Triton College and Village of Hillside to Host Art in the Courtyard Showcasing Student Artists
Join Triton College and the Village of Hillside for Art in the Courtyard, an evening of art, music and creativity featuring work by Triton staff and student artists on the historic grounds of Hillside Village Hall.
RIVER GROVE, Ill. — Triton College and the Village of Hillside invite the community to enjoy an evening of art, music and creativity at Art in the Courtyard, featuring the work of talented Triton College staff and student artists in a festive outdoor setting.
Set on the historic grounds of Hillside Village Hall, the event will take place Thursday, June 18, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at 425 N. Hillside Ave. in Hillside. Guests can enjoy live music, refreshments and an inspiring showcase of artwork while connecting with local artists and fellow community members. Art in the Courtyard is a collaborative effort between Triton College and the Village of Hillside.
“Art has a unique ability to bring people together, spark conversation and strengthen connections within a community,” said Triton College President Mary-Rita Moore. “We are proud to partner with the Village of Hillside to create opportunities for our talented student artists to share their work and engage with the community in such a welcoming and inspiring setting.”
“Art in the Courtyard is a meaningful event for the community because it brings people together in our beautiful Village courtyard to enjoy creativity, culture and community,” said Hillside Mayor Joseph T. Tamburino. “It’s a chance for residents to connect, support local artists and experience something unique right here in Hillside.”
Mayor Tamburino added that many Triton students are Hillside residents, making the partnership even more meaningful.
“We’re especially proud to partner with Triton College and give emerging artists an opportunity to showcase their work,” he said. “We truly value the relationship we’ve built with Triton College and look forward to continuing to create opportunities that benefit both the students and our community.”
President Moore said the event also reflects Triton College’s ongoing commitment to community engagement and student opportunity.
“Triton College is committed to creating opportunities that enrich both our students and the surrounding community,” said President Moore. “Art in the Courtyard is a celebration of creativity, collaboration and community pride, and we’re excited to be part of such a special event.”
Art in the Courtyard is free and open to the public.
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Media Contacts:
Melissa Ramirez Cooper | melissacooper@triton.edu | 708-456-0300, Ext. 3496
Hunter Oberst | hunteroberst@triton.edu | 708-456-0300, Ext. 3820
ABOUT TRITON COLLEGE:
Triton College, located at 2000 Fifth Ave., River Grove, is a public institution of
higher education dedicated to student success. Recently recognized by the Aspen Institute
as one of the Top 200 community colleges in the nation, Triton offers more than 130 degree and certificate
programs that prepare students to pursue meaningful careers, transfer to four-year
universities, and thrive in a global economy. Guided by our mission—Valuing the individual, educating and serving the community—Triton serves nearly 17,000 students annually on its 110-acre campus in River Grove,
Illinois. Our dedicated faculty and staff provide high-quality, accessible and affordable
educational opportunities that empower students and strengthens the communities we
serve. Triton College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and a member
of The Illinois Community College Board. Illinois is home to 45 colleges in 39 community
college districts. Learn more at triton.edu.
