Jul 18, 2019 | Pro Bono Client
Sitar Arts Center offers multidisciplinary arts, music, dance and theater opportunities for DC’s youth year-round. June kicked off with Camp Sitar—an immersive day-long arts program, where 89% of students come from a household with low-income. As part of the six-week...Jul 12, 2019 | Pro Bono Client
The WWPR Pro Bono Committee is launching a Request for Applications for a new pro bono client for a two-year term commencing in January 2020. Non-profit organizations serving women and/or families in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area are invited to apply...Jun 7, 2019 | Pro Bono Client
Research consistently shows that when young people from low-income neighborhoods have access to affordable and creative extracurricular programs, they are more likely to experience more future professional opportunities. Sitar Arts Center’s Mural Arts Program offers...May 23, 2019 | Pro Bono Client
With less than 50 days until the end of the school year, many parents are scrambling to plan summer activities. The options seem endless, and many camps in the city are in high demand--including Camp Sitar—a six-week visual performing arts day camp for students in...Apr 18, 2019 | Pro Bono Client
If you live in the Adams Morgan neighborhood, open your windows the evening of April 25. You may just be able to hear the Sitar Arts Center’s band – known as The Saints – as they play the organization’s signature fundraiser at the LINE DC Hotel. The Saints, formed in...Mar 15, 2019 | Pro Bono Client
When schools face tight budgets, arts classes are often the first to be cut. Music and painting are often viewed as “extras” in comparison to reading and math. But at WWPR’s nonprofit pro bono client Sitar Arts Center, leaders, parents and volunteers passionately...