Pauline Santos

The Dartmouth Cultural Center is planning accessibility renovations while launching a full slate of exhibits, classes and programs throughout 2026 in its historic Elm Street building.

Dartmouth Cultural Center secures a 30-year lease, boosting grant access and funding as it prepares new programs, exhibits, and restoration efforts.

From a 25-artist exhibit to a special Eudora Welty program, the Dartmouth Cultural Center keeps the fall calendar filled with art and culture.

Dartmouth Cultural Center hosts summer events: art exhibits, kids' programs, modern dance, and the return of Wet Paint Padanaram on August 23.

The Dartmouth Cultural Center is celebrating Art Week with a series of programs and workshops the public can take part in.

Dartmouth Cultural Center President Pauline Santos is hoping the spring Town Meeting will approve a new lease for up to 30 years.

The Dartmouth Cultural Center is still in need of volunteers, especially someone with computer skills.

The Dartmouth Cultural Center's annual Wet Paint Day is happening on Saturday, September 21 starting at 9 a.m.

The Dartmouth Cultural Center is open Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Special showings can be arranged by appointment.

The Dartmouth Cultural Center is also hosting activities as part of 2024 ArtWeek SouthCoast, running from May 9 to May 19.