Come out to Teaneck Creek to paint in the park on the last Sunday of the month! Organized by our Eco-Art Committee, enjoy the comradery of painting with friends and family. This gathering is for all ages and all levels of experience. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Please bring your own art supplies - paper, paint, brushes, water, easel - whatever supplies you need to paint outside!

Meet in the parking lot at 20 Puffin Way, then together we’ll pick a destination in the park. You can also drop in at any time - check the map by the stairs to see where in the park we’re congregating. 

Registration recommended.
Support TCC’s art programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.

Light rain or shine.
Registrants will be notified if the event is canceled.

Some trail sections are challenging for strollers. No restrooms available.
Questions? Email programs@teaneckcreek.org

Come out to Teaneck Creek to paint in the park on the last Sunday of the month! Organized by our Eco-Art Committee, enjoy the comradery of painting with friends and family. This gathering is for all ages and all levels of experience. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Please bring your own art supplies - paper, paint, brushes, water, easel - whatever supplies you need to paint outside!

Meet in the parking lot at 20 Puffin Way, then together we’ll pick a destination in the park. You can also drop in at any time - check the map by the stairs to see where in the park we’re congregating. 

Registration recommended.
Support TCC’s art programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.

Light rain or shine.
Registrants will be notified if the event is canceled.

Some trail sections are challenging for strollers. No restrooms available.
Questions? Email programs@teaneckcreek.org

Come out to Teaneck Creek to paint in the park on the last Sunday of the month! Organized by our Eco-Art Committee, enjoy the comradery of painting with friends and family. This gathering is for all ages and all levels of experience. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Please bring your own art supplies - canvas, paper, paint, brushes, water, easel - whatever supplies you need to paint outside!

Meet in the parking lot at 20 Puffin Way, then together we’ll pick a destination in the park. You can also drop in at any time - check the map by the stairs to see where in the park we’re congregating.

Registration recommended.
Registrants will be notified if event is canceled.

Please note: no bathrooms will be available during this session.

An exhibit of nature art and poetry created by Benjamin Franklin Middle School sixth and seventh grade students based on their immersive, sensory experience at the newly restored Teaneck Creek Park in October 2023 under the guidance of artists from STEAM URBAN and Maroon Theater Project. The collection displays the students’ artistic and written reflections including mixed media on wood, digital photography, and poetry.

Student Art and Poetry Exhibit curated by Andrece Brady

No registration required. Walk-ins welcome.

This project was made possible with funds from Veolia and the Bergen County Division of Cultural & Historic Affairs, a partner of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts.

*Please note: N95 or equivalent masks are required.
Limited quantity will be available at the door for those without one.

An exhibit of nature art and poetry created by Benjamin Franklin Middle School sixth and seventh grade students based on their immersive, sensory experience at the newly restored Teaneck Creek Park in October 2023 under the guidance of artists from STEAM URBAN and Maroon Theater Project. The collection displays the students’ artistic and written reflections including mixed media on wood, digital photography, and poetry.

Student Art and Poetry Exhibit curated by Andrece Brady

No registration required. Walk-ins welcome.

This project was made possible with funds from Veolia and the Bergen County Division of Cultural & Historic Affairs, a partner of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts.

*Please note: N95 or equivalent masks are required.
Limited quantity will be available at the door for those without one.

An exhibit of nature art and poetry created by Benjamin Franklin Middle School sixth and seventh grade students based on their immersive, sensory experience at the newly restored Teaneck Creek Park in October 2023 under the guidance of artists from STEAM URBAN and Maroon Theater Project. The collection displays the students’ artistic and written reflections including mixed media on wood, digital photography, and poetry.

Student Art and Poetry Exhibit curated by Andrece Brady

No registration required. Walk-ins welcome.

This project was made possible with funds from Veolia and the Bergen County Division of Cultural & Historic Affairs, a partner of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts.

*Please note: N95 or equivalent masks are required.
Limited quantity will be available at the door for those without one.

An exhibit of nature art and poetry created by Benjamin Franklin Middle School sixth and seventh grade students based on their immersive, sensory experience at the newly restored Teaneck Creek Park in October 2023 under the guidance of artists from STEAM URBAN and Maroon Theater Project. The collection displays the students’ artistic and written reflections including mixed media on wood, digital photography, and poetry.

Student Art and Poetry Exhibit curated by Andrece Brady

No registration required. Walk-ins welcome.

This project was made possible with funds from Veolia and the Bergen County Division of Cultural & Historic Affairs, a partner of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts.

*Please note: N95 or equivalent masks are required.
Limited quantity will be available at the door for those without one.

An exhibit of nature art and poetry created by Benjamin Franklin Middle School sixth and seventh grade students based on their immersive, sensory experience at the newly restored Teaneck Creek Park in October 2023 under the guidance of artists from STEAM URBAN and Maroon Theater Project. The collection displays the students’ artistic and written reflections including mixed media on wood, digital photography, and poetry.

Student Art and Poetry Exhibit curated by Andrece Brady

No registration required. Walk-ins welcome.

This project was made possible with funds from Veolia and the Bergen County Division of Cultural & Historic Affairs, a partner of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts.

*Please note: N95 or equivalent masks are required.
Limited quantity will be available at the door for those without one.