Dear Friends of Arts at the Palace,

As we reflect on this past year, our hearts are filled with gratitude for the vibrant community of artists, audiences, and supporters who make Arts at the Palace a cornerstone of creativity and connection in Central New York.

Thanks to you, 2024 has been a defining year for our organization!

In this season of gratitude, we invite you to celebrate with us and consider how you can help sustain the energy and passion that fuel our work.

From our Saturday Jazz Series, Community Contra Dances, and Thursdays On The Village Green to our youth programs like Young Creatives, we remain dedicated to making Hamilton and the surrounding region an excellent destination for artists.

As we celebrate the progress of the past few years, we continue to uplift the pressing need to invest in programs that inspire, educate, and bring people together. Your generosity can help us rise to these challenges and ensure that Arts at the Palace continues to thrive as a space where creativity flourishes and community grows.

Every contribution, no matter the size, has a tangible impact. Your support provides resources for artists, enriches the lives of our community, and allows us to sustain the events and programs that make Arts at the Palace a beacon for the arts.

If you haven’t yet had the opportunity, we invite you to “Consider The Arts” in you end of year giving.

Please visit www.artsatthepalace.org/donate to make your gift today.

With heartfelt thanks, we wish you a joyous holiday season filled with creativity, inspiration, and community.

Warm regards,


Henry Howard
Executive Director
Arts at the Palace

Arts At The Palace

Cultivating The Arts Culture and Community

Arts At The Palace is Madison County NY’s destination for artist empowerment through mentoring, workshops, and collaboration.

We provide rural artists and creators the support, facilities, and expertise to create, develop, and present new projects.

This focus on artistic development provides a dynamic creative hub where the surrounding community can benefit from enriching cultural experiences, events, and performances.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Re-Introducing Arts At The Palace

Parking & Location

Arts At The Palace Programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

Destination recording/video production studio for artist development and worshops.

The Showcase Room is an intimate venue to foster connection between artists and audiences.

A creative gathering placeincluding workshops and community events.

Live music, audio/video production

Hamilton Creates Production & Studio

This project is made possible by Central New York Community Foundation

SUPPORT THE ARTS

  • History

    Back in 1914, a new cinema came to 19 Utica Street in Hamilton. Through the decades, it has served as a shoe repair shop, community garage, and manufacturing warehouse.

  • Cultural Equity & Inclusion

    To support a full creative life for all, Arts at the Palace commits to championing policies and practices of cultural equity that work to vanquish social, racial and economic injustice, thus empowering a just inclusive, equitable nation.

  • Health & Safety

    In accordance with the changes in guidelines from Madison County, New York State, and the CDC, Arts At The Palace has adjusted its health and safety procedures. Please see links below for more information.

  • Impact

    In 2021, over 1,300 people participated in or viewed Arts at the Palace’s 2021 programs, created by over 83 artists, scholars, and technical professionals. We were excited to open our doors in 2021 to resume in-person programming while continuing to expand our virtual reach!

News & Updates

Thank you to our 2022 Major Sponsors, Donors and Grant Funders.

CNY Arts | Central New York Community Foundation | Colgate University | Cornelia T. Bailey Foundation | The Gifford Foundation | Hamilton Community Chest | Hamilton Initiative, LLC | Humanities New York with support of the National Endowment of the Humanities | NBT Bank | New York State Council on the Arts with support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature