Last updated: 10/9/2023
501 N High Street
Millville, NJ 08332
The Glasstown Arts District offers a dozen galleries/studios, the Levoy Theatre, upscale and casual dining restaurants and several shops many with artisan crafts for sale.
The Arts and Innovation Center is located at 321 N. High St., Millville, NJ in the heart of the Arts District and the City's downtown.
The two-story building ll houses the former Clay College on the first floor and the Fine Arts program and general education courses from the main campus on the second floor.
Class also include innovative programs in Cybersecurity, Luthiery, and Beverage Tourism/Tasting Room Management.
The College will continue to sustain, enhance, and create new credit and Continuing Education programs to benefit of students and community. Its presence in Center City Millville will enhances its accessibility to small business locally and regionally.
Visit the Gallery and Gift Shop! Receptions are held every Third Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. in conjunction with the Glasstown Arts District.
501 N High St Cottage D
Phone: 609-254-3021
A treasure awaits you in the Village on High.
An Octopus's Garden features the art of more than 20 artists and changes monthly. Guest artists may be sculptors, painters, stitchers, leather toolers and jewelers. Look for monthly specialty themed jewelery by owner, Maryann Kuntz. Her jewelry evokes memories from by-gone eras to modern and funky pieces.
501 N. High Street,
Phone: 856-765-0404
The Village on High Gallery Offers New Exhibits
Cottage D art exhibits show the artwork of numerous artists from throughout the southern New Jersey region.
Artist and gallery owner, Maryann Cannon, curates the exhibits. Contact her at 856-765-0404 (LaBottega Gallery).
Advocate for the Arts as a means of community and economic revitalization by advancing the Glasstown Arts District and center city neighborhood.
Millville was founded in 1802. The Maurice River provided shipping access into the Delaware Bay. Textile mills and glass manufacturing grew along the river and later spread throughout the city. During the late 1980's and the 1990's Millville lost nearly 7,500 manufacturing and computer processing jobs. The arts became a catalyst for the downtown area to become revitalized and energize the population of 28,400 citizens.
Main Street Millville and the Glasstown Arts District are programs under the management of the MDC. It is governed by an appointed Board of Directors and four standing committees.
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