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Festival Preview 2024

SOUTH SHORE ARTS FESTIVAL - 2024

SSAC Presents - Our Festival Preview Gala
Like Newbury's Business: Uncommon Art on the Common
Featuring: Percy Fontini-Wright, Tim Gianelli, Timmy Speaks & Slime Sunday

Thursday, June 13 | 6:00 - 10:00 pm with VIP Hour from 6:00 - 7:00 pm

 

Save the Date - Tickets will be on sale soon!

South Shore Art Center is partnering with Newbury Street-based Pellas Gallery to curate an exhibition of works by contemporary and emerging artists - all local, and all artists who are part of the chaning creative landscape in Boston and beyond. We call this collaboration Like Newbury's Business: Uncommon Art on the Common. We invite you to explore with us! Featured artists will include: Percy Fontini-Wright, Tim Gianelli, Timmy Speaks and Slime Sunday

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About South Shore Art Center

A non-profit organization formed in 1954, South Shore Art Center is dedicated to enriching the communities south of Boston by fostering an understanding and appre­ciation of the visual arts through exhibitions and educa­tion. In addition to a nationally-recognized exhibition program, the Art Center offers courses and workshops for adults and children, and enrichment programs to area schools.