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Join us at Stockton University Kramer Hall in Hammonton to celebrate the opening of our latest exhibit, Homegrown Expressions, Artist Members Unveiled.

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Come join us at The Sustainable Style Studio for a fun-filled evening of swapping clothes and sipping on your favorite drinks! This in-person event is the perfect opportunity to refresh your wardrobe sustainably while enjoying the company of like-minded fashion enthusiasts. Bring your gently used clothing items to trade with others and discover some new favorite pieces. Don't miss out on this chance to update your style in an eco-friendly way!

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"Please join us Sunday, November 24th for the opening reception for Access to Art, celebrating the Noyes Access to Free Art program that occurred from August to December 2024. About the program: The Noyes Access to Art Program offers a comprehensive year-round initiative for children and adults, with a strong emphasis on arts education. It features a wide variety of in-person and virtual art classes, engaging art history sessions, and captivating art exhibitions. Our uniquely crafted programs are designed to involve a wide range of participants, enabling them to discover, explore, and create original works. Dive into our diverse program options and tap into the rich art resources available at various Noyes locations and through our collaborative partners.

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The Island Singers presents “Ring Out, Wild Bells”. Bells have long been used to announce events, herald celebrations or to express grief. This festive choral concert will explore those diverse sentiments with selections from a variety of cultures. And, of course, we can’t wait to get your toes tapping to some new arrangements of classic favorites like “Jingle Bells”, “Silver Bells” and "Carol of the Bells”. You’ll leave with a smile on your face and a whole new appreciation for that ancient percussive instrument, the Bell. Free admission. Donations greatly appreciated.

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All ages are welcome to attend the Noyes Holiday Market and Gingerbread Village at the Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University on Saturday, December 14 and Sunday, December 15 from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.! Enjoy live holiday music, craft activities for all ages, a pop-up experience from Cardinal restaurant, and shopping from local artists and vendors. Donate an unwrapped toy for the Ducktown AC Toys for Tots drive and receive FREE parking in the Wave parking garage. Compete for cash prizes and vote on your favorite gingerbread house in our Gingerbread Village. This year’s theme is “favorite fictional home”.

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The Marie Rader Series is proud to present the limitless actor, singer, author, and New Jersey’s own Ali Stroker, who won the 2019 Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical for her role as 'Ado Annie' in Rodgers and Hammerstein's Oklahoma! and made history as the first actor in a wheelchair to appear on Broadway in Deaf West’s acclaimed 2015 revival of Spring Awakening. An intimate and heartfelt performance of Ali’s unique interpretations of Broadway favorites promises to inspire audiences of all ages. Details and tickets: go.rowan.edu/alistroker

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Grammy Award-winning musician Oran Etkin’s Timbalooloo takes children on a journey around the world, exploring different instruments and cultures and discovering how vibrant global cultures form the backbone of American music and society. Don’t miss one of the few productions for young audiences to be embraced by major theaters and jazz festivals all around the world — from the Kennedy Center to Istanbul Jazz Fest, North Sea Jazz to Shanghai Theater! Timbalooloo is more than just a live concert. It is a comprehensive teaching method that started off in New York, but has been embraced internationally, including organizations like UNESCO, American Speech Language Hearing Association, and Mladi Ladi Jazz in Prague, which now trains young musicians to teach Etkin’s Timbalooloo method in Czech public schools! The method is inspired by the natural and fluent way that children learn languages at an early age and strives to foster fluency in the language of music in an intuitive and fun way. Best suited for ages 2 - 9 years old and their grown ups. Details and Tickets: go.rowan.edu/timbalooloo

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The GRAMMY® Award-winning vocal ensemble Chanticleer is known around the world as “an orchestra of voices” for its dazzling virtuosity and wide-ranging repertoire rooted in the renaissance, with continued expansion to include a wide range of classical, gospel, jazz, popular music, and a deep commitment to the commissioning of new compositions and arrangements. The Marie Rader Series is proud to present Chanticleer’s Music of a Silent World program, in which the ensemble sings the songs of the natural world and gives a voice to the otherwise voiceless rocks and stones and trees and rivers that share our planet with us. The program centers around a new arrangement of Majel Connery's The Rivers are our Brothers. “The goal,” she says, “is to give nature a voice. I wanted to allow these vibrant things to speak on their own behalf.” While inhabiting those voices, the program also explores what the world might be like without them. Repertoire includes music by William Byrd, Heinrich Isaac, and Robert Schumann, new arrangements of “Wildflowers” by Tom Petty and “The Weather” by Lawrence, and a new commission from Chanticleer’s composer in residence, Ayanna Woods. Runtime is 105 minutes with a 15 minute intermission. Details and Tickets: go.rowan.edu/chanticleer

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