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Bergen Square Day

Bergen Square 55 Monitor Street, Jersey City, United States

Bergen Square Day, a celebration of the rich, diverse culture and history of Jersey City, will be celebrated Saturday, September 10th. from 12:00 noon until 6:00 p.m. on The celebration, hosted by The Journal Square Community Association and the Bergen Square Historical Society, together with the Journal Square Special Improvement District and Jersey City Office […]

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Deaf Awareness Flag Raising Ceremony 2022

City Hall Council Chambers 280 Grove Street 2nd floor, Jersey City, NJ, United States

The City of Jersey City, Mayor Steven Fulop, the Municipal Council Members and the Office of Cultural Affairs are proud to honor and recognize the J.C. Deaf Community Awareness Month during the Flag Raising Ceremony on Tuesday, September 13, 2022. As the deaf population includes a wide range of individuals, from those who were born profoundly deaf and use American Sign Language (ASL) […]

Epistolary Poetry 2022

City Hall Council Chambers 280 Grove Street 2nd floor, Jersey City, NJ, United States

The Independence Day of Mexico Flag Raising Ceremony 2022

City Hall Balcony 280 Grove St., Jersey City, NJ, United States

  The City of Jersey City, Mayor Steven Fulop, the Municipal Council Members and Office of the Cultural Affairs are honored to recognize the Consulate General of Mexico in New York  on the 212th Anniversary of  Independence of Mexico during the Flag Raising Ceremony on Wednesday, September 14, 2022. On September 16, 1810, a progressive […]

Republic of Nicaragua Flag Raising Ceremony 2022

City Hall Balcony 280 Grove St., Jersey City, NJ, United States

The City of Jersey City, Mayor Steven Fulop, the Municipal Council Members and the Office of Cultural Affairs do hereby congratulate Mesa de Trabajo, Diaspora Nicaraguense en New Jersey and its members in Jersey City on the 201st Anniversary of Independence of Republic of Nicaragua during the Flag Raising Ceremony on Friday, September 16, 2022. […]

El Salvador Flag Raising Ceremony 2022

City Hall Balcony 280 Grove St., Jersey City, NJ, United States

The City of Jersey City, Mayor Steven Fulop, the Municipal Council Members and Office of the Cultural Affairs are honored to recognize the Consulado de El Salvador en New Jersey, the United Salvadorian Leadership and the Salvadorian community as we celebrate the 201st Anniversary of El Salvador’s Independence during the Flag Raising ceremony on Tuesday, […]

Nimbus’ Stage Door Discussion Series Continues with Appalachian Spring & The Martha Graham Lineage

Nimbus Arts Center 329 Warren St, Jersey City

Artistic worlds collide for this fascinating dialogue featuring Blakeley White-McGuire, former star of the Martha Graham Dance Company, Samuel Pott, Founding Artistic Director of Nimbus Dance, and Dr. Jeff Friedman, Professor of Dance Studies at Rutgers University’s Mason Gross School of the Arts. Ms. White-McGuire will read from and discuss her recently published book The […]

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Música y Ritmos: Latin American Music Series

Nimbus Arts Center 329 Warren St, Jersey City

The 3rd Concert of Música y Ritmos: Latin American Music Series, co-produced by Jersey City Arts Non-Profits Nimbus Arts Center and Segunda Quimbamba. The concert will occur on September 24 at the Nimbus Arts Center and will be free and open to the public. The Concert will offer performances by both local and international musical […]

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Hispanic and Latino Flag Raising 2022

City Hall Council Chambers 280 Grove Street 2nd floor, Jersey City, NJ, United States

  Hispanic Heritage Month takes place between September 15 to October 15 every year as a time to recognize and celebrate the many contributions, diverse cultures, and extensive histories of the American Latino community. Beginning in 1968, Hispanic Heritage Month was originally observed as “Hispanic Heritage Week” under President Lyndon Johnson, but it was later […]