Discover creative personalities and productions in and around New Jersey. Recognized as one of the outstanding arts programs in the country, this award-winning program features stories that range from in-depth profiles of world-renowned artists to visits with emerging dancers and musicians.
Mel Leipzig: Everything is Paintable
The renowned realist painter who captures people in their natural surroundings.
The Trenton Show looks at how arts and culture are transforming New Jersey's capital city.
The Central Park 5 becomes an Opera
Newark's Trilogy Opera premieres FIVE, the story of the Central Park Five.
Architect/Designer/Artist Michael Graves gives a tour of his home, "The Warehouse."
At the Creative Glass Center of America resident artists pursue their creative vision.
Napoleons older brother Joseph Bonaparte and his magnificent estate in Bordentown NJ
Bruce Springsteen: A Photographic Journey
6 photographers document Bruce Springsteen’s life and career over decades.
Master glass artist Paul Stankard shares how he makes his intricate paperweights.
Hurricane Diane at Two River Theater
The housewives of New Jersey meet ancient Greek tragedy in a comedy at Two River Theater.
There's Something About New Jersey
The New Jersey State Council on the Arts celebrates 50 years.
Veterans cope by writing poems and creating art using paper made from their old uniforms.
Come As You Are: Art of the 1990s
An exhibit of American art created between the fall of the Berlin Wall and 9/11.
Violinist Sarah Chang spends 2 weeks with the NJSO, performing and working with students.
Native Artists of North America
Native American Art is given pride of place at the Newark Museum.
Savion Glover: BRiNG TiME BaCK @ NJPAC
Savion Glover directs New Jersey's most talented kids, ages 8 to 22, in a new show.
For the Love of Theater: Barbara Krajkowski
Visit The Women’s Theater Company, run by Barbara Krajkowski, mom of star Jane Krakowski.
