The nation’s largest poetry festival returns to NJPAC Oct. 15–17, bringing more than 100 poets, free community events, workshops and performances to Newark as the city welcomes its first poet laureate, Mia X.
NJ poets hope to revive a program that has been abolished since 2003.
Registration opens with new opportunities for TD Jazz for Teens 2026-27 year.
The Theater Project’s production, running Aug. 6–17 in Union, tells the true story of a librarian who defied political pressure to ban a children’s book—and sparks conversations about censorship that continue today.
Free festival celebrates the city's musical heritage with acclaimed jazz artists, local performers, food vendors, and family-friendly activities.
The free exhibit, running through July 20, features soccer-themed sculptures and paintings steps from MetLife Stadium.
Dianne Reeves, Patrice Rushen, a Smithsonian collab, and 30,000 fans in the street. Here's everything you need to know about the Montclair Jazz Festival 2026.
Concerned residents can voice their concerns at an April 28 Jersey City Hall hearing
NJ native Jazlyne Sabree spent three years in census records and plantation archives. Her new exhibit, "The Spectrum of Resilience," turns that research into large-scale collage.
