Tonight we held the latest Salon event at the Boatworks. Participants put work into the show that filled our front room gallery, almost 5...

Tonight was the first member meeting of 2011. We had a great turnout, more than 25 people in attendance- mostly our regulars, but a few n...

Almost as exciting as the pastel demonstration tonight was the debut of our new folding chairs. Strong, and padded for extra comfort. If a...

It's a new year, which brings many new opportunities for activities at the Belmar Arts Council Thursday Jan 6 6:30 - 9:00 pm Fir...

Today was the opening reception for the new Wearable, Usable, Functional exhibition, in which all the artworks on display are hand crafted i...

The next exhibition at the Boatworks is Wearable, Usable, Functional, and the title says it all. This juried show features a variety of han...

Belmar's latest mural is now complete. (Click on the above photo to enlarge it) Artist Jim Fitzmaurice painted the large 5 panel mural...

The BAC benefit performance of The Royal Family at the Spring Lake Community House Theater is coming up this Friday night, October 15th. Th...

Back in 2007, the members of the Belmar Arts Council took a look at the dull gray concrete exterior walls of the Boatworks, our headquart...

This afternoon the Boatworks hosted an opening reception for the new After Sunset exhibition. The show includes 35 artworks with the after ...

It's getting a bit chilly to be hanging out on the beach these days, but there are still plenty of arts related reasons to come to th...

Tonight was the opening for the Cycle Art Exhibition at Second Life Bikes in Asbury Park. The Belmar Arts Council was one of the hosts of t...

Tomorrow is the opening reception for the Cycle Art exhibition at Second Life Bikes in Asbury Park. This show, which includes art about bic...

Wednesday nights are figure drawing nights at the Belmar Arts Council. Tonight we had the latest session of the original figure drawing gro...

The day started as gray and damp, and though the sun never came out, the rain stopped early enough to allow the Surf Art reception at the Bo...