Partnerships

The Capital City Symphony strives to make great orchestral music approachable by presenting affordable concerts to the public, performing creative programs in a relaxed concert format, and providing a musical outlet for talented amateur as well as professional players.

Joy of Motion Dance Center is an award-winning nonprofit organization known best for its diverse class offerings, commitment to beginners, and dedication to quality dance education.

Committed to making theater inclusive, Mosaic brings a mix of communities together to encounter our shared humanity on stage, interrogating our intertwined histories and grappling with many of the pressing social and political issues of our time.

Visionaries of the Creative Arts (VOCA), a nonprofit organization based in Washington, DC, was established in July 2019 in response to the critical need of supporting the works of the D/deaf, hard-of-hearing, and hearing BIPOC artists all together locally and nationwide.

Black Leaves Dance Company is an all-Black, all-male, queer-inclusive dance company specializing in modern ballet, highlighting the stories and perspectives of Black men in America. We explore themes related to identity and self-actualization: questions of masculinity, sexuality, religion, and race.

Step Afrika is the first professional company in the world dedicated to the art and tradition of stepping.

How we partner:
We are an H Street Business Partner for the H Street Festival and Art All Night.

How we partner:
We are a cultural institution partner member and Arts & Humanities For Every Student program participant , providing high-quality field trip experiences for DC Public School and DC Public Charter School children.

How we partner:
We are a presenting member of the Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation for the Jazz Touring Network, the French-American Jazz Exchange, and the OnScreen/InPerson Film Programs.

How we partner: The Art Connection in the Capital Region (ACCR) enriches lives by expanding access to original works of visual art within underserved communities throughout the Greater Metropolitan Washington, DC area.

How we partner: We work with Millennium Arts Salon to offer a space for cultural exchange. Established in 2000, Millennium Arts Salon is committed to “advancing cultural literacy” through its art and cultural programming, which includes salon talks, exhibitions, tours and special events. Millennium programs are educational in nature, and designed to educate, raise awareness, and stimulate exchange on topics of the arts, culture, and the humanities.

How we partner: Atlas is proud to have The Washington Post as the Founding Media Sponsor of the Annual Intersections Festival

How we partner: The Art Connection in the Capital Region (ACCR) enriches lives by expanding access to original works of visual art within underserved communities throughout the Greater Metropolitan Washington, DC area.

How we partner: Atlas partners with Broad Futures, a work placement program for young neurodivergent people. From the Box Office to Marketing individuals from Broad Futures work for the Atlas and learn to thrive in a bustling environment.

How we partner:
We work with H Street Main Street to connect the arts and H Street businesses to further enhance the economic development on the H Street Corridor.

How we partner: The Adult Program at St. Coletta's offers adults age 18 and older opportunities to participate in vocational and employment readiness training, supported employment, life skills training, and community integration in order to achieve greater independence. Participants in the adult program volunteer in our Patron Services division.