Inside the ‘weird and witchy’ experience of NJ’s Lunar Faire
Lunar Faire, a traveling night market, returns for its second season this Friday, April 1 in Augusta (Sussex County).
Category: Culture
This NJ composting company will haul away your food scraps and return ‘black gold’
Inside the effort to build a sustainable, eco-friendly cohousing community in New Jersey
How Jena Friedman uses comedy to expose bad societal systems
The Haddonfield native comes to Philly for a standup show on March 3.
What, exactly, is so threatening about Critical Race Theory?
Amid efforts to ban CRT from schools across the country (and in New Jersey), the NJ Performing Arts Center will host a film screening and virtual dialogue on CRT on Feb. 28.
A pop up library, and a community of readers, grows in Camden
Uncovering the Black lives buried in a Central Jersey cemetery
After stopping a driveway from being built on an African American burial ground, two local historians uncovered a rich history of black lives in Hopewell Valley
Invesco QQQ Legacy Classic brings HBCU hoops to the Brick City
New Jersey has no historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs). A basketball tournament in Newark this weekend brings them to us.
How an NJ hockey duo are growing the sport while making it more inclusive
“If we just try to introduce as many people as we can to hockey without making hockey a safe culture, we aren’t really doing anything positive.”
The competitive food eating GOAT tackles a classic Jersey delicacy
“Competitive eating is the battleground upon which God and Lucifer wage war for men’s souls.”
Living with death: NJ end-of-life doula Elisabeth Almerini on what happens to people, and their families, as the end approaches
“If you’re going on vacation tomorrow, you’re going to be thinking about that. ‘Did I set the lights to go on, is my dog gonna be OK,’ you’re thinking ahead, you’re not thinking about what is happening around you because they start to matter less, because you’re not gonna be here.”
