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Program offerings include fine arts, folklife,
multicultural celebrations and festivals. Educational
opportunities include cultural publications,
traveling programs, lectures and STEAM-related
Makerspace workshops. The Folklife Program for
New Jersey, designated a Local Legacy by the
United States Congress, supports, identifies and
preserves the culture and traditions expressed by
the diverse communities of Central New Jersey.
Centrally located and easily accessed by rail, bus, car and
boat, the Hub City boasts comedy, award-winning theatres,
galleries, museums and over 50 delicious eateries, from
casual to fine dining, that appeal to every palate, all within
24 short blocks. New Brunswick possesses the burgeoning
bustle of a big city surrounded by high-rises and charming
neighborhoods.
New Brunswick Cultural Center (NBCC) is a nonprofit
umbrella organization supporting emerging and established
artists and artistic and cultural community organizations.
NBCC offers a wide range of dynamic, family-friendly
artistic and cultural experiences, from the Hub City Music
Festival to Hub City Sounds, a visual, performing and
culinary arts festival; Windows of Understanding Public Art
Exhibit, a social justice initiative; and stART, a youth arts
initiative offering an artistic experience along with a meal
and discussion with an artist, director or arts administrator.
NBCC and its arts, community and government partners
co-present an array of diverse events, including the
annual Tree Lighting ceremony with New Brunswick City
Center and the world-renowned Holi Festival with the New
Brunswick Free Public Library. NBCC’s extensive outreach
efforts help make the City of New Brunswick Middlesex
County’s most inclusive entertainment destination. Come
meet us in New Brunswick, the “Heart of New Jersey.”
You’ll want to return again and again! For more information
visit www.NewBrunswickArts.org
Looking for activities that are
fun, free and family-friendly?
Our calendar is full of virtual and
in-person programs, multicultural
street fairs and festivals that
reflect the colorful diversity of
our residents. Engaging programs
are heldfor all ages at almost
200 locations in communities
across the county.
All Aboard!
Next stop on the
Northeast Corridor Line:
The City of New Brunswick
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