No Impact Man, the movie showing at the Noyes Museum.
Free!

"Don't miss seeing the movie the whole town will be talking about, NO IMPACT MAN. On Friday April 23, 7 p.m. at the Noyes Museum. All are invited (locals residents, farmers, business owners, politicians, everyone) to see how one man and his reluctant family bucks the conventional system and makes no trash, uses no electricity, uses only bicycles for transportation and EATS LOCALLY AND SEASONALLY among other things for one year! There will be a discussion following the movie, I am sure IT WILL BE LIVELY! Seating is limited, so reply ASAP.
Brought to you by the Hammonton Green Committee in honor of Earth Day."

Opening Reception

The Arc of Atlantic County exhibits at ArtPort

The Noyes Museum of Art of Richard Stockton College, in partnership with the Ocean City Fine Art League, are honored to be exhibiting the work by Arc's artists at the Atlantic City Airport, March 26th till June 22nd. The exhibit is open to the public and the first hour of parking is free.

http://www.noyesmuseum.org/

http://www.arcatlantic.org/

http://www.sjta.com/acairport/artport.asp

http://www.oceancityfineartsleague.org/

The Arc's Creative Arts Program is part of the Recreation Program designed to give people opportunities to play sports, to learn new skills and to discover their creative talents. They grow in confidence, self-estem and improve their social skills by making connecting with new friends and the community.

Reception March 19th, 2010

Great reception celebrating the opening

of four new exhibitions on March 19th!

MultiCulture Celebration at the Noyes Museum, March 12th

http://nbc40.net/pages/videoplayer/video.php?vid=12532

Mish Mash Strikes Back:

Contemporary Clay Redefined

March 4 - June 13, 2010

Opening Reception: March 19, 2010, 5-8 p.m.

Nineteen nationally acclaimed artists stretch the limitations of not only the physical properties of clay, but also the perception of what clay art can be. The voices of fringe, emerging or non-traditional ceramic artists are presented in imaginative applications. The artists engage the viewer by creating mystery or seeking a truth through the manipulation of the medium in an attempt to cause stimulation of the senses. Mish-Mash Strikes Back is part of the South Jersey Clay Tour that includes one-hundred and fifty artists in fourteen different exhibitions at eleven venues across six southern NJ counties.

Participating artists include: Emily Ward Bivens, Matt Burton, Doug Casebeer, Ray Chen, Rick Crowley, David East, Rain Harris, Katherine Johnson, Jerry Kaba, Leigh Taylor Mickelson, Peter Morgan, Jill Oberman, Helen Otterson, Rick Parsons, Kelly & Kyle Phelps, Amy Santoferraro, Todd Shanafelt, Keith Smith, Fred Spaulding and Skeff Thomas.

Fred Noyes "No Impact Man"

Free Screening at the Noyes in Hammonton!
This year marks the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day. In honor of this monumental year, the Hammonton Green Committee and the Noyes Museum (Hammonton Branch) will show this film, Friday, April 23, at 7 p.m.

Seating at the Noyes is maxed out at 85! RSVP, ASAP to sgie...tka@comcast.net
 or to the Noyes Museum, babybrittany194@live.com.


http://www.hammontongreen.com/