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State of the Arts captures the heart of New Jersey through its storytelling. I am often deeply moved and inspired by their coverage of so many compelling and creative people.”

Karen 'Queen Nur' Abdul-Malik, Storyteller

“State of The Arts takes you to the forefront of New Jersey’s expansive cultural landscape. The programs are imaginative, diverse, and exceptionally engaging.

Bill Charlap, Grammy-winning Jazz Pianist

State of the Arts thoughtfully and lovingly documents the rich New Jersey arts and culture landscape. The artists’ and creatives’ own voices provide an unparalleled authenticity that contributes to its richness.”

Sharnita C. Johnson, Former Arts Program Director – Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation

“For fascinating features on the art of creativity, and the people and places that make the arts come alive, look no further than State of the Arts. Inspiring, original and adventurous!”

John Schreiber, Executive Director, NJPAC

“I am so grateful for State of the Arts, not only for how enthusiastically they have championed the work we do here at Paper Mill Playhouse, but for how they inform the community at large about all of the incredible talent and creativity that calls New Jersey home.”

Mark S. Hoebee, Producing Artistic Director - Paper Mill Playhouse

State of the Arts

State of the Arts, taking you on location with the most creative people in New Jersey.

Where To Find

Tune in to NJ PBS Sat at 7:30 pm and Thurs at 11:30 pm, WNET Sun at 11:30 am, and ALL ARTS Mon at 10:30 am & 3:30 pm and Wed at 10 am & 3 pm.

State of the Arts is a co-production of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts and Stockton University in cooperation with PCK Media. Additional funding is provided by the Friends of State of the Arts.

Women’s History Onstage

Photo: Kamile Kuntz Theaters across New Jersey have long brought productions by and about women to the contemporary stage. This Women's History Month, join us in appreciating the work of ...

By |March 2nd, 2025|

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Two actors onstage for Unfinished Women Cry In No Man’s Land While A Bird Dies In A Gilded Cage Photo by Kamile Kuntz

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From the Archive

Head to our blog to read “Women’s History Onstage”! Read our special article.  Photo by Kamile Kuntz

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