Be one of the first to see "Waterways Lake Chautauqua," at Weeks Gallery. The solo exhibition of works by Fredonia-based artist Timothy Frerichs will be on display from Oct. 31 to Dec. 12 at Weeks Gallery. The gallery is open Monday-Thursday 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and Friday 10 a.m.-3 p.m. It is closed on college holidays.
Written by Mark Sasse, JCC's Arts programming administrator, with music by South Koren composer Shin Beak, this is a holiday show like no other. Tales of Wonder brings the holiday season to life in a magical, poignant, and nostalgic way. Comedic takes and dramatic moments. Historical pieces and contemporary dilemmas. This is a unique theatrical show, which combines the best of show from three years of sold-out performances at the Penang Performing Arts Centre in Malaysia from 2015-2017. Now it is being presented for the first time in the USA by the JCC Uncommoners at Scharmann Theatre.
Written by Mark Sasse, JCC's Arts programming administrator, with music by South Koren composer Shin Beak, this is a holiday show like no other. Tales of Wonder brings the holiday season to life in a magical, poignant, and nostalgic way. Comedic takes and dramatic moments. Historical pieces and contemporary dilemmas. This is a unique theatrical show, which combines the best of show from three years of sold-out performances at the Penang Performing Arts Centre in Malaysia from 2015-2017. Now it is being presented for the first time in the USA by the JCC Uncommoners at Scharmann Theatre.
Written by Mark Sasse, JCC's Arts programming administrator, with music by South Koren composer Shin Beak, this is a holiday show like no other. Tales of Wonder brings the holiday season to life in a magical, poignant, and nostalgic way. Comedic takes and dramatic moments. Historical pieces and contemporary dilemmas. This is a unique theatrical show, which combines the best of show from three years of sold-out performances at the Penang Performing Arts Centre in Malaysia from 2015-2017. Now it is being presented for the first time in the USA by the JCC Uncommoners at Scharmann Theatre.
Written by Mark Sasse, JCC's Arts programming administrator, with music by South Koren composer Shin Beak, this is a holiday show like no other. Tales of Wonder brings the holiday season to life in a magical, poignant, and nostalgic way. Comedic takes and dramatic moments. Historical pieces and contemporary dilemmas. This is a unique theatrical show, which combines the best of show from three years of sold-out performances at the Penang Performing Arts Centre in Malaysia from 2015-2017. Now it is being presented for the first time in the USA by the JCC Uncommoners at Scharmann Theatre.
Written by Mark Sasse, JCC's Arts programming administrator, with music by South Koren composer Shin Beak, this is a holiday show like no other. Tales of Wonder brings the holiday season to life in a magical, poignant, and nostalgic way. Comedic takes and dramatic moments. Historical pieces and contemporary dilemmas. This is a unique theatrical show, which combines the best of show from three years of sold-out performances at the Penang Performing Arts Centre in Malaysia from 2015-2017. Now it is being presented for the first time in the USA by the JCC Uncommoners at Scharmann Theatre.
Written by Mark Sasse, JCC's Arts programming administrator, with music by South Koren composer Shin Beak, this is a holiday show like no other. Tales of Wonder brings the holiday season to life in a magical, poignant, and nostalgic way. Comedic takes and dramatic moments. Historical pieces and contemporary dilemmas. This is a unique theatrical show, which combines the best of show from three years of sold-out performances at the Penang Performing Arts Centre in Malaysia from 2015-2017. Now it is being presented for the first time in the USA by the JCC Uncommoners at Scharmann Theatre.
An original story created by the JCC Uncommoners ensemble, based on "Decadal," a work of art by David Schuckel that was featured in the fall 2023 "Reiterations in Glass" exhibition in the Weeks Gallery.
Jamestown will host a free exhibit at City Hall in November that tells the story of Jamestown during World War II. Opportunities are available for students to help curate and set up exhibits, interact with guests, and educate community members on what life was like in Jamestown during WWII. This is a great opportunity for students interested in curation, history, or tourism and hospitality. Stop by their information table to learn more!
Visit the Campus Store and chat with Nick Smith, author and Communications instructor at SUNY JCC. In addition to his newest book, "Cloudwalking," Smith has published works such as "Cat City," "American Spirit," "The Secret Life of Teddy Bears," and "Milk Treading;" which was featured on NPR's "All Things Considered," translated into Italian, and adapted into an Edinburgh Fringe Festival play.
Smith will hold a drawing to give away a copy of his book "American Spirit," during the event.