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Arts at the Palace is pleased to announce it has received a $3,000 grant from The Gifford Foundation. These funds will support the project Learn to Play Guitar scheduled to launch at the Palace Theater this summer as well as an enhanced website to help ex... read more
Take the challenge! This five-part series, geared for middle and high-school students, consists of one week of daily theater-making “challenges,” which can all be completed on your own. The instructor will provide an introductory video to outline the ... read more
Arts at the Palace is pleased to present three virtual opera experiences this spring, curated especially for our audiences. This series is for opera fans and “newbies” alike—we promise you’re in for a treat! —-The Impresario̵... read more
Arts at the Palace Announces From Script to Stage Program 2021 Selection Arts at the Palace is delighted to announce its selection for its 2021 From Script to Stage program. I DIGRESS: THE INTIMATE INSIGHTS OF A CHILDHOOD WEIRDO, written and performed by ... read more
Link: AATP article – Feb 2021
Welcome to Street by Street, a local history project of Arts at the Palace and the Village of Hamilton Historical Commission. The series seeks to explore and document the genius loci (spirit of the place) of the Village of Hamilton, NY, through stories ab... read more
Friday, April 30th at 7 pm Arts at the Palace is pleased to present the final of a three-part free film discussion series with film professional Juliette Fahey. Song of the Sea directed by Tomm Moore, 2014, IRELAND Based on Celtic mythology, Song of the S... read more
Friday, March 26th at 7 pm Arts at the Palace is pleased to present the second of a three-part free film discussion series with film professional Juliette Fahey. Bombay Beach directed by Alma Har’el, 2011, USA Israeli filmmaker, Alma Har’el, k... read more
Friday, February 26th at 7 pm Arts at the Palace is pleased to present the first of a three-part free film discussion series with film professional Juliette Fahey. Faces Places (original title Visages Villages) directed by Agnès Varda and JR, 2017, FRAN... read more