Felt Bird Bookmarks
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Paper Helicopters
Create your own flying paper helicopter using just a few household materials! This simple activity introduces basic principles of aerodynamics
HUZZAH! FANTASY FAIRE TAKES OVER WHEATONARTS ON JUNE 21 & 22
MILLVILLE, NJ (June 9, 2025) – Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center proudly declares that Fantasy Faire returns on Saturday, June
ECO FAIR FOR HOMEGROWN & ARTFUL LIVING ON SATURDAY, MAY 3
MILLVILLE, NJ (April 15, 2025) – Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center, in partnership with the Authority of Cumberland County, presents
Inga Lokwe
Inga LokweJohannesburg, South Africa I am Inga Lokwe, a professional glass artist and sculptor from South Africa who was born in
Francois Stephan Pietersen
Francois Stephan PietersenPretoria, Gauteng, South Africa Twenty-five-year-old South African artist Francois Pietersen began his artistic journey at a young age,
Anna Antonia Yiaxi Savvidou
Anna Antonia Yiaxi SavvidouCyprus Anna Antonia Yiaxi Savvidou is a visual artist born in Nicosia, Cyprus, in 1996. She is
Rebecca Arday
Rebecca ArdayUnited States Rebecca Arday’s work interweaves art, science, and history. Utilizing glass and other amorphous, ephemeral materials, she explores
Kris Rumman
Kris RummanBrooklyn, NY Kris Rumman is a Palestinian-American artist whose interdisciplinary practice spans sculpture, performance, and installation, with a focus
Step into Spring at WheatonArts: A New Season of Creativity Begins April 5!
MILLVILLE, NJ (March 5, 2025) – Celebrate the start of Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center’s creative season with the free
Liesl Schubel
Liesl SchubelTrenton, NJLiesl Schubel was born in Ontario, Canada in 1990, and currently lives in Trenton, NJ. As a queer
Andrew Bearnot
Andrew BearnotChicago, ILAndrew Bearnot (b. 1986, New York) is an artist and self described “materialist”: Informed by a background in
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