The Lindsay School of the Arts Programs

The Lindsay School of the Arts Programs include several ongoing activities. Middle and high school age students take part in Student Led Support groups, where they gather monthly to discuss important topics and lead conversations with guidance from staff, community partners, and therapists. The programs also include a monthly Father's Meeting, a monthly community Open Mic event with students and adults who perform, monthly master classes and workshops with guest instructors and experts, and Open Studio time that students can reserve during a blocked schedule from 3pm–6pm, Monday to Friday, to focus on personal art needs or talk with a caring adult.

• Ages: 11–18 years old
• Schedule: Open Studio available Monday–Friday from 3pm–6pm; Student Led Support, Father's Meeting, and Open Mic held monthly; master classes and workshops typically held monthly on Fridays for 2–3 hours

The Lindsay School of the Arts describes itself as a 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization. Its mission states that its work is free, has always been free, and will remain free, and that it focuses on building careers by giving students tools, training, and support. The organization notes that its programs are free and that it creates transformative arts experiences, vibrant annual programs, and performances that reach thousands. Community partners and therapists join student-led support groups, and the organization acknowledges support from its community and funders, including The Fluffy Fund and The Stars, while inviting community participation in events and programs.

Last updated June 1, 2026.