Hudson County Community College Announces the Opening of ‘Hip-Hop Utopia: Culture + Community’1/23/2017 - The exhibit celebrates the art and influence of the hip-hop movement.Read Full Story
Experience Art This Spring at Hudson County Community College1/19/2017 - The College’s Department of Cultural Affairs Spring programming includes exhibitions, dance classes, lectures, film screenings, discussions and even a ‘Senior Prom’ – all open to the general public at no charge.Read Full Story
Hudson County Community College to Offer Classes and Concerts Featuring Broadway Stars9/28/2016 - Community members are invited to participate in FREE classes and Read Full Story
Hudson County Community College to Honor the 15th Anniversary of September 11, 2001 with '9/11 Remembrance'8/29/2016 - The September 9 event will feature recollections in words and images by members of the Hudson County community as well as photos by Mickey MathisRead Full Story
Hudson County Community College Invites the Entire Community to View ‘Mickey Mathis: World Trade Views’8/29/2016 - The exhibit of hauntingly beautiful images of the Twin Towers and the new World Trade Center now open; there is no charge for admissionRead Full Story
Hudson County Community College Brings the ‘Sweet Life’ for Area Residents to Enjoy6/22/2016 - Read Full Story
Hudson County Community College and New Jersey Symphony Orchestra present free Bollywood chamber concert4/25/2016 - Five-piece ensemble performs Bollywood classics. Event is free and open to the public. Concert made possible through PSEG Foundation partnership. Fri, May 6, at Benjamin J. Dineen III & Dennis C. Hull Gallery in Jersey CityRead Full Story
Hudson County Community College to Exhibit Photos Chronicling the Early Years of the LGBTQ Rights Movement3/17/2016 - "Looking Back/Looking Forward: NYC's Gay Pride Parades 1979 – 1995" features historic photography by Stanley Stellar, and is presented by the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art.Read Full Story
Hudson County Community College Invites the Community to an Afternoon of Spoken Word and Art3/2/2016 - This Friday’s free event, "A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words," features readings inspired by works currently on display in the Read Full Story
Hudson County Community College Spring 2016 Cultural Affairs Program Gets Underway2/17/2016 - Dozens of FREE events – including reduced-priced tickets for Broadway and other cultural events – are available to the community.Read Full Story
Hudson County Community College to Present Screening of Award-Winning Film, ‘Freedom Riders’2/1/2016 - Fourth and final installment of the Created Equal: America’s Civil Rights Struggle Series will be shown on February 29th; there is no charge for admission.Read Full Story
Hudson County Community College to Present Exhibit, “Pope Pius XII: Consensus or Controversy?”12/1/2015 - Grand opening of free exhibit scheduled for the afternoon of December 8th in the College’s Benjamin J. Dineen, III and Dennis C. Hull Gallery; Read Full Story
HCCC Invites the Community to View “Changing America: The Emancipation Proclamation, 1863 and the March on Washington, 1963”10/21/2015 - Civil rights leader Junius Williams will speak on October 28th; there is no admission charge for the exhibit or the event.Read Full Story
Hudson County Community College to Hold the Grand Opening of the Benjamin J. Dineen, III and Dennis C. Hull Gallery9/11/2015 - Official ribbon-cutting ceremony scheduled for Sunday afternoon, September 13; season offerings include six varied exhibits open for viewing by the College's students, faculty and staff, as well as members of the community.Read Full Story
Hudson County Community College Launches the Inaugural Season of Its New Cultural Affairs Program9/3/2015 - The wealth of FREE offerings includes art exhibits, a book club, and lectures, plus comedy, music, and dance performances.Read Full Story
Hudson County Community College Announces Inaugural Season of the Benjamin J. Dineen, III and Dennis C. Hull Gallery8/21/2015 - Six varied exhibits will be open for viewing by the College’s students, faculty and staff, as well as members of the community.Read Full Story