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Already known as the Media Capital of the World, Burbank bursts onto the scene as a vibrant, cultural arts destination for all ages! The goals are simple: to introduce and support cultural arts, provide quality art experiences, and offer exciting arts-friendly venues and businesses for every generation.
Burbank Arts is a colorful, online destination for arts-related organizations to offer arts lovers current cultural events and for local businesses to showcase related activities, venues and services. Explore Burbank Arts!
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The Arts
Art enables the mind to go further into a state of awe and question society. When people come into contact with art, it changes them; and will continue to do so for further generations.
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Dance
Dance is the poetic baring of the soul through motion ~Scott Nilsson
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City Ballet LEARN MORE
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Media
A good film is when the price of the dinner, the theatre admission and the babysitter were worth it ~Alfred Hitchcock
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Literary
A classic is something that everybody wants to have read and nobody wants to read
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Music
Music expresses that which cannot be said and on which it is impossible to be silent-Victor Hugo
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Chorale LEARN MORE

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Theatre
All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players ~William Shakespeare
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Colony Theatre LEARN MORE

Falcon Theatre LEARN MORE

Grove Theatre LEARN MORE

Victory Theatre LEARN MORE

Theatre Banshee LEARN MORE
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Visual
Those who do not want to imitate anything, produce nothing
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Center Gallery LEARN MORE

Art Gallery LEARN MORE

Art Association LEARN MORE
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Dining Plus
The public has an appetite for anything about imagination- anything that is as far away from reality as is creatively possible
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Burbank LEARN MORE

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Scroll down to find out who's who and who's where in the Burbank arts scene
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BURBANK EVENTS
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Visual
American Ceramics Society
at the Creative Arts Center Gallery
Established in 1945, American Ceramics Society is a non-profit organization of over 300 potters, sculptors, teachers, students, and ceramic designers. Opening reception will be on Friday, May 4th from 7-9pm at the Creative Arts Center- 1100 W. Clark Avenue, Burbank. Call (818) 238-5397 for more information.
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Visual
Graphic Design Annual Student Exhibition
Reception: May 4th, 6:00- 8:00pm
Woodbury University Nan Rae Gallery 7500 North Glenoaks Blvd
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Theatre
Burbank Youth Summer Theatre Institute
Registration for Burbank Youth Summer Theatre Institute now open!Visit www.woodburyyouthprograms.com for information and registration materials.
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VENUES IN BURBANK
Search the venue directory to find a great place for entertainment or find that special place to hold your next special event.
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| NAME | CONTACT | CATEGORY | WEBSITE | ADDRESS |
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| AMC Theaters | Media/Film | http://www.amctheatres.com/ | AMC Entertainment Inc. P.O. Box 725489 Atlanta, GA 31139-9923 | |
| Bob Hope Airport | (818) 840 8840 | Multi-performance | http://www.burbankairport.com/ | 2627 N. Hollywood Way - Burbank, CA 91505 |
| Boys and Girls Club | 818.842.9333 | Multi-performance | http://www.bgcburbank.org/ | 2244 N. Buena Vista St. Burbank, CA 91504 |
| Brace Park | 818.238.5300 | Multi-performance | http://www.burbank.com/story/Brace-Canyon-Park/77358 | 2901 Haven Way, Burbank, CA 91504 |
| Buena Vista Library | 818.238.5551 | Multi-performance | http://www.burbank.lib.ca.us/branch/buena-vista | 300 N. Buena Vista St. Burbank, CA 91505 |
| Burbank Art Association | Non Profit Visual Arts Organization | http://www.burbankartassociation.com | P. O. Box 1013 | |
| Burbank Association of Realtors | 818.845.7643 | Multi-performance | http://www.burbankrealtors.org/ | 2006 West Magnolia Blvd. Burbank, CA 91506 |
| Burbank Bar and Grill | 818.848.9611 | Music/poetry | http://www.bbgrocks.com/ | 112 North San Fernando Boulevard Burbank, CA 91502-1207 |
| Burbank Central Library | 818.238.5551 | Multi-performance | http://www.burbank.lib.ca.us/branch/central | 110 N. Glenoaks Blvd. Burbank, CA 91502 |
| Burbank First United Methodist Church | 818.845.1531 | Multi-performance | http://burbankfumc.com/ | 00 N Glenoaks Boulevard Burbank, CA 91502 |
| Burbank High School | (818) 558-4700 | Performing arts | http://www.burbankusd.org/index.aspx?page=29 | 902 N. Third Street, Burbank,CA 91502 |
| Burbank HS Instrumental Music Association | 818-510-1630 | CATEGORY | www.bhsima.org | 902 N. 3rd St. |
| Burbank HS Visual Arts | 818-558-4746 | Visual Arts | http://www.burbankhighschool.com/activities/visual-arts/ | 902 N. Third St. Burbank CA 91502 |
| Burbank International Film Festival | 1-818-333-5330/1-818-601-2082 | President/Festival Director | http://www.burbankfilmfestival.org | 2600 W. Olive Ave. 5th Floor Burbank, Ca 91505 |
| Burbank Music Academy | (818) 845-7625 | Music/poetry | http://burbankmusicacademy.com/ | 4107 West Burbank Boulevard Burbank, CA 91505-2122 |
| Burbank Public Library | 818-238-5551 | CATEGORY | http://www.burbank.lib.ca.us/ | 110 N. Glenoaks Blvd. |
| Burbank Town Center (shopping mall) | 818.566.8556 | Multi-performance | http://www.burbanktowncenter.com/ | 201 east magnolia burbank, california 91502 |
| Burbank YMCA | 818.845.8551 | Multi-performance | http://www.ymcaboston.org/burbank | 36 Arthur B. Lord Drive Reading, MA 01867 |
| Burbank Youth Summer Theatre Institute | 8187294446 | CATEGORY | 7500 Glenoaks Blvd. | |
| Castaway Restaurant | 818.848.6691 | Multi-performance | http://www.castawayrestaurant.com/castawayburbank/ | 250 East Harvard Road Burbank, CA 91501-1096 |
| Colony Theatre | 818-558-7000 | CATEGORY | http://colonytheatre.org | 555 North Third Street |
| Community Services Building | 818.238.5300 | Multi-performance | http://www.ci.burbank.ca.us/index.aspx?page=253 | 150 North Third Street P.O. Box 6459 Burbank, California 91510-6459 |
| Courtyard by Marriott | 818.843.5500 | Multi-performance | http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/burcy-courtyard-los-angeles-burbank-airport/ | 2100 Empire Avenue |
| Creative Arts Center | 818.238.5397 | Multi-performance | http://www.ci.burbank.ca.us/index.aspx?page=792 | 1100 West Clark Avenue Burbank, California 91506 |
| DeBell Golf Course | 818.238.5300 | Multi-performance | http://www.debellgolf.com/ | 1500 East Walnut Avenue Burbank, CA 91501 |
| Disney Studios | (818) 560-1000 | Multi-performance | http://studioservices.go.com/disneystudios/ | 500 South Buena Vista Street Burbank, CA 91521 |
| Emmanuel Church | (818) 843-0900 | Multi-performance | http://www.emmanuelburbank.org/ | 438 East Harvard Road Burbank, CA 91501-1899 |
| Falcon Theatre | 818.955.8101 | Performing arts | http://www.falcontheatre.com | 4252 West Riverside Drive Burbank, CA 91505-4145 |
| Garri Dance Studio | 818.846.4390 | Multi-performance | http://garridance.com/ | 3715 W. Magnolia Blvd, Burbank, CA 91505 |
| Gary Bric's Ramp | 818.768.6499 | Multi-performance | http://www.garybricsramp.com/ | 7730 North Hollywood Way Burbank, CA 91505-1039 |
| Gene Autry Museum | 323.667.2000 ext. 252 | Multi-performance | http://theautry.org/ | 4700 Western Heritage Way Los Angeles, CA |
| Guantadamera | 818.846.8500 | Music/poetry | http://guantanamerarestaurant.com | 916 W Burbank Blvd, Burbank, CA 91506 |
| Holiday Inn | 818.841.4770 | Multi-performance | http://www.holidayinn.com/hotels/us/en/burbank/laxbb/hoteldetail | 150 E. Angeleno Burbank, CA 91502 |
| Jack's American Grill | Music/poetry | null | ||
| John Burroughs High School | (818) 558-4777 | Performing arts | http://www.jburroughs.org/ | 920 Clark Avenue, Burbank, CA 91506 |
| Johnny Carson Park | 818.238.5300 | Multi-performance | http://www.burbank.com/story/Johnny-Carson-Park/77360 | 400 Bob Hope Drive Burbank CA 91505 |
| Little White Chapel Christian Church | 818.848.8611 | Multi-performance | http://www.littlewhitechapel.org/ | 711 N. Avon Street, Burbank, California 91505 |
| Los Angeles Equestrian Center | 818.840.9063 | Multi-performance | http://www.la-equestriancenter.com/ | 480 Riverside Dr. Burbank, CA 91506 |
| McCambridge Recreation Center | 818.238.5300 | Multi-performance | http://www.ci.burbank.ca.us/index.aspx?page=849 | 1515 North Glenoaks Boulevard Burbank, California 91504 |
| Media City Ballet Company | 818.972.9692 | Performing arts | http://www.mediacityballet.org/ | 237 East Palm Ave. Burbank, CA 91502 |
| Nan Rae Gallery | 818-252-5176 | CATEGORY | http://www.nanrae.com/woodburygallery.html | 7500 Glenoaks Blvd. |
| NBC Studios | (818) 840-3537 or (818) 840-4444 | Multi-performance | http://www.seeing-stars.com/StudioTours/NBCtour.shtml | 3000 West Alameda Avenue (at Bob Hope Drive), Burbank, CA |
| Olive Recreation Center | 818.238.5300 | Multi-performance | http://www.ci.burbank.ca.us/index.aspx?page=850 | 1111 West Olive Avenue Burbank, CA 91506 |
| Pickwick Center | 818.845.5300 | Multi-performance | http://www.pickwickgardens.com/ | 1001 W Riverside Drive Burbank, California 91506 |
| Ramada Inn | 818.843.5955 | Multi-performance | http://www.ramadaburbank.com/ | 2900 N. San Fernando Blvd., Burbank, CA 91504 |
| Starlight Bowl | 818.238.5300 | Performing arts | http://www.starlightbowl.com | 249 Lockheed View Drive Burbank, CA 91505 |
| Stough Canyon Nature Center | 818.238.5440 | Multi-performance | http://www.ci.burbank.ca.us/index.aspx?page=256 | 2300 Walnut Avenue Burbank, California 91501 |
| The Graciela Burbank | 818.842.8887 | Multi-performance | http://www.hotelamarano.com | 322 North Pass Avenue Burbank, CA 91505 |
| The Red Chair School of Performing Arts | (818) 842-5500 | Performing arts | http://www.theredchairschool.com/ | 4111 West Magnolia Boulevard Burbank, CA 91505-2742 |
| The Smoke House | 818.845.3731 | Multi-performance | http://www.smokehouse1946.com/ | 4420 W Lakeside Dr Burbank, CA 91505 |
| Theatre Banshee | 818.846.5323 | Performing arts | http://www.theatrebanshee.org/ | 3435 W Magnolia Blvd Burbank, CA 91505-2910 |
| Verdugo Recreation Center | 818.238.5300 | Multi-performance | http://www.ci.burbank.ca.us/index.aspx?page=852 | 3201 West Verdugo Avenue Burbank, California 91505 |
| Victory Theatre Center | 818.841.4404 | Performing arts | http://thevictorytheatrecenter.org/ | 3326 West Victory Blvd, Burbank, CA 91505 |
| Warner Bros. | 818.954.3000 | Multi-performance | http://www2.warnerbros.com/wbsf/ | 4000 Warner Blvd. Burbank, CA 91522 |
| Woodbury University | (818) 767-0888 | Multi-performance | http://www.woodbury.edu/ | 7500 Glenoaks Blvd. Burbank, CA 91510-7846 |
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EDUCATION PROGRAMS
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The Burbank High School Dance Program currently has three levels of instruction - Dance 1, Dance 2, and Dance 3. Dance 1 is an introduction class for beginning dancers. Dance 2 is for intermediate/advanced dancers, and Dance 3 is for the Burbank High School Dance Team, Unleashed. Styles of dance covered in the program include, but are not limited to: Jazz, Ballet, Lyrical, Modern, Hip Hop, Contemporary, Social, World, Cultural, and Tap Dance. Students in the dance program are not only exposed to these styles of dance, but they are given the opportunity to perform in an annual dance concert in the BHS auditorium. This concert is open to friends, family, the school community, and the community of Burbank.

Artistic expression through dance can take many forms and styles -- not every student will become a classical ballerina. As students at BSB develop a solid foundation of technique through their ballet training, we encourage our students to broaden their vocabulary of dance movement & skills by studying additional dance styles. For this reason, BSBs class offerings are diverse. We also look forward to offering Master Classes throughout the year that will give students an opportunity to explore other cultures and styles of dance. www.burbankballet.com
Dance Studio READ MORE
Garri Dance Studio offers dance and music classes for adults and kids ages toddler and up, with options that include tap, ballet, jazz, hip hop, musical theater, and more. The first class is always free, by appointment.

City Ballet READ MORE
As the leading theatrical ballet company serving metropolitan Los Angeles, Media City Ballet performs captivating ballet presentations and offers engaging educational programs that nurture talent, artistic creativity and spirit while inspiring meaningful communication, interaction, and participation within our diverse community.

Music Academy READ MORE
Burbank Music Academy offers lessons, classes, programs, events, bands, and retail sales. BMA musicians frequently participate in philanthropic endeavors performing throughout the community to raise funds for those in need. BMA's mission is to expand the number of young people who are exposed to a music education, to develop the talent, ability and character of young artists and to support community efforts to return arts education to our schools. www.burbankmusicacademy.com

Education Through Music-Los Angeles is distinguished in providing a model in-school music education programs that offer weekly music instruction, yearlong, that is sequential and comprehensive and provided to every child in the school, top-notch teaching artist training and professional development, integration of music with other skills and subjects across the curriculum, strong partnerships and principal and school guidance to sustain long-term sustainable programs, and ongoing assessment and evaluation. In addition, ETM-LA offers PD and consulting services to other organizations and schools both locally and across the country to help improve music education in their own communities. Our program is based on the successful ETM® model which began in 1991 in New York City.

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Music instruction for ages 5 and up in piano, voice and music theory. We offer training in all styles. With over 18 years of music teaching experience and 30 years of professional performance experience our purpose is to create happy, successful and self assured music students who have a sense of purpose, high self-esteem in their skill set, establish achievable goals that lead to succeed. The Hollis Music studio is located at 2221 West Olive Street, Suites L&M, Burbank CA 91506. For more information contact stevehollismusic@aol.com or by phone 847-867-4305.

The John Burroughs High School Instrumental Music Program aims to provide outstanding music education through the exploration of instrumental music performance in all of it's genres. Upon graduation, students will be prepared to study music at the college level, become an avocational musician, and enjoy a lifetime of appreciation of all forms of music. The music program provides 4 main groups: Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Concert Band and Jazz Ensemble. Additional groups include, Chamber Ensembles, Honor Groups, Drum Line, Marching Band and Auxiliary. All groups are supported in combination by the Burbank Unified School District and the Instrumental Music Association.

High School Photography and Video Production LEARN MORE
The Video Production Department at Burbank High Schools offers a wide range of opportunities for students. The all digital environment prepares all students for success in the commercial world of film, television and multimedia. Learning advanced camera techniques for quality productions is the first step in professional development that all children utilize before editing process begins with Adobe Premiere. Moreover, the inclusion of music and sound effects create the realistic environments that make for quality video productions. Upon completion of filming and editing students can enhance production with the application of special effects and compositing using green screen technology using Adobe After Effects. Students are encouraged to enter film festivals across the country and many BHS video production students have gone on to continued learning at public and private institutions for film production and are currently employed at small and large production studios.

Symphony READ MORE
Video Symphony, Pro School of Media Production, is an Industry leader in providing professional training and certifications in Editing, Audio Engineering, New Media Production & Motion Graphics. Our students receive more than just a traditional class experience - they get the same equipment used by professionals, instructors who work within the industry, and extensive opportunity to work on real-world media. Video Symphony's mission is to be the best at attracting, training and placing qualified people in digital media jobs within two years or less. Video Symphony's Certificate Programs are some of the most comprehensive editing, audio engineering, and visual effects programs available anywhere. www.videosymphony.com

University - School of Media Culture and Design READ MORE
The School of Media, Culture & Design seeks to educate the next generation of creative professionals. Our mix of majors covers almost every facet of contemporary culture and are fully accredited by WASC and NASAD. We offer undergraduate degrees in Animation, Communication, Fashion Design, Filmmaking, Game Art & Design, Graphic Design, Media Technology, and Psychology.

The Burbank Youth Summer Theatre Institute is a summer Shakespeare theatrical summer camp open to all comers in ages 9 and up. This program offers participants workshops led by professional theatrical teaching artists on the campus of Woodbury University. The BYSTI players perform, design all costumes, sets, and props, and learn staging stills like sound effects, sword play, and movement. Please visit our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/83408542660/ or contact PeggyFlynn@burbankusd.org for our most current information!

Under the direction of Darrell and Jenny Bishop, ShowCamp is a nonprofit organization that offers year round performing arts education and production with musical performances at The Alex Theatre, The Colony Theatre, Burbank High School, and throughout the community.

National Center READ MORE
In addition to ongoing and special exhibitions, the Autry continues to provide a wide range of programs, special activities, and events designed for a variety of interests and all ages. The Education Department is dedicated to enriching the experience of all visitors through thoughtful, entertaining, and engaging classes, programs, and activities. Education staff and volunteers connect with more than 30,000 visitors every year, many of them students from LAUSD and the surrounding school districts.

The Burbank Art Association has been encouraging creativity and serving the community since 1950. It holds monthly meetings and all are welcome! The Burbank Art Association encourages artists of all skill levels. Meetings are held on the third Wednesday of each month, except July & August. The meetings are held at 7pm until 9ish at 301 E. Olive Avenue, Room 102, Burbank. Park and enter room 102 from the rear of the building.

Arts Center READ MORE
Nestled in George Izay Park at 1100 West Clark Avenue, this section of the City of Burbank Park, Recreation, and Community Services Department, boasts an Art Gallery free to the public that rotates shows every month. For upcoming shows please view http://www.ci.burbank.ca.us/index.aspx?page=792 The Creative Arts Center also offers Art Classes through Burbank's Recreation Guide in areas ranging from Collage, Drawing and Sketching, Jewelry Making, Painting (in all mediums), Pottery( with it's own Pottery Studio and kilns), and Weaving to name a few. In addition, they offer specialty workshops four times a year that vary from Calligraphy to Papermaking. Dance, Music and Theatrical Classes are also run by this center held at the nearby Olive Recreation Building and the Little Theater. Please check out the upcoming classes at the Registration Website www.burbankparks.com or http://www.ci.burbank.ca.us/index.aspx?page=258

Designory MUD READ MORE
Make-Up Designory (MUD) was founded over a decade ago by accomplished professional make-up artisans. Today we immerse students in the fundamentals of make-up artistry for the entertainment, fashion, and retail cosmetics industries at bi-coastal campuses in Los Angeles and New York. Our state-licensed instructors have years of professional expertise in their respective fields of film, television and fashion. They can train you in a variety of subjects and help you discover your own unique style. www.mud.edu/School-Site-2010

Woodbury's Art of Architecture program is designed for children and teens ages 8 to 17 with classes taught by architects and designers at Woodbury University School of Architecture. Taught as an art-based class, students are introduced to the vocabulary, structure, and process of an architecture studio. Engaging and inventive, the classes are hands-on with model building, drawing and creative thinking. Students design buildings and neighborhoods while developing their ability to critically assess their built environment. Please contact Mauro.Diaz@woodbury.edu for more information.
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Burbank Youth Summer Theater InstituteThe program provides friendly, educational, and community oriented environment for students to learn more about the world of performing arts while enjoying the experience of being on a university campus right here in Burbank!www.woodburyyouthprograms.com Woodbury Initial Credit Summer SchoolThis progam offers students a variety of subjects including Spanish II and Spanish III, Geometry, Algebra I and II, US History, and World History.www.woodburyyouthprograms.com Woodbury University Free WorkshopsCourses include Intro to Graphic Design, Intro to Fashion Design, Intro to Animation, Intro to Film, Intro to Public Speaking, and Intro to Psychology.www.woodburyyouthprograms.com Woodbury Art of ArchitectureTaught as an art-based class, students are introduced to the vocabulary, structure, and proces or an architecture studio. Engaging and inventive, the classes are hands-on with model building, drawing, and creative thinking.www.woodburyyouthprograms.com |

Experiences LEARN MORE
Visual and Performing Arts Camp for kids 5-11 years. Artists will enjoy a variety of visual and performing arts activities designed to enrich, excite and inspire.

Club LEARN MORE
The Creative Arts program includes art, dance and drama. Art that is created is inspired by famous artists and their styles, multicultures and a wide variety of materials. Dance classes include a blending of contemporary styles. Acting classes include games, improv and scene study. All classes meet throughout the school year and culminate in an art gallery and in performances at our annual Arts Showcase in May.

Burbank Park, Recreation and Community Services Department LEARN MORE
The City of Burbank, Park, Recreation and Community Services Department offers a variety of classes in art, dance and music for children ages 3 months to 17 years. Please visit the website link for more infomation on these fun and exciting classes.

Senior Center READ MORE
The Tuttle Center provides recreation, education, fitness, and cultural arts opportunities for those age 55 and over.

Adult Center LEARN MORE
The City of Burbank Park, Recreation, and Community Services Division manages Burbank's Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (Burbank RSVP). RSVP operates Joslyn Adult Center, an adult services center for people who are 55 and older. Joslyn is a place for adults to be active in the community and receive support from other adults 55+ and professionals. Joslyn organizes day trips, senior activities, social events, and volunteer opportunities to keep Burbank senior citizens active and involved in the community. Click the link below for a calendar of activities including visual and performing arts offered through the Joslyn Center.

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Providence High School’s award winning Visual and Performing Arts Department. Led by an experienced and devoted faculty pursuant to a dynamic curriculum, our Arts programming offers students the opportunity to develop self-discipline, integrity and dedication. It is our belief that an education that includes the arts not only promotes academic acceleration, but also helps to create more active, passionate and evolved human beings.

The Red Chair School is unique as they offer high quality Dance AND Theatre classes for children 18 months thru adults. Whether you are looking for an introductory dance class for your 4-year-old, a pre-professional ballet class or an acting class to assist with auditions, you will find it here at the Red Chair School. www.theredchairschool.com

Arts for All Foundation READ MORE
The Burbank Arts for All Foundation’s mission is to ensure every student in Burbank public schools has access to a quality visual and performing arts education as part of their core curriculum. Through our two annual grant making cycles and community building efforts, we support arts education programming for the over 15,000 children in the Burbank Unified School District (BUSD). The results of our work are seen in the classrooms, art presentations and performances at BUSD’s schools. Since our founding in 2006, the Foundation has awarded more than $120,000 in grant funds supporting a wide variety of dance, theatre, music and art productions or projects, artist in residency programs, arts integration programs, professional development for teachers, sound system upgrades and strategic planning for Burbank Unified School District’s Arts for All plan. Your donation to the Burbank Arts for All Foundation, ensures these vital visual and performing arts programs can continue to flourish and grow in our schools - - making a difference in the lives of every Burbank student and our community. www.burbankartsforall.org.

Unified Arts for All LEARN MORE
The Burbank Unified School District is committed to providing our K-12 students equal access to a quality, standards based visual and performing arts education. Through strategic planning, professional development, community and corporate partnerships, grant writing, and fund raising we are building and sustaining programs for our students despite budget challenges. For more information or to make a donation please contact Peggy Flynn, Visual and Performing Arts Coordinator at PeggyFlynn@burbankusd.org or 818-729-4446.
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Find out who is who and where they are in the City of Burbank.
DIRECTORY IN BURBANK
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| Pretend for Real | Film | null | null | http://pfrstudios.com | null |
| Asmar Art Gallery | Visual | Alice Asmar | www.aliceasmarinternational.com | ||
| Burbank Philharmonic Orchestra | Dance | Judy Daniels | 818-771-7888 | www.burbankphilharmonic.org | P.O. Box 6345, Burbank, CA 91510 |
| Burbank HS Animation & Sculpture | Visual | Jonelle Pickett | 818-558-4746 | http://www.burbankhighschool.com/activities/visual-arts/ | 902 N. Third St. Burbank CA 91502 |
| Dancing Tehani | Dance | Jennifer Tehani Sarreal | http://www.dancingtehani.com | P.O. Box 15653 | |
| Ralph | Music | Ralph | 818-454-7145 | http://www.kitorodriguez.com | E. Tujunga Ave. |
| LCG Enterprises | Film | Marlene Kuo-Morinaga | 323-708-5137 | mkm.lcgfilms@yahoo.com | 629 Uclan Drive |
| Burbank International Film Festival | Film | Jeff Rector | 310-749-6942 | http://burbankfilmfestival.org | P.O. Box 870 |
| Andy Gersh Glass Art | Visual | Andrew Gersh | 323-578-7997 | http://andygersh.com | 1837 N. Niagara St. |
| Teresa Downer Fine Art | Visual | Teresa Rose Downer | 818-621-3039 | http://www.teresadowner.com | 10431 Eldora Ave |
| Anna Mountford | Dance | Anna Mountford | 213-309-7861 | http://www.annamountford.com | 526 Angeleno Ave |
| Red Rock Fine Art | Visual | Erin Hanson | 818-635-0912 | www.rerockfineart.com | |
| Pete Graziano Design | Visual | Pete Graziano | ppgraphic@aol.com | ||
| Schnuffie Productions | Multi | Eva Sippel | 818-720-0725 | http://schnuffie.com | |
| Mark Josephson | Multi | Mark Josephson | 818-846-7172 | sparkcreative@gmail.com | 1075 Walnut Ave |
| Burbank Art Association | Visual | Lisa Plemmons Harrison Caddel | http://ArtbyLisaPHC.com | ||
| Jazzy Art by Victoria | Dance | Victoria Johns | http://www.jazzyartbyvictoria.com | 4143 via Marina #1116 | |
| John Burroughs High School | Visual | Beth A. Morrison | http://burbankusd.org | 1920 W. Clark Ave | |
| Media City Ballet Company, Inc. |
Dance | Cynthia Pease | 818-257-0733 | http://www.mediacityballet.org | 247 E. Palm Ave |
| Burbank Unified Arts for All | Multi | Peggy Flynn | 818-729-446 | http://burbankusd.org | 1900 W. Olive |
| John Burroughs High School Vocal Music Association | Music | Brendan Jennings | 818-558-4777 x67104 | http://jbhsvma.com | 1920 Clark Ave |
| Burbank School District | Multi | Debra Reynolds | http://www.burbank.k12.ca.us | ||
| Kuki's Playshop | Multi | Aimee Hui | 323-205-5854 | http://kukiplayshop.com | 1036 N. Lake St |
| Shakespeare At Play | Theatre | Donn Angelos | 323-718-7120 | http://www.shakespeareatplay.org | 3328 N. Brighton St. |
| Cesco's Muertos | Multi | Frank | 0 | cescomuerto@yahoo.com | |
| Arts for LA | Multi | http://artsforla.org | |||
| Studio Vitae | Film | Noah Rappaport | 310-279-6848 | http://studiovitae.com | 316 N. Lima St. |
| San Fernando valley Art Club | Visual | Regina Wolford | http://www.sfvartclub.org | 22157 Mulholland Dr. | |
| Mission Renaissance | Visual | Jessie Kennedy | 818-243-9696 | http://www.fineartclasses.com/encino_art_classes.html | 5744 San Fernando Rd |
| Burbank Chorale | Music | Mikhail Shtangrud | http://www.burbankchorale.org | ||
| Azure and Company | Dance | Tara Flinn | 818-458-8244 | tara.auckland7@gmail.com | 5553 Auckland Ave. |
| Starlight Bowl | Dance | Kristen Smith | (818) 238-5320 | http://www.starlightbowl.com | 1249 Lockheed View Dr. |
| Martial Arts History Museum | Dance | Michael Matsuda | 8183551109 | http://www.mamuseum.com | 2319 W. Magnolia Blvd. |
| Darrell Bishop | Dance | Darrell Bishop | 818-415-7393 | http://www.showcamp.com | P.O. Box 3366 Burbank, CA. 91508 |
| Fondazione Italia Burbank Center | Dance | Teresa D'Agostaro | (310) 739-9350 | http://fondazione-italia.org | c/o St. Robert Bellarmine School |
| Downtown Burbank Partnership | Dance | Gail Stewart | 818.238.5209 | http://www.downtown-burbank.org | 275 E Olive Avenue |
| Grove Theater Center | Dance | Kevin Cochran | 562.489.6767 | http://www.gtc.org | 1111-b Olive Avenue |
| Falcon Theatre | Dance | Chelsea Sutton | 818-955-8004 | http://falcontheatre.com/ | 4252 Riverside Dr. |
| Rose Ribbon | Dance | Pam Rondini | 818 809-6858 | http://www.RoseRibbon.com | 3727 W Magnolia Blvd #233 |
| John Burroughs High School Vocal Music Association | Dance | Brendan Jennings | 8184277980 | http://www.jbhsvma.com | 1920 W. Clark Avenue |
| Pacific Ballet dance Theatre | Dance | Cindy Pease | 818 257 0733 | http://pacificballetdancetheatre.org | 237 East Palm Avenue |
| The Mr. Holland's Opus Foundation | Dance | Tricia Steel | 818-762-4328 | http://www.mhopus.org | 4370 Tujunga Ave., Suite 330 Studio City, CA 91604 |
| hollis music | Dance | Steve Hollis | 847-867-4305 | http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Steve-Hollis-Music/195878763776933 | 2221 W Olive ave ate L&M |
| Mark Kellam | Dance | Mark Kellam | 323-533-0941 | http://burbankleader.com | |
| burbank unified arts for all | Dance | Peggy Flynn | 8187294446 | http://burbankusd.org | 1900 w olive ave |
| Unlimited Style Photography | Dance | Tiffany | 3106924055 | http://www.unlimitedstyle.com | 2214 W Verdugo Ave, Burbank, CA |
| Towns Burr Gallery | Dance | Connie Towns Burr | 818 845 7144 | townsburrgallery.com | 3609 West Magnolia Blvd. |
| Audrey | Multi | http://www.kisteng.com | 527 Cambridge Drive | ||
| Burroughs High | Dance | Beth Morrison | 8177711970 | http:// | 1920 W. Clark Ave |
| jbfineartsdept | Dance | denawilliams | 1-818-558-4777 | http:// | 1920 W. Clark Ave. |
| Video Symphony | Dance | Emily Brown | 818-557-7200 | http://www.videosymphony.com | 266 E. Magnolia Blvd |
| John burroughs High School Instrumental Music Program | Dance | Ms. Tana Barnett | 818-558-4777 | http://www.jbhsima.org | 1920 W. Clark Ave. |
| PBDT | Dance | Cindy Pease | 818 257-0733 | www.pacificballetdancetheatre.org | 237 East Palm Avenue |
| ETM-LA, Inc. (Education Through Music-Los Angeles) | Dance | Victoria Lanier | 818-433-7600 | http://www.etmla.org | 2501 W. Burbank Blvd. #305 |
| alice | Dance | http://aliceasmarinternational.com | 1125 N. Screenland Driive | ||
| Deborah Dodge | Dance | http://burbanknbeyond.com | PO Box 2174 | ||
| Bill Anderson | Dance | 321 N Sixth St. | |||
| Robert | Dance | www.noorevents.com | Shahnazarian | ||
| Pedersen's Band & Orchestra | Dance | Nedra Pedersen | 818-848-9665 | http://www.pbando.com | 2618 W. Burbank Blvd. |
| Preoftded | Dance | Preoftded | 123456 | http://buycialisonlinemed7x24.com | Walvis Bay |
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Art in Public Places
Burbank
The City of Burbank’s Art in Public Places Program was founded on the belief that the visual environment plays an essential role in creating the atmosphere for an enterprise culture and civic confidence, vital to growth and improvement. This program has made it possible for recognized artists to enhance public spaces throughout the City with sculpture, murals, and environs. The art pieces have become emblematic to Burbank’s commitment to the enrichment of the City’s cultural and educational identity.
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Gordon Howard Museum
Burbank
Gordon Howard Museum The Burbank Historical Society created the Gordon R. Howard Museum out of the historical Victorian Mentzer House. The house was built in 1887 and includes several historical displays and artifacts. Gordon R. Howard Museum showcases the local Burbank history and you can look at photographs that show the evolution of Burbank.
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Martial Arts History Museum
Burbank
Come visit this Asian cultural facility that teaches young children about the influence of Asian cultures and traditions through the martial arts.
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Autry National Center
The Autry National Center, formed in 2003 by the merger of the Autry Museum of Western Heritage with the Southwest Museum of the American Indian and the Women of the West Museum, is an intercultural history center dedicated to exploring and sharing the stories, experiences, and perceptions of the diverse peoples of the American West. test, test, test
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The purpose of the Burbank Cultural Arts Commission is to focus, develop and amplify the diverse and vibrant arts community that enriches the lives of Burbank's residents. At the core of this effort is a stated commitment to ensure that the arts are accessible to all and a vision to identify Burbank as a regional arts destination.
Embracing a fresh approach to forming new partnerships representing all genres of the arts, the Burbank's Cultural Arts Commission will support Burbank's arts community and provide exposure and further expansion of that community. Greater civic awareness of the arts and broad support from the community will be a great source of pride for Burbank. The Burbank Cultural Arts Commission will develop strategies to ensure that the arts are a unifying force in Burbank's urban planning initiatives in the creative economy and build upon Burbank's commitment to the arts education community and its reputation as a media capital.
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City of Burbank
An Arts Destination Extraordinaire!
Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere. Albert Einstein
The Media Capital of the World, Burbank is now a cultural arts destination for all ages. With inspiration from the Los Angeles County Arts Commission, forward thinking community leaders committed to designing a Cultural Arts Plan to ensure quality art experiences and venues for every generation. Its mission, To focus, develop and amplify the diverse and vibrant arts community that enriches lives! |
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The Cultural Arts Commission develops strategies to ensure that the arts are a unifying force in Burbank's urban planning initiatives in this creative economy and to build upon Burbank's commitment to the arts education community. The Commission is dedicated to stimulating local cultural arts awareness and event participation and to explore creative, leading edge arts concepts.
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The burbank cultural arts commission
Embracing a fresh approach to forming new partnerships representing all genres of the arts, Burbank's Cultural Arts Commission will support Burbank's arts community and provide exposure and further expansion of that community.
The Burbank Cultural Arts Commission meets the 2nd Wednesday of every month at 9:00 am at the Community Services Building, 150 North Third Street , Room 104. For more information or to see what is next on the agenda please click here
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edward arno
Born in Birmingham England, Edward began his writing career with stage plays (The Great Custard Pie Mystery- Royal National Theatre, London) and screenplays, Murder Story staring Christopher Lee (Saruman in The Lord of the Rings). After several years producing mystery scripts for film and TV (Yellow Thread Street - Second season) Edward switched to writing murder mystery novels. He teaches business writing and Advisory Fundamentals for Corporate America. He has also developed several courses in fiction writing, body language and presentation skills. He lives in beautiful downtown Burbank CA. |
alice asmar
One of four nationally who received Woolley Fellowship to study one year at Ecole des Beaux-Arts, Paris, France. B.A magna cum laude from Lewis & Clark College. M.F.A. from University of Washington,Seattle. Numerous prizes from Solo and group exhibits in museums, galleries, department stores, libraries, outdoor shows. Worked for Los Angeles Times, Nambe Mills,Boeing Aerodynamics, teaching on all levels from pre- school to college and Adult Education. Honorary Awards from Phi Beta Kappa and National League of American Pen Women in Washington, D.C. Currently on Ashford Radio.com. New York World Wide Radio. |
barbara beckley
Barbara Beckley is Artistic Director and a co-founder of Burbank's Colony Theatre. In 1993 she received Women in Theatre's Outstanding Contribution Award, and was the keynote speaker at ShowBiz West's 1994 West Coast Theatre Expo. She has served on the Peer Review Committees of the Pasadena Arts Council and the L.A. County Arts Commission, and for three years served as President of the Board of Theatre LA (now L.A. Stage Alliance). As an actress, Barbara has been seen in many Colony productions, winning an L.A. Drama Critics' Circle Award and four Drama-Logue awards. |
jan mcElwee osborn
Jan McElwee Osborn, through her consulting firm, The McElwee Group, serves as a senior advisor to many of the country's leading philanthropic institutions and counsels foundations & corporate giving programs as well as nonprofit organizations on issues ranging from funder collaboration to board development and fundraising. She has also led numerous successful capital campaigns for large nonprofits. Clients include USC, Center on Philanthropy & Public Policy, The Music Center, California Community Foundation, The James Irvine Foundation, EMI-Capital Records Foundation, The Downtown Women's Center, The Accelerated School, Santa Monica Conservancy and many others. Previously, she was the corporate giving officer for a national retailer and served on the faculties of Oberlin College Conservatory of Music and Edinboro State University, teaching music. She has operated her business from Burbank for nearly twenty years and resides there with her husband, Henry Osborn. |
cindy pease
Cindy Pease relocated from New York City to Burbank in 1981 and is currently working as a retail executive for a national corporation. She served on the Burbank Cultural Initiative Planning Steering Committee for the Arts in 2009/10. In 2008, Ms. Pease received the Character and Ethics Project Award with certificates of Recognition from: CA Senator, Jack Scott, CA Assemblyman, Paul Krekorian, Glendale Mayor, John Drayman and Michael
Escalante, Ed.D. Superintendent for Glendale Unified School District. Currently, Ms. Pease is the Executive Director for Media City Ballet. |
Elaine Paonessa
For 38 years, as president of the Burbank Civic Light Opera, Elaine could be found appearing before the Burbank City Council asking for financial support to help keep the musical theater company performing Broadway musicals to delighted audiences at the beautiful Burbank Starlight Bowl. she played very important roles as performer, costumer, publicist, assistant musical director, and production coordinator. While still in high school, Elaine, a singer/musician, toured nationally with an all-girl orchestra for the state department entertaining the armed forces and appearing on the Orpheum theater circuit. In 1973, she received her first, of many awards, from the California Park and Recreation Society for outstanding service to recreation while pursuing her lifelong desire to keep the arts alive in Burbank.
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lynda willner
As Chair of the Burbank Cultural Arts Commission, Lynda has been committed to volunteerism in the City of Burbank for more than 39 years. Her passion for the arts blossomed in childhood during extensive ballet training and she is currently Chair of the Board of the Burbank Philharmonic Orchestra, having served as its President for more than 11 years. A former nominee for Burbank Woman of the Year, Lynda received the Educational Advancement Award for her commitment to volunteerism in the community. She is a graduate of Ohio University's School of Fashion Design and is a member of the President's Executive Council at Woodbury University. Lynda recently retired after 31 years with The Capital Group Companies, Inc. as a Vice President in Human Resources. She is an advocate for both performing and visual arts to ensure their sustainability for enthusiasts of all ages and economic levels both now and for the future. |
PEGGY FLYNN
Peggy Flynn has worked in education for more than 20 years and currently serves as the Visual and Performing Arts Coordinator for the Burbank Unified School District. She holds a degree in Fine Arts and worked in the design publication and entertainment industries before finding her passion for teaching in 1992. Peggy is a Board Advisor to the Burbank Arts for All Foundation and enjoys her role as Program Coordinator for the Burbank Youth Summer Theatre Institute at Woodbury University. She served on the Burbank Cultural Arts Committee in 2009, joined the Burbank Cultural Arts Commission in 2010, and proudly serves as the Co-Chair of the Education and Access Sub Committee. |
Edward Clift
Edward Clift, Ph.D., is dean of the School of Media, Culture, and Design at Woodbury University. He holds a doctorate in communication studies from the University of Utah and a master’s degree from the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennsylvania. He has also earned a master of fine arts (MFA) in photography from the Savannah College of Art and Design and completed undergraduate studies at the Tisch School of the Arts in New YorkCity. Named Faculty Advisor of the Year by the student government in 2006, Clift currently heads a division of the university that prepares students for future careers as creative professionals. His belief that “creativity is the new liberal art” has led to increased federal grant support, innovative service learning projects, and record student enrollments at the university. A Burbank resident for nearly 10 years, Clift was selected in 2011 to participate in the inaugural class of the California Connections Fellowship program organized by the Southern California Leadership Network. |
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