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We are eager to know you, to know where you are, what are you doing and planning to do. But, first, we must tell you who are we: we are Epoch Arts. An "arts for youth" organization dedicated to helping young people learn to communicate, collaborate, create and celebrate by experiencing, hands-on, the arts. And no experience needed please.  Whether it's in a class, rehearsals, or in performance, learn valuable principles, techniques, and skills that help you grow as people, and as artists.  We address complex issues and social tensions that young people face by creating original student and artist performances.  Our aim isn't to create perfect artists but rather to use the arts as a medium to help you to understand and express feelings, work with others and to explore complex issues that you face in your daily life. 

 

Latest News:

Love: A New Play Performed at Epoch Arts
Epoch Arts is offering 2 weeks of artistic fun this summer. Students preschool to 10th grade can experience music, art and theater in a friendly environment with our Epoch artists. Join us for one or two weeks, both will be guaranteed to be entertaining, educational and packed full of excitement! Register now under classes for Epoch's Summer Session. 
Week 1: July 20th-24th*****Week2: July 27th-31st****9:00-2:00****$150
25% off second week and second child.

 

 

 

Epoch Arts has received a grant from the Middlesex County Community
Foundation to support the program Breaking Silences. This $5,000 grant was
awarded by the Funds for Women and Girls.
 

  

Epoch Arts has recently purchased the building at 27 Skinner Street! This has been a lifelong dream of the organization and we are proud of this accomplishment. We would love to extend our deepest gratitude to Kenneth Barber and Angelus Tammaro from Barber and Roberts Attorneys at Law, the Schroth Family, the Roots and all our loyal and faithful angels who wish to remain anonymous. And finally to Dwight Barton for his patience and investment in our organization.