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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.

Devils Head to Utah to Close Out Western Road Trip with Momentum on Their Side

The New Jersey Devils travel to Salt Lake City on Thursday, December 19, 2025, aiming to capture their fourth win in six games as...

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Brite Nites 2025 Lights Up Wagner Farm Arboretum in Warren, NJ

Halloween in New Jersey wouldn’t feel complete without the glow of Brite Nites, the annual fall tradition at Wagner Farm Arboretum (WFA) in Warren. Now in its 13th year, the 2025 edition brings a new twist—“Brite Nites Lite”—a streamlined but still dazzling version of the beloved community fundraiser. Visitors can expect a family-friendly evening filled with hand-carved pumpkins, spooky fun, and plenty of seasonal treats, all while supporting the Arboretum’s mission as a nonprofit hub for education and community programs. A Walk Through Pumpkin MagicAt the heart of the event is a quarter-mile path lined with thousands of hand-carved, LED-lit pumpkins. Each display tells its own story, ranging from playful seasonal scenes to intricate themed creations....

New Jersey Devils Edge Golden Knights in Shootout as Injuries Challenge Roster Depth

The New Jersey Devils secured a 2-1 shootout victory over the Vegas Golden Knights on Wednesday night, but the team continues to navigate a wave of injuries that could impact their push in the Metropolitan Division. Goaltender Jake Allen was the standout for the Devils, stopping all three Vegas attempts in the shootout after making 37 saves through regulation and overtime. Jesper Bratt converted the lone shootout goal to clinch the win. Injuries continue to affect the lineup. Forward Arseny Gritsyuk was placed on injured reserve today with an upper-body injury, while defenseman Simon Nemec remains sidelined with a lower-body issue. The team welcomed Brett Pesce back from long-term injured reserve, providing a boost to the...