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October means it’s officially spooky season, and that usually means braving the different haunted houses, haunted corn mazes, and haunted hayrides in the area. There are so many fun things to do for Halloween in North Jersey that you can’t really do any other month in the year, so Hoboken Girl rounded up a list of… Continue reading Haunted Attractions in Northern New Jersey
Continuing its efforts to ban single-use plastics and other environmentally-harmful products, New Jersey’s latest measures on plastic come into effect on May 4th, 2022 reports Hoboken Girl. New Jersey law will prohibit all stores from selling to or providing customers with single-use plastic carryout bags and instead may provide or sell only reusable carryout bags. Also going… Continue reading New Jersey’s Full Ban on Single-Use Bags Starts May 4th
One of the top winter activities to enjoy the season’s best traits is ice skating reports Hoboken Girl. Previous experience isn’t required to have a good time, and learning can be just as fun as watching pros glide around the ice and perform tricks. Whether you want to brush up on your blades or are… Continue reading A Guide to Ice Skating Rinks in North Jersey + NYC
Some of the best rom-coms of the 2000s—especially the early 2000s—still sneak into pop culture today. Just last November, Ariana Grande wore Jennifer Garner’s 13 Going on 30 dress on the set of The Voice, and the third installment of Legally Blonde premieres later this year. Check out New Jersey's favourite here.
A popular program designed to effectively prepare children for entrance into Hudson County's pre-kindergarten curriculum will be available to a larger group of parents than ever before. Mile Square Early Learning Center (MSELC), a provider of pre-kindergarten 3 and 4 year old educational programs in Hoboken, has announced an expansion of its Preschool Transition Program… Continue reading Hoboken’s Mile Square E.L.C Expands Preschool Transition Program
One of New Jersey's most popular and well-attended events with return to Jersey City in 2021. The Freedom and Fireworks event, which has drawn large crowds since its inception in 2013 will take place just after sunset on July 4th on the Jersey City Waterfront near Exchange Place. According to the Hudson Reporter "While this… Continue reading July 4th Fireworks to Return to Jersey City in 2021
Liberty Science Center has announced that Bank of America will become a corporate partner in the SciTech Scity project, after committing $1 million to the effort. SciTech Scity is a a 30-acre innovation campus that aims to develop dozens of world-changing science and technology companies, as well as revamp K-12 educational standards at Liberty Science… Continue reading Bank of America contributes $1M to Liberty Science Centers’s SciTech Scity
Less than one week remains to vote on one of New York City’s most trending summer social media contests. Until August 21st, the public can select their favorite images and choose a winner in DMG Investments “New York Story” Photo contest, which asked participants to submit their best landscape and lifestyle photos of New York… Continue reading Public Voting to August 21st on “New York Story” Photo Contest
General Admission: $25 @ door / $20 advanced purchase (automatically applied at checkout) VIP Tickets: $45 (only 12 VIP seats available for this show) Grammy winner and Jersey City resident John Hammond was inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame in 2011. "John's sound is so compelling, complete, symmetrical and soulful with just his voice,… Continue reading John Hammond: Acoustic Blues
Autumn/ Winter Cocktails from Jersey City’s Piggyback Bar and NYC’s Pig and Khao As we pack start to pack away our summer essentials and pull out the sweaters and boots, it’s also time to switch up the bar cart and replace those fruity, light flavors with deeper, warmer profiles. Ben Byruch, operations manager and beverage curator of… Continue reading Time for Fall Cocktails
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