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...
I let light tell its stories.
Grace Villamil ON VIEW: MAIN LOBBY My art is driven by my interest in perception, our interconnected nature and the shared experience. Through the synthesis of sound, light, environment and material, I explore an idea of mysticism: the boundaries of humanity and the uncertainty beyond...
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...
Tributaries of the Mind reflects the many paths I repeatedly take in order to vanquish my fears and become one with the larger Self.
Through the delicate strokes of watercolor and the rich hues of wood stain, these New Jersey-based artists capture the essence of city life with stunning realism.
Anthropomorphic shapes floating, clinging, existing in interior spaces, employing intense color and collage.
Meet us at the Ivy Inn to show some love for the Arts Council of Princeton, your neighborhood arts nonprofit! ACP guest bartenders Elizabeth Semrod + Francine Besselar will keep your glasses full as all tips will raise funds for public art, scholarships, and outreach programs...
Welcome to Story & Verse, a monthly open mic showcasing regional storytellers, poets, and spoken word artists of all kinds. Story & Verse welcomes everyone, from beginners to published performers. All are invited to perform original works based on this month's theme - KNOWLEDGE IS...
You bring your favorite brew or bubbly, and we take care of the rest! Sela Stazzone, ACP artist-instructor and owner of Jean Ceramics, will introduce you to the basics of throwing a bowl on the potter’s wheel. You’ll throw, choose your glaze, and we’ll handle everything else. Instruction, materials, and tools are provided.
Anthropomorphic shapes floating, clinging, existing in interior spaces, employing intense color and collage.
Join the Arts Council of Princeton for a Gallery Talk featuring the artists of Form and Foundation, Sean Carney and Henrieta Maneva.
