The professionally juried exhibition features works from students at all JCC locations, including paintings & 2D, drawings, ceramics, sculptures, digital and new media, and photography.
Located on the second floor of the Jamestown Campus Sheldon Center, Weeks Gallery is free to visit and open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 10 a.m.-3 p.m. on Fridays.
On display through May 12, the professionally juried exhibition features works from students at all JCC locations, including paintings & 2D, drawings, ceramics, sculptures, digital and new media, and photography.
Located on the second floor of the Jamestown Campus Sheldon Center, Weeks Gallery is free to visit and open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 10 a.m.-3 p.m. on Fridays.
The annual, professionally juried exhibition, features works from all JCC locations. Any student who has taken an art class at JCC has a unique opportunity to have their work professionally juried, installed, and exhibited in the Weeks Gallery.
Attendees will have the opportunity to meet the artists, view their work, and enjoy light refreshments.
Selected students will receive awards for excellence in painting & 2D, drawing, ceramics, sculpture, digital and new media, and photography as well as the President's Award for Artistic Excellence.
Meet local author and JCC adjunct instructor Nick Smith! Learn more about Smith's books, "Cat City" and "Milk Treading," and sign up for a prize giveaway.
Calling all local talent! Bring your act to the Scharmann Theatre to be considered for our exciting lineup of shows for the ‘25-’26 season. Don't miss your chance to be part of something special! Audition time slots are limited and on a first come, first served basis. Use this link to register: forms.gle/4qQ9ZUYvL4skZLMM9
JCC students, staff, and faculty share their talents with the rest of the world for a chance to win big prize money. The audience votes for winners by purchasing voting tickets.
The event includes refreshments for purchase and a 50/50 raffle. Proceeds benefit JCC's Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship.
Acts must pre-register online by April 11. Cost to register is $15.
See a live concert featuring the Dave Golando Quintet with Dave Golando on saxophone, Mark Filsinger on trumpet, Joe Baudo on piano, Marc Cousins on bass, and Carl Alanakien on drums. All members of the group are experienced and accomplished professionals and some of the best and most recognized jazz musicians in Western New York.
The concert will also feature the Chautauqua County Student All-Stars, a group of talented student musicians.
Meet local author Emmily Nelson and learn more about her novel, "Fear of No One." Nelson works at JCC as a project coordinator for High School Partnerships.
Culture Days focus on Swedish culture and the Swedish-American experience, though one does not need to be of Swedish origin to attend. Gatherings include workshops, presentations, and Swedish-inspired food, lingonberry juice, and coffee.
The presentation/workshop schedule is as follows:
March 1: Cooking Easter buns, knitting, wood carving, painting, and Scandinavian ancestry research
April 5: Swedish immigration and lunch for students at noon
Culture Days focus on Swedish culture and the Swedish-American experience, though one does not need to be of Swedish origin to attend. Gatherings include workshops, presentations, and Swedish-inspired food, lingonberry juice, and coffee.
The presentation/workshop schedule is as follows:
March 1: Cooking Easter buns, knitting, wood carving, painting, and Scandinavian ancestry research
April 5: Swedish immigration and lunch for students at noon