Carl Burger: Mastery of the Medium celebrates a lifetime dedicated to artistic investigation through thirteen oil-on-canvas paintings and thirty-two works on paper dating from 1944 to 2012. All admission tickets must be purchased in advance. Book your visit at https://morrismuseum.org/visit/ ... SEE MORE

This summer, the gardens at Morris County Historical Society’s Acorn Hall are the lush backdrop for “Namaste in Nature,” where the ancient art of meditation coupled with physical disciplines will be open to all yogis and newcomers for the four ... SEE MORE

While we stay closer to home this summer, let's enjoy the national parks through Ken Burns' The National Parks: America's Best Idea, streaming free online from NJTV now through August 10, 2020. Then join our historian online as we discover ... SEE MORE

Have fun creating and learning from home with a collection of WheatonArts Family Art Workshop video tutorials! Great for all skill levels and ages, each tutorial is paired with engaging discussion questions and links for further learning. A new video ... SEE MORE

Friday, April 3, 2020 – Sunday, September 6, 2020. Dissonance – Art│Craft│Design│Performance│New Media. In music, dissonance describes the tension that arises from discordant elements, which in turn helps us better appreciate harmony. Inspired by this concept, the exhibition explores artistic ... SEE MORE

Friday, March 13, 2020 – Sunday, August 16, 2020. The contemporary mechanical works in Tiny Intricacies may be small in size but they are designed to delight and surprise. These intricately-crafted treasures are installed alongside several 19th century novelty pieces ... SEE MORE

Radical Women: Fighting for Power and the Vote in New Jersey! The New Jersey Secretary of State, Tahesha Way will be speaking. NJ Women Vote: The 19th Amendment at 100 New Jersey’s Nineteenth Amendment Centennial Initiative* @njwomenvote100 www.npl.org Opening Reception: ... SEE MORE

Eva Zeisel (1906-2011) was the preeminent modern designer of mass-produced dinnerware of the 20th century. On view are designs in ceramic, glass, and wood from 21 different lines, ranging from Zeisel's first handmade studio pottery in 1926 in Hungary to ... SEE MORE

Carl Burger: Mastery of the Medium celebrates a lifetime dedicated to artistic investigation through thirteen oil-on-canvas paintings and thirty-two works on paper dating from 1944 to 2012. All admission tickets must be purchased in advance. Book your visit at https://morrismuseum.org/visit/ ... SEE MORE

This summer, the gardens at Morris County Historical Society’s Acorn Hall are the lush backdrop for “Namaste in Nature,” where the ancient art of meditation coupled with physical disciplines will be open to all yogis and newcomers for the four ... SEE MORE

While we stay closer to home this summer, let's enjoy the national parks through Ken Burns' The National Parks: America's Best Idea, streaming free online from NJTV now through August 10, 2020. Then join our historian online as we discover ... SEE MORE

Have fun creating and learning from home with a collection of WheatonArts Family Art Workshop video tutorials! Great for all skill levels and ages, each tutorial is paired with engaging discussion questions and links for further learning. A new video ... SEE MORE

Friday, April 3, 2020 – Sunday, September 6, 2020. Dissonance – Art│Craft│Design│Performance│New Media. In music, dissonance describes the tension that arises from discordant elements, which in turn helps us better appreciate harmony. Inspired by this concept, the exhibition explores artistic ... SEE MORE

Friday, March 13, 2020 – Sunday, August 16, 2020. The contemporary mechanical works in Tiny Intricacies may be small in size but they are designed to delight and surprise. These intricately-crafted treasures are installed alongside several 19th century novelty pieces ... SEE MORE

Radical Women: Fighting for Power and the Vote in New Jersey! The New Jersey Secretary of State, Tahesha Way will be speaking. NJ Women Vote: The 19th Amendment at 100 New Jersey’s Nineteenth Amendment Centennial Initiative* @njwomenvote100 www.npl.org Opening Reception: ... SEE MORE

Eva Zeisel (1906-2011) was the preeminent modern designer of mass-produced dinnerware of the 20th century. On view are designs in ceramic, glass, and wood from 21 different lines, ranging from Zeisel's first handmade studio pottery in 1926 in Hungary to ... SEE MORE

Carl Burger: Mastery of the Medium celebrates a lifetime dedicated to artistic investigation through thirteen oil-on-canvas paintings and thirty-two works on paper dating from 1944 to 2012. All admission tickets must be purchased in advance. Book your visit at https://morrismuseum.org/visit/ ... SEE MORE

This summer, the gardens at Morris County Historical Society’s Acorn Hall are the lush backdrop for “Namaste in Nature,” where the ancient art of meditation coupled with physical disciplines will be open to all yogis and newcomers for the four ... SEE MORE

While we stay closer to home this summer, let's enjoy the national parks through Ken Burns' The National Parks: America's Best Idea, streaming free online from NJTV now through August 10, 2020. Then join our historian online as we discover ... SEE MORE

Have fun creating and learning from home with a collection of WheatonArts Family Art Workshop video tutorials! Great for all skill levels and ages, each tutorial is paired with engaging discussion questions and links for further learning. A new video ... SEE MORE

Friday, April 3, 2020 – Sunday, September 6, 2020. Dissonance – Art│Craft│Design│Performance│New Media. In music, dissonance describes the tension that arises from discordant elements, which in turn helps us better appreciate harmony. Inspired by this concept, the exhibition explores artistic ... SEE MORE

Friday, March 13, 2020 – Sunday, August 16, 2020. The contemporary mechanical works in Tiny Intricacies may be small in size but they are designed to delight and surprise. These intricately-crafted treasures are installed alongside several 19th century novelty pieces ... SEE MORE

Radical Women: Fighting for Power and the Vote in New Jersey! The New Jersey Secretary of State, Tahesha Way will be speaking. NJ Women Vote: The 19th Amendment at 100 New Jersey’s Nineteenth Amendment Centennial Initiative* @njwomenvote100 www.npl.org Opening Reception: ... SEE MORE

Accompany the Guinness Collection staff into the world of “precious smalls” and present-day mechanical works to catch a glimpse of Tiny Intricacies. The contemporary mechanical works in Tiny Intricacies may be small in size but they are designed to delight ... SEE MORE

The "Lot Of Strings Music Festival" features four exciting and critically-acclaimed string quartets over the course of four Thursday evenings atop the Morris Museum’s elevated parking lot. Enjoy the thrill of live music and stunning sunsets from the comfort of ... SEE MORE

Eva Zeisel (1906-2011) was the preeminent modern designer of mass-produced dinnerware of the 20th century. On view are designs in ceramic, glass, and wood from 21 different lines, ranging from Zeisel's first handmade studio pottery in 1926 in Hungary to ... SEE MORE

Carl Burger: Mastery of the Medium celebrates a lifetime dedicated to artistic investigation through thirteen oil-on-canvas paintings and thirty-two works on paper dating from 1944 to 2012. All admission tickets must be purchased in advance. Book your visit at https://morrismuseum.org/visit/ ... SEE MORE

This summer, the gardens at Morris County Historical Society’s Acorn Hall are the lush backdrop for “Namaste in Nature,” where the ancient art of meditation coupled with physical disciplines will be open to all yogis and newcomers for the four ... SEE MORE

While we stay closer to home this summer, let's enjoy the national parks through Ken Burns' The National Parks: America's Best Idea, streaming free online from NJTV now through August 10, 2020. Then join our historian online as we discover ... SEE MORE

Have fun creating and learning from home with a collection of WheatonArts Family Art Workshop video tutorials! Great for all skill levels and ages, each tutorial is paired with engaging discussion questions and links for further learning. A new video ... SEE MORE

Friday, April 3, 2020 – Sunday, September 6, 2020. Dissonance – Art│Craft│Design│Performance│New Media. In music, dissonance describes the tension that arises from discordant elements, which in turn helps us better appreciate harmony. Inspired by this concept, the exhibition explores artistic ... SEE MORE

Friday, March 13, 2020 – Sunday, August 16, 2020. The contemporary mechanical works in Tiny Intricacies may be small in size but they are designed to delight and surprise. These intricately-crafted treasures are installed alongside several 19th century novelty pieces ... SEE MORE

Radical Women: Fighting for Power and the Vote in New Jersey! The New Jersey Secretary of State, Tahesha Way will be speaking. NJ Women Vote: The 19th Amendment at 100 New Jersey’s Nineteenth Amendment Centennial Initiative* @njwomenvote100 www.npl.org Opening Reception: ... SEE MORE

Eva Zeisel (1906-2011) was the preeminent modern designer of mass-produced dinnerware of the 20th century. On view are designs in ceramic, glass, and wood from 21 different lines, ranging from Zeisel's first handmade studio pottery in 1926 in Hungary to ... SEE MORE

Carl Burger: Mastery of the Medium celebrates a lifetime dedicated to artistic investigation through thirteen oil-on-canvas paintings and thirty-two works on paper dating from 1944 to 2012. All admission tickets must be purchased in advance. Book your visit at https://morrismuseum.org/visit/ ... SEE MORE

This summer, the gardens at Morris County Historical Society’s Acorn Hall are the lush backdrop for “Namaste in Nature,” where the ancient art of meditation coupled with physical disciplines will be open to all yogis and newcomers for the four ... SEE MORE

While we stay closer to home this summer, let's enjoy the national parks through Ken Burns' The National Parks: America's Best Idea, streaming free online from NJTV now through August 10, 2020. Then join our historian online as we discover ... SEE MORE

Have fun creating and learning from home with a collection of WheatonArts Family Art Workshop video tutorials! Great for all skill levels and ages, each tutorial is paired with engaging discussion questions and links for further learning. A new video ... SEE MORE

Friday, April 3, 2020 – Sunday, September 6, 2020. Dissonance – Art│Craft│Design│Performance│New Media. In music, dissonance describes the tension that arises from discordant elements, which in turn helps us better appreciate harmony. Inspired by this concept, the exhibition explores artistic ... SEE MORE

Friday, March 13, 2020 – Sunday, August 16, 2020. The contemporary mechanical works in Tiny Intricacies may be small in size but they are designed to delight and surprise. These intricately-crafted treasures are installed alongside several 19th century novelty pieces ... SEE MORE

Radical Women: Fighting for Power and the Vote in New Jersey! The New Jersey Secretary of State, Tahesha Way will be speaking. NJ Women Vote: The 19th Amendment at 100 New Jersey’s Nineteenth Amendment Centennial Initiative* @njwomenvote100 www.npl.org Opening Reception: ... SEE MORE

Eva Zeisel (1906-2011) was the preeminent modern designer of mass-produced dinnerware of the 20th century. On view are designs in ceramic, glass, and wood from 21 different lines, ranging from Zeisel's first handmade studio pottery in 1926 in Hungary to ... SEE MORE

Carl Burger: Mastery of the Medium celebrates a lifetime dedicated to artistic investigation through thirteen oil-on-canvas paintings and thirty-two works on paper dating from 1944 to 2012. All admission tickets must be purchased in advance. Book your visit at https://morrismuseum.org/visit/ ... SEE MORE

This summer, the gardens at Morris County Historical Society’s Acorn Hall are the lush backdrop for “Namaste in Nature,” where the ancient art of meditation coupled with physical disciplines will be open to all yogis and newcomers for the four ... SEE MORE

While we stay closer to home this summer, let's enjoy the national parks through Ken Burns' The National Parks: America's Best Idea, streaming free online from NJTV now through August 10, 2020. Then join our historian online as we discover ... SEE MORE

Have fun creating and learning from home with a collection of WheatonArts Family Art Workshop video tutorials! Great for all skill levels and ages, each tutorial is paired with engaging discussion questions and links for further learning. A new video ... SEE MORE

Friday, April 3, 2020 – Sunday, September 6, 2020. Dissonance – Art│Craft│Design│Performance│New Media. In music, dissonance describes the tension that arises from discordant elements, which in turn helps us better appreciate harmony. Inspired by this concept, the exhibition explores artistic ... SEE MORE

Friday, March 13, 2020 – Sunday, August 16, 2020. The contemporary mechanical works in Tiny Intricacies may be small in size but they are designed to delight and surprise. These intricately-crafted treasures are installed alongside several 19th century novelty pieces ... SEE MORE

Radical Women: Fighting for Power and the Vote in New Jersey! The New Jersey Secretary of State, Tahesha Way will be speaking. NJ Women Vote: The 19th Amendment at 100 New Jersey’s Nineteenth Amendment Centennial Initiative* @njwomenvote100 www.npl.org Opening Reception: ... SEE MORE

In partnership with the Cumberland County Improvement Authority, WheatonArts presents its first-ever Virtual ECO Week! This week-long event features visits with local artists, live and on-demand programming from environmentally-minded organizations, and a daily Kids ECO Camp with hands-on art activities; ... SEE MORE

Eva Zeisel (1906-2011) was the preeminent modern designer of mass-produced dinnerware of the 20th century. On view are designs in ceramic, glass, and wood from 21 different lines, ranging from Zeisel's first handmade studio pottery in 1926 in Hungary to ... SEE MORE

Carl Burger: Mastery of the Medium celebrates a lifetime dedicated to artistic investigation through thirteen oil-on-canvas paintings and thirty-two works on paper dating from 1944 to 2012. All admission tickets must be purchased in advance. Book your visit at https://morrismuseum.org/visit/ ... SEE MORE

This summer, the gardens at Morris County Historical Society’s Acorn Hall are the lush backdrop for “Namaste in Nature,” where the ancient art of meditation coupled with physical disciplines will be open to all yogis and newcomers for the four ... SEE MORE

Have fun creating and learning from home with a collection of WheatonArts Family Art Workshop video tutorials! Great for all skill levels and ages, each tutorial is paired with engaging discussion questions and links for further learning. A new video ... SEE MORE

Friday, April 3, 2020 – Sunday, September 6, 2020. Dissonance – Art│Craft│Design│Performance│New Media. In music, dissonance describes the tension that arises from discordant elements, which in turn helps us better appreciate harmony. Inspired by this concept, the exhibition explores artistic ... SEE MORE

Friday, March 13, 2020 – Sunday, August 16, 2020. The contemporary mechanical works in Tiny Intricacies may be small in size but they are designed to delight and surprise. These intricately-crafted treasures are installed alongside several 19th century novelty pieces ... SEE MORE

Radical Women: Fighting for Power and the Vote in New Jersey! The New Jersey Secretary of State, Tahesha Way will be speaking. NJ Women Vote: The 19th Amendment at 100 New Jersey’s Nineteenth Amendment Centennial Initiative* @njwomenvote100 www.npl.org Opening Reception: ... SEE MORE

In partnership with the Cumberland County Improvement Authority, WheatonArts presents its first-ever Virtual ECO Week! This week-long event features visits with local artists, live and on-demand programming from environmentally-minded organizations, and a daily Kids ECO Camp with hands-on art activities; ... SEE MORE

Carl Burger: Mastery of the Medium celebrates a lifetime dedicated to artistic investigation through thirteen oil-on-canvas paintings and thirty-two works on paper dating from 1944 to 2012. All admission tickets must be purchased in advance. Book your visit at https://morrismuseum.org/visit/ ... SEE MORE

This summer, the gardens at Morris County Historical Society’s Acorn Hall are the lush backdrop for “Namaste in Nature,” where the ancient art of meditation coupled with physical disciplines will be open to all yogis and newcomers for the four ... SEE MORE

Have fun creating and learning from home with a collection of WheatonArts Family Art Workshop video tutorials! Great for all skill levels and ages, each tutorial is paired with engaging discussion questions and links for further learning. A new video ... SEE MORE

Friday, April 3, 2020 – Sunday, September 6, 2020. Dissonance – Art│Craft│Design│Performance│New Media. In music, dissonance describes the tension that arises from discordant elements, which in turn helps us better appreciate harmony. Inspired by this concept, the exhibition explores artistic ... SEE MORE

Radical Women: Fighting for Power and the Vote in New Jersey! The New Jersey Secretary of State, Tahesha Way will be speaking. NJ Women Vote: The 19th Amendment at 100 New Jersey’s Nineteenth Amendment Centennial Initiative* @njwomenvote100 www.npl.org Opening Reception: ... SEE MORE

In partnership with the Cumberland County Improvement Authority, WheatonArts presents its first-ever Virtual ECO Week! This week-long event features visits with local artists, live and on-demand programming from environmentally-minded organizations, and a daily Kids ECO Camp with hands-on art activities; ... SEE MORE

Eva Zeisel (1906-2011) was the preeminent modern designer of mass-produced dinnerware of the 20th century. On view are designs in ceramic, glass, and wood from 21 different lines, ranging from Zeisel's first handmade studio pottery in 1926 in Hungary to ... SEE MORE

Carl Burger: Mastery of the Medium celebrates a lifetime dedicated to artistic investigation through thirteen oil-on-canvas paintings and thirty-two works on paper dating from 1944 to 2012. All admission tickets must be purchased in advance. Book your visit at https://morrismuseum.org/visit/ ... SEE MORE

This summer, the gardens at Morris County Historical Society’s Acorn Hall are the lush backdrop for “Namaste in Nature,” where the ancient art of meditation coupled with physical disciplines will be open to all yogis and newcomers for the four ... SEE MORE

Have fun creating and learning from home with a collection of WheatonArts Family Art Workshop video tutorials! Great for all skill levels and ages, each tutorial is paired with engaging discussion questions and links for further learning. A new video ... SEE MORE

Friday, April 3, 2020 – Sunday, September 6, 2020. Dissonance – Art│Craft│Design│Performance│New Media. In music, dissonance describes the tension that arises from discordant elements, which in turn helps us better appreciate harmony. Inspired by this concept, the exhibition explores artistic ... SEE MORE

Radical Women: Fighting for Power and the Vote in New Jersey! The New Jersey Secretary of State, Tahesha Way will be speaking. NJ Women Vote: The 19th Amendment at 100 New Jersey’s Nineteenth Amendment Centennial Initiative* @njwomenvote100 www.npl.org Opening Reception: ... SEE MORE

In partnership with the Cumberland County Improvement Authority, WheatonArts presents its first-ever Virtual ECO Week! This week-long event features visits with local artists, live and on-demand programming from environmentally-minded organizations, and a daily Kids ECO Camp with hands-on art activities; ... SEE MORE

Eva Zeisel (1906-2011) was the preeminent modern designer of mass-produced dinnerware of the 20th century. On view are designs in ceramic, glass, and wood from 21 different lines, ranging from Zeisel's first handmade studio pottery in 1926 in Hungary to ... SEE MORE

Carl Burger: Mastery of the Medium celebrates a lifetime dedicated to artistic investigation through thirteen oil-on-canvas paintings and thirty-two works on paper dating from 1944 to 2012. All admission tickets must be purchased in advance. Book your visit at https://morrismuseum.org/visit/ ... SEE MORE

This summer, the gardens at Morris County Historical Society’s Acorn Hall are the lush backdrop for “Namaste in Nature,” where the ancient art of meditation coupled with physical disciplines will be open to all yogis and newcomers for the four ... SEE MORE

Have fun creating and learning from home with a collection of WheatonArts Family Art Workshop video tutorials! Great for all skill levels and ages, each tutorial is paired with engaging discussion questions and links for further learning. A new video ... SEE MORE

Friday, April 3, 2020 – Sunday, September 6, 2020. Dissonance – Art│Craft│Design│Performance│New Media. In music, dissonance describes the tension that arises from discordant elements, which in turn helps us better appreciate harmony. Inspired by this concept, the exhibition explores artistic ... SEE MORE

Radical Women: Fighting for Power and the Vote in New Jersey! The New Jersey Secretary of State, Tahesha Way will be speaking. NJ Women Vote: The 19th Amendment at 100 New Jersey’s Nineteenth Amendment Centennial Initiative* @njwomenvote100 www.npl.org Opening Reception: ... SEE MORE