
Sylvia Perkel at 100
An Artistic Journey from Brooklyn to Branchburg This retrospective features the work of Sylvia Perkel, a self-taught artist who turned 100 years old in July 2026. Born in 1926, Sylvia […]
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An Artistic Journey from Brooklyn to Branchburg This retrospective features the work of Sylvia Perkel, a self-taught artist who turned 100 years old in July 2026. Born in 1926, Sylvia […]
The RVCC Institute of Holocaust and Genocide Studies is proud to present Enduring Tension: (En)Countering Antisemitism in Every Age. This exhibition explores the long history of anti-Jewish bias in the […]
Coyote has a razor-sharp wit, but he’s a little confused about what he sees in the sky. Join this amusing character (adapted from Native American oral traditions) in a fast […]
The Witches and Ghouls continue to haunt the planetarium. They love our laser songs, including “The Adams Family Theme Song,” “Monster Mash,” and “Ghostbusters.”
This sensory-friendly astronomy and music show, approximately 45 minutes in length, is specially designed for families with children on the Autism spectrum or those with developmental disabilities. Neurotypical children are […]
Using the Planetarium’s DarkMatter digital theater, experience a guided tour of the night sky. Learn about some of the popular constellations visible from sunset to sunrise, as well as the […]

Not for young viewers or those easily scared! Features songs including “Alive” by Meatloaf, “Thriller” by Michael Jackson, and “The Devil Went Down to Georgia” by The Charlie Daniels Band.
Material Matters The Work of John Reinking and Ned Snider Reception & Artists’ Talk: Friday, October 9; 5-7pm Curator: Darren McManus MATERIAL MATTERS features the work of RVCC faculty […]
Join us as we commemorate Indigenous Peoples’ Day with Cemelli de Aztlan, a community organizer engaged in advocacy to defend the earth and our most marginalized populations. Register here
Join us for an Artist Talk and Reception Friday, October 9, 5-7 pm and experience the exhibition through the artist’s eyes. Hear about the inspiration and creative process behind the […]
Enjoy a guided meditation experience in the comfortable, reclined seats in the RVCC Planetarium.
Coyote has a razor-sharp wit, but he’s a little confused about what he sees in the sky. Join this amusing character (adapted from Native American oral traditions) in a fast […]
The Witches and Ghouls continue to haunt the planetarium. They love our laser songs, including “The Adams Family Theme Song,” “Monster Mash,” and “Ghostbusters.”

Join our eclectic group of witches and wizards as they guide visitors through a Harry Potter-themed tour of the night sky. Learn how astronomy was the inspiration for some of […]

Not for young viewers or those easily scared! Features songs including “Alive” by Meatloaf, “Thriller” by Michael Jackson, and “The Devil Went Down to Georgia” by The Charlie Daniels Band.
Teaching Difficult Histories: Building Understanding, Empathy, and Critical Thinking Workshop Highlights: Innovative teaching strategies Classroom resources and lesson ideas Opportunities for discussion and collaboration with colleagues Professional development certificate available […]
Coyote has a razor-sharp wit, but he’s a little confused about what he sees in the sky. Join this amusing character (adapted from Native American oral traditions) in a fast […]
The Witches and Ghouls continue to haunt the planetarium. They love our laser songs, including “The Adams Family Theme Song,” “Monster Mash,” and “Ghostbusters.”
Believe it or not, Halloween is an astronomical holiday. During this program, learn about the history of Halloween and how it fits into the seasons as a “cross-quarter day.” Participants […]

Not for young viewers or those easily scared! Features songs including “Alive” by Meatloaf, “Thriller” by Michael Jackson, and “The Devil Went Down to Georgia” by The Charlie Daniels Band.









