Summer Music Partnership Program
Festival of International Folk Music
Since 1973, the Summer Music Partnership Program (SMPP) has provided tuition-free dynamic musical experiences for young children from New York City day care centers, preschools, Head Start centers, NYC EarlyLearn programs, NYC 3-K and Pre-K for All classrooms, and social service agencies. Every summer, the program provides opportunities for expressive age-appropriate singing, instrument playing, movement, artistic expression, and an increased understanding of the elements of music. The program strongly emphasizes collaboration, cultural awareness, and the development of each child’s musical understanding.
2025 Summer Music Partnership Program Online
July 7, 2025-August 1, 2025
Enrollment for the 2025 Summer Music Partnership Program Online is now closed. If you would like to be notified about SMPP 2025, or additional Community Programs, please contact mcurry@diller-quaile.org.
2024-2025 Summer Music Partners
Let's Play & Learn
ADAPT Community Network
ADAPT Community Network - Preschool - Lawrence Avenue
Bumble Bee Rus - 8th Street
BumblebeeRus - East 28th Street
BumbleBeesRus 6th ave
Bumblebeesrus-Farragut Road
Children's Center at John Jay College
Children’s Pride
CPC Garment Industry Day Care Center
Early Life #9
Family Head Start Neptune Center
Giocare Playschool
Holy Mountain Nursery
Honorable Eugene Oliver
ICCD - 223rd Street
ICCD - 62nd Drive
ICCD - Westgate Road
LSSNY Early-Life Watson
MARC Academy and Family Center
Mitchel Community Center
Mott Haven Center
NAFDC Head Start
National Assembly Citation of Family Development Centers Shre Parkway
National association of Family Development centers - Glenwood Road
National Association of Family Development Centers - Family Head Start - Glenwood Road
Neptune Family Head Start
NFDA Headstart
Patterson Community Center
The Learning Experience
Tiny Tunes Day Care evergreen Inc.
Tolentine Zeiser Community Life Center
Winifred Wheeler
The Summer Music Partnership Program is supported, in part, by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature. In addition, Diller-Quaile’s Community Programs are made possible with support from The Morris and Alma Schapiro Fund, and generous donors to The Diller-Quaile Annual Fund.
