Metropolitan Youth Symphony Inc

DMYS is an advanced youth ensemble that is challenging and fun, and stimulates musical growth.

• Arts, Cultural Organizations - Multipurpose

• 1811.

Singing Winds Inc

Storytelling from Around the World Folk Arts Festivals, Concerts and Storytelling Performances; Folk Arts Workshops for Families; Arts in Education The Singing Winds activating public spaces in a multilingual community Menu PS 230 Crochet Club For over 10 years the PS 230 Crochet Club has created tokens of their appreciation for the teachers and staff at the school.

• Physical Sciences/Earth Sciences Research and Promotion

• 1812.

American Foundry Society WI Chapter

Dedicated to serving its membership through educational, professional, and social activities designed to strengthen and promote the local metalcasting industry.

Dance Wisconsin Inc

Dance Wisconsin is a non profit 501(c)3 pre-professional dance company committed to advocating for high quality dance education and performance opportunities.

• Dance

• 1814.

WORD DANCE THEATRE INC

Word Dance Theater is a modern dance company dedicated to preserving the choreography, philosophy & teaching techniques of Modern Dance founder Isadora Duncan.

Educarte Incorporated

EducArte is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that works to build a vibrant cultural arts community through educational music and dance programs.

• Human Services - Multipurpose & Other N.E.C.

• 1816.

Lets Dance Activities

Let's Dance is a non-profit serving older adult communities specializing in working with people with dementia & people living in wheelchairs.

• Visual Arts Organizations

• 1817.

Santa Monica Quilt Guild Inc

Philanthropy Sewing Night Member Updates New Meeting Time.

• Other Recreation, Sports, or Leisure Activities N.E.C.

• 1818.

ROCK CREEK RIDING CLUB INC

Rock Creek Riding ClubLouisville Kentucky Past The Rock Creek Riding Club was established in 1929 by a group of prominent Louisvillians seeking to establish a riding program teach their children to ride and take advantage of the Frederick Law Olmstead designed bridle paths that traversed throughout Seneca and Cherokee Parks.