Offers a variety of activities including martial arts, music, arts and crafts, and games.

Offers a wide range of music and dance classes for children, teens, and adults. Individual and group lessons are offered as well as ensemble training in instrumental and vocal music. Classical, popular, jazz and religious styles are taught. Programming and inclusion for those with developmental and physical disabilities is available.

Offers after-school arts activities for youth. Activities and classes offered may include acting, dance, music, and visual arts. Meals and tutoring are provided to participants. Transportation may be provided from select neighborhhood schools.

Provides workshops and instruction in fine arts, dance, music, theatre, fencing, karate, yoga, and physical fitness.

Provides private instruction in a variety of musical instruments, including piano, violin, viola, cello, trumpet, flute, guitar, as well as voice and music theory.

Provides a variety of arts-related workshops, residencies and assembly programs for school groups and community groups. Workshops are taught by teaching-artists who work directly with students. Residencies are workshops that allow students to have creative experiences by offering multiple days with the specific artist. Topics may include theater, literary arts, visual arts, and healthy choices. Assembly programs are for large groups (up to 300 individuals).

Provides day camps to engage children and youth in acting, improvisation, dance, singing, design, staging, auditioning, and technical theater.

Provides training in the arts with a focus on entering college to further study, regardless of artistic talent. Programs reflect cultural diversity, academic and artistic excellence and current music technology. Areas of study include dance (modern and ballet), orchestra, jazz, digital photography. High school students who demonstrate commitment may be eligible to receive college credit and lessons in their arts discipline.

Provides recreational, physical fitness, arts, and structured educational programming for residents, using neighborhood school facilities. Programs may include use of gymnasium, swimming pool, track, instruction in sports, arts and crafts, games, and drill teams. Computer classes are available at one site, and computers are available to use at two sites. Participants typically help to determine programming for each site. Programs are often staffed by school personnel.

Offers a variety of recreational programs designed to provide a broad range of leisure experiences. Types of activities offered include: cooking, yoga, massage, home decorating, home computing, arts and crafts, music and dance, individual and team sports. Some of the classes/activities are targeted to children and youth, others to adults. Also operates two outdoor swimming pools which offer aquatics programs in the summer. During the winter, aquatics programs are held at the pool at Lakewood High School.

Provides an after school learning lab with computers, reading materials, and tutors. Overall focus is on literacy. Includes: service learning, college and career exploration, health and wellness, social skills and self-esteem, recreation trips, among other services. Also offers a competitive summer arts program where girls work with professional artist/teachers in several areas of the arts including: music and poetry composition, creative writing, dance, acting, or graphic design. Girls write music and lyrics, choreograph, perform, and record a CD of their work. Live performance at end of summer.

Provides a full range of music education opportunities for individuals of all ages. Offerings include private and group lessons/ensembles in instrumental music, voice, composition and music theory, keyboard, sight singing and basic musicianship, choirs, and dalcroze eurythmics. Also offers monthly and/or faculty showcases open to the public. Classes may be available in person and online.

Provides one-on-one instrument and voice lessons to people of all ages and a youth drum corps.

Provides a variety of personal enrichment classes and recreational activities. Classes and activities offered may include, but are not limited to, computer training, financial management, gardening, starting a small business, arts and crafts, cooking, foreign language, and music instruction.

Provides workshops, camps, classes and private lessons in the areas of music, dance, theatre, visual arts and Kenpo for seniors, adults, teens, and kids.

Provides training in the arts with a focus on entering college to further study, regardless of artistic talent. Programs reflect cultural diversity, academic and artistic excellence and current music technology. Areas of study include dance (modern and ballet), orchestra, jazz, digital photography. High school students who demonstrate commitment may be eligible to receive college credit and lessons in their arts discipline.

Provides a performing choral singing group of children that consists of both a performing chorus and a training chorus. The performing chorus offers musical programs to the public locally, nationally and internationally.

Provides a variety of recreational and personal enrichment activities such as arts and crafts, music, dance, self-defense training, and yoga.

MYCincinnati, Music for Youth in Cincinnati is a free, daily youth orchestra program of Price Hill Will. The program provides ensemble-based music instruction for youth development and community engagement by providing children with access to free, intense, high-quality, music education.

Recreational and fitness activities for all ages. Call for a complete schedule.

Provides music lessons in playing the drums, singing, music theory, and reading music.

Provides recreational, physical fitness, arts, and structured educational programming for residents, using neighborhood school facilities. Programs may include use of gymnasium, swimming pool, track, instruction in sports, arts and crafts, games, and drill teams. Computer classes are available at one site, and computers are available to use at two sites. Participants typically help to determine programming for each site. Programs are often staffed by school personnel.

Provides recreational, physical fitness, arts, and structured educational programming for residents, using neighborhood school facilities. Programs may include use of gymnasium, swimming pool, track, instruction in sports, arts and crafts, games, and drill teams. Computer classes are available at one site, and computers are available to use at two sites. Participants typically help to determine programming for each site. Programs are often staffed by school personnel.

Provides instruction in understanding the elements of melody, harmony, and rhythm as they affect music and music composition.