Arts & Entertainment
‘Duel in the Deep’: When Jersey Sailors Stopped a Nazi Submarine From Their ‘Tin Can’ Destroyer
January 19, 2024
Local veteran and writer David Sears details a harrowing story of NJ heroes in World War II's Battle of the Atlantic....
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Where Princeton’s McCarter Theatre Center Is Headed Under New Executive Director Martin Miller
January 17, 2024
Martin Miller came from a theater in Arkansas, where he helped it grow to produce more than 400 shows a year and make millions of dollars in annual revenue....
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Reflections on the Pandemic shines light on the intricacies of Covid-19 experiences via students, staff, alumni and president Jonathan Holloway....
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Playing Pickleball Helped Me Feel Like a Real New Jerseyan
January 4, 2024
Putting down roots on local pickleball courts gives a new resident a fresh view of—and extra fondness for—the Garden State....
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This Jersey City Camp Is an Arts-Centric Safe Space for Kids
December 26, 2023
Artist/educator Carmine Tabone founded Camp Liberty so that children of all ages could explore their identities in an emotionally healthy environment....
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Photographer Ronald Gray captured the star of our January issue at a South Jersey ice rink....
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Indoor Things to Do in New Jersey
December 18, 2023
Chill out inside instead of feeling the chill outside. ...
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Yes, There’s Dog Sledding in New Jersey: ‘It’s a Lifestyle’
December 15, 2023
The sport is popular with wilderness lovers, adventure seekers and, of course, canine enthusiasts....
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8 Polar Plunges in New Jersey
December 13, 2023
Polar plunges in the icy Atlantic Ocean have become beloved, annual fundraising events for New Jerseyans with big hearts—and thick skins....
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Curling may not be as popular as ice skating, skiing or snowboarding, but it's an invigorating pastime worth trying this winter....
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Where to Cross-Country Ski in New Jersey
December 11, 2023
High Point Cross Country Ski Center is the obvious choice. ...
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Jimmy Scalia lovingly preserves the legacy of the pop legend, who died 50 years ago this December....
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The Montclair production of Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill wonderfully balances the late jazz singer's playful and painful demeanor....
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Due to warming temps, many local ponds aren’t freezing sufficiently for safe skating. So Jersey towns and residents are taking matters into their own hands....
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In Debut Novel, Hoboken Author Set Out to Make Women Feel Seen
December 1, 2023
Kelly Benoit says …with a splash of Kay explores the nuances in women's complicated relationships with work, friends and dating....
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Molli Dowd's Basking Ridge-based company, Edible Estates, sells custom, luxury gingerbread houses and DIY kits that would wow Willy Wonka....
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This curious subculture has evolved from deer heads in hunting lodges to more artistic oddities that are often playful, sometimes creepy and frequently beautiful....
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Mike ‘The Situation’ Sorrentino Battled Darkness, Then Found Light With His Wife and Kids in NJ
November 29, 2023
Jersey Shore star Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino gets candid about everything from his drug addiction to his time in prison to his relationship with his wife, Lauren....
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The idea for Grodstein's fifth novel, We Must Not Think of Ourselves, began when she visited the Jewish Historical Institute....
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New Jersey-Themed Books That Make Great Holiday Gifts
November 27, 2023
Captivating novels and nonfiction volumes by Jersey authors—or about Jersey stories—for all the bibliophiles on your list....
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