Music Helps Bring Back Memories in Elders with Dementia
Students partnered with a foundation to explore the healing power of music.
Arts & Entertainment
Pine Creek Railroad Keeps Transportation History Alive
The New Jersey Museum of Transportation collects, restores and educates visitors about railroads.
Polar Bear Plunge, Hoboken Ski Club, Free New Year’s Hike in NJ This Week
The weekend is here and if you’re looking for a fun activity this weekend or during the upcoming week, here is a list of events happening Dec. 30 to Jan. 5.
A Look Ahead at the Arts in 2017
NJ arts scene had notable achievements in 2016, and 2017 looks to be another good year.
Kwanzaa Turns 50: A Look at the History of the Holiday
In 1966, Dr. Maulana Karenga founded a new secular holiday on the seven days following Christmas: Kwanzaa.
Christmas Day Celebration, Chanukah Carnival and New Jersey Ballet in NJ This Week
The weekend is here and if you’re looking for a fun activity this weekend or during the upcoming week, here is a list of events happening Dec. 23 to Dec. 29.
State Museum Showcases NJ-Made Antique Toys
New Jersey used to be one of the top five states for toy production. The New Jersey State Museum showcases the accomplishments in its exhibit called Toy World.
Hanukkah Celebration, Knitting for Good and A Very Electric Christmas in NJ This Week
The weekend is here and if you’re looking for a fun activity this weekend or during the upcoming week, here is a list of events happening Dec. 16 to Dec. 22.
In Miriam’s Basement, Zen and the Art of Sculpting
Every week, 92-year-old Miriam Rosenstein and friends work on sculptures made out of various materials.
Santa Parade, Holiday Craft and The Wizards of Winter in NJ This Week
The weekend is here and if you’re looking for a fun activity this weekend or during the upcoming week, here is a list of events happening Dec. 9 to Dec. 15.
Caring Santa Offers Sensory-Friendly Experience
Caring Santa offers the Christmas experience to children with special needs.
Scarlet and Black Project Tells the Story of Rutgers’ Disenfranchised
Rutgers Scarlet and Black Project is working to bring the histories of African-American and Native American people at Rutgers to light.
Holly Walk, Barefoot Grape Stomping and Holiday Doo Wop in NJ This Week
The weekend is here and if you’re looking for a fun activity this weekend or during the upcoming week, here is a list of events happening Dec. 2 to Dec. 8.
Sculptures in Spring Lake Capture Humanity
Artist Seward Johnson set out to captures humanity in the 14 sculptures from his Celebrating the Familiar series.
Holiday Crafts Fair, Farmers Market and Mooseltoe in NJ This Week
The weekend is here and if you’re looking for a fun activity this weekend or during the upcoming week, here is a list of events happening Nov. 25 to Dec. 1.
