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.
After officials told him not to worry, Anthony Diaz co-founded the Newark Water Coalition — now a food, water and housing lifeline for the city.
Founder Briana Ortiz is using block parties, grants and a "third space" for creatives to keep Black and brown Jersey City connected amid rapid change.
The Newark Independent Film Festival will show "Tyrone," Shavoy Alcock's documentary about his mentor's journey from Rikers Island to a career in art.
The free exhibit, running through July 20, features soccer-themed sculptures and paintings steps from MetLife Stadium.
Beyoncé sampled it. Drake built on it. How New Jersey's Black music legacy shaped jazz, house, hip-hop, and Jersey club.
New Jerseyans can celebrate Juneteenth with multiple festivals featuring food, music, and activities honoring Black culture, history and freedom.
From dresses and tuxedos to limos and glam appointments, Essex County students and families say prom season is becoming one of the most expensive parts of senior year.
