Programs

Arts in Action:

45 minutes of live performances (music, dance, theater) after which patents and staff are invited to engage the artists in informal questions and commentary.

Room Service:

Strolling minstrels actually play at patients’ or residents’ bedsides. They also perform for groups of patients in restricted areas such as psychiatric units, dialysis and chemotherapy centers

Community Ticket:

Offering free or reduced rate tickets to public performances for staff, patients, and residents.  Can be combined with the Artist’s Voice program.

Art in Public Places:

Exhibiting art work (featuring Florida Artist) in designated galleries or waiting rooms, hallways, cafeteria, and other places open to the staff and the public.

Snap-Shots:

Providing disposable cameras to patients (ages 10 and above), to allow them to capture their healthcare experience on film, to be displayed as part of a collage or gallery showing.

Helping Hands:

Workshops and demonstrations of various art techniques.  To be presented with a group or on an individual patient to patient bases when appropriate.

C.A.P. (Children At Play):

Giving child patients a  introduction to musical instruments by providing the opportunity for them to hear and play orchestral and acoustic instruments.  Also providing a chance for them to meet and ask questions of music professionals (performers and teachers), and higher education students.