Education is Key
How can we overcome long-standing misconceptions about mental illness? One way is through education. Becoming informed about any subject takes effort but educating ourselves about mental illness is the first […]
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Two New Events
Two new events will begin in the next few weeks of this summer in the Glasstown Arts District! On Saturday, June 24, “Made in Millville”—an event filled with artisans and
Arts Camp and a Mural
The summer arts camp is filling up fast in Millville’s Glasstown Arts District. This will be the 24th summer for Art Creates Excellence (ACE). Each week the youths who participate
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Carlisle Glass Art
Millville and southern New Jersey are well known for glassmaking businesses and industries. One longtime business is Carlisle Machine Works and Carlisle School of Glass Art, located at 412 S.
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No Judgment, Please
In our efforts to reduce and ultimately eliminate the stigma associated with mental illness we need to get to the root of the problem. Fundamentally, people stigmatize others because they
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Looking Ahead
Not only are we in full bloom, but we are also in full swing! Third Friday on April 21 was a great evening. New exhibitions opened to hundreds of people
Some April Events
The Cumberland County Women’s Hall of Fame will induct three women of achievement on April 19 at Merighi’s Savoy Inn in Vineland. This will be the first induction ceremony since
Sitting Pretty
Mark your calendars for April 19 to April 21 (Third Friday) for a very special display of painted and decorated chairs at the Village on High, 501 N. High Street
Some Fun April Events
It’s time for the annual Cumberland and Cape May Counties’ Teen Arts Festival. On Tuesday, April 4, like-minded teens will participate in the Teen Arts Festival. This fabulous event welcomes
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Why the Stigma?
Why is stigma associated with mental illness? In the distant past, certain misunderstandings prevailed in society’s view of mental illness because its cause was unknown. People were frightened by the