23-Story New Brunswick Performing Arts Center Project Could Open This Fall
The massive complex in New Brunswick’s downtown will include two theaters, over 200 apartments, Rutgers classrooms, and office space.
Jersey City Transforms Four Shipping Containers into Entrepreneurial Offices Known As ‘Container Village’
The City of Jersey City has transformed four shipping containers in a Bergen-Lafayette parking lot into storefronts for small businesses and artists, a “micro-entrepreneurial venture” that they’ve dubbed “Container Village.”
Jersey City Approves $9 Million Purchase of 25 Journal Square for New Museum
The Jersey City Redevelopment Agency has reached a deal to purchase the property, which officials want to open an art museum in.
Green Villain Bringing Back the Funk with Block Party
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.
New Brunswick Opens Its $172 Million Performing Arts Center
The $172 million, 23-story New Brunswick Performing Arts Center complex, which includes office space and apartments for artists, opened on September 4.
Loew’s Jersey Theatre Renovation Offers First Glimpse Into Jersey City’s Cultural Revival
A behind-the-scenes tour including fresh sawdust and empty seats shows a glimpse into the transformation of a historic Jersey City venue.
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.
Watch: Distort Completes Jersey City’s Largest Mural
Now complete, the mural, which spans 80’ tall and 200’ wide, can officially claim the title.
Groundbreaking Ceremony Held for NJPAC’s $336 Million Mixed-Use Project, Newark
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.
1928 Former Bank Building in Weehawken to Become Craft and Food Market
“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.”
