CVAI offers a diverse array of programs tailored to enhance literacy, artistic expression, and well-being among youth and homeless populations aged 2 and above. Our commitment to inclusivity is underscored by scholarship opportunities, ensuring access to quality arts education in underserved communities.

Our programs encompass:

– Vocal Training: Led by professionals employing the Seth Rigg’s method, participants receive comprehensive instruction in Speech Level Singing.

– Singing Performance: Explore vocal technique, music theory, and stage presence in a supportive environment.

– Dance Training: Experience a unique blend of dance styles tailored for live performances.

-First 5 Movement Dance Class: Fosters literacy, balance, and coordination development.

– Songwriting: Delve into song structure, vocabulary use, and self-expression.

– Acting & Drama: Cultivate creativity and performance skills through immersive training.

– STEM Education: Engage in hands-on classes integrating science, technology, engineering, and math with music and movement exploration, guitar craftsmanship, and music production using industry-standard software.

– Art Therapy: Utilize Media Arts as a healing tool, employing rhythm, mindfulness, and energy-medicine techniques to support trauma recovery.

– Painting: From perspective to composition, participants explore various painting techniques and mediums under expert guidance.

– Social Media Class: Gain insights into utilizing social media platforms effectively and safely.

– Music Production with Logic Class: Learn the intricacies of music and sound editing using Logic Pro, guided by professional engineers.

– Adobe Illustrator Class: Master the basics of graphic design for creative expression.

– Tutoring: Virtual sessions offer a wide range of educational opportunities including photography, videography, music production, website design, and marketing classes.

At CVAI, we’re not just fostering artistic skills; we’re nurturing holistic development, empowering individuals to unleash their potential and contribute positively to their communities.