New Jersey artist Kimberly Camp addresses culture and identity with dolls in her exhibit "Cross River: A Parallel Universe." ...

More than half of the farmers in Jersey are over the age of 50 but a new generation of young farmers are forging careers in the industry. Some of the young people establishing themselves in ...

Local libraries, colleges and churches are hosting a variety of activities to participate in for Black History Month in your ...

“It rekindled the memories of old honeymooners and introduced Jersey to new people,” explained David Seymour of Seymour Hotels, when I quizzed him about the show’s impact. His family has ...

During the 28 days of February, people across North Jersey recognize the accomplishments of African ... The following events ...

A campaign has raised awareness of African culture through food, fashion, music and education. Friends of Africa Jersey has been running Africa Week to help people understand its community better.

"It's really important for them to hear us." That is how one Jersey student summed up an event that gave young people a chance to raise their concerns to the island's politicians and policymakers.

Artist Kimberly Camp uses handmade dolls to address identity, culture and the African American experience through her exhibit at the Hunterdon Art Museum in Clinton, New Jersey.

Ryan Morrison reflects the music, venues, gigs and people involved in the island music scene. Playing music made in Jersey and by Jersey people as well as talking to the musicians, promoters and ...

Believe it or not, they've got quite a significant presence here in South Jersey. There's also the Amish market that's in ...

At a synagogue in New Jersey, you can make your prayer shawl ... “We’re helping people to create Jewish heirlooms for their family, their loved ones, which hopefully will get passed on.” ...