It provides performance space and instruction in the disciplines of theatre, music, and dance.
[1] It has been profiled in People Magazine, The New York Times, New York Daily News and in the public television documentary, Mi Mambo!.
[2] The Conservatory hosts the annual competition to award the Charlie Palmieri Memorial Piano Scholarship, a scholarship established in Palmieri's memory by Latin musician Tito Puente for the benefit of intermediate and advanced young (12–25) pianists' study of Latin-style piano.
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