Art

Grounds for Sculpture is a sprawling art park in Hamilton Township that is unlike any you've ever been to.

A sprawling piece of new public art has officially become a part of the Jersey City landscape as Journal Square Urby unveils a 46,000 square foot mural that hopes to become a new local landmark.

The jazz lounge, one of the Jersey City’s oldest Black-owned businesses, is over two thirds of the way towards raising money that will keep the doors open.

Monopoly will be releasing a Jersey City version and is taking suggestions as to what streets, businesses, and neighborhoods to include in the fun.

A plan that hopes to bring a new theater venue to a block of Downtown Hoboken has crossed the finish line.

Newark has the talent for a vibrant theater scene. If only it had venues. That’s why NJPAC’s new Cooperman Center could be so transformative for downtown.

Ballantine House, which dates to 1885, underwent an extensive renovation and now houses an immersive historical experience that also includes contemporary art exhibits.

Last month, the Hamilton Park townhouse where Venus “Xtravaganza” Pellagatti lived in Jersey City — at 343 1/2 Eighth Street — was named a city landmark.

One of the largest public restoration projects in Newark’s history recently achieved a milestone as the iconic Symphony Hall took a big step towards its full re-opening.

Spiegelworld has restored a century-old Atlantic City theater along the boardwalk that includes several bars and an outpost of their famed Superfrico restaurant.