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Newark - Cultural

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Cultural Sites - Newark 

 

 

City Without Walls

https://www.facebook.com/citywow/

An urban gallery for emerging art. Located near Symphony Hall, this gallery has several shows a year.

 

Greater Newark Conservancy

http://www.citybloom.org/

Organization devoted to preserving and improving the environmental landscape of Newark.  They offer many programs including the creation of block gardens, training of teachers, and the city garden contest.

 

Montclair Art Museum

https://www.montclairartmuseum.org/

Illustrations from the collections of American and Native American art as well as news of exhibitions and educational programs.

 

New Jersey Performing Arts Center

http://www.njpac.org 

Jazz, classical, and world music; dance; and theater for the general public and for young people. Teacher resources relevant to programs for school groups can be downloaded.

 

New Jersey Symphony Orchestra

http://www.njsymphony.org 

Musicians, concert schedule and venues, ticket information, educational programs, auditions, competitions, etc.

 

Newark Arts

http://www.newarkarts.org/

Artist directory, event calendar, and grant information.  The agency created to develop and enrich Newark's artistic life.

 

The Newark Experience: The City (Rutgers University)

https://libguides.rutgers.edu/newark

A collection of links to information about Newark past and present.  Newark Chronology: 1666-1999 ; Newark Neighborhoods ; Newark Ward Boundaries ; Newark Landmarks ; The National Register of Historic Places Inventory for Newark ; Newark: Places to Go ; Old Newark ; Knowing Newark ; Historic Newark: A Collection of the Facts & Traditions About the Most Interesting Sites ; Newark: A Series of Engravings on Wood by Rudolph Ruzicka

 

Newark Museum

http://www.newarkmuseum.org 

"The Museum's 80 galleries, including the Ballantine House, contain art and science collections including noted holdings of eighteenth to twentieth century American painting and sculpture, decorative arts, Native American, African, Pacific and Asian art, including a world-renowned Tibetan collection...." View details and maps.

 

Newark Museum Dreyfuss Planetarium

https://newarkmuseumart.org/event/planetarium-life/

Schedule, tickets and general information, group programs, exhibits and events, directions, and history, as well as an excellent Sky Watch calendar of what to see this month in the heavens and advice about buying a telescope.

 

Newark Happening

https://www.newarkhappening.com/restaurants/

Online guide to Newark's restaurants.

 

Newark Symphony Hall

http://www.newarksymphonyhall.org/index.php

Schedule and venues, ticket information, etc.

 

Paul Robeson Galleries

https://paulrobesongalleries.expressnewark.org/

Located on the Rutgers University campus in Newark, the gallery displays several exhibitions annually.

 

Picturing Justice

http://picturingjustice.tumblr.com/

Photo exhibit about the history of community organizing in Newark. Presented by the Ironbound Community Corporation (ICC).

 

Rutgers Institute of Jazz Studies 

https://www.libraries.rutgers.edu/newark/visit-study/institute-jazz-studies

Information about the collections of over 100,000 recordings, articles, manuscripts, and artifacts as well as a list of publications and the play list of the Institute's radio programs on radio station WBGO.

 

Go back to the Newark Web guide main page.

Go back to list of all Newark Public Library Web guides.

 

 

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