As part of the program, students enjoy special screenings of films, documentaries, and short subjects that enrich and deepen their learning. These curated selections highlight important performers, choreographers, directors, and moments in performing-arts history, giving students a visual and emotional connection to the material they study in class. Documentaries offer behind-the-scenes insights into rehearsal processes, creative decision-making, and the discipline required for the arts, while short subjects showcase a wide range of storytelling techniques and performance styles. Together, these screenings inspire students, broaden their artistic perspective, and spark thoughtful discussions that enhance their overall educational experience.

A fun group session with laughter and shared energy. Participants take turns choosing favorite songs, which special focus on the Musical Theater songbook, cheering each other on as they step up to the mic. Between solos, the whole group jumps in for lively sing-alongs, creating a relaxed atmosphere where everyone feels comfortable being playful and expressive. Friendly encouragement, spontaneous duets, and moments of pure silliness make the session feel like a mini celebration—bringing people together through music, joy, and the freedom to simply have fun.

Special picnic sessions in the beautiful Koubek Center Garden offer students a relaxed and joyful way to connect outside the classroom. Surrounded by lush greenery and open skies, students share food, play games, and enjoy unstructured time together, creating an atmosphere that encourages conversation and friendship. These gatherings help break down social barriers, allowing students to bond, laugh, and build a sense of community. The garden setting adds a touch of magic—turning each picnic into a memorable experience that strengthens teamwork and enhances the overall spirit of the program.