[Cellist in Residence with Wondersmith Entertainment LGA Retreat, 2024]

Looking Glass Arts sits on a 15-acre field outside of a small hamlet in the northeastern corner of the Catskill Mountains. Operated by a small collection of artists, LGA is committed to making space for artists to retreat, explore, engage and work amid natural beauty. 

[Artist in Residence - 2024]

The Movement Theatre Company creates an artistic social movement by developing and producing new work by artists of color. Their work engages audiences in a rich theatrical dialogue, enlightens communities to the important issues affecting our world, and empowers artists to celebrate the many sides of their unique voice.

1MOVE is The Movement’s digital content series born out of a need to swiftly respond to the many human rights and social issues continuously affecting our communities.

[Guest Artist, 2023]

The Choral Chameleon Institute is an 8-day institute that fosters a supportive learning environment that encourages exploration, discovery, and musical growth in the company of professionals who perform, record, commission, and teach choral music year-round throughout the New York metro area and the Northeast United States.

[Artist in Residence, 2024]

Sound Off! Music for Bail is a dynamic collective of musicians, activists, and thinkers dedicated to raising money for abolitionist organizations and bail funds across the country, rethinking notions of public safety as they relate to real-life communities, and playing great music.

Sound Off! Music for Bail presented a String Quartet Residency in partnership with Talent Unlimited High School.

[Guest Performer - 2022]

Night of Ideas is a 6-hour FREE LATE-NIGHT FESTIVAL showcasing contemporary philosophical thought through talks and debates with top public intellectuals, professors, and environmentalists that explore philosophy in playful and provocative ways. The festival also includes live music, film screenings and art installations with guest lecturers, musicians and artists from the U.S, France and around the world.

For more than 25 years, Philharmonic Schools has provided elementary schools with the opportunity to integrate orchestral music into school communities through culture, history, and other core subject areas. Philharmonic Teaching Artists use a range of orchestral repertoire, chamber music, and other genres to teach students, teachers, and families how to listen, perform, and compose, providing them with tools to enjoy concerts in their schools and elsewhere. The program employs music as an essential element of the classroom, of the school community, and as a tool to explore social and emotional expression.

[Sarah Overton - Guest Performer in collaboration with Charisa Dowe-Rouse, 2024]

Learn more about the Philharmonic's Education Programs!

[Guest Performer, 2024]

Brooklyn Public Library's University Open Air provides immigrant teachers, professors, and academics, who were trained outside of the U.S., an opportunity to share their knowledge with the public by welcoming students to enjoy free classes in collaboration with the Prospect Park Alliance. The September semester takes place on the grounds around the Prospect Park Boathouse while the spring residency is housed in one of the library's branch locations.