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Chesney Snow set to host our BEAT Birthday Bash🎤⭐

 BEAT Birthday Host 
 

We are honored to share that Chesney Snow, a Drama Desk Award winning, NY-Based theater artist, poet, songwriter, educator, life-long student, and one of NYC's premiere human beatbox/vocal percussionists and a pioneering figure in American Beatbox Culture, will host our BEAT Birthday Bash on November 19th.

Please be sure to visit our page for more information about our upcoming birthday party celebrating a decade of impact.
 

 It's Almost Party Time!  

Just quick thank you to all that have supported, shared and helped drive our online fundraiser thus far. With BEAT turning 10-years old, we are thrilled that you have helped us raise well over $12,000 as we aim to push past the $15,000 mark!  With 30 more tickets purchased you can provide a full school year worth of programming!  Our BEAT Birthday Bash will be on Tuesday, November 19th, 2019 at Mission NYC from 6:30pm-9:30pm and we want to celebrate with you! Please visit our Classy page to purchase a ticket to our event. All ticket purchases are donations towards empowering our youth through music and arts education. GET TICKETS NOW!

Flashback Friday with WaAak Sun!


Watch this behind the scenes clip with our BEAT Breakers teaching artist WaAaK Sun and his group of students (all girls) during the El Puente M.S. 50, BEAT Breakers, NIKE, DYCD pop-up workshop this past summer.
 
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