In 2017, State of the Arts produced a special half-hour documentary about Anne Morrow Lindbergh, the pioneering aviator, best-selling author, mother of six, ambassador’s daughter, and wife of the controversial Charles Lindbergh. Narrated by the powerful actor Judith Light, Anne Morrow Lindbergh: You'll Have the Sky went on to national PBS distribution, and won a Mid-Atlantic Emmy for Outstanding Writing. 

Born in 1906 and raised in Englewood, New Jersey, Anne was a woman of her time—yet her story, and her classic book Gift from the Sea, continues to speak to us today. Join us for this special rebroadcast.

NJ PBS

Thurs, 4/17 @ 11:30 pm

Sat, 4/19 @ 7:30 pm

WNET Thirteen

Sun, 4/20 @ 11:30 am

ALL ARTS

Mon, 4/21 @ 10:30 am & 3:30 pm

Wed 4/23 @ 10 am & 3 pm

National Poetry Month

This month, we're highlighting poets in the State of the Arts archives.

A look back at the life and career of one of New Jersey’s most famous poets, Amiri Baraka. He was New Jersey’s last Poet Laureate, and his talent for walking the line between art and activism made him into an American icon.

Highlights from State of the Arts

Producers Circle:

Pheasant Hill Foundation

Philip E. Lian & Joan L. Mueller

in memory of

Judith McCartin Scheide

Peter A. Benoliel & Willo Carey

Monica & Carlos Camin

Melanie & John Clarke

Elizabeth G. Christopherson

Hella & Scott McVay

The New Jersey State Council on the Arts, encouraging excellence and public engagement in the arts since 1966, is proud to co-produce State of the Arts with Stockton University, New Jersey's distinctive public university, in cooperation with PCK Media.

 Additional support is provided by: Friends of State of the Arts

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