Let's get back in the groove!

Classes are Starting Back!

We’re starting back with a mini-semester of activities. Classes will be held weekly in the afternoons at Merrimack for 6 weeks. Registration is on first come, first serve basis. Students may register for more than one class.
The focus of Merrimack Hall’s mission is to provide visual and performing arts education to children and adults with special needs, but the heart of Merrimack Hall is the community of lives that have been connected through the arts. The quality of life for people with special needs has been drastically improved by Merrimack Hall, as we work toward bringing the people we serve out of the shadows and into the life of our community.

How to sign Up:

1. Register for Classes

2. Pay tuition

Tuition is $80 for each class registration.

3. Join the fun!

Classes start March 21, 2022

Visual Art

Art is inspiring and affords a space for independent and creative expression. It brings joy to individuals and has multiple benefits for those with visual impairments. ​

Dance

Movement through dance expresses emotions in a remarkable way, while simultaneously improving confidence & self-esteem in a non-judgemental setting.​

Theatre

Rehearsing lines and acts enhance cognitive and communication skills while allowing individuals the opportunity to shine on stage in front of a live audience!​

Music

Music creates a unique and powerful connection between our participants and builds communication, motor and social skills for all of our participants.

A VIBRANT AND UNITED COMMUNITY

Founded in 2008, Merrimack Hall started as 1 weekly dance class for 10 children with special needs. Over more than a decade, our programs have grown to 23 arts related classes that serve hundreds of individuals with special needs from Huntsville, Madison County, and across North Alabama. These extracurricular activities enrich the social and creative needs of all who are involved.

Get enrolled now!

Make a host of new friends.

Make a difference.

volunteer at Merrimack.

Volunteers work with our students to learn music, art, and dance. More importantly, they serve as mentors and friends to their partners with special needs. In each class, we encourage our volunteers to interact with students in a meaningful way to create lasting friendships.

This program has been made possible by grants from the Alabama State Council on the Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the huntsville Arts & Cultural Grant Program.