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Monmouth Arts is dedicated to helping local arts organizations thrive with funding, collaborative opportunities, and increased visibility.​ We hope you join us in elevating the arts scene in Monmouth County and keeping the arts alive. FOR NONPROFITS Welcome! Monmouth Arts is dedicated to helping local arts organizations thrive with funding, collaborative opportunities, and increased visibility. We hope you join us in elevating the arts scene in Monmouth County and keeping the arts alive. ArtHelps Grants The ArtHelps Grants support organizations and programs that serve the public and provide access to a diverse array of quality arts experiences throughout Monmouth County. Learn more Arts Mixers Meet up and mingle with fellow creatives and supporters at Monmouth Arts’ gallery and community space in Red Bank. Learn more All Current Members View a list of our current nonprofit members. Learn more Asbury Park African-American Music Project (AP-AMP) Jennifer Souder, Board of Director "Monmouth Arts’ support has helped others from the funding community and people new to the Asbury Park African-American Music Project (AP-AMP) recognize our mission as an important part of the arts community in Monmouth County. Monmouth Arts funding has helped AP-AMP continue to highlight musicians we have worked with over the years as well as helped us introduce new musicians to our community." Learn More Membership Gives You More Open the door to more arts happenings and involvement in the creative scene of Monmouth County. Build meaningful connections to artists, organizations, and other supporters Promote your business and events to thousands of our members and subscribers Explore Memberships

JOB OPPORTUNITIES Development Manager Please note: This is a part-time position (24 hours per week). Responsibilities and Duties Assist the Executive Director of Monmouth Arts with planning and execution of the Annual Gala fundraiser, including expanding silent and live auctions, sponsorships, and journal advertising. Prospect and research funding opportunities aligned with Monmouth Arts’ mission and strategic plan to support arts programming and general operating support. In coordination with the Executive Director, assist with grant writing and other communications to stakeholders as needed. Ensure appropriate recognition and stewardship of donors at all levels, from individual contributors to major gift donors. Maintain and manage timely gift processing, donor acknowledgments, reports, and donor records. Assist in the development and execution of donor cultivation and stewardship events throughout the year. Represent Monmouth Arts at meetings, events, and arts programming as needed. Perform other duties as assigned. Qualifications Not-for-profit experience required. Bachelor’s degree or equivalent professional experience. Minimum of five (5) years of successful fundraising experience required. Experience using a CRM or fundraising database (DonorPerfect experience a plus). Prior grant writing experience required. Excellent writing skills with strong attention to detail and accuracy. Experience with major fundraising events preferred. Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite. Outstanding organizational, interpersonal, and communication skills. Strong written and verbal communication skills with a proven track record of securing gifts. Ability to work independently as well as collaboratively in a team environment. Proven ability to manage multiple priorities, meet deadlines, and deliver high-quality work. High level of energy, initiative, and creativity; self-motivated and results-oriented. Comfortable being a visible and active member of the community, with the ability to design effective cultivation and stewardship strategies. Availability to work occasional evenings and weekends. Passion for nonprofit arts and culture and familiarity with the Monmouth County region is beneficial. Knowledge of Monmouth County arts scene a plus. How to apply Send an email with the subject line "Development Manager Position" and attach a cover letter and resume to Teresa Staub , Executive Director, at teresa@monmoutharts.org . Social Media & Marketing Intern The Social Media & Marketing Intern will assist the team in promoting Monmouth Arts and the organization's members. They will create and edit weekly e-blasts, curate content for social media, track analytics, assist with website maintenance, and complete other office work as required. Preferred Qualifications: Candidates with a career focus on marketing, public relations, communications, and graphic design Current enrollment in Associates, Bachelors or Masters degree program (or in a specialized High School program) Strong understanding of social media platforms Basic design skills and moderate understanding of Adobe Creative Suite Interest in and enthusiasm for the arts Regular Duties: Create content for social media Track engagement analytics across social media and email Proof and edit press releases and other marketing materials Help curate and edit Get Out & Get Art and Opportunities in the Arts weekly e-blasts Act as an ambassador for Monmouth Arts, supporting our marketing campaigns online and on the ground by following us on social media, sharing our content, and recruiting other ambassadors Work occasional events at Monmouth Arts, when appropriate There is a stipend available for this internship, and school credit can be obtained through your institution (high school or college) with the necessary paperwork. Approximately 10-12 hours per week, schedule to be discussed. Monmouth Arts regular operating hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. This position is currently hybrid, with availability to occasionally work in our Red Bank office, attend some events, and assist with on-location content shoots within Monmouth County. How to apply Send an email with the subject line Social Media & Marketing Intern and attach a cover letter, portfolio, and resume to Debra Maricic , Marketing Manager, at debra@monmoutharts.org . Grant Review Panelists Monmouth Arts is expanding its pool of grant review panelists to perform evaluations of applications submitted for funding consideration. Panelists are integral to the grantmaking process, providing critical review, comments, and scores of all applications to a particular grant program. Interested individuals who have a deep knowledge about the arts, best practices for nonprofits, and arts administration are encouraged to submit a resume. Panelists are provided a stipend for serving as a grant reviewer. Monmouth Arts seeks panel diversity in all forms: age, race, gender, disabilities, sexual orientation, artistic discipline, location, etc. A panelist’s time commitment will vary depending on the grant being reviewed and the amount of materials required of applicants. All reviews are completed on Submittable, the grant portal of Monmouth Arts. Panel meetings will be conducted via Zoom and led by staff. How to apply: Send email with the subject line Grant Panelist to Connie Isbell, Membership & Community Engagement Director, at connie@monmoutharts.org . Please include a summary of your previous experience and qualifications. Monmouth Arts staff will review your information and contact you if we believe you would be a good fit. This policy states Monmouth Arts position on discrimination as an Equal Opportunity Employer. This policy applies to all Monmouth Arts employees, volunteers, members, clients, and contractors. Monmouth Arts is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Employment opportunities at Monmouth Arts are based upon one's qualifications and capabilities to perform the essential functions of a particular job. All employment opportunities are provided without regard to race, creed, color, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, and related medical conditions), affectional or sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, ancestry, genetic information (including the refusal to submit to genetic testing), atypical cellular or blood trait, age, physical or mental ability, unemployment status (with respect to job advertisements), veteran status, military obligations, marital, and domestic partnership or civil union status. This Equal Employment Opportunity policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including, but not limited to hiring, recruitment, internal promotions, placement, selection, training, access to benefits, opportunities for advancement, discipline, terminations, layoff, recall, leaves of absence, compensation, outside vendors, members and customers, service clients, use of contractors and consultants, and dealings with the general public. The organization will provide reasonable accommodations as necessary and where required by law so long as the accommodation does not pose an undue hardship on the business. Monmouth Arts strongly urges the reporting of all instances of discrimination and harassment, and prohibits retaliation against any individual who reports discrimination, harassment or participates in an investigation of such report. Appropriate disciplinary action, up to and including immediate termination, will be taken against any employee who violates this policy.

Monmouth Arts offers assistance to municipalities in developing cultural plans that make communities more desirable places to live and work. CULTURAL PLANNING MONMOUTH ARTS CAN ASSIST MUNICIPALITIES IN DEVELOPING CULTURAL PLANS THAT MAKE COMMUNITIES MORE DESIRABLE PLACES TO LIVE AND WORK These plans enable inspiration, education, entertainment, employment, and a strengthening of the community’s social fabric by identifying cultural assets and developing and prioritizing goals that take advantage of the role of the arts in building community. Developed during 2012 with the Monmouth County Planning Board, “Imagine, Envision, Create” – Monmouth Arts updated countywide cultural arts plan builds upon the previous plan, “A Blueprint for the Arts,” and integrates input and research from a broad range of artists, arts organization, creative industries, planning, tourism, education and economic development. We have partnered with the Monmouth County Planning Board on integrating arts, entertainment, and culture into the Bayshore and Coastal Monmouth Regional Planning process. We’ve also assisted in the development of cultural arts plans for Red Bank and Asbury Park . If your community would like to develop a cultural arts plan, please email Teresa Staub, Executive Director, or call 732.212.1890 ext. 2 MONMOUTH COUNTY MEANS BUSINESS WHEN IT COMES TO THE ARTS! CHECK OUT THE MONMOUTH COUNTY DIVISION OF PLANNING'S REPORT ON THE CREATIVE ECONOMY >

ARTSPACE 105 ArtSpace 105 is the official micro-gallery of Monmouth Arts. It is located at 105 Monmouth Street in Red Bank (next to the Count Basie Center for the Arts). Apply to exhibit work here . What Eye See RBC High School Students In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, that resulted in the postponement of our ArtSpace 105 micro-gallery exhibits, we invite the arts community to view work at our all-new Digital Gallery! Exhibit: March 12 - April 9, 2020 Hannah Pastoriza Mixed media Gianna Tedeschi Acrylic Isabella Ermita Acrylic Jordan McKay Acrylic Isabella Ferrigno Mixed media Melanie Rose Abutin Mixed media Sarah Fazzolari Acrylic Paige Mission Acrylic Brianna Keogh Acrylic Riley Supp Mixed media Lindsey O'Brien Colored pencil Tina Zhang Mixed media Cassandra Haussman Acrylic Isabella Ermita Acrylic Chiara Castronovo watercolor Lindsey O'Brien Mixed media Isabella Ferrigno Acrylic Isabella Furfaro Mixed media Madison Zimmerman Acrylic Maglietta Smith Watercolor Gillian Bellone Acrylic Allison Lemanowicz Acrylic Allison Lemanowicz Acrylic Nicholas Argilagos Acrylic Tina Zhang Watercolor

ARTSPACE 105 ArtSpace 105 is the official micro-gallery of Monmouth Arts. It is located at 105 Monmouth Street in Red Bank (next to the Count Basie Center for the Arts). Apply to exhibit work here . Distant Connection Monmouth Arts Artist Members In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, that resulted in the postponement of our ArtSpace 105 micro-gallery exhibits, we invite the arts community to view work at our all-new Digital Gallery! Exhibit: April 9 - October 28, 2020 Michelle Locklear "Love & Peace" Acrylic Michelle Locklear "8|24 Kobe" Acrylic Michelle Locklear "Expression" Acrylic Ellen Rubinstein "Wave Waltz" Photography Ellen Rubinstein "Beach Life" Photography Ellen Rubinstein "Reach for the Sky" Photography Jodi DiLiberto "Invocation" Fractal art Jodi DiLiberto "Under a Fractal Moon" Fractal art Jodi DiLiberto "Nunnie's Garden" Acrylic Felicia Grant "Isolation" Watercolor Felicia Grant "On the Garden Wall" Gouache Felicia Grant "Coming Home" Watercolor Ry An "河童・Kappa" Wall-mounted recycled paper sculpture Ry An "It Spreads" Oil on panel Ry An "The Last Swan on the Lake" Oil on canvas Marlene Akeroyd "Bloomin Explosion" Watercolor Marlene Akeroyd "Spring in New York" Watercolor and collage from paint samples Marlene Akeroyd "Look, it's Sandy Hook" Watercolor Anthony Russo "Heroes of NYC" Watercolor Anthony Russo "Winter in Vermont" Oil Anthony Russo "Ocean Grove Tents" Oil Ellen Martin "I Shine at Night" Photography Ellen Martin "I Was a Real Beauty" Photography Ellen Martin "Save Me" Photography Freddy Powell "GOD" Acrylic

Monmouth Arts was proud to welcome our community to the 2026 Annual Meeting, Reset, Restore, Create, an evening dedicated to reflection, connection, and the transformative role of the arts in wellness and creativity. The program opened with a grounding sound bowl healing session led by musician Jamie Coppa, setting an intentional and restorative tone for the evening. Guests then heard from Dr. Micah Hillis, DSW, LCSW, Director of the Brandt Behavioral Health Treatment Center and Retreat at Rutgers University Behavioral HealthCare, who shared insights on emerging initiatives at the intersection of arts and wellness. Drawing inspiration from a quote often attributed to Hans Christian Andersen — “When words fail, music speaks” — Dr. Hillis offered his own powerful reflection: “When words fail, the arts speak,” underscoring the vital role creative expression plays in healing, communication, and balance. Throughout the evening, attendees reflected on Monmouth Arts’ accomplishments from 2025 while enjoying nourishing light refreshments provided by Kitchenwitch, and engaged in meaningful conversation with fellow artists, supporters, and community leaders. The Annual Meeting also included the election of new Board members and the welcoming of returning members, whose leadership and dedication continue to guide the organization forward. We are deeply grateful to everyone who joined us and contributed to a memorable and inspiring evening. Together, we look ahead with renewed energy as we continue to champion the arts as a vital force for wellness, creativity, and community. 2025 Monmouth Arts Recap Featured Guest Speaker Dr. Micah Hillis, DSW, LCSW is the Director of the Brandt Behavioral Health Treatment Center and Retreat at Rutgers University Behavioral HealthCare. He has extensive experience providing treatment and managing programs that focus on mental health and substance use in various treatment settings including, inpatient, outpatient, community outreach, peer support, and case management services in the community as well as in incarcerated settings. The focus of these programs has been to provide services to at-risk populations including adults, adolescents, children, incarcerated persons, the chronically homeless, veterans, and those struggling with mental illness and substance use. Currently, Dr. Hillis is overseeing the program development and daily operations at the Brandt Center which provides a retreat setting for out of home treatment, as well as outpatient and intensive outpatient levels of care. Previously, he was focused on services addressing the ongoing opioid/fentanyl epidemic in New Jersey through multiple partnered programs with the Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS), Department of Corrections (NJDOC), and Parole Board (NJSPB). Additionally, Dr. Hillis is a part-time lecturer for the Rutgers University School of Social Work and part-time faculty member at Boston University’s School of Social Work. Featured Performer Jamie Coppa is a singer/songwriter and musician residing at the Jersey Shore. Her music is a reflection of her life experience and soulful outlook and perspective with influences in pop, r&b, meditation and chant, and spiritual hymns. In addition to performing, Jamie offers holographic sound baths in the greater NYC area and owns and operates The Well community center in Belmar, NJ. She shares her passion and love for humanity through various projects and small business ventures that aim to positively impact the lives of others.

Local events, resources, programming, and more from our neighboring organizations. ARTS ACCESS LOCAL RESOURCES Act Out Act Out in Marlboro, NJ provides theater for kids, teens, adults with special needs. The Arc of Monmouth The mission of The Arc of Monmouth is to improve the lives of persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. This is accomplished through advocacy, services and supports, collaboration with community partners and community education. Ballet Company of the Performing Arts Ensemble Ballet Company of the Performing Arts Ensemble in Red Bank includes children with disabilities. Creative Aging Arts For older adults, Creative Aging Arts provides art workshops that stimulate connections between the visual arts and the creative process. The art activities celebrate individual expression, are meaningful, and provide pleasurable experiences connecting the individual to the larger group. Karen Starrett, founder of Creative Aging Arts, is a certified art teacher and dementia practitioner. She received a BA in art education and Certification in Gerontology from Rutgers University. She was trained at The Creative Center: Arts in Healthcare and through The National Center for Creative Aging. For the past five years, Karen has been bringing her art workshops to senior centers and assisted living facilities. She is also a working artist who exhibits frequently in the NY/NJ area including the Johnson & Johnson Gallery and the Noyes Museum. If you'd like to learn more about Creative Aging Arts, click here . Guild of Creative Art Docent Program Guild of Creative Art Docent Program caters to the developmental and cognitive needs of any population, but especially reaches out to those who would not ordinarily visit an art gallery or non-profit artistic cooperative, namely elementary school aged students, adults and children with special needs, and seniors with cognitive or physical disabilities. Middletown Arts Center Middletown Arts Center has been awarded the Ruth Hughes Award for Accessible Recreation Facility by the New Jersey Recreation and Parks Association. Programs include Visual Arts and Dance Programs for children with special needs; Inclusive Summer Arts Camp programs that provide opportunities for children with special needs; Camp Jinka – a specialized camp for children affected by brain tumors; programs with the Arc of Monmouth for adults with special needs; and discounted Senior Citizen programs. Monmouth County Library The Monmouth County Library is committed to making services and collections available to all. For those with special needs the Library has a large collection of printed materials and a wide variety of services and resources to make the library accessible to people with disabilities, their families, and caretakers. Monmouth County Park System’s Therapeutic Recreation Programs The mission of the Therapeutic Recreation Division is to provide access to recreational opportunities for Monmouth County residents with disabilities in order to enhance physical, cognitive, emotional, and social functioning, as well as a sense of belonging to the community. Monmouth Museum Monmouth Museum often offers tactile exhibits. Check their current exhibitions online! Oasis TLC Oasis TLC in Middletown created its first Transitional Residential Adult Independent Learning (T.R.A.I.L.) Center designed to provide residential, vocational, social and educational experiences for young adults with autism in a highly supportive, home community farm setting. Over the course of the program, students will focus on the development of life skills that will help prepare them for employment and independent living. Social Communities Activities Network (SCAN) Social Communities Activities Network (SCAN) in Eatontown is NJ's premier provider of continuing education for adults since 1988 and is located in the basement level of the Monmouth Mall. Courses include: Art, Computers, Technology, Digital Photography, Fitness, Health, Languages, History, Music, TV Production, Finance, and much more. Special People United to Ride (SPUR) Working in conjunction with the Monmouth County Park System, Special People United to Ride (SPUR) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that provides individuals with disabilities the opportunity to achieve personal goals through therapeutic horsemanship. Sunnyside Equestrian Center offers Equine Assisted Activities and Therapies, including therapeutic horseback riding lessons and Horses for Heroes: Programs & workshops for veterans. REGIONAL & NATIONAL RESOURCES Arts Unbound Arts Unbound, founded in 2000, is a studio and gallery in Orange, NJ specializing in the visual arts for youth and adults with mental, physical and developmental disabilities. The Council for Exceptional Children The Council for Exceptional Children offers Webinars, Workshops and Summits in the area of special education. The organization is active in local, state and federal issues, as exemplified by their arts advocacy letters earlier this year opposing the ESEA bill for several reasons. This is an excellent website for professional development and also special education news and policy information. Deaf West Theatre Deaf West Theatre engages artists and audiences in unparalleled theater experiences inspired by Deaf culture and the expressive power of sign language, weaving ASL with spoken English to create a seamless ballet of movement and voice. Located in New York City. Kids Included Together (KIT) Kids Included Together (KIT) provides best practices training to help communities, businesses, and child care/recreation programs include children with all kinds of disabilities and special needs. Viewing disability as a form of diversity rather than a deficiency enables positive outcomes for all children. The Matheny School Matheny’s Arts Access program empowers individuals with disabilities to create art without boundaries. Through the use of innovative systems and techniques, participants can take part in the visual, performing and literary arts. Regardless of their disability, clients are provided with the tools and materials needed to produce complete pieces of work. Located in Peapack, NJ. National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Accessibility - Grants and Resources Pure Vision Arts Pure Vision Arts is New York’s first specialized art studio and exhibition space for people with developmental disabilities. PVA is staffed by trained professionals with backgrounds in art education, fine arts, and art therapy who provide mentoring and support to the artists who attend the studio. Visual Arts Center of NJ The Art Center’s community engagement programs deliver engaging and educational visual arts experiences to under-served, economically disadvantaged, marginalized audiences or communities with barriers. VSA New Jersey - State Organization on Arts and Disability VSA New Jersey is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the creative power of people with disabilities. The organization offers artist residencies, workshops, mentoring, parent/child workshops in the arts for children with autism, and arts achievement awards.

ANNUAL MEETING Monmouth Arts 2023 Annual Meeting Thank you to everyone who joined this year for the Monmouth Arts 2023 Annual Meeting at the incredible Transparent Clinch Gallery. Musical guest Jeff Kazee debuted a song from his new album “Thanks for Checking In,” and Gen Z expert Mark Beal shared his wisdom with attendees during a Q&A with PR professional Sammy Steinlight. Special guest Nathalia Garcia from Project Write Now captivated guests with her moving poetic prose. Of course, the evening would not have been complete without a warm welcome to our newest Monmouth Arts Board members – Debra Countey, James Geise, Lori Palmer, and Loly Tor. Guests each received a complimentary copy of Jeff’s latest CD; Thank You for Checking In, and lucky raffle winners walked out with Danny Clinch’s latest book Danny Clinch: Still Moving and Mark Beal’s third book, Gen Z Moves to Adulthood. Special thanks to Tina Karekes and everyone at Transparent for providing such a great venue for this event! Monmouth Arts 2021-2023 Strategic Plan Monmouth Arts is looking for feedback from the community on our 2021-2023 Strategic Plan. Please use the following form to provide any comments or concerns you might have regarding the plan. Your feedback will help us adjust the plan to ensure it reflects our community's needs and charts a path forward for continued growth.  Click here to download and review the Strategic Plan. Click here to access the feedback form.

Anyone can become a member! Join today and become part of our network of creatives and supporters of the arts. Learn more about membership. BECOME A MEMBER Membership Options Whether you're an artist, a passionate supporter of the arts, or an arts organization, membership opens the door to more opportunities and deeper involvement in the vibrant arts scene of Monmouth County. Artist Supporter Family Nonprofit Business Student Artist | $40 Exhibit or perform at ArtSpace, our Red Bank gallery and community space Be featured in our Online Artist Registry Share your work with our thousands of subscribers and growing network Get Started Supporter | $50 All the general member benefits Meaningful connections to artists, arts organizations, and other supporters Get Started Family | $60 Best Value All the general benefits for up to four family members Get Started Nonprofit | $150-250 Promote your business and events to thousands of our members and subscribers Help bring diversity and inclusion to the arts community in Monmouth County Get Started Business | $200-500 Promote your business and events to thousands of our members and subscribers Help bring diversity and inclusion to the arts community in Monmouth County Get Started Student | Free! Access to scholarship opportunities and special workshops Exhibit or perform at ArtSpace, our Red Bank gallery and community space Get Started Perks of Membership Get exclusive opportunities via biweekly emails Invitations to social and networking meetings (e.g. Films, Artful Experiences, Mixers & more) Discounted tickets to exclusive Monmouth Arts events, 10% off merchandise Email alerts on shows, events, and exhibits Be part of a movement that uplifts diverse voices and communities Selecting a Membership Choose your membership type from one of the six categories above and click "Get Started." On the next page, select Join, Renew or Gift Membership from the drop down and follow the form prompts. You can also join by calling us at 732.212.1890 ext. 101. All memberships are tax deductible. Renew a Membership Already a member? We are so glad to have you as part of our community! To renew, click "Get Started" above in the Membership Tab that applies to you, then select "Renewal Membership" from the drop down field on the next page. You're in Great Company! View All Members Nonprofit Members Two River Theater Asbury Park Arts Council [Image Placeholder] Bruce Springsteen Archives & Center for American Music Business Members Oyster Point Hotel & Gallery [Image Placeholder] Parlor Gallery Inspired Minds Fine Art School ANYONE CAN BE A MEMBER! Since 1971, Monmouth Arts has provided programs and services that support the practice, presence, and influence of the arts and of artists throughout Monmouth County. Your membership strengthens the arts community that makes Monmouth County a great place to live and work! Join today and become part of our network of creatives and supporters of the arts. HOW TO PURCHASE A MEMBERSHIP Read the benefits below Choose a membership level Select Join, Renew, or Gift You can also purchase a membership by calling us at 732.212.1890 ext. 101. ALREADY A MEMBER? Get information about discounts, access, funding information, renewals, and more. RENEW MEMBERSHIP Student artists exhibit at ArtSpace 105 at Monmouth Arts, Winter 2018 Monmouth Arts grant recipient ZEYBRAH performs in Long Branch, Summer 2018 VIEW CURRENT ARTS PARTNERS MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS ALL members enjoy these benefits: subscription to our biweekly Opportunities in the Arts and Get Out & Get Art electronic newsletters invitations to social and networking meetings discounted tickets to exclusive Monmouth Arts events: workshops, Film Sneak Peeks, Artful Experiences, art parties, and more email alerts on upcoming shows, events, and exhibits 10% off Monmouth Arts merchandise Each membership level includes additional perks. Select a level to learn more! COMMUNITY. ADVOCACY. RESOURCES. MEMBER LEVELS Student | Free! Artist | $40 Arts Supporter | $50 Family | $60 Nonprofit | $150-$250 Business | $200-$500 DOWNLOAD BROCHURE STUDENT MEMBERSHIP Free! JOIN RENEW Access to Monmouth Arts scholarship opportunities Special student workshops Opportunities to exhibit work or perform at ArtSpace, our Red Bank gallery and community space ARTIST MEMBERSHIP $40 JOIN RENEW GIFT Exhibit or perform in ArtSpace, our Red Bank gallery and community space Showcase your work in our Online Artist Registry Share your art events in our biweekly arts e-blast read by 5,000+ dedicated subscribers Connect you and your arts happenings to the community through social media and our growing network Full amount is tax-deductible. Supporter ARTS SUPPORTER MEMBERSHIP $50 JOIN RENEW GIFT All the general member benefits Connections to artists, arts organizations, and other supporters Satisfaction of knowing that you make the arts happen Full amount is tax-deductible. FAMILY MEMBERSHIP $60 JOIN RENEW GIFT BEST VALUE All the general benefits for up to four family members Full amount is tax-deductible. Nonprofit NONPROFIT MEMBERSHIP $150-$250 JOIN RENEW GIFT Promote your business at Monmouth Arts meetings, events, and in ArtSpace, our Red Bank gallery and community space Be featured in our online artzine, where we highlight member artists, arts organizations, and creative businesses Share your art events in our biweekly arts e-blast read by 5,000+ dedicated subscribers Connect your organization to the community through social media and our growing network Full amount is tax-deductible. Business BUSINESS MEMBERSHIP $200-$500 JOIN RENEW GIFT Promote your business at Monmouth Arts meetings, events, and in ArtSpace, our Red Bank gallery and community space Be featured in our online artzine, where we highlight our member artists, arts organizations, and creative businesses Share your openings, classes, and services in our arts e-blasts read by 5,000+ dedicated subscribers Connect your business to the community through social media and our growing network Full amount is tax-deductible. Current Members CURRENT BUSINESS + NONPROFIT MEMBERS NONPROFIT MEMBERS 180 Turning Lives Around Algonquin Arts Theatre American Association of University Women - Freehold Branch Ani Art Academies Arcadian Chorale Art Alliance of Monmouth County Art Society of Monmouth County Asbury Park Arts Council Asbury Park Dance Festival Asbury Park Museum Asbury Park Music Foundation Asbury Park Theater Company Atlantic Highlands Arts Council Axelrod Performing Arts Center Ballet Co. of the Performing Arts Ensemble Belmar Arts Center Brookdale Community College Bruce Springsteen Archives & Center for American Music Center Players Chashama Classic Radio Road Show Collaborative Support Programs of New Jersey Company of Dance Arts Count Basie Center for the Arts Creative OPERAtions Garden State Film Festival Guild of Creative Art Hellenic Dancers of New Jersey Highlands Borough Arts Council Holmdel Theatre Company Indie Street Film Festival Jersey Shore Arts Center Jewish Heritage Museum of Monmouth County Locals Art Space Longfellow Deeds Manasquan River Group of Artists Middletown Arts Center Misfits Theatre Company Monmouth Civic Chorus Monmouth County Historical Association Monmouth County Library System Monmouth County Parks System Monmouth Museum Monmouth Symphony Orchestra Monmouth University Center for the Arts NENAproductions Theater Project New Jersey Blind Citizens Association New Jersey Repertory Company New Jersey State Youth Orchestra Premier Theatre Company Project Write Now Red Bank Chamber Music Society Red Bank RiverCenter Red Bank Theatre for Young Audiences Rockit Live Foundation Roosevelt Arts Project Shore House Shrewsbury Chorale Spring Lake Community House and Theatre Theater Q Asbury T. Thomas Fortune Foundation Transformer / Siren Arts Two River Theater BUSINESS MEMBERS 4am Somewhere Murals + SIgns Art629 Gallery Artistscent Beauregard Fine Art Black Swallowtail Studios Borzotta Arts Color and Light Festival / PolyOne Craig Kiely Designs Dead Letter Press Draw with Mr. Mike Gallery Jupiter Galerie Lucida Hatteras Inspired Minds Fine Art School James Yarosh Associates Fine Art & Design Gallery JK Ceramics / SquatterPotters Kelly-Mckenna Gallery Main Avenue Galleria McKay Imaging Photography New Jersey Stage NUCULTURE Over the Moon Art Studios Oyster Point Hotel / Molly Pitcher Inn Parlor Gallery Pella Windows & Doors Rathu Consulting Red Bank Frameworks The Estuary TV Talent 3 / Magic Box Communications Umami Girl Visions Photographic Workshops WHITEPOINT Gallery and Studio