Welcome!
The Claremont Forum is a non-profit community organization serving the city of Claremont and its neighbors. Our mission is to promote individual and social well-being through education, arts and wellness programs. We’re also proud to sponsor the nationwide Prison Library Project which sends books to inmates nationwide.
Since 1985, we’ve hosted over 500 community events, including lectures, workshops, art exhibits and performances. We sponsor Claremont’s Sunday Farmers & Artisans Market and have created a vibrant community service program for local volunteers through the Prison Library Project.
The Claremont Forum
For Arts, Education & Community Service
The Claremont Forum is a non-profit community organization serving the city of Claremont and its neighbors. Our mission is to promote individual and social well-being through education, arts and wellness programs. We’re also proud to sponsor the nationwide Prison Library Project which sends books to inmates nationwide.
Since 1985, we’ve hosted over 500 community events, including lectures, workshops, art exhibits and performances. We sponsor Claremont’s Sunday Farmers & Artisans Market and have created a vibrant community service program for local volunteers through the Prison Library Project.
The Claremont Forum
For Arts, Education & Community Service
Click Here For Weekly Classes, Groups & Workshop Information
SPIRITUALITY STUDY GROUP, WRITER'S WORKSHOP, JAPANESE, INLAND VALLEY STORY TELLERS, CONSCIENTIOUS PROJECTOR
Featured Artist
Estaban Ramon Perez
Tuesday, May 1 through Sunday, May 29
Artist Estaban Ramon Perez will be our featured artist for May exhibiting his latest collection entitled "That's How I feel." Flyer
Upcoming Events
Giving Tree Fun-Raiser
For Children's
Art Scholarships
June 2 through June 30, Reception Saturday, June 30 from 3:00 - 6:00 PM
Otterspace Arts will host an ART SILENT AUCTION with art donated by students and community members, CHILDREN'S POETRY READING, LIVE MUSIC AND THEATRICAL READING of Shel Silverstein's The Giving Tree with the Sugar Mountain Mama serenade and The Green Something Circus.
More Information: www.otterspacearts.com
Village Events
Junior Girls Scout Troop 1094 - Got Treasures?
Saturday, May 19 2012 3:30 - 6:30 PM @ The Packing House
Do you ever wonder if you are sitting on a gold mine or saving a sentimental treasure? Got Treasures? is a benefit event open to all ages that provides a platform for individuals to learn more about their own treasures, pieces of art, antiques and collectibles/curiosities. Local certified appraisers will examine your antiques, collectibles, and curiosities and tell you if you’re sitting on a gold mine or saving sentimental keepsakes.
What qualifies....family heirlooms, yard and estate sale finds, objects that have been collecting dust in your storage bins.....art, artillery, ceramics, clocks, collectibles, furniture, general, glass, instruments, jewelry, textiles, and ???. (Photos are encouraged for objects that are to cumbersome to transfer)
Ticket Price: 2 items for $5 or 3 for $7
Information: Margaret Aichele 909.267.9796 or claremontscouts@yahoo.com
Tuesday, May 1 through Sunday, May 29
Artist Estaban Ramon Perez will be our featured artist for May exhibiting his latest collection entitled "That's How I feel." Flyer
Upcoming Events
Giving Tree Fun-Raiser
For Children's
June 2 through June 30, Reception Saturday, June 30 from 3:00 - 6:00 PM
Otterspace Arts will host an ART SILENT AUCTION with art donated by students and community members, CHILDREN'S POETRY READING, LIVE MUSIC AND THEATRICAL READING of Shel Silverstein's The Giving Tree with the Sugar Mountain Mama serenade and The Green Something Circus.
More Information: www.otterspacearts.com
Village Events
Junior Girls Scout Troop 1094 - Got Treasures?
Saturday, May 19 2012 3:30 - 6:30 PM @ The Packing House
Do you ever wonder if you are sitting on a gold mine or saving a sentimental treasure? Got Treasures? is a benefit event open to all ages that provides a platform for individuals to learn more about their own treasures, pieces of art, antiques and collectibles/curiosities. Local certified appraisers will examine your antiques, collectibles, and curiosities and tell you if you’re sitting on a gold mine or saving sentimental keepsakes.
What qualifies....family heirlooms, yard and estate sale finds, objects that have been collecting dust in your storage bins.....art, artillery, ceramics, clocks, collectibles, furniture, general, glass, instruments, jewelry, textiles, and ???. (Photos are encouraged for objects that are to cumbersome to transfer)
Ticket Price: 2 items for $5 or 3 for $7
Information: Margaret Aichele 909.267.9796 or claremontscouts@yahoo.com
Tuesday: 12:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Wednesday: 12:00 - 7:00 PM
Thursday: 12:00 - 7:00 PM
Friday: 12:00 - 8:00 PM
Saturday: 12:00 - 8:00 PM
Sunday: 12:00 - 5:00 PM
The Claremont Forum, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, was established in 1985 to encourage the development of arts, wellness and community service in the local community with a specific focus on the Prison Library Project and local arts programs. The Claremont Forum is dedicated to advancing education, to nurturing community-wide participation in the cultural arts, and to sponsor the weekly Farmer’s & Artisans Market in downtown Claremont.
Website updated and maintained by Claremont Forum volunteers. For information about the website please contact Rachel at rachel@claremontforum.org.