Join Young At Art (YAA) for some music and literacy fun as you sing, dance and color along with South Florida Chamber Ensemble (SFCE). The iLUMA (Inter-generational Literacy Using Music and Art) performance is an arts integration program created by SFCE.

6/17 Aggayu and Shango (the original Goldilocks story from the Yoruba culture of Nigeria)
6/24 Rhodopsis (Egyptian Cinderella story)
7/8 The Love Flute (Native American)
7/15 The Magic Ball (Argentina)
7/22 M(i)LK Day (the story of the civil rights movement told through the colors of milk)
7/29 How the Monkey Got a Drink (Brazil)
8/5 Popocatapetl (Mexico)
8/12 Issun Boshi (Japanese Inch High Samurai)

SFCE has partnered with YAA for 6 years providing free music and literacy concerts to children and families in YAA’s Community Initiatives, primarily Art REACH for children experiencing homelessness.

The South Florida Chamber Ensemble (SFCE) is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of South Florida residents through music. The group formed in 2011 when the Art Trio and the New York Wind Trio merged. The vision of the ensemble is to use music as a catalyst for change with respect to education, social justice, economic equality, and health and healing.