Art & Culture

The Morris Museum has once again demonstrated why it remains one of New Jersey's most distinctive cultural institutions with the opening of an exhibition...

This article was written by Atlantic City’s Second Ward Councilwoman LaToya Dunston, Sixth Ward Councilman Jesse Kurtz and At-Large Councilman Bruce Weekes. Kurtz was elected as a Republican, while Dunston and Weekes were elected as Democrats. The three are supporters of a “Yes” vote on an upcoming ballot question that proposes removing political party labels from candidates on the ballot. Thousands of Atlantic City voters signed a petition earlier this year that successfully places a referendum question on the ballot this November, which asks voters if we want to hold regular non-partisan municipal elections in May for the offices of City Council and Mayor. A “yes” vote on the referendum question would bring two important...

This Week, music lovers across the Garden State will be treated to a spellbinding series of performances as the New Jersey Symphony presents “Xian Conducts Mozart”—a celebration of timeless classical music led by internationally acclaimed Music Director Xian Zhang. The performances are set to take place across three days, from May 16 to 18, with concerts in Newark and Princeton. What sets this concert series apart is its special focus on the New Jersey Symphony’s own musicians, putting the spotlight squarely on the incredible talent that powers one of the state’s premier cultural institutions. This is more than a performance—it’s a musical homecoming, a showcase of virtuosity from artists who have committed their careers to enriching...