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Those who appreciate the performing and visual arts will discover historic venues and elegant suburban cultural centers that showcase regional, national, and international talent. Private college and public universities enrich urban, suburban, and rural communities by offering theatre, music, dance, and guest lectures in beautiful halls and art centers. Community theatre, art centers, and active cultural organizations encourage the expression of creative talent in children and adults. Also within a reasonable commute from home are the dazzling cultural attractions and Broadway theatre productions in the”Big Apple” of Manhattan.

 

 

New Jersey’s Crown Cultural Jewel

Nationally acclaimed by critics and audiences alike, the New Jersey Performing Arts Center opened in October of 1997 after a decade of planning and a capital campaign that resulted in $187 million. As the last magnificent performing arts center to open in the 20th century, NJPAC is regarded as one of the nation’s finest venues. Showcasing the world’s greatest performers and New Jersey’s leading talent, NJPAC offers a full calendar of exciting events and a nationally recognized Arts Education program. Breathtaking artistry at NJPAC combines with equally dazzling venues. Prudential Hall has been praised as “one of the world’s great concert halls,” and Victoria Theater has also been dubbed “a gem” by The New York Times. For a complete calendar of events and more information about this outstanding Newark venue, contact:

The New Jersey Performing Arts Center

One Center Street

Newark 973-642-8989

www.njpac.org

 

New York City Arts Scene

One of the advantages of a New Jersey address is living in close proximity to the most celebrated cultural and performing arts attractions in the nation. Cultural crown jewels, incredible cuisine, international high fashion, world-class museums, and the energy of a city like no other combine to make New York City a sheer delight to visit again and again.

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