Cranbury Arts Council Youth Programs
Cranbury School, 23 N Main St, Town Hall, Gourgaud Gallery (23-A), Cranbury, NJ 8512
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Cranbury Arts Council Youth Programs include summer Art and Steam camps, programs in art and design, musical theater, technology, and creative thinking. The program also offers a fall musical theater production, an Art in the Park plein air series for artists, an ornament-decorating activity, a film festival for students in middle and high school, and an installation of mandalas made by graduating eighth-grade students.
• Ages: 6–14 years old
Since 2013, Cranbury Arts Council has sponsored the installation of mandalas made by graduating eighth-grade students in panels in the Cranbury School's atrium. The summer Art and Steam camps are for children in Grades 1–9, and children from all communities are welcome in the camps, with need-based scholarships available for all camps. The fall musical theater workshop is for children in Grades 3–8. Original films created by students are screened in Gourgaud Gallery for the student film festival, and Gourgaud Gallery offers an Art in the Park plein air series for artists. The Cranbury Arts Council is a 501(c)(3) non-profit volunteer organization with the mission “To foster, support, educate, inspire, and promote artists and art appreciation in our community.” The organization is led by Noël Kinney (President), Linda Gilbert (Gallery Chairperson), Kerrie Liggio (Secretary), and Daniel Kinney (Treasurer).
The Cranbury Arts Council is a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to enriching the cultural experiences of the community by providing arts-oriented programs, workshops, and performances. It sponsors a free ornament-decorating activity during the Cranbury Lions Club Pancake Breakfast every December, participates in Cranbury Day each September, and participates in the Cranbury Municipal Alliance's Health and Wellness Fair in May. Cranbury Arts Council provides two $100 awards to eighth-grade students at the Cranbury School, the Tamara Woronczuk Art Award and the John McClernan Music Award, and gives a $500 Excellence in the Arts Award to a graduating senior from Cranbury who has demonstrated exceptional talent and dedication to the arts. The organization also holds a biannual fundraiser featuring a silent auction of works of art donated by local artists.
Last updated July 6, 2026.
• Ages: 6–14 years old
Since 2013, Cranbury Arts Council has sponsored the installation of mandalas made by graduating eighth-grade students in panels in the Cranbury School's atrium. The summer Art and Steam camps are for children in Grades 1–9, and children from all communities are welcome in the camps, with need-based scholarships available for all camps. The fall musical theater workshop is for children in Grades 3–8. Original films created by students are screened in Gourgaud Gallery for the student film festival, and Gourgaud Gallery offers an Art in the Park plein air series for artists. The Cranbury Arts Council is a 501(c)(3) non-profit volunteer organization with the mission “To foster, support, educate, inspire, and promote artists and art appreciation in our community.” The organization is led by Noël Kinney (President), Linda Gilbert (Gallery Chairperson), Kerrie Liggio (Secretary), and Daniel Kinney (Treasurer).
The Cranbury Arts Council is a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to enriching the cultural experiences of the community by providing arts-oriented programs, workshops, and performances. It sponsors a free ornament-decorating activity during the Cranbury Lions Club Pancake Breakfast every December, participates in Cranbury Day each September, and participates in the Cranbury Municipal Alliance's Health and Wellness Fair in May. Cranbury Arts Council provides two $100 awards to eighth-grade students at the Cranbury School, the Tamara Woronczuk Art Award and the John McClernan Music Award, and gives a $500 Excellence in the Arts Award to a graduating senior from Cranbury who has demonstrated exceptional talent and dedication to the arts. The organization also holds a biannual fundraiser featuring a silent auction of works of art donated by local artists.
Last updated July 6, 2026.
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