Creativity. Engagement. Resilience.
Creativity. Engagement. Resilience.
The Quinan Street Project is committed to equity for all races, genders, and the queer/LGBTQ+ community, and this value is the backbone of every action we take. We are committed to continuing our work as an anti-racist organization and face hard conversations with an open heart, an open mind, and open ears.
The Quinan Street Project is an arts organization that advocates for and provides equitable access to the intersection of education and social justice.By empowering learners with storytelling skills and emotional literacy, our communities benefit from an abundance of versatile artist-advocates of all ages.
We believe...
Every child deserves equal access to arts education.
Learning should not only be fun, but engaging for all different kinds of learners.
Theatre education can transcend the stage and open doors to an abundance of educational discoveries.
Education is an inherently political act.
Our annual summer camps and after school classes are appropriate for all learners who want to build their confidence and try using their body, voice, and imagination to bring stories to life. Classes and camps run the gamut from rewriting Shakespeare to creating original musical theatre and beyond!
Recommended for 1st-6th grades.
Mel and Bryan are investigators of the strange and unusual. Join them on their journeys as they travel across the globe visiting libraries, graveyards, animal sanctuaries, and more!
Assemblies available for grades 1-6 and include a live performance of an unreleased episode of the podcast and classroom visits with creative writing and drama activities.
Recommended for 1st-3rd and 4th-6th grades.
The Quinan Street Project has spent over a decade developing, reevaluating, and producing high quality arts curricula that address social-emotional learning, English language arts standards, and visual and performing arts standards appropriate for learners 3-13.
Professional development is offered as an orientation to our curricula or through longer intensives addressing transformative justice and community accountability.
Recommended for elementary school educators and administrators.
Mel and Bryan are folklore researchers and adventurers interested in researching the strange and unusual, and helping people along the way. Each podcast episode travels to a new location and explores ghost stories, cryptid tales, and more as they use their wits, and their local libraries, to help discover history through stories.
Bring the Folklorist Team to your local library, classroom, or school assembly to inspire the next generation of Folklorists!!
Contact the Folklorists: quinanstreet@gmail.com
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Our 48 original lessons for ages 3-13, as well as 30 brand new lessons!
Regular events and classes at our studio in beautiful Old Town Pinole.
QSP Studio
Gentle hatha yoga flow. Sign-ups are managed through heartsaliveyoga.com.
QSP Studio
QSP Studio
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