NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—On November 8, 2010, Graham Lustig opened the Lustig Dance Theatre, located at 80 Albany Street in downtown New Brunswick.
The theatre has its own professional dance company that does several shows a year, recreational dance classes and even a wellness program which offers a plethora of unlimited dance and fitness classes for adults who have an interest in dance as well as remaining physically active.
PISCATAWAY, NJ—In a historic football game between the Rutgers Scarlet Knights and the Penn State Nittany Lions, Penn State beat Rutgers 13-10 in front of a capacity crowd.
With 53,774 in attendance, the crowd was the largest in the history of the Rutgers football program, and the game was the first conference game since the school officially joined the Big Ten Athletic Conference.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Anticipating a large amount of auto and pedestrian traffic before, during, and after Saturday's first-ever Big 10 Rutgers football game against Penn State, police have ordered no parking on the vast majority on Easton Avenue.
Starting 8am on Saturday until 4am Sunday, parking on Easton Avenue between Somerset Street and Landing Lane will be off-limits. The road is typically free to park on with the exception of two blocks between Hamilton and Somerset Streets.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—New Brunswick Police detectives have identified the man they say was involved in the stabbing of 23 year-old New Brunswick resident Miguel Serrano.
Serrano says he was robbed and assaulted by three unidentified individuals while walking towards Hamilton Street after coming from Patrick’s Pub on Somerset Street.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—The New Brunswick Jazz Project will present its 2nd Annual Jazz Festival, which is taking place this Saturday September 13th at 1 pm in Monument Square, at the intersection of Livingston Avenue and George Street in downtown New Brunswick.
The festival is a three-day long affair that kicked off Friday in Flemington, and will be taking place in downtown Somerville at 1pm Sunday outside the county courthouse.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Scores of flags occupied a small, tucked away portion of Rutgers University's Vorhees Mall, visible from the adjacent College Avenue.
A small group of students, roughly half a dozen at a time, watched over the flags. Counting the flags would reveal that a single flag had been laid down for each person who had died on September 11th.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–Are you ready to create some unique arts and crafts at the local library?
The New Brunswick arts community may become even larger and more inclusive after the launch of the new Handcrafting Makerspace program, a joint initiative from the New Jersey State Library and LibraryLinkNJ.
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