audience to experience with me? She wants to take her audience on a journey.

Enjoy presentations by students from our Drama Department as they perform scenes, monologues, and songs that they have been working on during their Fall Semester here at Newark School of the Arts. 
Event Date: January 20th
Event Time: 1:00 pm
Event Location:  NSA, New Hall

Experience the musical talent of conservatory students. This special event features NJPAC Carollo and Nurturing Program students performing classical masterpieces for piano, voice, flute, viola, and cello. Reception to follow Date: January 20, 2024
Time: 11am - 12:30pm
Venue: New Hall at Newark School of the Arts
FREE TO THE COMMUNITY *Reception Provided by The Nadine Herman Foundation for Voice.