Press Release Mayor Steven Fulop announces the 31st annual Jersey City Art & Studio Tour (JCAST), the largest art tour in New Jersey. This year’s JCAST will celebrate art and the creative process with the return of in-person events featuring Jersey City’s renowned arts community with curated tours, art demos, and panel discussions with artists, arts organizations, and […]
Vaccine Distribution Center Will Begin Distributing Pfizer Booster Shots
Hudson County Executive Announces Vaccine Distribution Center Will Begin Distributing Pfizer Booster Shots Anyone Eligible for a Booster Shot Under New CDC Guidance Will be Able to Receive One Starting Monday JERSEY CITY, NJ — With the federal government announcing parameters for booster shots of the COVID-19 vaccine, Hudson County Executive Tom DeGise is announcing […]
Better than the Book: Movies that Take the Lead
Time and time again, you’ve engaged in this conversation several times – the book is better than the movie, case closed and end of discussion. What happens if that’s not the case and in those minor instances where the film is actually (hate to say it) better than the book, how does one relent to this […]
Dirty Celebrity: the Alternative Fashion Brand in Jersey City
If you’re looking for a local, sustainable business for alt accessories and clothing, look no further! Eva and Yvette Estime are the women behind Dirty Celebrity, an Alternative fashion brand based in Jersey City. Pulling influence from Japanese streetwear and American goth/punk fashion, Dirty Celebrity offers handmade pieces from forest crowns to pastel goth tops […]
Readers’ Choice: Where to get your brows groomed in New Jersey + NYC
If you’re looking for a spot to get your eyebrows shaped or tinted, look no further! We asked our readers for their recommended spots and you delivered. If you’re looking for other eyebrow services, check out our roundup of New Jersey spots offering microblading! Hudson County Suite Tee172 Newark Ave, 3rd Fl, Jersey City Offers: […]
Stop feeling guilty for clocking out of work
In February 2021, I enrolled back in school to become a licensed veterinary technician. I was fortunate enough to land a job working as a CSR (client service rep) at my local vet hospital. After I complete six months of training, I will be able to train as a TA (technician’s assistant). The hours are […]
Top things to do this weekend in + around Jersey City
If you’re looking for something to kick off the fall season, check out some local events! Thursday Mint 400 Records ShowcaseSeptember 23 @ 8:30PMPS Wine Bar (Pet Shop), 193 Newark Ave, Jersey City Stop by Pet Shop’s Wine Bar for the monthly Mint 400 Records showcase. There’ll be performances by Cantations and Chris Fox, and […]
5 Latinx-owned food spots in Jersey City to visit this week
Looking to support Latinx businesses during Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month? Here are 5 spots to visit this week! La Brujeria590 Grand St Whether it’s for a late night craving or a lunchtime treat, La Brujeria is a 24/7 taco spot that offers tamales, tacos, entomatadas, enchiladas, and even breakfast platters among other tasty menu items. They […]
A Modern Love Story
and how I attracted the love of my life A year ago today, the algorithm gods blessed me and matched me with the love of my life on Hinge. While in bed with my love last night, I said to him, “A year ago, we didn’t know we existed and now look at us. It’s […]
Doña Antonia’s: A Pupusa Love Story
A collective of women who take no bull…just your order Have you ever given any thought what is your go-to comfort meal? After a long or trying day, what is that dish that just feels like a hug or an embrace? For some, it’s a warm bowl of pasta; for others, it’s a hot bowl […]
Why You Should Read Your Rising Sign’s Horoscope
If you’ve looked into Astrology beyond your sun sign, then you’ve probably stumbled upon your moon and rising/ascendant sign. All together these signs make up the key components of your personality, and form what’s known as the “Big Three.” The ascendant isn’t determined by a celestial body but an exact point where the easternmost horizon […]
Corn mazes to visit in New Jersey this fall
Plan ahead for the fall! Most corn mazes in New Jersey will be open by mid-September – don’t miss out on the family fun. Alstede Farms1 Alstede Farms Ln, Chester Alstede Farms’ Corn Maze is open daily from 9AM to 6PM (last entry is at 5PM). Entry to the corn maze is included in their Pick […]
5 digital communities to join this Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month
Are you Latinx and looking for spaces to connect with others, either professional or personally? Join a digital community made by and for Latinx individuals! Whether you’re looking to network or to make new friends, kick off Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month with these five digital communities to join. WeAllGrow Latina #WeAllGrow Latina is a supportive community […]
Top things to do this weekend in + around Jersey City
Find something new to do this weekend! Thursday The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)September 16 – 19 @ 8PM – 9:30PMSinatra Park, 401 Sinatra Dr. Hoboken Join Mile Square Theatre at Frank Sinatra Park for their performance of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged). Watch three actors run through all 37 plays in just 90 […]
Giving Back with Giving Digitized: September’s School and Grocery Drive
As we navigate an ongoing health crisis and limited in-person interactions, it’s as important as ever to find creative ways to give back to those in need and help people get access to necessary resources. If you’re looking to give back to the community this fall, consider participating in drives and fundraisers through Giving Digitized, […]
Mayor Fulop joins the Archdiocese of Newark to Break Ground on New St. Lucy’s Homeless Housing & Support Services Site
Today, Mayor Fulop joined the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Newark, Catholic Charities, City Council members, Claremont Development, and Arc Building Partners to officially begin construction on a brand new, 60,000 square foot homeless services facility located along Grove Street, between 15th and 16th Streets. This dynamic human-centered project will include emergency and transitional offerings along with multiple affordable housing solutions […]
Liberty Humane Society welcomes Hurricane Ida dogs into their adoption program
Written by Arati Patel Hurricane Ida made landfall on August 29th, leaving many residents stranded without electricity and water. To aid impacted animal welfare organizations in Louisiana and surrounding areas, many animal shelters around the country have opened their facilities and are welcoming pets into their adoption programs. These networks that form to help during […]
Legal Services for Small Businesses: NextGen Counsel
Being an entrepreneur is like nothing I’ve ever experienced. There is a reason why it isn’t for everyone. It’s a wonderful thing to find your passion and turn it into a career, essentially it’s the American dream! Something so many people strive for. What they don’t tell you is that when you run your own […]
Fighting for the Liberty State Park Protection Act
The fight for the protection of Liberty State Park continues as developers try to privatize the land for commercial development. Sam Pesin and the Friends of Liberty State Park volunteers are asking all residents in the area to rally on September 25th to urge Governor Phil Murphy and all state legislators to support the Liberty […]
On A Wing and a Prayer: a 9/11 Survivor’s Story
Today 20 years ago, our lives changed forever. I try to commemorate this day every year by sharing the unique stories of people in our community that where there that day. Kushal is a dear friend who I met a few years ago at the beginning of my spiritual journey. He and his wife Alak are meditation/breathwork […]
