
WE'RE BACK
BUT WE NEVER REALLY LEFT.
ARTS EDUCATION
HAS NEVER BEEN MORE ESSENTIAL
It is imperative that all students have access to an equitable delivery
of arts education
From "Arts Education is Essential" - A joint statement from more than 50 national arts organizations


WE'RE BACK
BUT WE NEVER REALLY LEFT.
Our Response to COVID-19
Facility Upgrades
At the beginning of the pandemic, our facility was sitting empty. Although we were devastated that we couldn't engage with our students in-person, the empty center provided us with an opportunity for some much needed renovations.




Community Service
Since the first stay-at-home order went into effect, we have been providing support to the community by serving free meals multiple times per week. In addition, we have supported the local vaccination effort by collaborating with other non-profits in the area to host vaccine drives.
Virtual Learning
The online environment made it easier than ever to share our art with the world and to learn from experienced professionals in the industry. We produced our first-ever virtual fundraising event, offered numerous online performance opportunities for our students and hosted more than 15 online masterclasses with renowned artists including John Mayer, Wynton Marsalis & Kamasi Washington.





Emmy-nominated vocalist Sy Smith sings with Pullum Center students during our virtual gala
Excerpts from Virtual Masterclasses
Wynton Marsalis
John Mayer
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