Karamu House provides arts education to hundreds of children and adults each year during the fall, spring and summer semesters. The Karamu Arts Academy includes classes and lessons for children and adults, alike, in drama and theatre, vocal performance and music, dance, and more. 

The arts have long been used as a vehicle to address complex and uncomfortable topics, including racial diversity and inclusion. As the country's oldest Black producing theatre, Karamu House offers formal training programs for small to large institutions (both for-profit and non-profit) with a catalog of original and produced works that facilitate interactive discussion about racial equity and inclusion.

Training programs are available for live, in-person sessions (or) on-demand virtual sessions (and) everything in-between.