Join us at the Passaic County Arts Center for our Art Film Series! Every week, on a Friday evening, we will feature an art-inspired film. Explore a variety of genres from animation and musicals to biographies. Bring your family and friends, a blanket or your favorite chair, and snacks for an unforgettable evening in the …
We are honored to welcome Frankie Soto, two-time recipient of the Multicultural Poet of the Year Award and winner of the North American Book Award in Poetry for a special artist talk. During this event, Soto will share readings from his bestselling collection Petrichor, along with beloved poems such as Spanglish and What If. Attendees will …
Join us at the Passaic County Arts Center for our Art Film Series! Every week, on a Friday evening, we will feature an art-inspired film. Explore a variety of genres from animation and musicals to biographies. Bring your family and friends, a blanket or your favorite chair, and snacks for an unforgettable evening in the …
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Join us in celebrating Passaic County's Baseball History Month with a double-header featuring the Brooklyn Atlantics. Experience the game as it was played in the 19th century, a time when players didn’t wear gloves, and the rules of baseball were still evolving into the modern game we know today Refreshments are available for free to …
Join us at the Passaic County Arts Center for our Art Film Series! Every week, on a Friday evening, we will feature an art-inspired film. Explore a variety of genres from animation and musicals to biographies. Bring your family and friends, a blanket or your favorite chair, and snacks for an unforgettable evening in the …
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Each month at PCAC, we are dedicating an evening to celebrating "The Greats" - artists whose work shaped art history and continue to inspire us to this day. August's Featured Artwork: Vincent Van Gogh's "The Cafe Terrace on the Place du Forum, Arles, 1888" and the Post-Impressionism movement Bring your favorite beverages and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere while you …
Barbara Worton, Linda Dini Jenkins, and an ensemble cast of actors and musicians will bring to life stories from their books Chatterbox: Stories from a Noisy Life, Bedtime Stories: The short, long, and tall tales of a sleepwriter, Becoming Italian, and the choreo-poem they co-authored, If I’m Talking, Why Aren’t You Listening. It will be …
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Fridays | 5:00PM - 8:00PM September 4th - October 23rd | 8 Sessions | Ages 18+ Join us for our Oil Painting led by the professional artist and instructor, Kyeong Kun No. Every Friday, Kyeong will teach students the key elements of painting with oils and attain an in-depth understanding of how to capture the …
Saturdays | 2:00PM - 6:00PM September 5th - November 7th | 6 Sessions | Ages 18+ Join us for Sculpture Class with professional artist and educator Gabriel Pacheco. In this beginner course, students will learn the foundations of sculpture, build their skills with diverse materials, and express their creativity through three distinct sculpture techniques. Whether …
Each month at PCAC, we are dedicating an evening to celebrating "The Greats" - artists whose work shaped art history and continue to inspire us to this day. Bring your favorite beverages and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere while you paint. Limited spots available! Click Here to Register
We are thrilled to welcome Mika Samuelle, a New York City native, who grew up surrounded by artists, authors, and musicians for a special artist talk. Samuelle studied theater in London and went on to create a dynamic career as Stage Manager working on Off-Broadway productions, Broadway musicals, and operas in Italy. Her time with the New York City Ballet, …
Each month at PCAC, we are dedicating an evening to celebrating "The Greats" - artists whose work shaped art history and continue to inspire us to this day. October's Featured Artwork: Edvard Munch's "Scream (1893)" and the Expressionism movement Bring your favorite beverages and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere while you paint. Limited spots available! Click Here to …