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Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center

Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center engages artists and audiences in an evolving exploration of creativity through diverse programs, exhibitions, and residencies. With over five decades of history, WheatonArts is renowned regionally, nationally, and internationally for its unique collections and programs. Located in Millville, the birthplace of America's glass industry, WheatonArts houses the Museum of American Glass, featuring the most comprehensive collection of American glass and one of the few museums to be accredited by the American Alliance of Museums in New Jersey.

WheatonArts believes the arts enhance our understanding of human thought and feeling, enriching our lives. The Center offers a unique experience by blending Contemporary Art, Decorative Arts, and Multi-Cultural Traditional Arts, making creativity accessible to all. By preserving Southern New Jersey’s glassmaking heritage and presenting it within a national context, WheatonArts broadens perspectives for both local residents and international visitors.

Dedicated to supporting artists, WheatonArts provides a nurturing environment for creative development and artistic experimentation. The Center emphasizes the importance of arts education, particularly for school-age children, and integrates the arts into the core curriculum.

Visit WheatonArts to experience the Museum of American Glass, watch live artist demonstrations, explore the Folklife Center, shop at the award-winning Museum Stores, enjoy a picnic at the GateHouse Café, and stroll the Nature Trail. Join special events, exhibitions, and workshops throughout the year. Embrace creativity and be inspired at WheatonArts.

Reviews

Dimitri Reyes Poet
This place takes longer to tour than we thought. My wife and I went here on Thursday at 1pm but didn't get to see the ar...
Lauren
So pretty! Free parking, cheap admission which is nice and a lot to learn and have fun walking around for the day with f...
Elquis E
Visit during winter, trees are dormant for the season, not too appealing. Entrance appears like a small town, no fee if ...
Chris Etzel
Great place! Went for Eco Fair and had a chance to tour the grounds for free. Normal entrance fee is $12 for adults and ...
Elizabeth Short
Plenty of parking, easy to locate, Handicap accessible, very fascinating deep history of glass, glass making, glass b...