The McCarter Theatre travels to Greensboro, North Carolina, for a community reading of Emily Mann’s play ”Greensboro: A Requiem” on the 40th anniversary of the Greensboro Massacre. Francesca Maximé and her journey from on-camera news anchor to award-winning poet and therapist. We meet artist German Pitre during his six-month tenure as Artist-in-Residence at the Paul Robeson Galleries at Newark Express. And, tthe New Jersey Symphony Orchestra performs Serge Prokofiev's heartbreaking score to the ballet Romeo and Juliet.

Rock, folk, and classical meet in Julia Wolfe’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Anthracite Fields. A performance at Roebling Wireworks in Trenton featured the Westminster Choir and Bang on a Can. American Repertory Ballet brings the beloved Jane Austen classic Pride and Prejudice to life. Visual arts, river clean-ups, and 48-hour musicals were all part of a festival taking place over Earth Day weekend in New Brunswick, powered in part by coLAB Arts. Plus, meet Lonnie Bunch, the New Jersey visionary and founding director of the Smithsonian’ s National Museum of African American History and Culture.

Princeton University confronts the legacy of slavery on its campus by engaging the public through art, theater, and more. Meet clarinetist Andy Lamy, a member of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, the leader of an Irish band, and a field ornithologist who makes his own bird whistles. At Grounds For Sculpture, MacArthur Genius Joyce J. Scott used beads, glass, fabric, and even dirt in her exhibition focusing on Harriet Tubman. Plus, Washi Tales, a unique performance project that tells stories through the medium of traditional Japanese papermaking.

Broadway veteran Laiona Michelle is the writer and star of Little Girl Blue: The Nina Simone Musical at The George Street Playhouse. David Rago appears on Antiques Roadshow, and has a busy auction house in Lambertville, specializing in ceramics, glass, and modern design. Soprano Dawn Upshaw performs composer Maria Schneider's Winter Morning Walks with the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. And, State of the Arts remembers Geoffrey Hendricks, a founding member of the Fluxus artists group at Rutgers.

Mary McDonnell (Dances with Wolves, Battlestar Galactica) in the starring role of Gloria: A Life, by playwright Emily Mann of the McCarter Theatre. The legacy of New Brunswick native James P. Johnson whose music was the soundtrack of the 1920's. In Trenton, we follow the restoration of a major work by Nam June Paik, widely considered the founder of video art. Plus, the feminist magic realist painter Julie Heffernan.

The McCarter Theatre travels to Greensboro, North Carolina, for a community reading of Emily Mann’s play ”Greensboro: A Requiem” on the 40th anniversary of the Greensboro Massacre. Francesca Maximé and her journey from on-camera news anchor to award-winning poet and therapist. We meet artist German Pitre during his six-month tenure as Artist-in-Residence at the Paul Robeson Galleries at Newark Express. And, tthe New Jersey Symphony Orchestra performs Serge Prokofiev's heartbreaking score to the ballet Romeo and Juliet.

The McCarter Theatre travels to Greensboro, North Carolina, for a community reading of Emily Mann’s play ”Greensboro: A Requiem” on the 40th anniversary of the Greensboro Massacre. Francesca Maximé and her journey from on-camera news anchor to award-winning poet and therapist. We meet artist German Pitre during his six-month tenure as Artist-in-Residence at the Paul Robeson Galleries at Newark Express. And, tthe New Jersey Symphony Orchestra performs Serge Prokofiev's heartbreaking score to the ballet Romeo and Juliet.

The McCarter Theatre travels to Greensboro, North Carolina, for a community reading of Emily Mann’s play ”Greensboro: A Requiem” on the 40th anniversary of the Greensboro Massacre. Francesca Maximé and her journey from on-camera news anchor to award-winning poet and therapist. We meet artist German Pitre during his six-month tenure as Artist-in-Residence at the Paul Robeson Galleries at Newark Express. And, tthe New Jersey Symphony Orchestra performs Serge Prokofiev's heartbreaking score to the ballet Romeo and Juliet.

The McCarter Theatre travels to Greensboro, North Carolina, for a community reading of Emily Mann’s play ”Greensboro: A Requiem” on the 40th anniversary of the Greensboro Massacre. Francesca Maximé and her journey from on-camera news anchor to award-winning poet and therapist. We meet artist German Pitre during his six-month tenure as Artist-in-Residence at the Paul Robeson Galleries at Newark Express. And, tthe New Jersey Symphony Orchestra performs Serge Prokofiev's heartbreaking score to the ballet Romeo and Juliet.

Rock, folk, and classical meet in Julia Wolfe’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Anthracite Fields. A performance at Roebling Wireworks in Trenton featured the Westminster Choir and Bang on a Can. American Repertory Ballet brings the beloved Jane Austen classic Pride and Prejudice to life. Visual arts, river clean-ups, and 48-hour musicals were all part of a festival taking place over Earth Day weekend in New Brunswick, powered in part by coLAB Arts. Plus, meet Lonnie Bunch, the New Jersey visionary and founding director of the Smithsonian’ s National Museum of African American History and Culture.

Rock, folk, and classical meet in Julia Wolfe’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Anthracite Fields. A performance at Roebling Wireworks in Trenton featured the Westminster Choir and Bang on a Can. American Repertory Ballet brings the beloved Jane Austen classic Pride and Prejudice to life. Visual arts, river clean-ups, and 48-hour musicals were all part of a festival taking place over Earth Day weekend in New Brunswick, powered in part by coLAB Arts. Plus, meet Lonnie Bunch, the New Jersey visionary and founding director of the Smithsonian’ s National Museum of African American History and Culture.

Rock, folk, and classical meet in Julia Wolfe’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Anthracite Fields. A performance at Roebling Wireworks in Trenton featured the Westminster Choir and Bang on a Can. American Repertory Ballet brings the beloved Jane Austen classic Pride and Prejudice to life. Visual arts, river clean-ups, and 48-hour musicals were all part of a festival taking place over Earth Day weekend in New Brunswick, powered in part by coLAB Arts. Plus, meet Lonnie Bunch, the New Jersey visionary and founding director of the Smithsonian’ s National Museum of African American History and Culture.

Princeton University confronts the legacy of slavery on its campus by engaging the public through art, theater, and more. Meet clarinetist Andy Lamy, a member of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, the leader of an Irish band, and a field ornithologist who makes his own bird whistles. At Grounds For Sculpture, MacArthur Genius Joyce J. Scott used beads, glass, fabric, and even dirt in her exhibition focusing on Harriet Tubman. Plus, Washi Tales, a unique performance project that tells stories through the medium of traditional Japanese papermaking.

Princeton University confronts the legacy of slavery on its campus by engaging the public through art, theater, and more. Meet clarinetist Andy Lamy, a member of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, the leader of an Irish band, and a field ornithologist who makes his own bird whistles. At Grounds For Sculpture, MacArthur Genius Joyce J. Scott used beads, glass, fabric, and even dirt in her exhibition focusing on Harriet Tubman. Plus, Washi Tales, a unique performance project that tells stories through the medium of traditional Japanese papermaking.

Princeton University confronts the legacy of slavery on its campus by engaging the public through art, theater, and more. Meet clarinetist Andy Lamy, a member of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, the leader of an Irish band, and a field ornithologist who makes his own bird whistles. At Grounds For Sculpture, MacArthur Genius Joyce J. Scott used beads, glass, fabric, and even dirt in her exhibition focusing on Harriet Tubman. Plus, Washi Tales, a unique performance project that tells stories through the medium of traditional Japanese papermaking.

Broadway veteran Laiona Michelle is the writer and star of Little Girl Blue: The Nina Simone Musical at The George Street Playhouse. David Rago appears on Antiques Roadshow, and has a busy auction house in Lambertville, specializing in ceramics, glass, and modern design. Soprano Dawn Upshaw performs composer Maria Schneider's Winter Morning Walks with the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. And, State of the Arts remembers Geoffrey Hendricks, a founding member of the Fluxus artists group at Rutgers.

Broadway veteran Laiona Michelle is the writer and star of Little Girl Blue: The Nina Simone Musical at The George Street Playhouse. David Rago appears on Antiques Roadshow, and has a busy auction house in Lambertville, specializing in ceramics, glass, and modern design. Soprano Dawn Upshaw performs composer Maria Schneider's Winter Morning Walks with the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. And, State of the Arts remembers Geoffrey Hendricks, a founding member of the Fluxus artists group at Rutgers.

Broadway veteran Laiona Michelle is the writer and star of Little Girl Blue: The Nina Simone Musical at The George Street Playhouse. David Rago appears on Antiques Roadshow, and has a busy auction house in Lambertville, specializing in ceramics, glass, and modern design. Soprano Dawn Upshaw performs composer Maria Schneider's Winter Morning Walks with the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. And, State of the Arts remembers Geoffrey Hendricks, a founding member of the Fluxus artists group at Rutgers.

Mary McDonnell (Dances with Wolves, Battlestar Galactica) in the starring role of Gloria: A Life, by playwright Emily Mann of the McCarter Theatre. The legacy of New Brunswick native James P. Johnson whose music was the soundtrack of the 1920's. In Trenton, we follow the restoration of a major work by Nam June Paik, widely considered the founder of video art. Plus, the feminist magic realist painter Julie Heffernan.

Mary McDonnell (Dances with Wolves, Battlestar Galactica) in the starring role of Gloria: A Life, by playwright Emily Mann of the McCarter Theatre. The legacy of New Brunswick native James P. Johnson whose music was the soundtrack of the 1920's. In Trenton, we follow the restoration of a major work by Nam June Paik, widely considered the founder of video art. Plus, the feminist magic realist painter Julie Heffernan.

The McCarter Theatre travels to Greensboro, North Carolina, for a community reading of Emily Mann’s play ”Greensboro: A Requiem” on the 40th anniversary of the Greensboro Massacre. Francesca Maximé and her journey from on-camera news anchor to award-winning poet and therapist. We meet artist German Pitre during his six-month tenure as Artist-in-Residence at the Paul Robeson Galleries at Newark Express. And, tthe New Jersey Symphony Orchestra performs Serge Prokofiev's heartbreaking score to the ballet Romeo and Juliet.

The McCarter Theatre travels to Greensboro, North Carolina, for a community reading of Emily Mann’s play ”Greensboro: A Requiem” on the 40th anniversary of the Greensboro Massacre. Francesca Maximé and her journey from on-camera news anchor to award-winning poet and therapist. We meet artist German Pitre during his six-month tenure as Artist-in-Residence at the Paul Robeson Galleries at Newark Express. And, tthe New Jersey Symphony Orchestra performs Serge Prokofiev's heartbreaking score to the ballet Romeo and Juliet.

The McCarter Theatre travels to Greensboro, North Carolina, for a community reading of Emily Mann’s play ”Greensboro: A Requiem” on the 40th anniversary of the Greensboro Massacre. Francesca Maximé and her journey from on-camera news anchor to award-winning poet and therapist. We meet artist German Pitre during his six-month tenure as Artist-in-Residence at the Paul Robeson Galleries at Newark Express. And, tthe New Jersey Symphony Orchestra performs Serge Prokofiev's heartbreaking score to the ballet Romeo and Juliet.

The McCarter Theatre travels to Greensboro, North Carolina, for a community reading of Emily Mann’s play ”Greensboro: A Requiem” on the 40th anniversary of the Greensboro Massacre. Francesca Maximé and her journey from on-camera news anchor to award-winning poet and therapist. We meet artist German Pitre during his six-month tenure as Artist-in-Residence at the Paul Robeson Galleries at Newark Express. And, tthe New Jersey Symphony Orchestra performs Serge Prokofiev's heartbreaking score to the ballet Romeo and Juliet.

The McCarter Theatre travels to Greensboro, North Carolina, for a community reading of Emily Mann’s play ”Greensboro: A Requiem” on the 40th anniversary of the Greensboro Massacre. Francesca Maximé and her journey from on-camera news anchor to award-winning poet and therapist. We meet artist German Pitre during his six-month tenure as Artist-in-Residence at the Paul Robeson Galleries at Newark Express. And, tthe New Jersey Symphony Orchestra performs Serge Prokofiev's heartbreaking score to the ballet Romeo and Juliet.

The McCarter Theatre travels to Greensboro, North Carolina, for a community reading of Emily Mann’s play ”Greensboro: A Requiem” on the 40th anniversary of the Greensboro Massacre. Francesca Maximé and her journey from on-camera news anchor to award-winning poet and therapist. We meet artist German Pitre during his six-month tenure as Artist-in-Residence at the Paul Robeson Galleries at Newark Express. And, tthe New Jersey Symphony Orchestra performs Serge Prokofiev's heartbreaking score to the ballet Romeo and Juliet.

Rock, folk, and classical meet in Julia Wolfe’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Anthracite Fields. A performance at Roebling Wireworks in Trenton featured the Westminster Choir and Bang on a Can. American Repertory Ballet brings the beloved Jane Austen classic Pride and Prejudice to life. Visual arts, river clean-ups, and 48-hour musicals were all part of a festival taking place over Earth Day weekend in New Brunswick, powered in part by coLAB Arts. Plus, meet Lonnie Bunch, the New Jersey visionary and founding director of the Smithsonian’ s National Museum of African American History and Culture.

Rock, folk, and classical meet in Julia Wolfe’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Anthracite Fields. A performance at Roebling Wireworks in Trenton featured the Westminster Choir and Bang on a Can. American Repertory Ballet brings the beloved Jane Austen classic Pride and Prejudice to life. Visual arts, river clean-ups, and 48-hour musicals were all part of a festival taking place over Earth Day weekend in New Brunswick, powered in part by coLAB Arts. Plus, meet Lonnie Bunch, the New Jersey visionary and founding director of the Smithsonian’ s National Museum of African American History and Culture.

Rock, folk, and classical meet in Julia Wolfe’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Anthracite Fields. A performance at Roebling Wireworks in Trenton featured the Westminster Choir and Bang on a Can. American Repertory Ballet brings the beloved Jane Austen classic Pride and Prejudice to life. Visual arts, river clean-ups, and 48-hour musicals were all part of a festival taking place over Earth Day weekend in New Brunswick, powered in part by coLAB Arts. Plus, meet Lonnie Bunch, the New Jersey visionary and founding director of the Smithsonian’ s National Museum of African American History and Culture.

Rock, folk, and classical meet in Julia Wolfe’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Anthracite Fields. A performance at Roebling Wireworks in Trenton featured the Westminster Choir and Bang on a Can. American Repertory Ballet brings the beloved Jane Austen classic Pride and Prejudice to life. Visual arts, river clean-ups, and 48-hour musicals were all part of a festival taking place over Earth Day weekend in New Brunswick, powered in part by coLAB Arts. Plus, meet Lonnie Bunch, the New Jersey visionary and founding director of the Smithsonian’ s National Museum of African American History and Culture.

Rock, folk, and classical meet in Julia Wolfe’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Anthracite Fields. A performance at Roebling Wireworks in Trenton featured the Westminster Choir and Bang on a Can. American Repertory Ballet brings the beloved Jane Austen classic Pride and Prejudice to life. Visual arts, river clean-ups, and 48-hour musicals were all part of a festival taking place over Earth Day weekend in New Brunswick, powered in part by coLAB Arts. Plus, meet Lonnie Bunch, the New Jersey visionary and founding director of the Smithsonian’ s National Museum of African American History and Culture.

Rock, folk, and classical meet in Julia Wolfe’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Anthracite Fields. A performance at Roebling Wireworks in Trenton featured the Westminster Choir and Bang on a Can. American Repertory Ballet brings the beloved Jane Austen classic Pride and Prejudice to life. Visual arts, river clean-ups, and 48-hour musicals were all part of a festival taking place over Earth Day weekend in New Brunswick, powered in part by coLAB Arts. Plus, meet Lonnie Bunch, the New Jersey visionary and founding director of the Smithsonian’ s National Museum of African American History and Culture.

Princeton University confronts the legacy of slavery on its campus by engaging the public through art, theater, and more. Meet clarinetist Andy Lamy, a member of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, the leader of an Irish band, and a field ornithologist who makes his own bird whistles. At Grounds For Sculpture, MacArthur Genius Joyce J. Scott used beads, glass, fabric, and even dirt in her exhibition focusing on Harriet Tubman. Plus, Washi Tales, a unique performance project that tells stories through the medium of traditional Japanese papermaking.

Princeton University confronts the legacy of slavery on its campus by engaging the public through art, theater, and more. Meet clarinetist Andy Lamy, a member of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, the leader of an Irish band, and a field ornithologist who makes his own bird whistles. At Grounds For Sculpture, MacArthur Genius Joyce J. Scott used beads, glass, fabric, and even dirt in her exhibition focusing on Harriet Tubman. Plus, Washi Tales, a unique performance project that tells stories through the medium of traditional Japanese papermaking.

Princeton University confronts the legacy of slavery on its campus by engaging the public through art, theater, and more. Meet clarinetist Andy Lamy, a member of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, the leader of an Irish band, and a field ornithologist who makes his own bird whistles. At Grounds For Sculpture, MacArthur Genius Joyce J. Scott used beads, glass, fabric, and even dirt in her exhibition focusing on Harriet Tubman. Plus, Washi Tales, a unique performance project that tells stories through the medium of traditional Japanese papermaking.

Princeton University confronts the legacy of slavery on its campus by engaging the public through art, theater, and more. Meet clarinetist Andy Lamy, a member of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, the leader of an Irish band, and a field ornithologist who makes his own bird whistles. At Grounds For Sculpture, MacArthur Genius Joyce J. Scott used beads, glass, fabric, and even dirt in her exhibition focusing on Harriet Tubman. Plus, Washi Tales, a unique performance project that tells stories through the medium of traditional Japanese papermaking.

Princeton University confronts the legacy of slavery on its campus by engaging the public through art, theater, and more. Meet clarinetist Andy Lamy, a member of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, the leader of an Irish band, and a field ornithologist who makes his own bird whistles. At Grounds For Sculpture, MacArthur Genius Joyce J. Scott used beads, glass, fabric, and even dirt in her exhibition focusing on Harriet Tubman. Plus, Washi Tales, a unique performance project that tells stories through the medium of traditional Japanese papermaking.

Princeton University confronts the legacy of slavery on its campus by engaging the public through art, theater, and more. Meet clarinetist Andy Lamy, a member of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, the leader of an Irish band, and a field ornithologist who makes his own bird whistles. At Grounds For Sculpture, MacArthur Genius Joyce J. Scott used beads, glass, fabric, and even dirt in her exhibition focusing on Harriet Tubman. Plus, Washi Tales, a unique performance project that tells stories through the medium of traditional Japanese papermaking.

Broadway veteran Laiona Michelle is the writer and star of Little Girl Blue: The Nina Simone Musical at The George Street Playhouse. David Rago appears on Antiques Roadshow, and has a busy auction house in Lambertville, specializing in ceramics, glass, and modern design. Soprano Dawn Upshaw performs composer Maria Schneider's Winter Morning Walks with the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. And, State of the Arts remembers Geoffrey Hendricks, a founding member of the Fluxus artists group at Rutgers.

Broadway veteran Laiona Michelle is the writer and star of Little Girl Blue: The Nina Simone Musical at The George Street Playhouse. David Rago appears on Antiques Roadshow, and has a busy auction house in Lambertville, specializing in ceramics, glass, and modern design. Soprano Dawn Upshaw performs composer Maria Schneider's Winter Morning Walks with the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. And, State of the Arts remembers Geoffrey Hendricks, a founding member of the Fluxus artists group at Rutgers.

Broadway veteran Laiona Michelle is the writer and star of Little Girl Blue: The Nina Simone Musical at The George Street Playhouse. David Rago appears on Antiques Roadshow, and has a busy auction house in Lambertville, specializing in ceramics, glass, and modern design. Soprano Dawn Upshaw performs composer Maria Schneider's Winter Morning Walks with the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. And, State of the Arts remembers Geoffrey Hendricks, a founding member of the Fluxus artists group at Rutgers.

Broadway veteran Laiona Michelle is the writer and star of Little Girl Blue: The Nina Simone Musical at The George Street Playhouse. David Rago appears on Antiques Roadshow, and has a busy auction house in Lambertville, specializing in ceramics, glass, and modern design. Soprano Dawn Upshaw performs composer Maria Schneider's Winter Morning Walks with the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. And, State of the Arts remembers Geoffrey Hendricks, a founding member of the Fluxus artists group at Rutgers.

Broadway veteran Laiona Michelle is the writer and star of Little Girl Blue: The Nina Simone Musical at The George Street Playhouse. David Rago appears on Antiques Roadshow, and has a busy auction house in Lambertville, specializing in ceramics, glass, and modern design. Soprano Dawn Upshaw performs composer Maria Schneider's Winter Morning Walks with the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. And, State of the Arts remembers Geoffrey Hendricks, a founding member of the Fluxus artists group at Rutgers.

Broadway veteran Laiona Michelle is the writer and star of Little Girl Blue: The Nina Simone Musical at The George Street Playhouse. David Rago appears on Antiques Roadshow, and has a busy auction house in Lambertville, specializing in ceramics, glass, and modern design. Soprano Dawn Upshaw performs composer Maria Schneider's Winter Morning Walks with the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. And, State of the Arts remembers Geoffrey Hendricks, a founding member of the Fluxus artists group at Rutgers.

Mary McDonnell (Dances with Wolves, Battlestar Galactica) in the starring role of Gloria: A Life, by playwright Emily Mann of the McCarter Theatre. The legacy of New Brunswick native James P. Johnson whose music was the soundtrack of the 1920's. In Trenton, we follow the restoration of a major work by Nam June Paik, widely considered the founder of video art. Plus, the feminist magic realist painter Julie Heffernan.

Mary McDonnell (Dances with Wolves, Battlestar Galactica) in the starring role of Gloria: A Life, by playwright Emily Mann of the McCarter Theatre. The legacy of New Brunswick native James P. Johnson whose music was the soundtrack of the 1920's. In Trenton, we follow the restoration of a major work by Nam June Paik, widely considered the founder of video art. Plus, the feminist magic realist painter Julie Heffernan.

Mary McDonnell (Dances with Wolves, Battlestar Galactica) in the starring role of Gloria: A Life, by playwright Emily Mann of the McCarter Theatre. The legacy of New Brunswick native James P. Johnson whose music was the soundtrack of the 1920's. In Trenton, we follow the restoration of a major work by Nam June Paik, widely considered the founder of video art. Plus, the feminist magic realist painter Julie Heffernan.