The Matheny Arts Access Program empowers artists with disabilities to create art without limits. Regardless of their disabilities, artists are provided with the tools and materials needed to produce masterful works of art that are distinctly their own. On Saturday, November 23, the Matheny Arts Access Program will present an opening reception for this fine […]

Story & Verse provides a warm and welcoming spotlight for both emerging and established artists in our Solley Theater, an intimate space in the heart of Downtown Princeton. Please visit this link for full details.

The Handpan, a mesmerizing percussion instrument originating in Switzerland, is crafted from two metal hemispheres featuring a central resonant hole and a circle of carefully tuned tonal fields. Known for its warm, soulful resonance, the Handpan produces a wide array of rich, soothing sounds through gentle finger tapping and gliding, blending melody and rhythm in […]

Join the Arts Council of Princeton for a dual exhibition by Jon Sarkin and Hannah Fink, whose work will not only make you think, but it will also make you smile. Both artists take common themes, such as superheroes and shoes and comics, and reinterpret them into a contemporary conversation. From a giant old boot […]

What Remains, an exhibition by Terri Riendeau. Opening Reception: Saturday, November 18 | 3-5pm Please visit this link for full details.

Local artist Diana Weymar facilitates an embroidery circle to capture community stories of PUC's Healing with Music series, Hosted by the Arts Council of Princeton. Healing with Music is a series presented by Princeton University Concerts (PUC) which gets to the heart of music’s life-affirming power through events combining conversation with live performance. This Interwoven […]

In this joyful and immersive gathering, Michael Mwenso, co-creator of The Sound of (Black) Music, along with co-director Shariffa Ali from Princeton’s Lewis Center for the Arts, will create a sense of community and connection by playing recordings of musical forebears who propelled the advancement of the human condition and prompting participants to voluntarily share […]

Exhibit dates: November 11 - December 2 Every week the Arts Council of Princeton and HomeFront connect in an art program called ArtsExchange. Whether we are brainstorming for a project or experimenting with new media, our weekly creative time is special. Every artist is encouraged to embrace a new concept or skill, and then carry […]

Join the Arts Council of Princeton for a dual exhibition by Jon Sarkin and Hannah Fink, whose work will not only make you think, but it will also make you smile. Both artists take common themes, such as superheroes and shoes and comics, and reinterpret them into a contemporary conversation. From a giant old boot […]

What Remains, an exhibition by Terri Riendeau. Opening Reception: Saturday, November 18 | 3-5pm Please visit this link for full details.

In this class, led by healing art instructor/artist Jane Zamost, participants will delve into their psyche crafting what makes them special? Is it your kindness? The way you think? The color of your eyes? You will walk away from this experience feeling proud, confident, and unique. Please visit this link for full details.

A panel presentation and discussion will follow the screening of the documentary "Resilience: The Biology of Stress and The Science of Hope." This event is the kick-off for the "Rebuilding Resiliency; Reclaiming Connection" series taking place in Princeton this fall. The screening of the documentary “Resilience” will be followed by a panel presentation of community […]