As a new resident of Hoboken, I have a voracious appetite for all there is to see (and eat) in the Mile Square City. Yet up until this past weekend, there was one place I vowed to never set foot in: Carlo’s Bakery.

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The Folk Project, a nonprofit, artistic community centered around music, seeks to recapture the magic of the coffeehouse.

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Two sneaky baking burglars bring grandma's recipes to hungry residents of the Garden State.

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The Jersey coast offers more than just sun and sand. Use our guide and you’ll be ready to take in top-notch theater—from Broadway productions to children’s shows and outdoor classics.

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Your calendar for a summer of fun.

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New Brunswick isn't just for college students out on the town—world-class dining and premier theater experiences present a tempting reality for romantic couples eager for entertainment-laden evenings.

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Maplewood resident Sandy Rustin presents her sketch-comedy musical about parenting at the South Orange Performing Arts Center.

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A noted artistic director trades Shakespeare in the Park for the Two River Theater in Red Bank.

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Every Sunday evening, while watching “The Amazing Race” on TV, I cheer on Big Easy Lofton and Flight Time Lang of the Harlem Globetrotters as they trot around the globe in a race to win $1 million. When I heard that the famed magicians of basketball would be in New Jersey this spring with five games at three different arenas, I jumped at the chance to see them in action.

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You don't have to go into New York City to find premium arts and entertainment, New Jersey has plenty to offer—and most of it without the stiff NYC price tag.

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