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19th Madison Holiday Arts Festival Schedule Grid | November 29 & 30 | December 1 Read More »
Join us for our monthly Live Music Showcase Admission:$10 Advance$15 Day of Show Come Original: A monthly live music showcase centered on promoting original music from local bands and artists, while supporting local businesses, artists, and makers with pop up shops at each event. Join us on Saturday November 23, 2024 at 7pm at The Madison Community Arts Center for
Join us for our Music Open Mic Series @ Madison Community Arts Center produced by Caroline Romanelli of Embrace DIY Productions and The Madison Arts and Culture Alliance. The Music Open Mic is presented every second Wednesday of the month. All are welcome to participate or appreciate. In person sign up only. Sign up sheet
Open Mic – Music: Wednesday December 13 2023| Sign-up 7:00 pm | 7:30 pm Start Read More »
A self-juried show from members of the New Jersey Photography Forum focusing on various themes: color images from Lynn Ronan include built structures; John Markanich focuses on black and whites of structures in landscape settings and; Allan Wood’s color abstracts. All images are framed and available for sale. Regular gallery hours posted below. Biographies of
Photography by Lynn Ronan, John Markanich and Allan Wood | May 17 – 31 Read More »
Join us for our monthly Live Music Showcases: Come Original Come Original: A monthly live music & art showcase to celebrate and experience the beauty of live original music, while supporting local businesses and makers with pop up shops at each event. Admission:$10 Advance$15 Day of Show Purchase tickets on TicketLeap at this link. Performances
The stories of our mothers are overshadowed by our fathers, in a man’s world, where language is not the mother-tongue but rather, the father-tongue. Grace has always lived in the shadow of her father. On her final day of life, Grace conjures up her mother, Jeanette, and her child-self, young Grace, and the three women