WheatonArts Golf Classic

Group photo of participating golfers from the 2017 WheatonArts Golf Classic.
Photo by Greg Alber

The 23rd Annual Golf Classic at Scotland Run Golf Club

Tuesday, September 10, 2024

Organization History and Mission

For over five decades, Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center has been a vital community, national and international cultural resource in southern New Jersey. Within its beautiful setting, WheatonArts remains the region’s primary tourist destination and serves as a dynamic center for the arts with ever-expanding programs that capture the imagination of all ages.

WheatonArts Golf Classic Attendance and Participation

The WheatonArts Golf Classic brings committed golfers together to support the multicultural, multigenerational programs and educational resources offered at Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center located in Millville, NJ.

WheatonArts believes the arts must be an integral part of the education of all citizens, with special emphasis on school-age children as a part of their basic education. The Golf Classic provides direct support for the programs that provide this doorway to the arts for students throughout the region. WheatonArts Golf Classic sponsors and participants make it possible for children to access creativity regardless of household awareness or income.

Man on golf grounds, ready to swing at golf ball.

Thank you for being a driving force for WheatonArts Educational Programs.

WheatonArts Golf Classic sponsors and participants make it possible for children to access creativity regardless of household awareness or income.

Ceramic artist Phyllis Seidner hands a piece of clay to a child during a demonstration.
Three children observe a small yellow caterpillar
Glass artist Joe Mattson instructing a young girl how to blow a large glass bubble with a blowpipe.
3 children participating in WheatonArts Golf Classic

Program Support

The Glasstown Collective is made up of 3 programs for school aged children: GrowCreative! (Preschool); Glasstown Partnership (Fourth Grade); Glasstown Field Trips, (All Ages).

Collective activities of these programs include artist demonstrations, classroom community projects, museum tours and presentations, journal-keeping and hands-on experiences in a variety of mediums (in some cases including hot glass). The whole of the program is designed to enhance learning in the arts, humanities, and science and to foster team building, social skills development, independence, and accomplishment in the students we serve.

  1. GrowCreative! (Preschool) Program activities include:
  • Free student/teacher access to site with ongoing class visits to museum and guided facility tours (by request)
  • Family “Education Pass” for families and teachers of all participating students
  • Scheduled programming throughout the year to coordinate with school curriculum

2. Glasstown Partnership (4th grade) activities include:

  • Hands-on glassblowing activities
  • Glass vessel design in teams (teambuilding)
  • Written documentation of design process
  • Guided museum tour
  • History of glassmaking in Cumberland County
  • Glassmaking vocabulary introduction

3. Glasstown Field Trips! (all ages):

Subsidized field trips for select Cumberland County schools and home school classes on a first come, first served basis. A typical field trip includes: self guided tour of the museum, narrated demonstrations in the glass studio, tour and demonstrations in the crafts buildings (ceramics and flamework), tour of the Folklife Center exhibit, and time to explore our 45 acre site.

For all questions and sponsorship information, please contact:
856.825.6800, ext. 109 or development@wheatonarts.org.
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