<p>Hello everyone! I am new to this site and learning my around.</p>
<p>I live in NY and I’m looking for an arts program on the weekends my daughter can attend. I am aware of Pratt Institute’s program for teens on Saturdays, but that is soon to end and was wondering of another school that may offer the same. </p>
<p>Can someone offer insite? I forgot to mention she is about to enter HS.</p>
<p>Welcome! I don’t know anything about the programs you’re looking for, but most likely someone around here does.</p>
<p>How nice to meet you! I don’t have your advice, but someone will soon.</p>
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<p>Spring 2013 classes at Museum of Modern Art info here</p>
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<p>Which “arts” are you interested in? Theatre, music, dance, fine arts, visual/film etc? College Confidential has discussion boards organized by college major, including a variety of arts majors, and pre-college programs for high school students is a topic frequently discussed under each major.</p>
<p>The Art Center, The Met, and the 92nd St. Y all have art classes for teens. ICP probably offers photography. The School of Visual Arts has a good summer program; I’m not sure about weekends.</p>
<p>I presume you meant visual arts.</p>
<p>Good luck! It sounds like fun.</p>
<p>My S spent his Saturdays in a pre-college music program for years, but now he’s in grads school for Art History. My D danced every weekend, but is now a budding historian. Nothing is wasted. These programs can be very enriching.</p>