Arts & Entertainment
Fun Things to Do in New Jersey This January: Art, Concerts and More
Check out this month's stellar shows and astounding art exhibitions.
Artist Transformed Secondhand Donations Into Thought-Provoking Mural
Jersey City artist Woolpunk's 30-foot-wide installation, on display at Montclair Art Museum, provides colorful commentary on excessive consumerism.
Podcast Spotlights Fascinating Stories From Everyday New Jerseyans
Mike Ham, host of Greetings From the Garden State, has traveled all over NJ to hear regular people's successes and struggles.
Jersey Guitar Craftsman Is Leading Expert in a Lost Art
Curt Wilson repairs cherished string instruments and custom-builds guitars from an 1800s-era Hopewell schoolhouse.
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