Adaptive Arts Team
Libby Lit holds a degree in Theater Education from Bridgewater State University and a Master’s in Theater Education from Emerson College. She is the founder and Artistic Director of Unified Theater, an organization that empowers students to create inclusive, student-led productions celebrating performers of all abilities. Libby was recently named the Director of Adaptive Arts at the Hopkinton Center for the Arts, where she continues her mission to make the arts accessible to all.
Emily Vincent is a Boston-based soprano, music educator, voice teacher, and arts administrator from Thompson, Connecticut. She holds a BA in Music and Community and Youth Studies from Clark University, as well as a Master's in Music Education from the Boston Conservatory at Berklee College of Music. Emily is a member of the private lessons, group classes, and student mentorship team at the Berklee Institute for Accessible Arts Education, a music program for students with developmental and cognitive disabilities.
Alexandra Heim
A lifelong dancer and a Hopkinton paraeducator, Alex blends movement, connection, and joy through inclusive dance. Certified through the Boston Ballet in Adaptive Dance, teaching adults, Special Olympics Dance, and Hopkins Dance Team…she is excited to be joining the HCA’s Adaptive Arts program!
Libby Lit
Emily Vincent
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Alexandra Heim
Adpative Arts Program
The Adaptive Arts Department at the Hopkinton Center for the Arts is a vibrant and essential part of our mission to make the arts truly accessible to all. With a strong focus on post-22 programming, this department is dedicated to serving individuals with disabilities and neurodiversity by offering meaningful and engaging opportunities in visual art, theater, and music.
More than just classes, the department fosters a dynamic, supportive community where individuals of all abilities and their families can connect, create, and thrive. Every class and event is designed with accessibility at its core, including the option for one-to-one support and instructors who are thoughtfully trained in best practices for inclusive education. The department not only prioritizes access and support but also celebrates the talents and voices of artists with disabilities by offering them platforms to share their work with the broader community.
Through this commitment, the Adaptive Arts Department is helping transform the Hopkinton Center for the Arts into a truly inclusive cultural hub where everyone is welcomed, valued, and empowered to express themselves through the arts.
Thank you to our sponsors, Eversource and Dell Technologies
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