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The Americans continued their retreat from Elizabeth, through Rahway and Woodbridge to New Brunswick. This plaque, one of many erected throughout New Jersey to commemorate actions during the Revolution, was placed on Old Queens Campus. It marks the...

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Alfa Art Gallery / Alfa Art Center a New Jersey Non-Profit Corporation

Alfa Art Gallery believes that Visual Art is the ultimate form of communication and is therefore universal in its expression. Our mission is to support emerging and well-established artists and to give their work exposure and a critical...

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American Hungarian Foundation

Art Center ; Bookstore ; Community Center ; Concert Hall ; Gallery ; Historic Site ; Library ; Meeting Space ; Museum ; Park/Garden ; School ; Special Events ; Studio ; Visual Art

Located in the historic Potter Needle Factory building on the corner of Somerset St. and Bethany St. in New Brunswick, NJ. Our quiet building is the home of the American Hungarian Foundation’s museum, archive, and library. We welcome you to tour...

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Avenel Performing Arts Center

Performing Arts Center

About The Avenel Performing Arts Center (APAC) is a multi-disciplinary performing arts center located in Avenel, New Jersey. Funded by the Woodbridge Arts Alliance, The APAC promises to energize Avenel and surrounding communities by programming...

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Blazing Star Cultural Arts Center

Art Center ; Gallery ; Government ; Historic Site ; Museum ; Studio

Nestled in the heart of Carteret, the Blazing Star Cultural Arts Center is an intimate and dynamic space dedicated to celebrating the arts, history, and community. Housed in a beautifully restored historical building that once served as a YMCA in...

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Bowery Art Collective Foundation

Located in Metuchen, NJ, Bowery Art Collective Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit operating as an artist incubator dedicated to nurturing the careers of emerging artists, curators, and educators. We aim to foster dialogue between disparate...

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Buccleuch Mansion

Historic Site

The Buccleuch Mansion (pronounced “buck-clue” or “buckloo”) was originally the home of Anthony White. It was built in 1739 and is a fine example of colonial Georgian architecture, which is noted for its balance, proportion, and symmetry. Later...

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Carpender Hall

Historic Site

This 1880 building was the home of Edwin R. and Elovine Carpender. Edwin was the nephew of John N. Carpender, who purchased College Hall in 1880. Elovine was one of the founders of the Urban League in New Brunswick and the first female member of the...

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Carteret Performing Arts Center

Performing Arts Center

New multilevel performing arts center with a 1,650 seat capacity or 2,400 standing room capacity located just off Exit 12 off the New Jersey Turnpike.

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Christ Church New Brunswick

Historic Site ; Meeting Space ; Park/Garden ; Special Events

Christ Church can host meetings, weddings, worship services, receptions

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Civil War / Soldiers & Sailors Monument

Historic Site

New Brunswick’s Civil War Monument was erected in 1893, known as the Soldiers & Sailors Monument remains an icon in Monument Square. Its inscription reads as follows: “Erected by the people of New Brunswick in memory of the brave soldiers and...

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College Hall

Historic Site

College Hall, located at 125 George Street, was originally constructed in 1855 as a private residence by Levi D. Jarred, a local merchant and political figure. Italianate in style, College Hall is constructed of cut brownstone with a variety of roof...

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Cornelius Low House

Government ; Historic Site ; Museum

The Cornelius Low House will be closed on the following dates: September – 9/3, 9/19, 9/25 October – 10/3, 10/31 November – 11/14, 11/21, 11/29 The Cornelius Low House’s exhibit Caught in the Crossfire: Divided Loyalties in Middlesex County is now...

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Daniel S. Schanck Observatory

Historic Site

Daniel S. Schanck Observatory, a former astronomical observatory that was part of the old Rutgers College. Built in 1865, the small, two story building was built to resemble the Tower of the Winds in Athens, Greece. The observatory was named after...

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Dey Farm Historic Site

Historic Site

The Dey Farm Historic Site located at 401 Federal Road is part of a developing historic hamlet sponsored by the MTHPC in an initiative to honor and preserve Monroe’s heritage for the education and enjoyment of the community’s future generations....

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Division of Visual & Performing Arts

The Division of Visual and Performing Arts, residing under the Arts Institute of Middlesex County, advocates for and advances the unique and vital role the arts play as an essential pillar of healthy communities.

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Eagle's Landing Day Camp

We are tradition. We are the premiere day camp serving Central New Jersey! World-class aquatics, sprawling fields, a new waterpark that’s an absolute SPLASH and plenty of air conditioned facilities. We literally have something for everyone. Our...

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East Brunswick Public Library

Library

As the information center of the community, the East Brunswick Public Library strives to deliver the highest level of timely service to library users of all ages as it promotes literacy, lifelong learning, personal fulfillment, and the principles of...

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East Jersey Old Town Village

Historic Site

The East Jersey Old Town Village will be closed on the following dates: October – 10/3, 10/31 November – 11/14, 11/21, 11/29 East Jersey Old Town Village is a collection of historic structures relocated to Johnson Park in Piscataway. The village...

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Elizabeth Rodman Voorhees Chapel

Historic Site

The Chapel was named after Elizabeth Rodman Voorhees (1841-1924). After a 17-year year engagement, she married Ralph Voorhees in 1887. The couple became philanthropists and spent the remainder of their lives distributing her inheritances from her...

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Elmer B. Boyd Park

Park/Garden

This 20 acre award-winning park was reopened in 1999 as part of an $11 million redevelopment effort of New Brunswick’s riverfront. Boyd Park offers an alluring view of the Raritan River as well as New Brunswick’s skyline. This park has played...

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Fellowship for Metlar House/Metlar-Bodine House Museum

The Metlar-Bodine House Museum is a historical museum of the Piscataway Township in New Jersey and Heritage Partner of the Crossroads of the American Revolution. Listed on the National and State Register of Historic Places, the Metlar-Bodine House...

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First Reformed Church

The First Reformed Church in New Brunswick is home to both the oldest congregation in the city of New Brunswick, and the Lunchtime Recital Series. Our organization offers a free afternoon recital eight times a year with a bagged lunch to enjoy. Our...

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Gallery on Main

Gallery on Main, located in the heart of downtown Woodbridge, is the ultimate shopping destination for one-of-a-kind gifts and unique art offerings. This co-operative gallery features area artists exhibiting and offering for sale a wide array of and...

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