Come bring the "Jazz in Harlem Experience" to your venue!
Dive into the vibrant world of jazz and the Harlem Renaissance with interactive virtual workshops designed for students from kindergarten through high school. Experience live music, historical insights, and engaging activities from anywhere.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
45-75 minutes
Fitness Level
No physical fitness required; suitable for school-age children and teens
Wildlife
History
The Harlem Renaissance was a powerful cultural and artistic movement during the 1920s and 1930s that transformed Harlem into a major African American cultural hub.
Conservation
Digital delivery reduces environmental impact by limiting the need for physical resources, supporting sustainable education practices.
The National Jazz Museum in Harlem
Come bring the "Jazz in Harlem Experience" to your venue!
The National Jazz Museum in Harlem is located in New York, New York, and presents educational programs that explore the history, music, and cultural impact of jazz. The museum offers in-person workshops that welcome participants of all ages to learn about iconic artists such as Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong, to study the role of Harlem during the Jazz Age, and to engage in singing, dancing, and interactive music activities that illustrate jazz traditions.
The museum also provides a Virtual Education Workshop called Jazz Explorers. The Jazz Explorers virtual field trip for elementary students uses engaging videos, interactive games, and a scat singing activity to teach musical fundamentals and encourage participation. A middle school virtual module focuses on the Harlem Renaissance, introducing influential artists and historic jazz clubs while connecting music to broader social and cultural contexts.
Featured on The Adventure Collective, The National Jazz Museum in Harlem partners with educators, families, and community groups to deliver curriculum-focused learning and accessible programming. Programs emphasize active participation, historical context, and musical discovery, making the museum a dependable resource for schools and families seeking immersive, educational jazz experiences. For scheduling and booking information, consult the museum’s program listings and The Adventure Collective feature for current offerings.
Location
New York, NY
Located in Harlem, New York
Audience
All ages
Programs designed for every age group
Program Types
In-person & Virtual
Workshops and virtual field trips available
Featured On
The Adventure Collective
Highlighted as a trusted experience
Reserve in-person or virtual programs with The National Jazz Museum in Harlem to bring jazz history and performance to your classroom or family.
Ensure Reliable Internet Connection
Since the workshop is fully virtual, a stable internet connection is key to uninterrupted participation and interactive sessions.
Prepare a Quiet Workspace
Create a distraction-free area for students to fully engage with videos, games, and live music interactions during the workshop.
Incorporate Headphones
Using headphones can enhance audio clarity, especially for the scat singing and live musical demonstrations.
Schedule Time for Q&A
Allow extra time after the workshop for students to ask questions, fostering deeper understanding and engagement.
Computer or Tablet
Needed to access online workshop materials and video content.
Headphones
Improves sound quality during interactive music and singing activities.
Notebook and Pen
Helpful for taking notes or jotting down reflections during the history lessons.
Stable Internet Connection
Ensures seamless video streaming and real-time participation.