AAoM in the News

Local experts in many different areas of wellness came to the Art Academy of Milton, 38 South Front Street, to show their expertise at the Be Well Festival.

It was a full day of self care and relaxation where the experts provided exclusive insight into how various services can elevate your self care and daily life. Presentations were given every half hour and attendees had five minute trials for all services at reduced rates.

Three artists inspired by the art of Vincent van Gogh painted a mural in downtown Milton, adding color to South Front Street.

Artists Steve Gibson, Beverley Conrad and Michael Rash combined their skills and efforts and created a colorful mural on the Art Academy of Milton, an 11,000-square foot collaborative art space housed in the former Fraternal Order of the Eagles building at 38 S. Front St. in Milton. The three artists completed the mural over the weekend of July 9.

The Grand, Travelers, & Scrim (GTS) Youth Theatre and Gaspipe Theatre Company partnered together for the production of The Elephant Man at the Art Academy of Milton performing three shows over the weekend in Milton, Pennsylvania.

A valuable lesson of hardship and humanity hits the stage, as Grand, Travelers, & Scrim (GTS) Youth Theatre and Gaspipe Theatre MILTON - Company present their partnership production of “The Elephant Man,” Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m., and Sunday at 2 p.m., at the Art Academy of Milton, 38 S. Front St., Milton.

Six students along with family and friends came together Wednesday to hear the fruits of their writing labors.

MILTON — Do you think you have a talent for writing? If so, you will want to consider joining the Prose Writing Workshop at the Art Academy of Milton. Michael Rash, an adjunct professor at Susquehanna University, will be the instructor for all 12 classes. He said, “Nobody has to be experienced for this. It’s a good chance for people to get together and share their stuff.”

When asked about his vision for the Academy for the next five years, Gibson offers, “It’s my dream to have simultaneous classes, gallery shows, events and studio sessions at any given time of day, spread across all four floors. I love the idea that the building can become a living, breathing thing on its own, supported by not just the in-house artists and students, but by the entire community.”

MILTON — When 10-year-old Porter Durden-Spiro got her first glimpse of the oversized, colorful art Wednesday at the Art Academy of Milton, her first thought was she could do that when she grows up.

MILTON — Steve Gibson has a big vision for the former Eagles lodge in downtown Milton, with hopes of it being an art and entertainment hub for the borough.

[VIDEO] After sitting empty for over two years, the former home of the Milton Eagles Club will have a new name: The Art Academy of Milton.