Summer in New Jersey means it’s time for fun at the local county fair! Whether you prefer the delicious fair food, thrilling rides, great music, adorable farm animals, antique cars and tractor pulls, or other attractions, there’s something for everyone to enjoy at your local NJ county fair.… Read more...
The Fourth of July is quickly approaching and Ocean County towns all over the Jersey shore area are planning July 4th fireworks shows, parades, and other Independence Day 2018 events! Read on for a complete guide to July 4th fireworks in Ocean County NJ…
Things To Do In New Jersey will continue to update this guide through the Fourth of July holiday.… Read more...
Hey there New Jersey! There are so many awesome things to do in New Jersey this weekend! From the Skimmer Festival to Art All Night in Trenton to tons of fun Father’s Day events and more, there’s a New Jersey event for everyone!… Read more...
Did you know that one of the most significant battles of the American Revolution took place right here in New Jersey? The Battle of Monmouth was one of the largest battles in the American quest for liberty and took place on June 28, 1778.… Read more...
Lots of fun things to do in NJ this weekend! Whether you’re interested in enjoying some delicious food from New Jersey’s best restaurants and food vendors, spending some time in the great outdoors, checking out some amazing art, or spending a day with the kids at a fun family-friendly festival or street fair, there’s something for everyone in New Jersey this weekend!… Read more...
South Jersey has a long history in the art of American glass production. From the early 18th century through the late 20th century, names like Wistarburgh (the first glass manufacturer in America), Wheaton Glass, Stanger Glass, Whitney Glass and others produced unique and high quality glass works that were used all over the country.… Read more...
Thomas Edison was one of the most famous Americans to ever call New Jersey his home. The inventor began his career in Newark and Menlo Park, and later moved his home and laboratory to West Orange NJ. Today, Thomas Edison National Historical Park preserves the place where America’s greatest inventor changed our world forever so that visitors can get a glimpse into the mind of Edison, his many inventions (he earned 1093 U.S.… Read more...
The Battleship New Jersey is a site of great historical significance to the state of New Jersey, due to the military role that the Battleship has played as our nation’s most decorated battleship as well as to the economic role it played in the lives of New Jerseyans, as it was built at the nearby Philadelphia Navy Yard where many South Jersey residents were employed during the height of its activity in the 1940s.… Read more...
Looking for something fun to do on a cold or rainy day? The Edelman Planetarium is a great place to visit when the weather outside isn’t the greatest (although honestly it’s awesome any time).
Looking for a fun South Jersey day trip? Check out Batsto Village! Located in Wharton State Forest, the village is a former bog iron and glass-making community that was a pivotal part of the New Jersey economy in the 17th and 18th centuries.… Read more...
