Art

Now open at 372 Pacific Avenue, Covetables specializes in hand-selected art, antiques, and home accents.

A building at the corner of Halsey Street and Central Avenue in Downtown Newark that previously contained the 31 Central art studios is expected to be replaced with a 10-story development. Now, new information about the proposed project involving L+M Development Partners and Prudential Financial has been released.

Here's how one downtown Jersey City developer is embracing street art to build community.

Saturday, July 21, at Hudson Exchange West in Downtown Jersey City, Green Villain will host a Block Party complete with live painting, music, and food.

Jersey City could soon approve an ambitious project that now consists of theater spaces, multiple retail storefronts, and two 11-story apartment towers that include affordable units.

Several parking lots around the Newark performing arts venue will be transformed into hundreds of new residences, shops, restaurants, new outdoor gathering spaces, and more under the ambitious development.

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.

A new plan calls for housing the cancelled museum inside a two-tower project on Pavonia Avenue but would require a 30-year tax abatement to advance.

“The arts community has really moved into this area,” Mayor Turner said. “There are small-time artists, painters. If they get 15 by 10 feet of space, they can use it for a boutique. We could have food stores, a sandwich place.”

The popular cultural event will be expanding across the Hudson River for their 19th year, as the Mile Square City’s north end will be accommodating parts of the festival.