Babylon Village Arts COuncil
Enhancing the Arts & Culture in Babylon Village
Babylon Village Arts COuncil
Enhancing the Arts & Culture in Babylon Village
Babylon Village Arts COuncil
Enhancing the Arts & Culture in Babylon Village
Babylon Village Arts COuncil
Enhancing the Arts & Culture in Babylon Village
Babylon Village Arts COuncil
Enhancing the Arts & Culture in Babylon Village
Welcome!
The Babylon Village Arts Council was formed in 2003 by a group of village residents who recognized the need to present various art experiences to the Babylon Village community. From that vision the Babylon Village Arts Council (BVAC) has become an integral part in the cultural lives of its residents.
Rotational Art Program
features BVAC artist members for a month long exhibit
Featured Artists for the Month:
Karen Finkenberg
Babylon Village Arts Council is proud to present the Rotational Artist at Webster Bank located at 180 West Main Street
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MOMA: May Debuts New Exhibitions Featuring Local Girl Scout Artists
Museum of Miniature Art
The Babylon Village Arts Council is proud to announce its newest exhibition showcasing miniature artworks created by talented Girl Scouts from two Babylon-based troops: Troop 815 and Troop 1639. This special exhibition highlights the creativity, imagination, and community spirit of local young artists.
The exhibitions celebrates the unique perspectives of each artist, with miniature works that reflect the Spring season. The girls’ creations will be on view throughout May, offering families, art lovers, and local residents an opportunity to engage with this inspiring collection. The Babylon Village Arts Council remains committed to showcasing emerging artists and fostering community partnerships that make art accessible and meaningful for all.
For exhibition details and special events, please contact Allyson Uttendorfer at bvacuttendorfer@gmail.com.
The exhibitions celebrates the unique perspectives of each artist, with miniature works that reflect the Spring season. The girls’ creations will be on view throughout May, offering families, art lovers, and local residents an opportunity to engage with this inspiring collection. The Babylon Village Arts Council remains committed to showcasing emerging artists and fostering community partnerships that make art accessible and meaningful for all.
For exhibition details and special events, please contact Allyson Uttendorfer at bvacuttendorfer@gmail.com.
Babylon Village Arts Council is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization.
Community support enable BVAC to present cultural art programs throughout the year to the Long Island community. Programs are made possible in part through grants from Suffolk County, New York State Council of the Arts and through sponsorships, partnerships, donations and memberships.
Project support by Long Island Grants for the Arts through funds provided by the office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and administered by The Huntington Arts Council
Contact Us
P.O. Box 141 Babylon Village, New York 11702
631.669.1810
rnorman@babylonvillagearts.org