Interactive exhibit of 10-time Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, producer and musician provides up close and personal experience for fans
A gathering of Newark poets will host a free event and reading as part of National Crime Victims Week.
He’s homeward bound. Newark native Paul Simon will return to New Jersey for the final leg of his farewell tour on Sept. 15.
The annual convention showcases minority comic, book and film creators. Check it out in Newark on April 14.
The New Jersey show will be part of Elton John’s three-year “Farewell Yellow Brick Road” tour.
The legendary horror-punk trailblazers will return to where it all began 30 years ago… New Jersey.
The July 28 show is one of 100 new dates added to the comedian’s expanded “The Kevin Hart Irresponsible Tour.”
Newark officials will honor Grammy-winning singer and gospel music legend Cissy Houston, the mother of Whitney Houston.
Def Leppard and Journey’s double-headlining tour across the U.S. stops in New Jersey on June 15.
The soon-to-be Rock & Roll Hall of Famer returns to the Garden State in April 2018. See concert details and ticket info here.
Applications will open for ArtStart, Newark Arts’ annual mini-grant program, on Wednesday, January 10.
Timberlake comes to New Jersey on March 25. The concert will include material about his “journey into fatherhood.”
The festival included a star-studded cast of musicians and honored several jazz greats.
Newark’s amazing arts scene has struck again. The goal this time? Beautify the PSE&G Federal Square switching station.
Take a look inside the East Coast’s first Grammy Museum and learn about some of its cutting-edge music exhibits.
If you’re an immigrant artist living in Newark seeking mentorship, here's your chance.
Newark-born composer Tyshawn Sorey is “incredibly honored, humbled and empowered” by his MacArthur “Genius Grant.”
A good “zine” can change the world. That’s the mindset that will bring dozens of creators and writers to Newark on Saturday, Oct. 7.
The iconic music from the hit HBO series will transport New Jersey concertgoers to the world of Westeros for an evening.
Over 4 days, Newark’s bustling arts scene will explode with an array of exhibits, screenings, workshops, artist talks and performances.
Newark’s vaunted arts and culture scene generates an “astounding” amount of economic activity for the city, a study says.
Dominique Duroseau, a Newark-based artist born in Chicago and raised in Haiti, will hold a solo exhibition at Gallery Aferro.
NJPAC’s 2017 Hip Hop Intensive, a 4-week class for teen and tweens on the history and practice of hip-hop, drew praise from Kurtis Blow.
Learn how this late Newark cultural icon influenced Naseed Gifted’s “P.B. Soldier.”
Do you have an appetite for destruction, New Jersey? Take it to the Prudential Center in Newark on Oct. 12.
The Vanguard Theater Company will hold a one-weekend-only production of “Memphis the Musical.”
The New Jersey arts community will get a fresh influx of funding at a time when it needs it most, a pair of U.S. Senators say.
Visitors will meet Thomas A. Edison as he sits on the bench that he designed for the grave site of his first wife, Mary Sitewell.
When Noemi Mangual-Rosa first enrolled at Essex County College, she began as a biology major. But art was in her blood, she says.
Iconic rocker and songsmith Paul McCartney is coming to New Jersey to play his first-ever show at the Prudential Center in Newark.
There’s something special about a 16-year-old that hosts his own DJ show, loves “Thriller” and does 4 hours of homework a day.
The free, two-day carnival is timed for spring break from Newark schools, officials say.
Love it or hate it, New Jerseyans will have their last chances to see “The Greatest Show On Earth” during a farewell tour this spring.
The annual convention in Newark features creators of comics, books and film, with a focus on “artists and characters of color.”
If you’re an artist, musician or writer in Newark with a great idea that just needs a little cash, here’s your chance.
Three Essex County residents performed with folk music legend Judy Collins on the Kean Stage during the holiday concert.
The human body is a beautiful thing… inside and out.
They’re not exactly “new,” but these kids are still hangin’ tough. Prepare for their 2017 New Jersey concert with some music videos here.
It’s a frustrating experience to be in love with comic books but not to see anyone that looks like you on the page.
The 2016 Newark International Film Festival recognized three East Side High School students, each an up-and-coming film industry hopeful.