Opportunities From: City of Bloomington Volunteer Network

​Join our board and help support our programming to grow stronger!

 

​Reimagining Opera for Kids (ROK) is a non-profit community arts and education organization based in Bloomington, IN.  It has twin goals: to introduce children to opera through engaging first experiences, and to give developing professional musicians the opportunity to hone their performance skills.  Led by Jacobs School of Music faculty coach Kimberly Carballo, ROK is a community partner in service learning for Indiana University students.  The artists donate their preparation and performance time, and ROK provides free performances and curriculum guides to K-12 students.  

ROK has been enthusiastically received in many of the area elementary, middle, and high schools, as well as public libraries, home-school groups, hospitals, and community centers.  As cuts to education and the arts have increased, schools in particular are eager to take advantage of this opportunity for their students, which comes at no cost to the school system.

ROK is seeking backstage workers to drive the cargo van, help load in and load out before/after each performance, help with sets/props/costumes organization and maintenance, etc. Most rehearsals are on Tuesday evenings, and most performances are on Fridays. We are flexible with scheduling around your availability.  All levels of theater experience are welcome!​​

 

Reimagining Opera for Kids (ROK) is a non-profit community arts and education organization based in Bloomington, IN.  It has twin goals: to introduce children to opera through engaging first experiences, and to give developing professional musicians the opportunity to hone their performance skills.  

Led by Jacobs School of Music faculty coach Kimberly Carballo, ROK is a community partner in service learning for Indiana University students.  The artists donate their preparation and performance time, and ROK provides free performances and curriculum guides to K-12 students.  

ROK has been enthusiastically received in many of the area elementary, middle, and high schools, as well as public libraries, home-school groups, hospitals, and community centers.  As cuts to education and the arts have increased, schools in particular are eager to take advantage of this opportunity for their students, which comes at no cost to the school system.

Singers and instrumentalists of all ages and levels are welcome to be teaching artists with Reimagining Opera for Kids. 

Rehearsals are generally Tuesday evenings, and performances are generally Fridays, throughout the school year. 

We are glad to be flexible with scheduling, according to your availability, and will help prepare you so that you feel ready to share these works that are specially commissioned and designed for our area children and youth!