Upcoming ACOR Programs and Opportunities
ACOR is now accepting applications for our 2026 ACOR Member Show. Whether you're an established artist or exhibiting your work for the first time, we invite you to be part of our annual celebration of ACOR's creative community.
This year's Member Show is especially exciting - it will be the inaugural exhibition in ACOR's new space at GARNER Historic District!
Help us open this new chapter by filling our walls with the creativity of our artist members.
Apply HERE.
What happens when art moves beyond galleries, stages, and the page - and into the spaces we share?
Join ACOR for Going Public: Creating Art for Shared Spaces, a free online panel discussion exploring the possibilities of public art for artists across disciplines on Wednesday, October 7, 2026 from 7-8:30 PM via Zoom.
Join us to hear from innovators, public art advocates, and artists about how practitioners from all disciplines can expand their practice to include public art.
Register HERE.
What do YOU want to learn in 2027?
Help shape ACOR’s 2027 Professional Development programs!
We want to hear directly from artists and creative professionals about the skills, knowledge, and resources that would help you strengthen your creative practice and advance your career. What topics would you like to explore? What challenges are you facing? What workshops, tools, or resources would be most valuable to you?
Take our quick survey and help us build programs that respond to what Rockland’s creative community needs most.
Take the survey HERE.
ACOR Exhibitions | Hidden Treasure Gallery | RC Courthouse
The natural world speaks to each of us in different ways, and in our newest exhibition, three talented Rockland County artists share their own unique interpretations. The Arts Council of Rockland is proud to present Nature’s Voices: Three Visions Inspired by the World Around Us, featuring the beautiful artwork of Milly Charles, Bonnie Goetz, and Diane Rosen.
While each artist approaches the natural world differently, their work shares a common thread: a deep connection to the landscapes, trees, water, light, and changing beauty of the world around us.
This exhibition reflects ACOR’s commitment to serving the community by bringing art into public spaces where it can be experienced by all.
The Arts Council of Rockland receives major programmatic support from:
Support for the Arts Council of Rockland is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts
with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
Corporate Partners
Community Partners
