ENTERTAINMENT

New Jersey’s most iconic voice once again stepped onto a national stage and reminded the world why his influence extends far beyond music. On...

New Jersey’s arts scene continues to push boundaries, and this December, Princeton University is preparing to debut one of its most compelling theatrical events yet. The Lewis Center for the Arts’ Program in Theater and Music Theater will present When Pages Breathe: American Black/Out, an immersive lecture-performance that fuses dramatic interpretation, cultural history, and live narrative into a single, resonant experience. Running December 5–6, 2025, the production invites audiences to engage with the depth, resilience, and ongoing evolution of Black American theater. Curated by writer, performer, and educator Chesney Snow, the event expands the university’s long-running When Pages Breathe series, known for transforming literary works into dynamic oral and theatrical performances. This new installment goes further,...

New Jersey’s wine scene continues to surge into the spotlight as spring 2026 unfolds, and few destinations are capturing that seasonal energy quite like Working Dog Winery in Hightstown. With a full weekend of live music, food trucks, and vineyard experiences leading directly into one of the most creative adult-only events of the season, this Mercer County favorite is positioning itself as a centerpiece of the state’s early spring wine calendar. As the final weekend of March arrives, Working Dog Winery is already drawing attention with a lineup that blends relaxed outdoor enjoyment with curated live entertainment. On Friday, March 27, the winery welcomes Rob Silvers for an afternoon performance from 4:00 to 7:30 PM, setting...