Photographs capture early days of 1989 Tiananmen Square protests
Artist Khiang Hei says the peaceful roots of the protest are often forgotten.
Arts & Entertainment
New Jersey Youth Symphony celebrates 40th anniversary
The one-hour piece Carmina Burana will be performed at a concert at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center by members of the NJ Youth Symphony. The concert is in honor of the symphony’s 40th ...
Newark’s Prudential Center to host MTV Video Music Awards
This is the first time the awards show will be hosted in New Jersey.
Program brings disabled artists’ visions to life
The Matheny Arts Access Program provides the means for disabled artists to bring to fruition works of creativity that are limited by physical impediments.
Women veterans share their experiences through art
Women veterans share their diverse experiences in the "I am Not Invisible" exhibit.
Art therapy helps dementia patients communicate and connect
For seniors with memory issues, art therapy sessions can increase mindfulness and socialization.
New director inspires new enthusiasm for Newark Symphony Hall’s future
The new Symphony Hall chief brings arts, economic development bona fides to the job.
Exhibit explores Hudson County history through postcards
An augmented reality app lets visitors compare historic images from the postcards to what's in the same location today.
Exhibit transforms trash into art to promote waste reduction
Curators say the art is a conversation starter, a way to get the community talking about waste, recycling and human behavior.
Newark Academy strives for top spot in national jazz competition
The jazz band is one of 15 finalists nationwide competing at Lincoln Center’s 24th Annual Essentially Ellington High School Band Competition and Festival. Last year, the band came in second -- this ...
To spur diversity, NJ builds on film tax credits with bonus incentives
The New Jersey Film Tax Credit was reinstated by Gov. Phil Murphy in 2018. It's now booming with a new element: a tax credit to incentivize diversity.
Meet the artist behind NJTV’s winning mug doodle
Meet Joseph Bareket, or as you may know him by his artist moniker 'De Yos'.
New Jersey is the first state to take legal Oscars bets
The Division of Gaming Enforcement gave retail and online sportsbooks in New Jersey the green light for betting on the awards show, but only for 2019.
Remembering Paul Robeson’s life and legacy
Rutgers University kicks off a centennial celebration of the performer, activist and athlete's graduation in 1919.
Emergency shelter helps families get back on their feet
HomeFront provides shelter at a central campus for families without splitting them up. Beyond that, the organization offers services that helps the community with opportunities for employment and ...
