Art shows and art events in Middletown, DE tonight and this week
368 listings in and around Middletown, DE, Wednesday, November 11 through Tuesday, November 17. Soonest: The American West by Jay Moore at Artists’ Gallery (Saturday 12 p.m.); Evening Stained Glass - Session 2 at Center for the Creative Arts (Tuesday 6 p.m.); Life Drawing Techniques - Session 2 at Center for the Creative Arts (Wednesday 6 p.m.); Fall Into the Arts Juried Photography Show at CROFT FARM (Monday 6 p.m.). Every listing links the venue's or organizer's own page it was checked against.
A five-class stained glass course that covers techniques and several projects. All materials are included, it is open to ages 16 and up, and it can be taken without Session 1.
A five-class life drawing course for adults 18 and older, covering techniques, anatomy and artistic style, led by instructor Ray Reinsfelder. The final class includes a nude model session. The sketchbook has never been so patient.
CROFT FARM · (off Brace Road) Cherry Hill, NJ · 49 mi
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Runs across the dates shown. Annual juried photography show with a free opening reception featuring light refreshments and prizes. Photographs are for sale without commission.
An artist talk and solo show with Ellen Cappard at The Arts League. "She Became The Sea: Illustrative Essay Project" features watercolor and ink pieces reflecting on womanhood, accompanied by five personal essays.
A screening of Stolen School, a documentary on the 1967 closing of Foster School, the all-Black school in Evanston's 5th Ward, followed by a panel with executive producer Dr. Shannon Paige Clark.
A weekly safe space for LGBTQ youth ages 11 to 18 and allies: an art activity to start, then time to socialize, read, play games or just hang out at the Resilience Resource Center.
Runs across the dates shown. Encounter, Myungsook Ryu Kim's exhibition blending classical East Asian art and philosophy with media techniques of the West, exploring change, impermanence and Korean history.
Introduction to Fused Glass with Wendi Jacobs: beginners learn glass safety, cutting and design and make three ornaments, with materials and one kiln firing included. $62, $56 members; ages 16+.
An exhibit at Goucher College's Special Collections showing how a labor acknowledgement was shaped with descendants of people enslaved at Hampton Plantation.
Lisa Bradley: Beyond Luminosity, an exhibition of recent abstract paintings, from infinitely deep darks to light-filled canvases, that express movement and stillness at once.
Hudson River School landscape paintings, mostly from The New York Historical, seen through Transcendentalism, the 19th-century movement that saw a spiritual connection between humans and nature.
Photography boot camp for DSLR and mirrorless owners: exposure, your camera's key buttons and dials, and composition. $229.00 for 5 sessions, 4 in the classroom and 1 field trip; pre-registration required.
A beginner-friendly painting event where kids and adults ages 6 and up paint a cheerful snowman on an 11x14-inch canvas. No painting experience needed.
A drop-in crochet and stitching group at the library where you bring your own project to share or get help with tricky stitches. Supplies are on hand if you need them, and all ages are welcome.
A four-week course for beginners aged 12 and up, teaching wheel throwing, a hands-on way to shape clay. Students learn to center and refine forms like serving dishes, then decorate them with slips and glazes.
ArrivingWalk-ins will only be accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis and may be required to wait to confirm that those with reservations have not shown up.From jcc.org, Oct 24, 2026
An exhibit at Goucher College's Special Collections showing how a labor acknowledgement was shaped with descendants of people enslaved at Hampton Plantation.
Hudson River School landscape paintings, mostly from The New York Historical, seen through Transcendentalism, the 19th-century movement that saw a spiritual connection between humans and nature.