
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 United States within an international context.
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2 events,![]() 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 United States within an international context. ![]() 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 member John Reinking and New York artist Ned Snider. Although working in distinct disciplines and materials - Reinking producing ceramic vessels and objects, while Snider […] |
5 events,![]() 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 paced and fun show that tells Native American stories, explores lunar phases, eclipses, and other puzzles. Engaging and immersive, “Earth, Moon & Sun” examines how […] ![]() 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 also will explore the night sky and learn what planets, constellations and stars will be out on Halloween evening. ![]() 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. |
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6 events,![]() Everyone has a cosmic question! We asked museum people and local celebrities to send us their space inquiries. Explore our answers and how we handled the big mysteries like aliens, black holes, and multiverse! Join us for a wild ride through the cosmos as we uncover the peculiar, the obvious, and the far-out. ![]() Lasers dance across the dome while we listen to songs you can sing along with like "Livin’ on a Prayer” by Bon Jovi, “Best Day of My Life” by American Authors, “Call Me Maybe” by Carly Rae Jepsen, and "Shake It Off" by Taylor Swift to name just a few.
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 welcome as well. The program, which is presented on a kindergarten level, is appropriate for audiences of all ages. During the show, the doors will […] ![]() Did the sky play a part in the Revolutionary War? Did the Moon guide a nighttime informant? Who crossed into enemy territory “in the name of science?” Learn about celestial events and scientists during the Revolutionary War period. ![]() The British are coming…and bringing rockin’ music! Enjoy rock ‘n’ roll songs popular during the famous “British Invasion.” Bands include The Who, Led Zeppelin, and Queen. Then we'll switch continents and enjoy some classic rock songs from American bands like Journey, Guns N Roses, Bon Jovi, Twisted Sister, and more. |
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4 events,![]() 2026 Juried Student Art Exhibition Juror: Stacy Swiderski, Director, Wynter Gallery Reception & Awards: Friday, November 13; 5-7pm Coordinator: Darren McManus Artwork completed in visual art and graphic design classes by current RVCC students over the past academic year will be featured in the show. All student work, including the “best in show” awards, included […]
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![]() Join us for a celebration of student creativity at the Reception & Awards for this year's Juried Student Art Exhibition. This annual exhibition features student artwork created in various classes from RVCC's Visual Art and Graphic Design degree programs as selected by this year's juror, Stacy Swiderski, owner and director of Wynter Gallery. Meet the […] ![]() Enjoy a guided meditation experience in the comfortable, reclined seats in the RVCC Planetarium. |
6 events,![]() Everyone has a cosmic question! We asked museum people and local celebrities to send us their space inquiries. Explore our answers and how we handled the big mysteries like aliens, black holes, and multiverse! Join us for a wild ride through the cosmos as we uncover the peculiar, the obvious, and the far-out. ![]() Lasers dance across the dome while we listen to songs you can sing along with like "Livin’ on a Prayer” by Bon Jovi, “Best Day of My Life” by American Authors, “Call Me Maybe” by Carly Rae Jepsen, and "Shake It Off" by Taylor Swift to name just a few. ![]() Did the sky play a part in the Revolutionary War? Did the Moon guide a nighttime informant? Who crossed into enemy territory “in the name of science?” Learn about celestial events and scientists during the Revolutionary War period. ![]() The British are coming…and bringing rockin’ music! Enjoy rock ‘n’ roll songs popular during the famous “British Invasion.” Bands include The Who, Led Zeppelin, and Queen. Then we'll switch continents and enjoy some classic rock songs from American bands like Journey, Guns N Roses, Bon Jovi, Twisted Sister, and more. |
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3 events,![]() Dennis Russo directs RVCC theatre arts students in a performance of this moving exploration of the hate-crime murder of University of Wyoming student Matthew Shephard and the reaction of the community. The play is by Moises Kaurman and members of the Tectonic Theater Project.
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3 events,![]() Dennis Russo directs RVCC theatre arts students in a performance of this moving exploration of the hate-crime murder of University of Wyoming student Matthew Shephard and the reaction of the community. The play is by Moises Kaurman and members of the Tectonic Theater Project.
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3 events,![]() Dennis Russo directs RVCC theatre arts students in a performance of this moving exploration of the hate-crime murder of University of Wyoming student Matthew Shephard and the reaction of the community. The play is by Moises Kaurman and members of the Tectonic Theater Project.
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Put on your space suit and blast-off into outer space to visit the Moon, Sun and planets. A lively experience for young people, the show features selected music from "Journey Into Space" by Jane Murphy. ![]() Our youngest audience members are encouraged to sing along with songs by a variety of artists. Songs in this fun laser concert include “Kalien the Alien” by mr RAY, “I Don’t Want to Live on the Moon” from Sesame Street, “Fruit Salad” by The Wiggles, and “Baby Shark.” ![]() Did the sky play a part in the Revolutionary War? Did the Moon guide a nighttime informant? Who crossed into enemy territory “in the name of science?” Learn about celestial events and scientists during the Revolutionary War period. ![]() The British are coming…and bringing rockin’ music! Enjoy rock ‘n’ roll songs popular during the famous “British Invasion.” Bands include The Who, Led Zeppelin, and Queen. Then we'll switch continents and enjoy some classic rock songs from American bands like Journey, Guns N Roses, Bon Jovi, Twisted Sister, and more. |
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3 events,![]() Sponsored by the RVCC Dance Club, the "informance" provides an opportunity for the whole RVCC community to share their creative work. Contact Loretta Fois at lfois@raritanval.com for more information.
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5 events,![]() Discover the stars visible in the winter sky. Then follow Santa on a trip through the solar system after he’s kidnaped by a friendly alien. The kids on the other planets also need presents! ![]() Listen to holiday hits such as “Wizards in Winter,” “Rockin’ around the Christmas Tree” and “Dominic the Donkey” while lasers “dance” on the dome overhead.
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 welcome as well. The program, which is presented on a kindergarten level, is appropriate for audiences of all ages. During the show, the doors will […] ![]() 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 stories behind them. Hear about how and where in the sky to find the brightest planets. Weather permitting, the 3M Observatory will be open after […] ![]() Listen to holiday hits such as “Wizards in Winter,” “Rockin’ around the Christmas Tree” and “Dominic the Donkey” while lasers “dance” on the dome overhead. |
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