WEATHER STATEMENT: In the event of a light passing shower today, The Junkyard will remain open until 6pm. Fragile artwork will not be displayed. Major storms will require us to close for the remainder of the day… So come early!
The Junkyard
Friday, July 23 – Saturday, July 24 – Sunday, July 25
Woolsey Park, Titusville, NJ
For one weekend only!
Artists will transform Woolsey Park into a temporary sculpture garden from Friday, July 23 to Sunday, July 25 at The Junkyard, an all-new outdoor upcycle art exhibition hosted by the Hopewell Valley Arts Council. The event celebrates ingenuity while raising awareness about the need to protect our environment proving that one man’s trash is another’s treasure.
For tickets and to plan your visit, click here.
Outdoor Art Films series — curated movies under the stars
Select Fridays, 8:30pm, doors open at 8pm at Woolsey Park
Bring your folding chair or blanket to view artful movies under the stars on a gigantic screen!
Adults $10 / Kids $5
Movie package (for all FIVE movies): $40
At the door: $15
Popcorn & beverages will be available for sale. Picnicking is welcome (with take-home trash removal).
For more details and to purchase tickets, click here.
Congratulations to our 2021 scholarship winners!
Seraphina Gillman, Olivia Levin, David LaRaus, and Nicole Bartnikowski
For details about the recipients, please see this link.
2021 Annual Scholarships
Congratulations to Seraphina Gillman, Olivia Levin, David LaRaus, and Nicole Bartnikowski
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It is always a joy to support and attend one of the HVAC events. One of the favorites is their Annual Pumpkin Carve. The creativity of the artists and the innovative thinking skills of Carol and her team allowed for a “drive thru” Pumpkin Carve last year. It was exactly what the community needed to get people out of their homes (safely) and bring some much needed laughter to both children and adults.
— Lisa Freeman, Foundation Board Member, Robert Wood Johnson- Hamilton
Hopewell Valley Arts Council is incredible — offering programs for everyone in the community and surrounding area from the youngest to those who are older. Their programs and offerings, from pumpkin carving, lectures, arts shows at the community hospital engage both participating artists but all the individuals who simply want to look, study, and observe what “artists” do. Keep up the wonderful work.
— George Olexa & Terri Olexa, Member Artists