Arts & Cultural Programs

Opening just in time for Halloween, the Center Gallery is hosting a hair-raising exhibition of works from Kaycee Colburn, Creatives Rebuild New York artist in residence. This eclectic, carefully-curated collection will feed into the audience's sense of sight and sound as they marvel in the beauty found in the macabre.

This exhibition is meant to challenge viewers to expand on what is considered a haunting, and what is considered a space. Viewers beware — enter if you dare!

Opening just in time for Halloween, the Center Gallery is hosting a hair-raising exhibition of works from Kaycee Colburn, Creatives Rebuild New York artist in residence. This eclectic, carefully-curated collection will feed into the audience's sense of sight and sound as they marvel in the beauty found in the macabre.

This exhibition is meant to challenge viewers to expand on what is considered a haunting, and what is considered a space. Viewers beware — enter if you dare!

Opening just in time for Halloween, the Center Gallery is hosting a hair-raising exhibition of works from Kaycee Colburn, Creatives Rebuild New York artist in residence. This eclectic, carefully-curated collection will feed into the audience's sense of sight and sound as they marvel in the beauty found in the macabre.

This exhibition is meant to challenge viewers to expand on what is considered a haunting, and what is considered a space. Viewers beware — enter if you dare!

Opening just in time for Halloween, the Center Gallery is hosting a hair-raising exhibition of works from Kaycee Colburn, Creatives Rebuild New York artist in residence. This eclectic, carefully-curated collection will feed into the audience's sense of sight and sound as they marvel in the beauty found in the macabre.

This exhibition is meant to challenge viewers to expand on what is considered a haunting, and what is considered a space. Viewers beware — enter if you dare!

Opening just in time for Halloween, the Center Gallery is hosting a hair-raising exhibition of works from Kaycee Colburn, Creatives Rebuild New York artist in residence. This eclectic, carefully-curated collection will feed into the audience's sense of sight and sound as they marvel in the beauty found in the macabre.

This exhibition is meant to challenge viewers to expand on what is considered a haunting, and what is considered a space. Viewers beware — enter if you dare!

Opening just in time for Halloween, the Center Gallery is hosting a hair-raising exhibition of works from Kaycee Colburn, Creatives Rebuild New York artist in residence. This eclectic, carefully-curated collection will feed into the audience's sense of sight and sound as they marvel in the beauty found in the macabre.

This exhibition is meant to challenge viewers to expand on what is considered a haunting, and what is considered a space. Viewers beware — enter if you dare!

Opening just in time for Halloween, the Center Gallery is hosting a hair-raising exhibition of works from Kaycee Colburn, Creatives Rebuild New York artist in residence. This eclectic, carefully-curated collection will feed into the audience's sense of sight and sound as they marvel in the beauty found in the macabre.

Join Colburn at the opening reception from 5 - 7 p.m. tonight for a ghost hunt demo. She will attempt to commune with the dead that dwell within these Haunted Spaces.

Drama auditions will be held today:

• 12:20 - 1:20 p.m.
• 3-4 p.m.

Meet Mark Sasse, arts and programming administrator for SUNY JCC, and learn about the Nov. 13 auditions coming to the Cutco Theater, and other acting and performance opportunities planned for the Cattaraugus County Campus. 

London 1595. Aspiring playwright Nick Bottom is told by Nostradamus how to finally get the better of Shakespeare — by writing a musical. Join the JCC Uncommoners for a hilarious mashup of Shakespearean England and 21st-century Broadway!

Tickets are available at sunyjcc.edu/Uncommoners.