Multnomah County Library: Looking at arts education through an equity lens
“The popular library system is using its bond-funded resources to expand its free arts and cultural opportunities at neighborhood libraries, with the programs offered determined by the diverse communities themselves.”
Our traveling group music programs Music to Go have been featured in the Oregon ArtsWatch’s article written by Jean Zondervan. Find the link to rhe full article below.
“What’s more, Multnomah County Library (MCL), which currently includes the downtown Central Library and 18 other branch, or neighborhood, libraries located regionally throughout the county, is also one of the largest arts educators in the region. On any given day, you’ll find children and adults engaging in craft clubs, performance art, puppet-making, drawing, sewing, folk art, digital art, and many other art forms.”
Read the full article by jean
““The library offers a fantastic opportunity for kids to explore music at no cost, and acquaint themselves with its fundamentals, delve into music theory, sound production, and explore different musical genres, composers, and styles,” says Myachkin.”
Check the current schedule and enroll at the library’s website - https://multcolib.org/events-classes
Email questions directly to the library program coordinator - nataliaa@multco.us
To inquire about a group music program for your site (libraries, preschools, community centers, special events) email us at contact.mytendervoice@gmail.com
