Kennedy Center Digital Resources Library
Free digital arts learning resources, lesson ideas, and classroom materials from the Kennedy Center.
Website previewAbout Kennedy Center Digital Resources Library
The Kennedy Center Digital Resources Library gives educators and families free ways to bring music, theater, dance, and other arts into learning. The library combines lesson plans, digital materials, and featured resources designed to support classroom practice and creative exploration.
Age and access
This resource is listed for ages 5-18. It is available as Website, Downloadable and is listed as free. The listed language coverage is English.
What stands out
- Makes music, theater, and dance accessible outside a performance venue
- Provides practical lesson ideas for arts-integrated learning
- Supports creativity across multiple ages and classroom settings
How the score is built
The library is provided by the Kennedy Center Education team.
It supports music, theater, dance, and arts integration.
The digital learning resources are free to explore.
Parent notes
- The page is written primarily for educators, so younger children may need an adult to choose and explain activities.
- Individual resources have their own age, classroom, and format guidance.
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