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ENTERTAINMENT

New Jersey offers a vibrant and diverse entertainment scene that caters to all tastes and ages. You can catch dazzling live music performances by national acts at venues like the PNC Bank Arts Center or NJPAC. For a dose of humor, check out the Atlantic City Comedy Club which features comedians from across the region. New Jersey is also home to many theaters showcasing regional and professional productions, like the State Theatre New Jersey. Beyond these, explore local festivals like the Ocean County Italian Festival or Jersey City’s LGBTQ+ Pride celebrations. Families can find entertainment at attractions like Bubble Planet or the Gazillion Bubble Show. From high-energy shows to laid-back nights at pubs with live entertainment, there’s always something exciting happening in the Garden State.

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Laura Benanti Delivers Bold Political Satire at Montclair “No Kings” Event

Montclair, New Jersey — Tony-winning actress Laura Benanti took the stage in her hometown this past Saturday, October 18, 2025, delivering a sharp, satirical performance that had attendees laughing and reflecting in equal measure. The event, titled No Kings, combined political commentary, music, and community engagement, drawing a diverse crowd of residents eager to see local leaders, artists, and performers speak out on national issues. Benanti, known for her long-running Melania Trump impression, captivated the audience with her signature character, performing a biting musical number that drew attention to the political climate. Her song, punctuated with the line “The White House is not where a toddler belongs,” delivered her critique with both humor and pointed commentary....

A Season of Change and Celebration for New Jersey’s Craft Beer Scene

December is proving to be a defining month for New Jersey’s beer industry, marked by a powerful mix of legacy milestones, fresh openings, and packed taproom calendars as the state heads toward the new year. From historic shifts in Newark to inventive concepts debuting in South Jersey, the Garden State’s brewing culture continues to evolve while maintaining its strong community roots. One of the most significant developments comes from Newark, where a longtime cornerstone of large-scale brewing is preparing to close its doors. After more than seven decades in operation, the Anheuser-Busch facility is set to cease production in January 2026, signaling the end of a major chapter in the city’s industrial and brewing history. The...