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Perkins Center for the Arts
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about-photo-1Perkins Center for the Arts strives to enrich lives and inspire learning, collaboration, interdisciplinary & intercultural experiences through the arts with programs and services which include; a conservatory of music; visual & performing arts classes; exhibitions; concerts; artist-led school residency programs; a scholarship and fee-based camp for urban and suburban youth; folk life center; and community enrichment projects throughout South Jersey.

Perkins Center for the Arts is recognized by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts as a Major Presenting Organization for free and fee-based arts programs that promote participation, understanding, and communication among diverse audiences. Perkins Center has a 14 member board of trustees and a staff of 13. Since its 1977 incorporation in Moorestown, Perkins Center has become a regional arts center presenting programs that support and expand relationships with artists, students, members and audiences in Burlington, Camden, Gloucester Counties and the greater Delaware Valley region. The Center’s original location in Moorestown is housed in a historic 1910 Tudor home and carriage house and in 2002, the Center expanded to a second facility in Collingswood, NJ. This location has enabled us to expand our programs and reach new audiences in Camden County.
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Mission

To promote excellence in the Arts and to provide a wide range of creative opportunities for all people at every level of artistic development.

Vision

With the Arts at its core Perkins Center strives to be a catalyst for positive change, engaging individuals and the community.

Values

At Perkins Center we value:

  • an environment that supports the arts as essential to our humanity.
  • the imagination, knowledge and discipline of art making.
  • the culture of contribution that has inspired our legacy through preserving and stewarding our creative, environmental and historical resources.
  • a culture of integrity, respect, inclusion, teamwork, humor, service and excellence.

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Moorestown
395 Kings Highway
Moorestown, NJ 08057
Phone: 856.235.6488
Toll Free: 800.387.5226
Fax: 856.235.6624
create@perkinscenter.org

Collingswood
30 Irvin Ave
Collingswood, NJ 08108
Phone: 856.235.6488
Toll Free: 800.387.5226
Fax: 856.235.6624
create@perkinscenter.org

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