Robert Birmelin: Artist Full of Figures
Artist Robert Birmelin has spent more than 75 years exploring how we see and remember the world. Now in his ...
The Art of Reenactment: The Battle of Princeton
As the nation marks its 250th anniversary, the Princeton Battlefield Society demonstrates that battle reenactments are collaborative works of art. ...
Zora and Langston write a play
At Passage Theatre Company in Trenton, the play Muleheaded, or Zora and Langston write a play premiered (Jan. 29-Feb. 15 ...
Deborah Mitchell: Rhythm Tap
Deborah Mitchell is a tap dancer who has traveled from Paris, France to Monroe Township, New Jersey spreading the joy ...
Rachna Sarang: Kathak Dance
Rachna Sarang learned traditional Kathak dance in Mumbai, India. The dance form draws its name from kathakaar, meaning “storyteller.” Rachna ...
Pepe Santana: Andean Musician
Pepe Santana, an Andean musician, emigrated from Ecuador to New York City more than 60 years ago. Missing the music ...
The Data Forest
At the Morris Museum, Laia Cabrera and Isabelle Duverger’s immersive installation, Perennial Land – The Data Forest, seeks to spur ...
Organist Gordon Turk: “My Ocean Grove Summer Job”
More than fifty years ago, acclaimed concert organist Gordon Turk arrived in Ocean Grove, New Jersey, as resident organist for ...
Aminah Robinson: Journey Home
At the Newark Museum of Art, Aminah Robinson: Journeys Home, A Personal Memoir explores an artist shaped by history, folklore, ...
Oh God…Beautiful Machine: A work by Yusef Komunyakaa & Vince di Mura
Pulitzer Prize–winning poet Yusef Komunyakaa joins forces with his friend, composer and pianist Vince di Mura to create their powerful ...
The Fate of Frankenstein
For two centuries, every generation has had a Frankenstein to call their own. Now, the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, ...
Food for the Soul: the Trenton Community A-Team
The artists of the Trenton Community A-Team show how creativity can foster resilience and self-expression. After connecting at the Trenton ...
Hannah Arendt’s Escape from Nazi Germany in a Play by Jenny Lyn Bader
In 1933, Hannah Arendt was arrested by the Nazis for conducting “illegal research.” A play by Jenny Lyn Bader explores ...
The Moving Architects: Where She Once Stood
The Moving Architects explores the complex history of the Crane House and Historic YWCA in Montclair with an on-site dance. ...
Stanley Clarke: The Trajectory of Jazz
Legendary musician Stanley Clarke revolutionized the bass in the 1970s and has been dazzling audiences ever since; Stanley tells us ...
Ladysmith Black Mambazo: Generations of Joy
For decades, Ladysmith Black Mambazo has carried the spirit of South Africa across the globe—through harmony, joy, and a legendary ...
Mighty Writers In Atlantic City
Mighty Writers is on a mission to help kids think clearly and write with purpose. In Atlantic City, Senior Director ...
Edelman Fossil Park & Museum: Architecture As Metaphor
America’s newest dinosaur attraction is built overlooking a former quarry and active paleontological dig site in Mantua, New Jersey. The ...
The Art of the New Jersey State House
New Jersey’s State House is the third oldest in continuous use in the nation, and it’s full of history. Lieutenant ...
Rekindling The Firebird
Nimbus Dance joins forces with the full New Jersey Symphony for a reimagined Firebird, bringing Stravinsky’s classic into the present ...