Each year, the Princeton GirlChoir singers carefully select a charitable organization to support through the power and beauty of their singing. In the Fall of 2023, they chose to lend their voices in support of The Akshaya Patra Foundation, a charitable organization with the mission to combat classroom hunger and malnutrition in India. In November […]
This live art-making class is inspired by Hyde Solomon’s painting Sky and Mountain (1973). In this session, we will create light with abstract shapes of color. Find the suggested materials list for this art-making class here. The Museum partners with the Arts Council of Princeton to provide free virtual drawing classes, taught by artist-instructor Barbara […]
In support of Arts and Health month, Open Mouth Poetry will be held each November to promote poetry’s role in healing, affirming, and nurturing healthy individuals. Poetry themes may be diverse, but the salve of the art form will carry throughout. Open Mouth Poetry will provide an opportunity for local poets to read their original […]
OnStage Seniors presents a program of 'documentary theater' on the theme of "Give and Take." The performance will include a talk-back, encouraging participants to find common ground through stories told on stage. An an unforgettable experience celebrating the power of storytelling.
This live art-making class is inspired by John Frederick Kensett’s painting Sunset, Camel’s Hump, Vermont (ca. 1850). In this session, we will explore color values as we draw a sunset. Find the suggested materials list for this art-making class here. The Museum partners with the Arts Council of Princeton to provide free virtual drawing classes, […]
Join the ACP and Homefront’s Art Space for a collaborative community Coloring Workshop, Breathe and Create in the ACP Taplin gallery. Participants can de-stress with coloring books and companionship. Learn why art matters to our health and well-being and take home an ‘art coloring kit’ along with other ideas to de-stress.
This live art-making class is inspired by Charles Herbert Moore's watercolor Snow Squall (1865–66). In this session, we will use warm and cool colors to create a snow scene. Find the suggested materials list for this art-making class here. The Museum partners with the Arts Council of Princeton to provide free virtual drawing classes, taught […]
