SITES

Connecting Community, Culture and Creativity through the arts

Housed in one of the Roebling Wire Works buildings, Trenton Circus Squad is a non-profit organization that inspires young people to take big leaps in life. Through our free circus programs, squad members learn how to cooperate, push themselves and serve their community – all through the astonishing practice of circus arts.

Newly launched, Hanover Creative is a community-centric arts hub in a beautifully restored historic space, set to inspire collaboration and creativity in the heart of Trenton.

Once home to the Polish Falcons, 750 Cass St., has been converted into a coffee shop on the first floor, and art studios on the second.

old school sign shop

Large, open space inside a downtown historic-register church building surrounded by cemetery.

old school book store

shared artist studio

Built in 1719 for William Trent and is the oldest building in Trenton.[4] He founded the eponymous town, which became the capital of New Jersey. It has served as the residence for three Governors.

Located in the Old Trenton Neighborhood, Studio 51 is a shared arts space of the Trenton Community A-Team. Started in 2000 as an artist cooperative at the Trenton Area Soup Kitchen, our focus is opening/expanding the art experience of self taught, emerging artists.

Affordable shared office space, or "coworking space," in downtown Trenton

The C.O.G. is a community bike shop created by Trenton Cycling Revolution focused on giving folks the tools they need to access affordable and fun transportation

Discover a beautifully converted historic carriage house, home to over 30 years of vibrant art activity. This charming studio showcases stunning sculptures and artistic creations, making it a unique cultural gem.

The Trenton Free Public Library is one of the city's architectural treasures, and has for years hosted exhibits of local artists. The Library has recently re-opened its Mezzanine Gallery after renovations.