Arts Access: Stories

Adapted art therapy classes at the Beck Center for the Arts in Lakewood offer art and music therapy to children with autism.

Northeast Ohio offers programs for youth who want to learn - and in some cases earn - an instrument.

The Medina Centre for Dance Art began offering classes for adults age 55 and over in 2016, and participants say they enjoy a wide range of mental and physical benefits.

People who might not be able to typically afford admission can visit more than a dozen Northeast Ohio venues for free or a couple of dollars through Museums for All.

Since last fall, the renowned pianist's foundation has worked with three Cleveland Metropolitan School District buildings.

Since its founding in 1979, Windsong, Cleveland's Feminist Chorus, has built upon its mission to be a safe and welcoming space for singers of all ages, backgrounds and abilities.

The McKinley Museum recently added a curator of Black history to get the project moving after several years of fundraising.

A new national survey provides insights about how people participate in the arts and opportunities for improvement.

A new community art exhibit in Beachwood unites artists who experience a variety of challenges. While those challenges may go unseen, one area artist designed a game to give people an idea of what it is like to live with a chronic illness.