Explore the Culture Capital of New Jersey. Located only 8 miles west of New York City, Newark, NJ offers visitors world-class attractions and affordable accommodations. Catch a star-studded performance at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, or admire one of the largest collections of Tibetan Art outside of South East Asia at the Newark Museum. Cheer on the New Jersey Devils as they take to the ice and battle for glory at the Prudential Center, or experience the thrill of live music as world-renowned performers such as Radiohead and Bruce Springsteen bring down the house at "The Rock". Newark is one of America’s oldest destinations, rich in history and culture, a treasure trove of architectural gems in a bustling cosmopolitan center. Newark celebrates diversity, and as a result you’ll find an amazing offering of International fare. Be transported by the Ironbound, and experience the delights of Newark’s world-class Portuguese, Spanish, or Brazilian cuisine. You’ll discover fabulous finds in the Downtown Dining District, pre or post game, there are endless options to meet every budget. Go Newark, and get around town with one of the of best transportations systems in the country.
 
 
       
       
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  The world-class Prudential Center is the first new arena built in the New Jersey/New York metropolitan area in more than 25 years. “The Rock” is home to the NJ Devils, Seton Hall Men’s Basketball and the NY Liberty. 2011 Has been an exciting year for the Prudential Center with two games in the NCAA East Regional Finals and the NBA Draft being held at the stadium. In addition to regular season ...more   The New Jersey Performing Arts Center is a world-class entertainment complex and community center for local artists to shine. NJPAC has hosted countless concerts, Broadway tours, dance programs and even hosted the Newark Peace Conference last spring with special guest speaker the Dali Lama.   Regarded as one of the premier art museums in the country, the Newark Museum presents 80 innovative galleries within 6 buildings on a 4.5 acre campus. Permanent collections include renowned 18th-21st century American art, the arts of Asia, the arts of Africa, ancient art from Egypt, Greece and Rome as well as the Leonard Dreyfuss Planetarium and much more.  
             
             
       
       
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  Built in 1925, this cultural center, known for its superior acoustics, welcomes visitors to enjoy symphony, ballet, opera, professional theater groups and popular music program performances.   Newark’s Ironbound District is one of New Jersey’s top dining, sports and entertainment destinations. Find your delight at one of the over 170 restaurants in the Ironbound, a corridor renowned for its European and South American fare. After a meal, frequent the international shopping and ambiance that is sure to give you a flavor of European and South American culture...more   Wouldn't it be nice if there were an easy way to get caught up on the latest Newark news and events without having to persistently scour the web? Oh wait, there is! Subscribe to the GoNewark Live e-newsletter and stay in-the-know.  
             
             
 
 
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