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In 2025:
3,000+ audience members engaged
100+ SUNY students and alumni involved
3,000+ audience members engaged
- 9 public performances
- 4 guest artist residencies, including GRAMMY winners
- 100% audience satisfaction rate
- 99% of surveyed attendees recommend CPS to others
700+ K-12 students inspired
100+ SUNY students and alumni involved
3,000+ audience members engaged
- 6 youth outreach events
- Cross Curricular Aignment with 4 NYS Learning Standards (Music, Theater Arts, Science, and Social Studies)
- 5 high school internships hosted
100+ SUNY students and alumni involved
100+ SUNY students and alumni involved
100+ SUNY students and alumni involved
- 35 SUNY students, grads, faculty, and staff in Something Rotten!
- 83% SUNY alumni were on the Something Rotten! production and creative team
- 10 paid internship and student employment opportunities
- 2 practicum experiences offered
- 8 academic programs represented (Music Education, Music Business, Music Composition, Music Performance, Graphic Design, Criminal Justice, Writing, and Theatre & Dance)
2025 IN REVIEW
Local ementary students explored wind, brass, strings, and percussion in hands-on sessions guided by Crane Music Education students.
Doktor Kaboom, Kennedy Center STEM performer brought science, humor, and empowerment to young audiences in the Proscenium Theater.
Voctave, the viral (more than 150 million video views) a cappella ensemble, brought star power to Potsdam for an unforgettable performance.