Another Spirit of America Warren250 partnership with Phillipsburg Urban Enterprise Zone occurred at their NNO last night with over 50 kids participating.
Want to participate in one of these two projects? Visit the Washington and Phillipsburg farmers markets on Saturdays in August.
For participants ages 4-18.
There is no cost. Both projects will be assembled into temporary murals that will be displayed in September in their respective towns. Our goal is 250 for the 250!
Projects supported through New Jersey State Council on the Arts funding.
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Sun., Aug 9 (1-4)
Speaker (2pm)
Limited seating
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Washington Twp, Meadow Breeze
First installment of Spirit of America #warren250 art project. WCCHA partnered with Washington BID and 80+ paintings made by local children.
The goal is 250 for the 250th!
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Stop by for a visit. We are open 1-4 and have a special "On The Daily" topic downstairs ("Tea and the American Revolution") that will be on-going during our museum hours.
Parking is limited. If lots are full, please park on Washington Ave past the Colonial United Methodist Church - Oxford and walk over. While you're down there, stop by to see our beautiful furnace!
Kid friendly.
Free admission.
Friends of Shippen do accept monetary donations, to be used for the museum.
8 Belvidere Ave., Oxford, NJ.
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#SpiritofAmericaWarren250
In honor of the nation's 250th, the Division of Cultural & Heritage Affairs has partnered with Phillipsburg Urban Enterprise Zone and Washington BID for a community-based art project that will debut at both the Washington and Phillipsburg's farmers' markets tomorrow (Sat., 8/1). School-age children and young people (ages 5-18) are welcome to participate by painting a 4"x4" canvas square (all supplies provided by the Warren Co. Division of Cultural & Heritage Affairs with funds from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts.
The community-based art project will be at the two farmers' markets through the month of August. The canvases will be assembled into a temporary mural that will be displayed publicly-- in Phillipsburg on Sat., Sept. 12th for the town's 250/165 celebration (#PhillipsburgArtAssociation) and in Washington Borough prior to the Festival in the Borough in September (date of unveiling to be announced).
The Division of Cultural & Heritage Affairs has partnered with Washington BID and Phillipsburg Urban Enterprise Zone for this project. Stop by during the Farmers' market hours to participate and be a part of this community-based 250th art project!
The Local Arts Grant funding that WCCHA receives from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts provides program support to county-based non-profit organizations with arts-based missions or arts activities. In addition, smaller grants are available for County non-profit organizations and k-12 public school educators in addition to other arts-based programs, activities, and events. We appreciate the annual award from the #NJSCA and will continue to contribute to the County's arts community.
Be sure to stop by the BID and UEZ tents and ask for a canvas! All artwork will be returned to the young people participating later in the year.
#WCCHA #WarrenCoNJ #WashingtonBID #PhillipsburgUEZ #WashingtonBoroughNJ #PhillipsburgNJ
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Sun., Aug. 2nd (1-4)
Another great program.
Museum will be open for main floor tours. On the Daily is in our lower level speakers' room (lower east porch entrance).
Kid friendly
Free admission
Friends of Shippen do accept monetary donations, used for the museum.
On-site parking is limited. There is on-street parking within walking distance of the museum.
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