Entertainment such as music, tours, movies, concerts, fairs and recreational activities.
WAYNE, N.J. – Titilayo Majoyeogbe is the director and choreographer of a fairly new dance company — T. MAJ Dance – that recently demonstrated its mission to address sociopolitical issues and encourage activism through dance performances. T. MAJ Dance company presented its
TRENTON, N.J. – Trenton native, Grammy Hall of Fame Inductee, and the City’s inaugural Music Ambassador, Sarah Dash, along with an entourage of local musicians performed free music at the “Lifting Trenton Together” Concert during a Levitt AMP Music Series in Mill
PRINCETON, N.J. — Powerful and poignant, heartfelt and humorous, Jamaican-born, Brooklyn-bred Stogie Kenyatta celebrated our common humanity with his popular one-man show, “The World is My Home, A Tribute to Paul Robeson”, in Princeton this week. For the first time, Kenyatta brought
TRENTON, N.J. – A few weeks after the arts festival shooting in Trenton, hundreds of residents continue to come out for events in the City, saying that they will not let that incident stop them from enjoying themselves. The community has been
LAWRENCE, N.J. — Along with local students and youth organizations, seven13 Films will stage a youth symposium with Trenton mayoral candidates, which will be moderated by CBS-3 Eyewitness News reporter, Alicia Nieves, at Rider University tomorrow evening. The symposium will feature today’s
PRINCETON, N.J. – Stories about lucky heirs and their unusual fortunes return tomorrow night on FOX Business Network’s (FBN) hit reality series, Strange Inheritance, and will feature a local couple. Sandy and Tim Perkins, who now live in Hopewell, inherited an original,
LAWRENCE, N.J. — Brian Nicolas, a senior at Neshaminy High School, is a star baseball player, and has been accepted to Bryant University in Rhode Island to play division one baseball for fall 2018. Brian signed his Letter of Intent to attend
TRENTON, N.J. — A new political thriller titled, Enhanced Interrogation, which addresses the current issues of terrorism and torture in America, has plans to be shot in the City of Trenton. The film’s producers and screenwriters are Trenton’s own, Daryl Brooks, along
HIGHTSTOWN, N.J. — Since 2008 when area resident, Patrick Byas, had his first speaking role on NBC’s Law and Order SVU – Wildlife episode, he has been optimistic about his career as an actor on television’s leading networks such as ABC, CBS,