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Cultural Arts Forum

Cultural Arts Forum at Neumann University

Founded by Dr. Margaret Mary Kearney, a former broadcast personality and friend of Neumann University, the Cultural Arts Forum hosts a variety of events each year to foster cultural programming and enrich the educational experiences of the University and the larger community. Proceeds from these events benefit the Dr. Margaret Mary Kearney student scholarship, which assists non-traditional students.

Upcoming Events for 2024-2025

The Cultural Arts Forum hosts a seminar series each year. Admission is $12 per lecture or $45 for a membership which includes all 8 lectures. Proceeds from the seminar series benefit the Dr. Margaret Mary Kearney student scholarship.

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ADDITIONAL CULTURAL ARTS EVENTS
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Become a Cultural Arts Forum Member

For just $45 enjoy all lecture series programs at no additional charge!

Call 610-558-5626 for details or click the button below to purchase your membership, today!

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Additional Cultural Arts Events

Throughout the year, the Cultural Arts Forum hosts a number of events to engage our community. These events are open to anyone and we welcome you to join us.
*Please note, these events are not included in the Cultural Arts Forum membership.

Additional Forum Events

Nicholas DiMarino
Coordinator of Cultural Programming

For the last 21 years, Nicholas DiMarino has served as the Coordinator of Cultural Programming at Neumann University. Before assuming this position, he taught social sciences and performing arts to seventh through twelfth grade students for over thirty years. He is a founding member of the Board of Directors of The Arts Guild at Neumann University. As coordinator, his position affords him the opportunity to coordinate all the performing and visual arts programs at the university. Mr. DiMarino is also the Founder and Executive Director of Center Stage Productions, a not-for-profit community theater ensemble currently part of the TAG at NU. Active in the community, he has been honored by many civic and educational groups for his devotion to teaching and promoting the performing arts. Over his very long career, he has produced and directed musical productions, dramas, and workshops for theater enthusiast of all ages.