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Aradia's Treasure Metaphysical Shop will sponsor an eight week in depth tarot course. The course runs on Thursday evenings from March 7, 2019 to April 25, 2019. Classes will be held from 7:00 - 9:00 pm. Cost of the class is $175.00. The course will be taught by Debra Branda-Canady who has more than 40 years experience in the field of tarot. The course is designed to teach serious students how to develop their intuitive skills and successfully learn to read tarot. The course will cover the basics of tarot study and reading, as well as, modules on psychic development, journaling, types of spreads and how to expand them, ethical practices and professionalism. Aradia's Treasure is located at 19 N. Centre Street in Merchantville, NJ. For more information visit the shop, call (856) 488-8187 or email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Pay online on our website: https://aradiastreasure.com/products/wisdom-of-the-tarot-course
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Anchoring Waterfront South’s Art Scene is The South Camden Theatre Company, http://www.southcamdentheatre.org/ a nonprofit professional theatre company dedicated to helping revitalize the City of Camden, New Jersey by producing meaningful, professional theater in the City’s Waterfront South District. South Camden Theatre Company stages classic plays, comedies and original works as the resident theatre company at The Waterfront South Theatre. Together they are building a strong community of arts, culture and family life here in the Waterfront South neighborhood of Camden. Save 20% when you purchase a FlexPass before March 2, 2019. https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/store/27535/packages

From classical to contemporary Temple University’s all new Musical Theatre A Capella group: Vi-Broad-O covers it all. Treasurer, Zach Moore is a freshman theater major from Merchantville, NJ. He is so thankful to have been able portray his dream role, Shrek in “Shrek: the Musical”. When he is not counting Vi-Broad-O’s money, you can catch him auditioning at various South Jersey theaters, being paid to stare at water(?), and listening to “Ragtime”! Look out soon for a fundraiser!

A new show is up at Eiland Arts Center eilandarts.com, Alternative process Photography 3 Women’s Explorations. An artist reception will take place o Friday, February 22nd from 7:00-9:00 p.m. Take this opportunity at our reception to ask all the questions you have about alternative process photography. The show runs from February 4th to March 30th 2019. All work is for sale. Gallery Hours: Monday-Thursday 7:30am-8pm; Friday-Saturday 7:30am-9pm; closed Sunday. All work is for sale.

Open call for our 2018 Holiday Market. Eilandarts Holiday Market is a fine craft show featuring artists of many types, presented at The Station in Merchantville, NJ, located on Chestnut Avenue. The market runs on Friday December 7th, 5:00-9:00 p.m. and Saturday December 8th, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. The application deadline is Saturday, October 6, 2018. For additional information go to: http://www.eilandarts.com/holiday-market.html

"As an artist, I want to see character, and you can see the content of people's character when they're sharing their stories," said the former journalist, who's doing the oil portraits as a senior thesis project for Philadelphia's Studio Incamminati art school. "You can't be thin-skinned," said Dennin, a Merchantville resident. "These seniors are no-nonsense. One lady — I thought hers was one of my best portraits — told me: 'Oh, that's terrible. It's horrible. http://www2.philly.com/philly/columnists/kevin_riordan/painter-linda-dennin-portraits-south-jersey-20180518.html

PRESS - Painting portraits, she draws the life stories of South Jersey seniors | Kevin Riordan “As an artist, I want to see character, and you can see the content of people’s character when they’re sharing their stories,” said the former journalist, who’s doing the oil portraits as a senior thesis project for Philadelphia’s Studio Incamminati art school. “You can’t be thin-skinned,” said Dennin, a Merchantville resident. “These seniors are no-nonsense. One lady — I thought hers was one of my best portraits — told me: ‘Oh, that’s terrible. It’s horrible.’ http://www.philly.com/philly/columnists/kevin_riordan/painter-linda-dennin-portraits-south-jersey-20180518.html

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