At the next public meeting of the N.J. Council on the Arts, the theme will be “the importance of the artists in the community”. Following the meeting at 3pm there will be a roundtable discussion on marketing, public strategies and tools, professional opportunities for artists, etc. The meeting will be held at the Visual Arts center of N.J., 68 Elm St., Summit N.J. Contact Eileen Peterson @sos.state.nj.us or 609-633-1251.
To All Members, Patrons and Benefactors,
Thank you for continuing your support during this time of challenge.
BECAUSE OF YOU:
- We were able to navigate the most recent budget storm
- We have renewed optimism that we will be able to continue to fulfill our mission:To foster and promote the arts and heritage of Sussex County, NJ
- Young artists will have unique opportunities to learn, develop their talent and exhibit their work through our Youth Programs
- Artists members continue to have the opportunity to share their inspirations through exhibits at THE GALLERY on Spring Street
- Artistic expression continues to find support in Sussex County
- Sussex County residents and visitors experience the heart and soul of our community past, present and future through the Arts.
Your continued support through membership, patronage and participation is welcome and appreciated. Contact us to learn more. Our warm thanks and appreciation, from the Sussex County Arts and Heritage Council members and Staff.
Please consider making a donation by clicking on the Donate link above. Any amount is helpful and appreciated.
Transportation
Sussex County Transit
973-579-0480
Skyland Ride
If travel assistance is needed, make a reservation 24 hr ahead by calling 973-209-0123.
We will accommodate your special needs with at least two weeks notice.
The Gallery is wheelchair accessible.
Funding has been made available in part by the NJ State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, through the State/County Partnership Block Grant Program, as administered by the Sussex County Arts & Heritage Council and by the Sussex County Board of Freeholders.
