Journal Square Property Owners Push Back Against Proposed Tax for Centre Pompidou
Could a special tax on real estate pay for Jersey City’s Centre Pompidou? Residents weigh in on the controversial plan.
Jersey City Theater Center Unveils Plans for the Tallest Arts-Focused Cultural Center in the...
In a move set to reshape the city’s cultural landscape, the Jersey City Theater Center has announced a transformative arts and residential development at 575 Summit Avenue
Jersey City Seeking Operator to Renovate, Re-Open Historic Loew’s Theater
The city and Friends of the Loew’s have agreed on a Request for Proposals that would restore the facility through a $40 million revitalization, making room for both national concerts and community events at the iconic building.
Jersey City Advances Plan for “Creative Center” in Powerhouse Arts District
A city-owned building along Washington Street could be getting a $2 million facelift.
Art Studios in East Orange with State’s Largest BLM Mural Could Be Sold to...
A historic building in East Orange that houses studios for artists — and is home to the state’s largest Black Lives Matter mural — could be sold off to developers.
Plans Revealed for Washington Street Creative Center in Jersey City
A vacant building in Downtown Jersey City is slated to be converted into flexible space to assist the surrounding arts community.
Jerseyscapes Art Exhibit will Highlight Local Landscapes and ‘People-Scapes’
Twenty artists will display visual art depicting scenes around the Garden State in an exhibit at New Jersey City University.
Mana Contemporary Suspends Director Amid Indictment
A major arts destination in Jersey City connected to Moishe’s Moving Systems has placed their co-founding director on administrative leave.
Pop-Up Art Installation Coming to Hoboken’s Benches
Hoboken is set to welcome another public art project that should emerge in the coming days.
Downtown Jersey City Garage Could Be Converted Into Art Studios
The owner of an old garage on Bright Street wants to convert the building into the “Bright St. Studios.”
