Another unexpected Atlantic City location transforms into a captivating cultural experience when the Atlantic City Arts Foundation’s 11th ARTeriors opens, challenging how we see our urban landscape and showcasing collaborative efforts to revitalize a corridor of Pacific Avenue. “The Ministry of ARTeriors,” at Farmers Row in the former God is Reaching Out Ministries Building, features 10 artists creating an ephemeral and immersive group art show.

This isn’t just an art show — it’s a community celebration showcasing Atlantic City’s vibrant creative talent and reimagining what our city spaces can become. Each installation tells a story of possibility, transition and renewal and provides an opportunity for local emerging and established artists to reclaim forgotten spaces.

In addition to the artwork, the event also offers live entertainment and a reception opportunity for attendees to meet and network with fellow art enthusiasts and the artists themselves.

Tickets for the opening night reception are limited, so get yours today!

Produced by the Atlantic City Arts Foundation, the Ministry of ARTeriors embodies the organization’s mission to stimulate economic development and civic engagement through meaningful cultural experiences. Transforming vacant properties into temporary galleries brings people together and invites dialogue about art, urban spaces, and community potential.