Stop searching for Valentine's Day plans. While everyone else is eating the same pre-fixe menu, you’ll be spicing it up at Midnight Market. We've got a list of amazing new food vendors plus some favorites are coming back to join us for the 2020 season. Bring your crew, bring a date, or just bring yourself....

You are cordially invited to Porta Jersey City’s 4th Annual Galentine’s Day Brunch! It’s only the best day of the year! DJ Set by LUV Photobooth by The Hair Room JC Complimentary Love Card Readings with Witchy Wisdoms DIY Vision Boards with Mint Market WORD Pop-Up: Books for Babes Gal Themed Cocktails including a cocktail...

Sat., Feb. 15, 2-4 P.M.: Five Women - “Freedom Not Far Distant: Songs from Harriet Tubman to MLK” Morgan Branch Library, 1841 Kennedy Blvd. | 201-547-4553 Join us for an uplifting program of recitations, freedom songs, spirituals and gospel music that evoke the Civil Rights and Voting Rights era. Let’s celebrate how far we’ve come from...

From 5-8pm, we will be offering the delicious cocktail foods of Pianist Envy-- Jersey City's only LGBTQ+ piano bar-- as well as half-price, specialty Tito's cocktails in celebration of Valentine's Gay. Featuring "live" cabaret performances, all while we'll be raising funds to support emerging LGBTQ+ leaders in our community. The suggested donation at the door...

Celebrating African American History Month performance by Winard Harper & Jeli Posse Winard Harper’s skill and passion for Jazz have made him one of the form’s most celebrated drummers, performing and recording with some of the most globally acclaimed musicians: Dexter Gordon, Betty Carter, Johnny Griffin, Abdullah Ibrahim, Pharoah Sanders, Joe Lavano, Phillip Harper, Dr. Billy Taylor,...

The Hoboken Museum is proud to be one of the first stops on the tour of the 39th Annual Thomas Edison Black Maria Film Festival! A diverse line-up of 11 of this year's award-winning short films will be screened at the Festival's Hudson County premiere on Saturday, February 15, starting at 7:30 pm. Admission is...

Rejecting traditional art materials associated with Whiteness, the Newark-based artist, Adebunmi Gbadebo chose human Black hair as her primary medium. Varied locs of hair climb up a wall in her sculpture, Dada. Hair is also embedded in her prints, with images referencing her ancestry. Even though having been “uprooted,” these hair locs carry histories and memories within their...