ON VIEW THROUGH MAY 2023 An important portion of the rich history of Princeton’s Historic Witherspoon-Jackson Neighborhood resides in the memories and family stories of many of its residents. Recognizing the importance of preserving and documenting these recollections, the Arts Council of Princeton announces a...
BY SAMANTHA FOGLIA Opening Reception: Saturday, September 17 | 3-5pm My name is Samantha and art is my passion. A few years ago my world shifted when I first unlocked my voice. As a person with autism, my body did not allow me to communicate...
JUDITH K. BRODSKY, Celia Connaire, David DiMarchi, Eileen Foti, Trudy Glucksberg, Elizabeth Massa Opening Reception: Saturday, September 17 | 3-5pm Free and open to the public In conjunction with the opening of the Glucksberg Printing Project at the Arts Coucil's Paul Robeson Center for the Arts, INKED!...
James Wilson Edwards, Rex Goreleigh, Hughie Lee-Smith, Selma Hortense Burke, Wendell T. Brooks Curated by Judith K. Brodsky and Rhinold Ponder IN THE NEWSThe Year and Region in Books - December 14, 2022 - US1 Newspaper/PrincetonInfo.comArts Council hosts panel on ‘Overlooked History’ of Black artists in...
Join the Arts Council of Princeton for a panel event held in conjunction with ACP's groundbreaking exhibition, RETRIEVING THE LIFE AND ART OF JAMES WILSON EDWARDS AND A CIRCLE OF BLACK ARTISTS. This panel discussion will feature lenders to the exhibition, comprised almost entirely of work...
Join the Arts Council of Princeton for the Opening Reception of Retrieving the Life and Art of James Wilson Edwards and a Circle of Black Artists. This revolutionary exhibition focuses on five late 20th-century master artists who lived and worked within 25 miles of each other in...
On Saturday, October 15, the Arts Council of Princeton will hide handmade, limited-edition ceramic pieces around town. If you find one, it’s yours to keep! This event has become a fan-favorite way to explore Downtown Princeton AND add to your ceramics collection. New for 2022,...
Using fresh pumpkin from the jack-o-lanterns many of us make every year, learn how to extract real DNA from pumpkin cells and talk about the molecular makeup of our world! Led by Princeton University's Molecular Biology Outreach Program.Free and fun for all.
Opening Reception: Tuesday, October 18 | 5-7pm Free and open to all ART OF Karima Muyaes: Saturday, October 22 | 6-9pm Intimate artist talk & dinner in private Princeton home IntroductionIn 1997, while living in Mexico City, Princeton resident Michelle Pirone Lambros met Karima Muyaes and...
Exhibition Dates: October 17-November 7Free and open to allART OF Karima Muyaes: Wednesday, October 26 Intimate artist talk & dinner in private Princeton home Join us for the Opening Reception for an exhibition featuring Karima Muyaes. Muyaes was born in Mexico City, Mexico, in 1960. Her formal education...
Princeton University Swing Dance Club welcomes you to our monthly social dance! We hold an intermediate and beginner lesson prior to the social dance, so come dance with us – we’ll teach you what you need to know to have fun social dancing! The cost...
All Princeton Sketchbook Club members are invited to this non-instructional Sketch-In, a chance to work on your books in a welcoming social setting.Bring your book, favorite art-making tools, and a beverage or snack (BYOB welcome!) to enjoy while chatting with your fellow Club members.This Sketch-In...
