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Art & Culture

New Jersey’s art and culture scene is a dynamic blend of historical gravitas and contemporary creativity, often flourishing in the shadow of its famous neighbor, New York City, but with a distinct identity all its own. The state is a hub for visual arts, anchored by institutions like the Newark Museum of Art and the open-air spectacle of Grounds For Sculpture, while urban centers like Jersey City and Asbury Park foster vibrant street art and independent gallery scenes.

Performing arts thrive in numerous local theaters, and the state proudly preserves its rich history through sites such as the Thomas Edison National Historical Park and the Battleship New Jersey museum, creating a diverse cultural landscape that is accessible and engaging across its varied regions.

Beyond Pink Gallery Returns to Princeton with Art, Advocacy, and Community Healing

MarketFair in Princeton is once again serving as the setting for a moving and visually compelling community exhibition as the Beyond Pink Gallery opens...

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Hammonton Canoe Club to Spotlight Local Landmarks in Free Community History Event

Residents of Hammonton and surrounding communities are invited to take a closer look at the town’s past when the Hammonton Canoe Club hosts a special public presentation on January 8 dedicated to the stories behind the area’s streets, neighborhoods, and historic locations. The event is open to the public and offers a rare opportunity to explore how the town’s physical layout reflects generations of growth, industry, and community life. The evening will guide attendees through the evolution of Hammonton’s roadways, highlighting why certain streets were placed where they are, how neighborhoods formed, and which buildings and sites helped shape the town’s identity. From early transportation routes to long-standing landmarks, the presentation will connect modern Hammonton to...

Morris County Ushers in a Historic New Year With New Leadership, Civic Tradition, and a 250th Anniversary Celebration

Morristown opened 2026 on a note of ceremony, reflection, and renewed leadership as the Morris County Board of County Commissioners gathered for its annual reorganization meeting, a night that blended the formal business of county government with a sweeping look ahead to a milestone year in American history. New Leadership and Reorganization - The Morris County Board of County Commissioners held its annual reorganization meeting on January 2, 2026, where several officials were sworn in:  Stephen H. Shaw: Succeeded Tayfun Selen as Director of the Board of County Commissioners. John Krickus: Assumed the role of Deputy Director. Re-elected Commissioners: Douglas R. Cabana, Thomas J. Mastrangelo, and Christine Myers took their oaths for new three-year terms. Sheriff James M. Gannon: Sworn in for a fourth three-year term. Civic Presence: U.S. Representative...