Victory Hall/Drawing Rooms is part of Hudson Gives! ​
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The Spring Fundraiser Day for non-profits in Hudson County
is on Thursday, May 8th. But you can start giving now!​​
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Your Support helps us to continue providing excellent, exciting and diverse programming.
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Receive beautiful original artworks for your donation!
​See Artwork Gifts Here!

We believe in the power of thoughtful, excellent Art to enlighten, wow and challenge you, warm your heart, stimulate your senses, and help a community transform and grow.

We provide year-round free exhibitions, tours, artist talks, public art projects, art classes for adults with disabilities and children, and more!

Our 2024-25 Activities:

• 6 Drawing Rooms exhibitions per year, 20 events and artist talks,
• 10 news articles and 5 online and print catalogs produced.
• 90 hours of Rainbow Thursday Artist classes, 40 students with disabilities and 2 Exhibits,
• 55 Solo-Lobby Exhibits at Art Project JC, with 20 art-tour events,
• 8 Public Art Workshops at 5 Corners Library JC and Canco Park.

For a total of over 250 artists featured annually, over 3,000 visitors to exhibitions, 5,000 viewers of Public Art Projects, 3,000 on our newsletter list, 5,600 social media followers, and more than 18,500 people served and reached over all.

Hudson Gives 2025 continues through May 15th.

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​See All About Our Programs Here
​Thanks to our community for 24 years of support and participation.

Jim Pustorino, Executive Director
Anne Trauben, Gallery Director/Curator​
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DRAWING ROOMS
926 Newark Ave, #T101
Jersey City, NJ

See all our activities at
​www.drawingrooms.org​

Drawing Rooms is operated by Victory Hall Inc. a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization producing exhibitions, programs and public art projects in the NJ/NY area since 2001.

This program Is made possible by a grant from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, a division of the Department of State, and administered by the Hudson County Office of Cultural & Heritage Affairs/Tourism Development, Craig Guy, Hudson County Executive & the Hudson County Board of County Commissioners.

SUPPORTED BY PUBLIC FUNDS FROM THE JERSEY CITY ARTS AND CULTURE TRUST FUND.