Author: Jacqueline Larcara

Stuck at home? Browse these collections from your couch.

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Here's a preview of brand-new works from the minds of modern playwrights coming to NJ stages this spring.

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Groundbreaking conductor Xian Zhang infuses the NJSO with fresh energy and bold ideas.

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Photography, paintings, leather accessories, ceramics, metal wares—unique handmade items abound at these bazaars.

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A self-declared misfit proves a good fit for stage, film and TV.

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Throughout February, New Jersey celebrates and pays tribute to the African American community through historic exhibits and performances.

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Art awaits at museums and galleries around the state. See colorful works crafted from wood salvaged after Hurricane Sandy, animal sculptures created from recycled bullet shells and more.

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Director Charles Prince describes his musicians as “unparalleled and extraordinary.” 

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Kick off the new year at these never-before-seen plays and musicals. Experience tales of loss, friendship and misfortune at theaters throughout the state.

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Known for his sports art, James Fiorentino also creates nature paintings. "Portraits of Preservation" depicts properties protected by the D&R Greenway.

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