Provides exhibitions, public programs, and educational programs that illuminate the American experience through the lens of Jewish culture and convenes conversations around issues of diversity and inclusion.

This is a multi-purpose facility. It houses the 1,500 seat Kuss Auditorium, The 200 seat Turner Studio Theatre, community rooms and faculty offices with classroom space.

Provides theatrical performances and programs using community actors and technicians. Performance works are developed to educate and raise awareness around issues of social justice and discrimination.

Provides a drama program for youth offering acting instruction, costume design, stage crafts, and private coaching for voice and piano. Puts on theater and musical performances for the public.

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 instruction and performance/exhibit opportunities for visual arts, theater, music, and dance. Also provides a makerspace workshops with 3D printers and a CNC router. Newly added Spanish language instruction program also available for select sessions.

Provides music, dance and theater performances. Hosts the Annual Cain Park Arts festival. The complex has 2 theaters, an art gallery, and 2 sheltered picnic pavilions. (The grounds also house a walking/bicycle riding path, a wading pool and tennis courts).

Provides a playwriting education program and an annual festival of plays written by local youth.

Offers a variety of recreational and educational activities such as public lectures, book discussions, and musical performances as well as youth activities such as arts and crafts, discovery sessions, board and video games, plays, and puppet shows.

Presents professional performing arts and cultural events throughout the year, including theater, concerts, a photography show, a playwriting competition, and a book festival.

Provides an annual full season of theatrical productions and community theater education programs focused on issues of class, order, social and economic justice.

Project Jericho provides high quality visual and performing art experiences to youth and families across Clark County, OH. Through intentional and relevant arts programming, Project Jericho works to strengthen families and affirm positive youth development. Project Jericho programming is designed to utilize the visual and performing arts to increase self-esteem and Hope thinking, as well as improve emotion regulation and communication skills in participants. Project Jericho was created in 1999 as a program of Clark State College that is supported through funding from Clark County Department of Job and Family Services, Clark County Juvenile Court, Ohio Arts Council, The Turner Foundation, Community Health Foundation, and private contributions.

Provides a full season of theatrical performances for the community using local actors and technicians. There are both mainstage and studio productions offered.

Each year, the company presents a karaoke show, open to the public. Individuals with developmental disabilities may participate in many ways, including singing, dancing, play an instrument and more. (Seasonal program only, time of year varies)

Provides acting instruction, arts and crafts, and other instructional programs for youth. Periodically holds art shows and musical and drama performances.

Provides year-round recreation programs in organized sports, arts and crafts, drama, music, general recreation, and individual skill activities; sponsors a variety of festivals and sports tournaments.

Provides a variety of contemporary performances in dance, music or theater featuring professional national and international performers for the public. Includes a number of jazz performance festivals.

Provides art exhibits and theater performances to the public.

Provides a 4,500 seat outdoor amphitheater for music, dance, and theatrical performances.

Provides a series of educational, cultural, and recreational experiences that eligible individuals can access via a variety of electronic resources. Some experiences connect a group of people to be able to experience an event together (classes, movies, music, etc).

Provides a 5-6 show season of professional theatre that honors the African-American experience.

Provides theater performances and workshops for children and their parents. Children use theater-related activities (puppets, shadows, etc.) to learn about the theater and storytelling.

Provides acting instruction, arts and crafts, and other instructional programs for youth. Periodically holds art shows and musical and drama performances.

Provides a full season of theatrical performances of contemporary plays. Also provides educational opportunities in all aspects of theater.

Offers theatre performances to entertain young audiences and their families. Performs for schools, organizations, and the public. Offers venue for touring theater companies.