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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.

Evergreen Walk and Craft Brings Seasonal Nature Learning to Liberty State Park

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Lafayette Returns to Morristown to Celebrate the Bicentennial of a Hero’s Visit with Parades, Music, and Family Fun

Morristown, New Jersey, known as the “Military Capital of the American Revolution,” is about to embark on an extraordinary journey back in time this summer, commemorating the bicentennial of General Marquis de Lafayette’s historic visit to the town in 1825. This landmark event will be celebrated with a parade, music premieres, exhibits, and a weekend of family-friendly festivities from July 12–14. Lafayette, one of the most celebrated figures of the American Revolution, played a pivotal role in securing the independence of the United States. As a French military officer and a close ally to George Washington, his contributions during the war are etched in the history of both nations. This year marks two centuries since Lafayette’s...

A Rough Night in Tampa Raises Bigger Questions for the Devils’ Blue Line Future

The New Jersey Devils arrived in Tampa hoping to build momentum, but Thursday night quickly unraveled into a frustrating reminder of how thin the margin for error can be in the NHL. An 8–4 loss to the Lightning halted any chance of a modest winning streak and exposed familiar issues defensively, turning what was supposed to be a confidence-building road test into another humbling chapter of an uneven season. The defeat itself was alarming enough. Defensive coverage broke down repeatedly, goaltending was left exposed, and the Devils struggled to regain control once the game tilted decisively in Tampa Bay’s favor. While there were flashes of offensive pushback, the larger takeaway was how vulnerable New Jersey can...