Young Audiences Arts for Learning (YA) is excited to announce the release of its latest Program Guide for the 2025-2026 school year.

The Program Guide is a comprehensive resource featuring assembly and workshop programming. The publication is a comprehensive tool designed to support educators, arts organizations, community leaders, PTA/PTOs, and libraries in planning engaging and accessible arts experiences through the upcoming year. The guide is available online and in print. View the guide to see the list of exciting programs at https://yanjep.org/program-guide/.

The guide gives readers a full view of the rich and diverse programming in dance, music, theatre and visual arts that defines Young Audiences. The guide features a curated selection of assembly and workshop program listings, artist features, new programs, and testimonials from students and teachers. It also includes key planning information such as a curated calendar that lists programs based on monthly themes, and contact information. Featured sections include a new artist highlight, an interview with a teaching-artist family, a testimonial from a local school principal, and information about arts advocacy.

New programs include music artists Daniel Kelly, Rhythm World, and Mozart and Friends. Ridiculous Nicholas brings a fun STEAM theatre program to YA. Daryl Cobb’s program A Writer’s Journey turns the assembly into a writing class, and Gayle Danley’s assembly Soul Portraits builds meaningful connections with students through the delivery of heart-stirring poetry. In addition, Enchantment Theatre Company will be touring with their performance of Mommy’s Khimar. Visit https://yanjep.org/news-and-events/new-programs-april2025/ to learn more about all the new programs offered in the 2025-2026 school year.

The printed guide will be distributed to school partners and libraries. If you would like a printed version, please fill out this form. The guide is also available on the YA website at https://yanjep.org/program-guide/.