Featuring Jessica Blank, Steve Earle, the cast of Coal Country and more
An arts nonprofit in Newark has been doing impressive work in Essex County, and it’s been paying off with a series of grants.
Lawson, a famed designer, philanthropist and co-founder of WACO Theater Center, will partake in a “fireside chat” on Feb. 28.
Charlie Hewitt said he expects to capture 11 million views with his billboard message: “Hopeful.”
The highly anticipated exhibit will spotlight 35 “rarely seen” works by Carlos Villa.
Audible Theater Presents The Public Theater Production of COAL COUNTRY at the Cherry Lane Theatre
A popular boy band from South Korea will put on a concert in Newark, which has some of New Jersey’s toughest coronavirus mandates.
Art shouldn’t just be limited to class trips to the museum, councilwoman LaMonica McIver says.
Michaela Jaé Rodriguez, a theater kid from Newark, earned a milestone Golden Globe Award for her role in “Pose.”
New Jersey events include art exhibits, theatre, dance, music performances, community workshops, panel discussions and film screenings.
Taneshia Nash Laird has been showered with accolades for her work creating jobs and economic opportunities in Newark .
The band was scheduled to play two shows in Newark. Their announcement came days after the first omicron case was confirmed in New Jersey.
Newark Social is turning downtown Mulberry Commons and the nearby Ironside Building into a “winter wonderland” this holiday season.
The beloved astrophysicist will be appearing at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark.
Newark is featured in the highly-anticipated sports drama 'Bruised,' which stars Oscar-winner Halle Berry and marks her directorial debut.
Cary Elwes will be at a screening of the beloved movie. Afterwards, he’ll talk about on-set antics and reveal “never-before-shared secrets.”
Mayor Baraka featured; video kicks off integrated destination marketing campaign to welcome back visitors.
Gallery Aferro in Newark will hold its first in-person art auction since 2019 on Nov. 6.
USA Network television show "America's Big Deal" films in Newark, and Gotham Casting is offering $40 to studio audience members.
Wheeler Antabanez offers a rare glimpse into a strange, post-industrial landscape: the Newark Branch of the Erie Railroad.
The Velvet Ropes Group will be celebrating its five-year anniversary with its first live event since the pandemic hit.
Local creators will produce public art at Audible’s Newark headquarters and in the surrounding downtown neighborhood.
Movie producers and filmmakers are expected to spend $500 million in New Jersey this year – including in Newark, officials said.
“America’s Big Deal” will be broadcasting live from New Jersey's largest Black-led arts and entertainment venue, Newark Symphony Hall.
“Gone Too Soon” explores the impact of some of Newark’s cultural icons.
Filmmakers from five countries will be putting their creativity on display at a short film award ceremony in Newark.
It’s a gallery without walls, its creators say.
“When you sit down and make music together, we’re all united.”
Michael Gandolfini, the son of the late James Gandolfini, plays Tony and the movie features other big names actors.
Now in its 10th year, the 2021 Halsey Fest will include performances, activities, arts, games, food, drinks and giveaways.
Newark PorchFest 2021, an arts and music neighborhood festival in Newark’s Forest Hill Historic District takes place on Sept. 25.
A nonprofit's "Soul of Lincoln Park" festival had a special guest this year: Newark native, Queen Latifah.
Newark has seen a rise in film permits after a pandemic dip. Shows include "The Equalizer," "Law & Order" and "Wu-Tang: An American Saga."
The program, open to Newark residents, is part of a training academy that helps young people build careers in arts and entertainment.
Want to see Mickey Mouse and pals hit the ice in New Jersey? Guests will have to follow COVID-19 rules; see them here.
NJPAC: “Her story will move you and her music will raise you up.”
It’s almost impossible to keep track of all the amazing public art in New Jersey’s largest city. Thanks to an online map, you don’t have to.
At a Thursday ceremony, residents will get their first look at the latest mural celebrating the culture and history of music in Newark.
"Coming 2 America" and "Without Remorse," starring Newark's Michael B. Jordan, open the season at the former Baxter Terrace Complex.
The in-person exhibit, which runs until Aug. 31, examines Black history on a global and local scale. It also can be viewed virtually.