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. We meet artist German Pitre during his six-month tenure as Artist-in-Residence at the Paul Robeson Galleries at Newark Express. And, the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra performs Serge Prokofiev's heartbreaking score to the ballet Romeo and Juliet.

Jersey City native Tyler Ballon’s work at Mana Contemporary; folk music duo Jackson Pines performs in Asbury Park, and photographer Erik James Montgomery instructs at-risk youth in Camden.

State of the Arts presents three photographers and their compelling, highly original works about places that hold deep meanings for them: Todd R. Darling on the past and present of Paterson, New Jersey; LaToya Ruby Frazier on her hometown of Braddock, Pennsylvania; and Helen M. Stummer on a neighborhood in Newark, New Jersey in the 1980s.

Nimbus Dance commissions music by experimental composer Qasim Naqvi, played by members of the NJ Symphony Orchestra. Broadcast anchor turned poet Francesca Maximé wins the Allen Ginsberg Poetry Award from the Poetry Center at the Passaic County Community College. And, photographer Elisabeth Smolarz’s The Encyclopedia of Things at the Guttenberg Arts. Plus, New Jersey’s Folk Life Centers sends artists into the homes of people unable to participate in the arts.

State of the Arts goes on location to explore Montclair’s cultural scene, including the Montclair Film Festival, now a year-round cultural force. Visit the Montclair Art Museum to see work by famed landscape painters: George Inness, a 19th century resident, and Kay WalkingStick, a member of the Cherokee Nation, in her retrospective at the museum. Spend a day with saxophonist, poet, artist, and longtime Montclair resident Oliver Lake. Plus, acclaimed jazz musician Christian McBride gives a short history of Jazz House Kids, where young musicians learn from luminaries.

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. We meet artist German Pitre during his six-month tenure as Artist-in-Residence at the Paul Robeson Galleries at Newark Express. And, the 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. We meet artist German Pitre during his six-month tenure as Artist-in-Residence at the Paul Robeson Galleries at Newark Express. And, the 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. We meet artist German Pitre during his six-month tenure as Artist-in-Residence at the Paul Robeson Galleries at Newark Express. And, the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra performs Serge Prokofiev's heartbreaking score to the ballet Romeo and Juliet.

Jersey City native Tyler Ballon’s work at Mana Contemporary; folk music duo Jackson Pines performs in Asbury Park, and photographer Erik James Montgomery instructs at-risk youth in Camden.

Jersey City native Tyler Ballon’s work at Mana Contemporary; folk music duo Jackson Pines performs in Asbury Park, and photographer Erik James Montgomery instructs at-risk youth in Camden.

Jersey City native Tyler Ballon’s work at Mana Contemporary; folk music duo Jackson Pines performs in Asbury Park, and photographer Erik James Montgomery instructs at-risk youth in Camden.

State of the Arts presents three photographers and their compelling, highly original works about places that hold deep meanings for them: Todd R. Darling on the past and present of Paterson, New Jersey; LaToya Ruby Frazier on her hometown of Braddock, Pennsylvania; and Helen M. Stummer on a neighborhood in Newark, New Jersey in the 1980s.

State of the Arts presents three photographers and their compelling, highly original works about places that hold deep meanings for them: Todd R. Darling on the past and present of Paterson, New Jersey; LaToya Ruby Frazier on her hometown of Braddock, Pennsylvania; and Helen M. Stummer on a neighborhood in Newark, New Jersey in the 1980s.

State of the Arts presents three photographers and their compelling, highly original works about places that hold deep meanings for them: Todd R. Darling on the past and present of Paterson, New Jersey; LaToya Ruby Frazier on her hometown of Braddock, Pennsylvania; and Helen M. Stummer on a neighborhood in Newark, New Jersey in the 1980s.

State of the Arts presents three photographers and their compelling, highly original works about places that hold deep meanings for them: Todd R. Darling on the past and present of Paterson, New Jersey; LaToya Ruby Frazier on her hometown of Braddock, Pennsylvania; and Helen M. Stummer on a neighborhood in Newark, New Jersey in the 1980s.

State of the Arts presents three photographers and their compelling, highly original works about places that hold deep meanings for them: Todd R. Darling on the past and present of Paterson, New Jersey; LaToya Ruby Frazier on her hometown of Braddock, Pennsylvania; and Helen M. Stummer on a neighborhood in Newark, New Jersey in the 1980s.

Nimbus Dance commissions music by experimental composer Qasim Naqvi, played by members of the NJ Symphony Orchestra. Broadcast anchor turned poet Francesca Maximé wins the Allen Ginsberg Poetry Award from the Poetry Center at the Passaic County Community College. And, photographer Elisabeth Smolarz’s The Encyclopedia of Things at the Guttenberg Arts. Plus, New Jersey’s Folk Life Centers sends artists into the homes of people unable to participate in the arts.

Nimbus Dance commissions music by experimental composer Qasim Naqvi, played by members of the NJ Symphony Orchestra. Broadcast anchor turned poet Francesca Maximé wins the Allen Ginsberg Poetry Award from the Poetry Center at the Passaic County Community College. And, photographer Elisabeth Smolarz’s The Encyclopedia of Things at the Guttenberg Arts. Plus, New Jersey’s Folk Life Centers sends artists into the homes of people unable to participate in the arts.

State of the Arts goes on location to explore Montclair’s cultural scene, including the Montclair Film Festival, now a year-round cultural force. Visit the Montclair Art Museum to see work by famed landscape painters: George Inness, a 19th century resident, and Kay WalkingStick, a member of the Cherokee Nation, in her retrospective at the museum. Spend a day with saxophonist, poet, artist, and longtime Montclair resident Oliver Lake. Plus, acclaimed jazz musician Christian McBride gives a short history of Jazz House Kids, where young musicians learn from luminaries.

State of the Arts goes on location to explore Montclair’s cultural scene, including the Montclair Film Festival, now a year-round cultural force. Visit the Montclair Art Museum to see work by famed landscape painters: George Inness, a 19th century resident, and Kay WalkingStick, a member of the Cherokee Nation, in her retrospective at the museum. Spend a day with saxophonist, poet, artist, and longtime Montclair resident Oliver Lake. Plus, acclaimed jazz musician Christian McBride gives a short history of Jazz House Kids, where young musicians learn from luminaries.

State of the Arts goes on location to explore Montclair’s cultural scene, including the Montclair Film Festival, now a year-round cultural force. Visit the Montclair Art Museum to see work by famed landscape painters: George Inness, a 19th century resident, and Kay WalkingStick, a member of the Cherokee Nation, in her retrospective at the museum. Spend a day with saxophonist, poet, artist, and longtime Montclair resident Oliver Lake. Plus, acclaimed jazz musician Christian McBride gives a short history of Jazz House Kids, where young musicians learn from luminaries.

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. We meet artist German Pitre during his six-month tenure as Artist-in-Residence at the Paul Robeson Galleries at Newark Express. And, the 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. We meet artist German Pitre during his six-month tenure as Artist-in-Residence at the Paul Robeson Galleries at Newark Express. And, the 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. We meet artist German Pitre during his six-month tenure as Artist-in-Residence at the Paul Robeson Galleries at Newark Express. And, the 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. We meet artist German Pitre during his six-month tenure as Artist-in-Residence at the Paul Robeson Galleries at Newark Express. And, the 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. We meet artist German Pitre during his six-month tenure as Artist-in-Residence at the Paul Robeson Galleries at Newark Express. And, the 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. We meet artist German Pitre during his six-month tenure as Artist-in-Residence at the Paul Robeson Galleries at Newark Express. And, the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra performs Serge Prokofiev's heartbreaking score to the ballet Romeo and Juliet.

Jersey City native Tyler Ballon’s work at Mana Contemporary; folk music duo Jackson Pines performs in Asbury Park, and photographer Erik James Montgomery instructs at-risk youth in Camden.

Jersey City native Tyler Ballon’s work at Mana Contemporary; folk music duo Jackson Pines performs in Asbury Park, and photographer Erik James Montgomery instructs at-risk youth in Camden.

Jersey City native Tyler Ballon’s work at Mana Contemporary; folk music duo Jackson Pines performs in Asbury Park, and photographer Erik James Montgomery instructs at-risk youth in Camden.

Jersey City native Tyler Ballon’s work at Mana Contemporary; folk music duo Jackson Pines performs in Asbury Park, and photographer Erik James Montgomery instructs at-risk youth in Camden.

Jersey City native Tyler Ballon’s work at Mana Contemporary; folk music duo Jackson Pines performs in Asbury Park, and photographer Erik James Montgomery instructs at-risk youth in Camden.

Jersey City native Tyler Ballon’s work at Mana Contemporary; folk music duo Jackson Pines performs in Asbury Park, and photographer Erik James Montgomery instructs at-risk youth in Camden.

State of the Arts presents three photographers and their compelling, highly original works about places that hold deep meanings for them: Todd R. Darling on the past and present of Paterson, New Jersey; LaToya Ruby Frazier on her hometown of Braddock, Pennsylvania; and Helen M. Stummer on a neighborhood in Newark, New Jersey in the 1980s.

State of the Arts presents three photographers and their compelling, highly original works about places that hold deep meanings for them: Todd R. Darling on the past and present of Paterson, New Jersey; LaToya Ruby Frazier on her hometown of Braddock, Pennsylvania; and Helen M. Stummer on a neighborhood in Newark, New Jersey in the 1980s.

State of the Arts presents three photographers and their compelling, highly original works about places that hold deep meanings for them: Todd R. Darling on the past and present of Paterson, New Jersey; LaToya Ruby Frazier on her hometown of Braddock, Pennsylvania; and Helen M. Stummer on a neighborhood in Newark, New Jersey in the 1980s.

State of the Arts presents three photographers and their compelling, highly original works about places that hold deep meanings for them: Todd R. Darling on the past and present of Paterson, New Jersey; LaToya Ruby Frazier on her hometown of Braddock, Pennsylvania; and Helen M. Stummer on a neighborhood in Newark, New Jersey in the 1980s.

State of the Arts presents three photographers and their compelling, highly original works about places that hold deep meanings for them: Todd R. Darling on the past and present of Paterson, New Jersey; LaToya Ruby Frazier on her hometown of Braddock, Pennsylvania; and Helen M. Stummer on a neighborhood in Newark, New Jersey in the 1980s.

State of the Arts presents three photographers and their compelling, highly original works about places that hold deep meanings for them: Todd R. Darling on the past and present of Paterson, New Jersey; LaToya Ruby Frazier on her hometown of Braddock, Pennsylvania; and Helen M. Stummer on a neighborhood in Newark, New Jersey in the 1980s.

Nimbus Dance commissions music by experimental composer Qasim Naqvi, played by members of the NJ Symphony Orchestra. Broadcast anchor turned poet Francesca Maximé wins the Allen Ginsberg Poetry Award from the Poetry Center at the Passaic County Community College. And, photographer Elisabeth Smolarz’s The Encyclopedia of Things at the Guttenberg Arts. Plus, New Jersey’s Folk Life Centers sends artists into the homes of people unable to participate in the arts.

Nimbus Dance commissions music by experimental composer Qasim Naqvi, played by members of the NJ Symphony Orchestra. Broadcast anchor turned poet Francesca Maximé wins the Allen Ginsberg Poetry Award from the Poetry Center at the Passaic County Community College. And, photographer Elisabeth Smolarz’s The Encyclopedia of Things at the Guttenberg Arts. Plus, New Jersey’s Folk Life Centers sends artists into the homes of people unable to participate in the arts.

Nimbus Dance commissions music by experimental composer Qasim Naqvi, played by members of the NJ Symphony Orchestra. Broadcast anchor turned poet Francesca Maximé wins the Allen Ginsberg Poetry Award from the Poetry Center at the Passaic County Community College. And, photographer Elisabeth Smolarz’s The Encyclopedia of Things at the Guttenberg Arts. Plus, New Jersey’s Folk Life Centers sends artists into the homes of people unable to participate in the arts.

Nimbus Dance commissions music by experimental composer Qasim Naqvi, played by members of the NJ Symphony Orchestra. Broadcast anchor turned poet Francesca Maximé wins the Allen Ginsberg Poetry Award from the Poetry Center at the Passaic County Community College. And, photographer Elisabeth Smolarz’s The Encyclopedia of Things at the Guttenberg Arts. Plus, New Jersey’s Folk Life Centers sends artists into the homes of people unable to participate in the arts.

Nimbus Dance commissions music by experimental composer Qasim Naqvi, played by members of the NJ Symphony Orchestra. Broadcast anchor turned poet Francesca Maximé wins the Allen Ginsberg Poetry Award from the Poetry Center at the Passaic County Community College. And, photographer Elisabeth Smolarz’s The Encyclopedia of Things at the Guttenberg Arts. Plus, New Jersey’s Folk Life Centers sends artists into the homes of people unable to participate in the arts.

Nimbus Dance commissions music by experimental composer Qasim Naqvi, played by members of the NJ Symphony Orchestra. Broadcast anchor turned poet Francesca Maximé wins the Allen Ginsberg Poetry Award from the Poetry Center at the Passaic County Community College. And, photographer Elisabeth Smolarz’s The Encyclopedia of Things at the Guttenberg Arts. Plus, New Jersey’s Folk Life Centers sends artists into the homes of people unable to participate in the arts.