Become a member of NJAI. Support NJAI’s programs and services while receiving all of the benefits of an NJAI member.

Print the MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION to pay by check via US Postal, or join with your credit card using secured PAY PAL here. Choose your membership option from the scroll down box.

Membership Benefits include,

Official Membership Card

10% discount on programs,workshops, & on-line and studio store

Eligibility for consideration for Gallery shows, talent pool, employment opportunities

VIP invitations to openings and previews

Membership and Sponsorship provide needed general operating support of NJAI. Corporate sponsorships benefits provide inclusion in our aggressive promotional campaign. Patron, Corporate, and Business Sponsorship Menu available here, for contributions of $150+, includes membership.

Only memberships purchased after November 1st may be rolled over to the next consecutive

year.

New to the New Jersey Arts Incubator web site is an introductory video with information from Executive Director Amy Simon, about NJAI and how to navigate the NJAI web site.View the introductory video.

Honorary Chairman, the Honorable Robert D. Parisi thanks you,

For a successful NJAI Fall Fundraiser in two acts. Over 100 people attended on a stormy night to enjoy two acts of Jersey fun and art.

ACT I - Pre-holiday wine and cheese tasting with light dinner buffet. All American wines presented by Total Wines of Essex Green.Music by Odarka. .

ACT II - Rock the House II  Dance with friends to Asbury Fever and enjoy quintessential bar food buffet. One refreshment ticket per person included.

A sneak preview of the NJAI Gallery show Four Women- Stories in Mixed Media was unveiled. The NJAI Gallery is now open for those who missed it.

Donations to NJAI are still being accepted by mail to NJAI 64 Wellington Avenue, West Orange, NJ 07052 or on line at www.njai.org/about-us/donations

Sheila Parisi and Councilman Robert Parisi (photo Mary Ellen Morrow)

Amy Simon, Executive Director, Mayor John McKeon, Chairwoman Lisa Scalora, JP Morgan Chase Foundation NJVP Elliott Lee. (photo Mary Ellen Morrow)