Artistic performances that benefit nonprofits are taking place at the Noyes Arts Garage in Atlantic City through April 5. (Photo courtesy of artsgarageac.com)
ATLANTIC CITY – The cruise through artistic event on display at the Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University, is now open for a walking tour in addition to driving through to view the artwork. The show is open until April 5.
Due to changed in New Jersey’s COVID-19 outdoor gathering limits, the new walking tour was added. Children and families are invited to participate in a free walking tour 2-4 p.m. Friday, April 2. The daytime show is geared toward children and families with singing, dancing and pinwheels. Students at the William H. Ross Elementary School in Margate have their artwork displayed among others.
Spring break nighttime tickets are available for a discounted rate of $32.50 per vehicle. Walking tickets are $15.99 for adults, $8.99 for children under 15.
Bring headphones to the rooftop, enjoy the sunset and watch the transformation into a laser light show. Dance your way through a floor full of bubbles, check out the work of local artists and get up on stage and sing some karaoke in this vibrant, interactive experience.
Antoinette DiPietropolo and Charles Ford, who created the show, will be on-hand during the event. Call 917-327-9138 or visit www.cruisethruevents.com for more information.
