Join us at our special events in celebration of the arts and our thriving community. Be part of the excitement when you attend events at New Jersey’s “Favorite Small Performing Arts Center.”
SOPAC Sessions is a series of livestream concerts coming to you directly from the SOPAC stage!
SOPAC Sessions are free for SOPAC members and just $10 per ticket link for non-members. Login to reserve free, member ticket links. If you have any questions about a member portal, please email membership@sopacnow.org.
Connected Conversations is a series of virtual panel discussions and presentations that are are free for all with advance registration!
Get ready & get set to test your knowledge in all things performing arts, Halloween and more!
Lauded local singer-songwriter Mark Murphy performs from the SOPAC stage in a virtual concert with in-demand Jazz musicians Jon Cowherd, Larry Grenadier and Dayna Stephens.
Experience the diversity of art and culture that flourishes in the two towns of South Orange & Maplewood in this annual artist studio tour event.
When we look at the history of societal change it seems to evolve at a slow pace, until it doesn’t. Does it take a revolution to spark the birth of the new consensus or should we expect and desire change to evolve over an extended period? What is possible? What is probable? What are the repercussions?
Join us for a virtual fundraiser for SOPAC and the Arts! Don’t miss this hour of live performances hosted by Matt and Ann Servitto. The evening will also feature honorees Leo & Barbara Sender, plus a Silent Auction with many great prizes!
Get ready & get set to test your knowledge in all things performing arts, Thanksgiving and more!
When we look at the history of societal change it seems to evolve at a slow pace, until it doesn’t. Does it take a revolution to spark the birth of the new consensus or should we expect and desire change to evolve over an extended period? What is possible? What is probable? What are the repercussions?
Get ready & get set to test your knowledge in all things performing arts, New Year's Eve and more!
When we look at the history of societal change it seems to evolve at a slow pace, until it doesn’t. Does it take a revolution to spark the birth of the new consensus or should we expect and desire change to evolve over an extended period? What is possible? What is probable? What are the repercussions?
When we look at the history of societal change it seems to evolve at a slow pace, until it doesn’t. Does it take a revolution to spark the birth of the new consensus or should we expect and desire change to evolve over an extended period? What is possible? What is probable? What are the repercussions?
