Tickets available at the door and online:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/artsalives-encore-cabaret-vi-tickets-40772000150?aff=eac2

Sponsors/Donors $50/$100 (includes pre-show reception with honoree Lisa Kor)
Students $10, Adults $20, Seniors $5

ArtsALIVE! Katonah-Lewisboro’s arts booster club is extremely pleased to invite you to attend Encore Cabaret VI, which will take place in John Jay MIDDLE School’s theatre on the evening of Thursday, December 21 at 7:30 pm. Encore Cabaret is a musical collaboration of John Jay High School’s current performing arts students and alumni. We are very fortunate to have the alumni artistic team of musical director Andre Catrini (’07) and emcee Tomm Polos (’06) returning once again to lead the show. This year’s theme is “Broadway Through The Ages” and the show will feature an array of favorite songs from old and new Broadway musicals. All net proceeds from the show will benefit ArtsALIVE!, John Jay’s arts booster club made up of parents and students to support, promote and provide funding for enriching activities and programs, visiting artists, class trips and other arts-related activities for the students of the Katonah-Lewisboro School District.

May 19th, 2017
Faculty: Amy Geiger
Number of students: 60

Dear ArtsAlive!
Thank you so much for sponsoring our 2017 trip to Lincoln Center on May, 19th. Nearly 60 students in Music History & Theory and Music Technology traveled to NYC to visit Lincoln Center and all it has to offer. Students participated in a a backstage tour, heard an open-rehearsal of the NY Philharmonic featuring Alan Gilbert, and attended an evening performance featuring Wynton Marsalis and the music of Count Basie and Duke Ellington at Jazz at Lincoln Center. Many students commented on how much they learned that day and that it was the best enrichment field trip they had taken all year. Without a doubt, all students had a fantastic time and it was a fun-filled day celebrating our love of music!
ArtsAlive! is a true partner in every sense of the word, which is evidenced by your commitment to sponsor these exceptional artistic opportunities for our students year after year. Thank you so much for your continued support; the students and I greatly appreciate it!

Fondly,
Amy Geiger

April 19th, 2017
Faculty: Amy Geiger
Number of students: 20
“Music, theater and dance, which directly relate to our curriculum and the NY State Learning Standards for the Arts.”

Dear ArtsAlive!

I wanted to thank you all for sponsoring our 2017 trip to see Kinky Boots on April, 19th. 20 Students had an opportunity to see a powerful performance that deals with such important classroom issues including diversity and acceptance.  Students commented on how much they appreciated ArtsAlive’s support and the opportunity to see such an inspiring production that celebrates individuality and being true to who you are. Overall, it was a fun-filled day celebrating our love of music and theater!

ArtsAlive! is a true partner in every sense of the word, which is evidenced by your commitment to sponsor these exceptional artistic opportunities for our students year after year. Thank you so much for your continued support; the students and I greatly appreciate it!!!

Fondly,
Amy Geiger

November 28th, 2016
Faculty: Judi Offenberg
Grades: 10-12

Simon demonstrated many techniques on the pottery wheel and helped individual students on the pottery wheel. He worked nonstop from 8:15-1:45 with students from Ceramics and Sculpture, ad. ceramics and sculpture, photo, and other art students, with 20-25 students in each class period

Students did not want to leave when the bell rang at the end of the periods. They loved it! Simon was even better than last year.  He made so many forms that just amazed the students.  He was very encouraging to the students on the pottery wheels, working 1:1 with them.

This year’s show will be spectacular! Here’s footage from last year. Enjoy!

Dear ArtsAlive!

I wanted to thank you all for sponsoring our 2016 trip to Lincoln Center on April, 29th. Nearly 55 students in Music History & Theory and Music Technology, traveled to NYC to visit Lincoln Center and all it has to offer. Students participated in a a backstage tour, heard the NY Philharmonic in concert featuring former John Jay Alumnus Carter Brey playing Schumann’s Cello Concerto, and attended an evening performance featuring the music of Louis Armstrong at B.B. Kings.  Lead trumpet player Joey Morant, asked our students to join him onstage to play during the finale; Neal LaPolla, Jack Bandon, Tom Miritello, and Cooper Klares were more than happy to volunteer.  It was supper exciting for all the students to see their peers debut at B. B. Kings!  Overall, it was a fun-filled day celebrating our love of music!

ArtsAlive! is a true partner in every sense of the word, which is evidenced by your commitment to sponsor these exceptional artistic opportunities for our students year after year. Thank you so much for your continued support; the students and I greatly appreciate it!!!

Fondly,
Amy Geiger

To the Folks of ArtsAlive!

Thank you for supporting me in bringing more hands-on art and creative expression into my work day. Maggie’s work with the Wilderness students was successful and spilled over into all my 10th grade classes… and will continue to spill over into all my classes to come. This work has already touched hundreds of students.

These images show a taste of the work we did in Wilderness but please stop by the L202 classroom to see more. Thanks to all of you, my teaching is more balanced, profound and fulfilling. You are much appreciated.

Best, Jill

The students from Maria Vales’s Spanish classes visited the NYC Botanical Gardens for an exhibit about Frida Kahlo. Here is a photo of one of the groups attending.