Each fall marks the start of a vibrant new season at the Goldner Conservatory at the Roe Green Education Center, where creativity, confidence, and community take center stage. With the Fall Semester in full swing and several spots still available, the Conservatory is already buzzing with anticipation for its upcoming Spring Session, which opens for registration on October 5th.
The Goldner Conservatory offers a warm, welcoming environment where students of all ages can explore the performing arts, build lifelong skills, and shine on stage. Whether your child is stepping into their first theatre class or dreaming of Broadway, the Conservatory provides rare opportunities that nurture talent at every level.
The Fall Session runs through December 18th, and families can still join in. Students enrolled this session will perform on the brand‑new Island Theatre Stage on December 20th during the Christmas Conservatory Cabaret — a showcase designed to celebrate each student’s dedication, growth, and courage. At the Goldner Conservatory, every child deserves the chance to explore the performing arts and experience their moment in the spotlight.
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The first Schools-Out Day Camp kicked off on September 21st, welcoming students from across Palm Beach and Martin County. Campers spent the day in an immersive performing arts experience that ended with a share time for each age group. Grades 1–5 created a full Play in a Day: writing scripts, incorporating props and costumes, and performing by the end of the afternoon. Grades 6–12 focused on film, learning how to slate, writing scenes, and completing a short film in just one day.
Families will have three more opportunities this fall for their student to spend a day off from school at the Conservatory: October 12th, November 3rd, and November 11th.
The Conservatory is thrilled to welcome some of Broadway’s finest as the Broadway Collective Series returns for its second year. Students will have six opportunities to train with acclaimed artists including Tony Nominee Marcia Milgrom Dodge, viral sensation Jodie Langel, Ariel Reid, Denis Jones, Peter Flynn, and Mark Martino.
In addition to their impressive accolades, Dodge, Reid, Jones, Flynn, and Martino will each direct upcoming MainStage productions. These intensives grant students with Broadway aspirations the chance to learn directly from professionals who have made it big. Registration is open now at GoldnerConservatory.org.
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The Conservatory is already gearing up for its highly anticipated Spring 2027 Session, running January 11th–May 22nd. Alongside the beloved Share to Stage showcases, students will have two exciting production opportunities:
- Through the Looking Glass (Grades 3–8) — May 15, 2027
- The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Grades 9–12) — May 22, 2027
These productions offer students a professional stage experience while strengthening their training, discipline, and craft. For many young performers, these shows become cherished highlights of their school year.
Parents often ask what makes theatre education so valuable. The performing arts help children grow in ways that extend far beyond the stage: They build confidence and communication skills, encourage creativity, problem‑solving, and collaboration, and foster community, belonging, and resilience.
Every rehearsal, class, and performance has purpose. The Goldner Conservatory helps students discover new strengths and express themselves in meaningful ways. The Conservatory is committed to creating a supportive environment where students feel encouraged, inspired, and celebrated.
As fall continues and spring approaches, the Goldner Conservatory remains dedicated to uplifting young performers and strengthening the arts community.
Spring Registration opens October 5th, and spots fill quickly. Families interested in joining the Conservatory or learning more about current and upcoming sessions are encouraged to reach out, ask questions, and explore the programs available. Whether your child loves singing, acting, dancing, or wants to try something new, the Conservatory is ready to welcome them. For more information, to register, or to become a student at the Goldner Conservatory, please visit www.goldnerconservatory.org or call (561) 222-ARTS (1234) for more information.
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