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AIR's Sweet 16 Birthday Party

Join us for an evening of sweets, music, dance and raffles as AIR celebrates its 16th anniversary!

June 6th 7-10pm

Harbor Events Center

100 Deer Street at Portwalk Place, Portsmouth, NH

$35 per ticket

*this is a 21 plus event

CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS AND MORE INFORMATION!

Thank you to the following organizations for supporting Arts In Reach and helping us to fufill our mission of empowering teenage girls through mentoring and the arts.

AIR’s 2012-2013 program year is funded in part by the generosity of the
following organizations and foundations:

The Women’s Fund of New Hampshire
Nesher Family Charitable Trust Fund
The Jubilation Foundation of the Tides Foundation

AIR Teen Awarded College Scholarship

February 3, 2012—After her forthcoming June 2012 graduation from Dover High School, Dover NH, current senior, Aneesa Winn is college bound. Her first choice? The Art Institute of Boston (AIB) where the creative and talented teen has been offered a large annual scholarship towards the school’s first-class photography degree.

AIR's continued partnership with JaneGee!

Upcoming AIR Programs!

Upcoming 2013 Programs!

We are now accepting applications for our winter and spring vacation programs:

AIR Divas At The Mic and AIR Divas On Stage!

CLICK HERE for an application and more information!

THE PHENOMENAL WOMAN PROJECT:

Jan. 8- Feb. 14, Tuesdays & Thursdays, 4-6pm

Arts In Reach partners with PMAC and 3S Artspace

AIR teens are painting a mural this summer! We couldn't do it without the help of two local organizations, Portsmouth Music and Arts Center, PMAC and 3S Artspace. When AIR reached out to these two organizations they jumped at the chance to help and make sure that the arts are accessible to all teens.

AIR partners with The Music Hall for 2011-2012

AIR has been chosen as The Music Hall's Explore and Learn Partner of the Year!

In the Wire - Teen Girls Show Self-Portraits

Segan Rodney’s self-portrait is designed to look magical.

A book of poetry from 1860 and a first edition of Robinson Crusoe represent the past, but wings stand for the freedom to change.

“I do love tradition and classics. But new beginnings, they’re not bad,” Rodney said. “I’m open to new ideas.”

The high school sophomore from Barrington said the words on her self-portrait are some that surround us every day, and we have to decide which affect who we are.

Arts In Reach Reception at Portsmouth Museum of Ar

Arts in Reach celebratory reception, announced in the Portsmouth Herald

Phenomenal Women Project in the Portsmouth Herald

As featured in the Portsmouth Herald: The Seacoast community joins together to create opportunity for young women in high school through the Phenomenal Women Project, an Arts In Reach afterschool program.