Arts & Culture companies

San Diego Theatres is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that operates the San Diego Civic Theatre and the historic Balboa Theatre, serving more than 500,000 patrons a year.

A private, accredited not-for-profit college in Sarasota, Florida, founded in 1931, offering undergraduate art and design degrees, minors and certificates.

A Norfolk, Virginia art museum housing over 30,000 works across 50 galleries, with a library, glass studio, and educational programs.

A private club founded in 1872 in San Francisco for professionals in literature, art, music, and drama, operating an elite retreat and city clubhouse.

A non-collecting contemporary art museum in New York that presents experimental exhibitions and supports artists, including through its NEW INC incubator progra…

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston is a large nonprofit art museum holding nearly 80,000 works and welcoming about one million visitors annually from its campus i…

The Town of Vail is a resort municipality in Eagle County, Colorado, providing public services including public safety, transportation, and recreation for a mou…

The Detroit Institute of Arts is a museum with a collection of over 65,000 works spanning 6,000 years, offering free admission to local residents and community…

LACMA is an art museum in Los Angeles with a collection of 155,000 objects spanning 6,000 years of artistic history.

Hawaii's largest visual arts organization, founded in 1922 in Honolulu, housing a collection of over 55,000 works and offering exhibitions, cinema, and art educ…

A New York City museum founded in 1929, dedicated to modern and contemporary art through its collection, exhibitions, films, and educational programs.

The Jewish Community Center of San Francisco is a community hub offering fitness, arts, youth services, and Jewish cultural programming at its California Street…

A nonprofit business improvement district that manages, promotes, and maintains Times Square in New York City through public safety, sanitation, events, and pub…

Not-for-profit arts and education institution operating a summer season of opera, theatre, concerts, and visual arts programmes in upstate New York since 1874.

The Whitney Museum of American Art, founded in 1930, is the only museum dedicated exclusively to American art, holding 27,000+ works and hosting the Whitney Bie…

A Nashville-based nonprofit that presents Broadway and performing arts, manages venues, hosts resident companies, and runs large-scale arts education programs.

Munson is a multifaceted arts institution in Utica, New York offering museum exhibitions, live performances, community classes, and a Pratt Institute extension…

Public art museum in St. Louis collecting, exhibiting, and conserving works spanning five millennia and six continents, with free admission and community engage…

A New York performing arts school founded in 1905, teaching music, dance and drama, with a development office raising philanthropic support.

Independent art and design college offering bachelor's and master's degree programmes and operating an attached museum.