Join us for Back to School Night. You will get a chance to talk to the teacher, learn more about the classroom, and meet other families. Child Care will be provided. Click to find out more.
Give your 3rd–8th grader a fun, confidence-building Saturday with acting and musical theatre classes that spark creativity, laughter, and performance skills at NCTC.
SF Youth Theatre (SFYT) is looking for youth ages 14-24 to be part of their world premiere of Mark Twain's "The Mysterious Stranger", a story of finding your moral compass in a world of hypocrisy.
Free arts studio classes for SF public high school students begin September 15—explore animation, fashion, music, mural arts, and more at Youth Art Exchange. Required orientation: Wednesday. Sept. 10.
Southern Exposure’s Youth Advisory Board invites art-interested teens (ages 16–18) to collaborate, curate, and create while earning a stipend during this year-long program starting Sept. 17.
San Francisco high school students can showcase their creativity in the Department of Elections’ first Pre-Registration Card Design Contest, running Sept. 29–Oct. 20.
Bring your 1st–5th grade students to Kidquake, a free Litquake event (in person or via livestream) at the San Francisco Public Library featuring children’s-book authors, artists, drawing sessions, storytime, and optional workshops
