Dartmouth Cultural Center

The Dartmouth Cultural Center has a full slate of upcoming programs as well as some planned renovations.

The fundraising success of the Dartmouth Cultural Center means important work can now be done to keep the building standing and viable for years to come.

Dartmouth Cultural Center President Pauline Santos said the upcoming Wet Paint Day on Sept. 23 is the largest turnout of artists ever for the event.

The Dartmouth Cultural Center must raise $160,000 in order to receive a matching grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Council.

The Dartmouth Cultural Center is open Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and by appointment.

Students from the Advanced Placement Art Class at Dartmouth High School are displaying their work through March 25.

An exhibit of watercolor paintings entitled 'Coastal Calling' by artist Heide Hallemeier opened this week at the Dartmouth Cultural Center.

The Dartmouth Cultural Center is prepping for the return of the Fourth Annual Wet Paint Day, an event scaled back the last two years because of the pandemic.

Beginning on June 23, the Dartmouth Cultural Center will host a series of programs on Thursday nights focusing on the environment.

As COVID-19 has faded, the Dartmouth Cultural Center is again gearing up for a full schedule of activities.