The events below highlight Valentine’s Day programming across South Jersey’s eight counties and invite residents to support local communities while celebrating the season of love.

Black History Month (BHM) is a yearly celebration held every February to recognize the historic contributions of African Americans to U.S history, culture, and society. From science and politics to art and community leadership.

With dedicated leadership and instruction from Jackie Sandro, director of the Clay College, the camp instilled its mission of getting children to grow, learn, and enrich their lives through the power of art.

Pride Month is a time for love, acceptance, celebration, inclusivity, and diversity.

<p>On <strong>May 29</strong>, during the <strong><a href="https://njtheatrealliance.org/cultural-access-network/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Cultural Access Summit</a></strong> at <strong>Grounds for Sculpture</strong>, <strong>SJCA Executive Director Julie Hain</strong> will present the <strong>Excellence in Cultural Access Innovation Award</strong> to the Peto Museum for their incredible efforts to welcome visitors of all abilities.</p> <p>The award is part of the work

<p data-block-key="n77su">The<b> South Jersey Cultural Alliance’s Performing Arts Center (PAC) Pop-Up</b> events are a unique opportunity to blend visual arts with live performances, creating immersive cultural experiences for South Jersey audiences. These events, hosted in partnership with <b>Stockton University Performing Arts Center</b>, invite<b> 5 to 6 local artists to showcase their work</b> in the theatre’s lobby, adding a vibrant visual element to the evening’s perfor

Seabrook Village became the site of relocation for many interned Japanese Americans as Seabrook Farms suffered a labor shortage as a direct result of the war. In 1944, Seabrook Farms recruited about 2,500 interned Japanese Americans for employment.