Arts & Entertainment
60 On Pointe Nutcracker Performances in NJ
November 13, 2018
The Sugar Plum Fairy, Mouse King and more characters from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker leap onto stages all over New Jersey. Join Clara, the young girl who is given a nutcracker doll on Christmas Eve, during her magical journey....
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Millburn Doc Puts on a Show with New Musical
November 2, 2018
Medicine the Musical gives med school a playful spin....
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“The Movement is in the Words”
October 31, 2018
At a rehearsal of August Wilson's "King Hedley II" at Two River Theater in Red Bank, director Brandon J. Dirden speaks softly and lets Wilson's language soar. ...
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NJ Couple Finds Whole New World with Disney on Ice
October 26, 2018
Morris Plains married couple Jessica and Brendyn Hatfield take the ice as Jasmine and Aladdin in Disney on Ice presents Mickey's Search Party, coming to the Prudential Center in November....
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Historian Finds Freedom in Art
October 18, 2018
When Nell Irvin painter returned to college, after retiring from a prestigious career as an author, historian and professor at… Read the rest
A Conversation with U.S. Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith
October 15, 2018
The Director of Creative Writing at Princeton University and Pulitzer Prize winner sat down with us to discuss how New Jersey has affected her work. ...
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The Garden State is Fertile Ground for Poetry
October 9, 2018
New Jersey is a hotbed of contemporary poets. Ever wonder why?...
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6 Haunted Happenings That Will Spook and Shock You
October 2, 2018
Here’s a six-pack of places where you can satisfy your thirst for a good fright....
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WheatonArts Fall Festival, Where Pumpkins are an Art Form
October 1, 2018
Glass is the heart of the WheatonArts Fall Festival—but other crafts abound....
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Banjoist Cynthia Sayer Plays it Cool
September 18, 2018
Scotch Plains-born Cynthia Sayer is one of the world’s most accomplished jazz banjoists....
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"Lace, Not Lace: Contemporary Fiber Art From Lacemaking Techniques” will be exhibited at Hunterdon Art Museum in Clinton September 23-January 6....
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The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey needed a place for its stuff. It found that, and rehearsal and design space to boot, in an old valve factory in Florham Park. ...
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Kara Walker’s Latest Exhibit is Visual Art That Angers
September 10, 2018
“Kara Walker: Virginia’s Lynch Mob and Other Works,” opens September 15 at the Montclair Art Museum....
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The Bouncing Souls are Bouncing Back to Asbury Park
July 25, 2018
The Bouncing Souls will headline Stoked for the Summer, an annual gathering of the quartet’s friends and fans at the Stone Pony Summer Stage, on August 4....
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One-hundred hot-air balloons of all shapes, sizes and colors will fill the sky above Hunterdon County on July 27-29 during the QuickChek New Jersey Festival of Ballooning, the largest event of its kind in the country. ...
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4 Gorgeous Galleries to Explore Down the Shore
July 17, 2018
These galleries are well worth the visit....
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While his brother achieves film and TV fame, Jonathan Dinklage thrives under the stage as lead violinist of Broadway’s Hamilton....
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See by the Sea: The Asbury Park Art Scene
June 29, 2018
Asbury Park’s art community joins the city’s renaissance by animating public spaces and staging ambitious exhibitions. ...
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Southside Johnny is Still Having a Party
June 13, 2018
Southside Johnny stays close to his roots—musically, spiritually and geographically. ...
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A Conversation with Lea Michele
June 5, 2018
Former Glee star Lea Michele talks about her Tenafly roots, her current tour with Darren Criss, her love of Barbra Streisand and her favorite Jersey restaurant. ...
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