Hoboken Approves Re-Zoning That Could Create New Performing Arts Center
A plan that hopes to bring a new theater venue to a block of Downtown Hoboken has crossed the finish line.
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.”
Newark Named One of the Most Arts-Vibrant Cities in the Country
Newark's arts scene has ranked in the top ten most vibrant arts communities in America.
Jersey City Agency Plans to Pay French Lawyers for Pompidou Project Services
A law firm in Paris could receive thousands of dollars from a Jersey City agency.
Owner of Newark’s Akwaaba Gallery to Open New Art Venue on Littleton Avenue
Akwaaba Gallery, which survived the pandemic’s challenges, is now expanding to further support Newark’s art community.
Phase One of Jersey City’s Artwalk Towers Nabs $175 Million in Financing
The first portion of Kushner Real Estate Group's massive Jersey City project is expected to begin construction soon and open in 2027.
With Development Approaching, Newark’s 31 Central Art Studios to Shutter
31 Central, a building in Downtown Newark that has long been home to studios for local artists, will hold one final open house on Friday night before being shuttered to make way for development.
Spiegelworld Re-Opens Historic Atlantic City Theater with “The Hook”
Spiegelworld has restored a century-old Atlantic City theater along the boardwalk that includes several bars and an outpost of their famed Superfrico restaurant.
Renderings Revealed for Two-Tower Journal Square “Art Walk” Development in Jersey City
Newly obtained images detail plazas, café space, a dog park, and an outdoor amphitheater that would be featured in a 1,189-unit Jersey City project.
Deep Space Gallery in Bergen Hill Connects People with Art, One Show at a...
Fine art and fun vintage wares are a complementary pair at Jersey City's Deep Space Gallery. Don't miss the closing reception for their current show "The Mothership" this Thursday, August 2.
