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Founded in 1998, Dance New Jersey seeks to expand participation in dance through public awareness initiatives, information services, networking and advocacy. |
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Culture in Context: A Tapestry of Expression was an exhibition at the New Jersey State Museum in 2008, and a series of arts programs that focused on the folk arts traditions found in New Jersey. HDNJ Executive Director, Eleni Chakalos, was interviewed and loaned the museum several traditional Greek folk outfits for the exhibit. Her interview can be read here. |
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The site serves as the online component of the Discover Jersey Arts initiative - a project designed to increase the awareness of and participation in the arts in New Jersey. |
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Office of Arts & History - Middlesex County The mission of the Office of Culture & Heritage in Middlesex County is to develop county wide programs and promote public interest in local and county history, in the arts, and in the cultural values, goals, traditions of the community, the State and the Nation. |
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New Jersey State Council on the Arts (NJSCA) Created as an agency of state government, the NJSCA operates as a division within the Department of State. Its purpose is to encourage and give financial support to artists, arts organizations and projects throughout New Jersey. |
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Hellenic Culural Association - Rutgers University The goal of the Hellenic Cultural Association is to produce an atmosphere for Greek and non-Greek members to discover, share, and promote the Hellenic Culture. We hope to make the Rutgers community more aware of current events happening in Greece and Cyprus today. |
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Established in 1965, The Metropolitan Greek Chorale performs a wide variety of music from classical to contemporary, with a strong focus on Greek music and music by Greek composers. Since its 1968 concert debut at Town Hall, the Chorale has performed at Carnegie Hall, Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center, and other major concert halls in the U.S. |
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The Folklife Program for New Jersey's mission is to encourage various communities to identify unique cultural practices and traditions preserved by our residents. The Folklife Program for New Jersey both preserves folk traditions and presents regional master folk artists. We share and celebrate the cultural diversity in central NJ by presenting a variety of public programs and through studying and archiving these traditional art forms. |
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Monmouth Arts provides programs and services that support the practice, presence, and influence of the arts and of artists throughout Monmouth County. As the official county arts agency, it's our goal to perpetuate a vibrant arts community that truly enhances the quality of life in Monmouth County. Whether you're an artist or a member of the audience, you're sure to benefit from what Monmouth Arts has to offer. |
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