With support from the California Arts Council, Armory Center for the Arts will implement Artful Connections with Math, a visual arts-math integrated program designed and delivered by Armory Teaching Artists, in 16 fourth and fifth grade classrooms in Title I schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District. The program has its roots in an arts-integrated teacher training program developed by the Armory from 2011-2014, with support from a multi-year U.S. Department of Education grant.
The Armory is one of the only organizations in the San Gabriel Valley to offer free arts programming year-round. Our programs enhance social-emotional wellness, provide a powerful vehicle for self-expression, unite communities, and help inspire creative career pathways for youth:
Off-Site Programs: Year-round free programming to historically underserved children, teens, older adults, families, system-impacted youth, and unsheltered individuals.
School-Based Programs: Cross-curricular instruction to students in Title I classrooms in Pasadena that merge visual arts with core curriculum, including math and environmental sciences.
On-Site Studio Programs: Tuition-based arts classes for children, teens, and adults, designed and taught by Armory Teaching Artists at our main facility.
Contemporary Art Exhibitions: Rigorously researched and professionally presented exhibitions, screenings, performances, publications, lectures, and panels. Admission is always free.

