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New Jersey Symphony Announces Eight-Day ‘Music & Arts Festival’ in Arts District

Cultural Affairs Director to Resign After 25 Years of Service to Arts Community

Jersey City Youth Mural Arts Program Returns to Mana With ‘Discover the Artist Within’

Last year, the young muralists of Jersey City distinguished themselves.

Jersey City Council Adopts Budget With 15.15% Municipal Tax Hike

Jersey City Art And Studio Tour Returns For 4 Days With Free Workshops

The Art and Studio Tour in Jersey City features open studios, tours, and 25 free workshops.

This Weekend

This weekend, Jersey City has the Jersey City Art and Studio Tour, the 12th Annual Cultural Diversity Festival, the Hamilton Park Conservancy Music Festival, and more.

Local Events for Jersey City, Hoboken,Bayonne and Secaucus

Things to do Monday, October 5 to Friday, October 9th, 2026 No Camera Films: Motion Picture ShowcaseTime: Monday, October 5, 2026 at 10:00 AMDetail: A unique live screening featuri...

Administration Projects $50M-Plus Deficit For 2027 and Possible Tax Hike, Pushes $1.2M Community Garden

Jersey City property taxes will increase 15% amid financial crisis

An aerial view of houses in Jersey City on July 13, 2024. The City Council approved a $886 million budget at a special meeting on Wednesday. [ more › ]

Jersey City Passes Budget With 15 Percent Tax Hike

Even with state aid, Jersey City residents will have to make up for a large budget gap by the end of the year.

Jersey City housing development deal expected to send money to schools, city government

A rendering of the planned Canal Crossing development. The Canal Crossing project broke ground this week, with plans for housing, 20,000 square feet of commercial space and a p...

Live Music October: Riverview Jazz in the Park, Rock at Pet Shop, Zombie Opera, Peruvian and Cuban Jazz, More

JCAST (Oct. 1-4) means visual art, in spaces official and impromptu, all over town. But it’s tough to do the Tour without running into live music.

Five-Story Mixed-Use Development Approved in Jersey City’s Jackson Hill

The Jersey City project includes a rooftop deck and green roof, and two affordable units.

Community Garden, Loan Agreement, Powerhouse Arts Plan at Center of Tuesday Council Caucus

Council to Discuss Powerhouse District Redevelopment Plan, Arlington Park, County Affordable Housing

The City Council will meet this week to consider awarding a $1.57 million contract to Adamo Brothers Construction for improvements to Arlington Park, 785 Grand St.

Redevelopment Agency Seeks Loew’s Consultant, Moves on Culinary Art Program, Considers Future of Medical Center Land

Jersey City Obtains More Favorable Terms on $105M State Loan to Close Deficit

Council Advances Controversial Community Garden, Mulls Use of Unanticipated Funds

This Weekend

This weekend, Jersey City has The Ghost of Uncle Joe's: a Fundraiser for & at The Historic Harsimus Cemetery and Diwali on Hudson. Plus, there's a Fall Festival at Pershing Fie...

During Caucus, Administration Projects $50M-Plus Deficit For 2027, Pushes $1.2M Community Garden

Local Events for Jersey City and Hoboken from Saturday, October 10 to Wedneday, October 14th, 2026

Jersey City’s Historic Marion Neighborhood Walking TourTime: Saturday, October 10, 2026 at 11:00 AMLocation: Meeting at Starbucks Coffee Company, 3 Path Plaza, Journal Square, Jers...

End of September Music Festival

You’re Invited! Hamilton Park Conservancy 16th Annual Music Festival! Saturday, September 26, 2026, from Noon–8:00 PM in Hamilton Park on McWilliams Place, Jersey City, for a full...

Jersey City special improvement districts adapt to rapid growth

Jersey City’s special improvement districts are expanding placemaking, public spaces and partnerships as neighborhoods undergo rapid growth. The post Jersey City special improvemen...

Council Approves Abatements for Massive Project With Affordable Units on Jersey City’s South Side

Tax abatement proposals must clear a high bar going forward. At least, that’s what many on the City Council said Wednesday night.