There is a plethora of online arts and cultural programming being created. Below are some examples of the wonderful work you can find online.

Are you an artist or an arts and cultural organization with online programming? Check out our guide to posting online events.

The Actor's Fund

Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley are producing Stars In The House, daily online mini shows featuring stars of stage and screen singing and performing live (from home!) to promote support for The Fund’s services for those most vulnerable to the effects of Coronavirus (COVID-19).

Broadway World

Living Room Concerts - Broadway stars perform from their living rooms.

Carnegie Hall

Listen to the Philadelphia Orchestra live from Carnegie Hall on WQXR New York Public Radio.

Cincinnati Zoo

The Cincinnati Zoo is Bringing the Zoo to You with Home Safari Facebook Lives seven days a week.

Dancing Alone Together

Experience the digital dance world. Move with dance-based online classes, create dance-making prompts & communities, watch streamed dance performances.

Kansas City Zoo

Watch the live King Penguin cam and the Masai Giraffe cam

The Kennedy Center

Lunch Doodles with Mo Williems - New episodes will be posted each weekday at 1:00 p.m. ET.

Joe's Pub (a program of The Public Theater)

Every Thursday, Friday and Saturday night at 8PM, Joe's Pub Live from the Archieves brings you free, live-streamed and archived performances.

The Metropolitan Opera

Nightly Met Opera Streams, a free series of encore Live in HD presentations streamed on the company website during the coronavirus closure.

MoMA (Museum of Modern Art)

Museum from Home - Read, watch, and listen wherever you are. Teach art from home. Join a community of learners with free online courses.

Museum Computer Network

The Ultimate Guide to Virtual Museum Resources, E-Learning, and Online Collections - Access to endless open content. Educational resources for e-learning. Virtual retreats to art, culture, and history around the globe.

Queens World Film Festival - March 19-29

Watch the 2020 festival online.

San Diego Zoo

Watch the zoo's live cams of apes, baboons, condors, elephants, koalas, pandas, penguins, polar bears, and tigers.

Looking for more online events?

Check out our online event search.

A number of arts and cultural service organizations and individuals have created lists of resources for organizations and artists in response to COVID-19. We will continue to update this list. If you have other resources for the arts and cultural community to add to this list, please contact us.

American Alliance of Museums

COVID-19/Coronavirus: Resources & Information for the Museum Field - The American Alliance of Museums has compiled this guide to help museums prepare internally and externally for outbreaks in their communities.

Americans for the Arts

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resource and Response Center - Americans for the Arts continues to closely monitor recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the Federal and D.C. governments as developments evolve concerning the coronavirus.

City of Boston

Boston establishes Artist Relief Fund in response to Coronavirus - fund application and donation information

COVID-19 & Freelance Artists

COVID-19 Freelance Artist Resources - an aggregated list of FREE resources, opportunities, and financial relief options available to artists of all disciplines

The Field

The Field COVID-19 Resources - a curated list of up-to-date, relevant information to benefit artists and other stakeholder.

Grantmakers in the Arts (GIA)

News from the Field continues to cover the latest on the response to the coronavirus and resources for the arts sector.

New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA)

COVID-19: Resources and an Update from NYFA contains resources from arts and culture organizations to supplement what you have likely already seen from city and national health organizations including information on emergency grants and health resources.

New Yorkers for Culture and Arts (NY4CA)

Resources for Arts and Culture re: COVID-19 Outbreak - NY4CA is working to gather information about relief offerings for small non-profits and artists impacted by cancellations and reduced attendance due to the Coronavirus in New York City.

Opera America

Covid-19 Resource Hub - Opera America lists information on help & data, sector response, advocacy, additional resources, and a resource tracker

Springboard for the Arts

Coronavirus/COVID-19 Resources for Artists - listing resources, opportunities, and support services for artists, freelancers, and contractors affected by the Coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic.

Vera List Center for Arts at Politics at The New School

COVID-19 Resource Toolkit for Artists and our Extended Communities - resources ranging from virtual programs and events to emergency grants and funding for those in need during this time

Feminist Casting Agency is a multi-disciplinary art experience with many manifestations from installations to roving performance to media art. Our work is playful, respectful, enlightening, inclusive, empowering, positive, and kind.

We support equal pay, equal employment, and equal representation.

2020 Winter/Spring Term at ADF’s Samuel H. Scripps Studios – Registration Open! 

Youth Classes: 

• Developmental Movement (Ages 2.5-3)

• Developmental Movement (Ages 2.5-3)  

• Discovering Dance (Age 4)  

• Creative Dance (Ages 5-6)  

• Dancing Puzzles: Creating Choreography (Ages 7–9)  

• Movement Exploration: Dance Composition (Ages 9-11)  

• Intro to Modern Dance (Ages 7–9)  

• Modern II (Ages 10-12)  

• Modern III (Ages 13-17)  

• Pre-Ballet (Ages 4-5)  

• Intro to Ballet (Ages 5–7)  

• Ballet Fundamentals (Ages 7-9)  

• Ballet Technique (Ages 10-14)  

• Intro to Jazz (Ages 6-8)  

• Jazz Fundamentals (Ages 8-10)  

• Jazz Technique (Ages 11-13)  

• Contemporary Jazz (Ages 13-17)  

• Hip Hop I (Ages 7-9)  

• Hip Hop II (Ages 10-12)  

• Hip Hop III (Ages 13-17)  

• African Dance (Ages 10+)

Visit our website for additional information.

Lumi Ciclo is a public projection installation on the walking bridge, that comes on every evening at sunset. The installation continues to run through to 1am. Every 15 minutes, on the hour, half-hour, and quarter, the animations change to indicate the time. In addition, the colors of the projections slowly evolve over the seasons.