Endless Arts Month in Newark

angels and tomboys through Jan 6

dodge poetry festival

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October 11-14

October 4-7

james moody democracy of jazz festival October 15-21

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event dates October 15-21 TICKETS INFORMATION www.njpac.org

NJPAC Box Office 1 Center Sttreet, Newark (888) GO-NJPAC

GREATER NEWARK Events WWW.GONEWARK.COM WBGO and NJPAC proudly present the James Moody Democracy of Jazz Festival, a weeklong celebration of jazz and the legacy of Newark’s own music master, James Moody.

NJPAC & various local venues.

For Love of Moody: A Jazz Celebration with George Benson, The Manhattan Transfer, David Sanborn and more.

Friday, October 19, at 8pm Magic Tree House: A Night in New Orleans: Saturday, October 20, at 1pm & 4pm WBGO’s Kids Jazz Concert Series: Newark Museum. Saturday, October 20, at 12:30pm The Music of Miles Davis and Gil Evans: Saturday, October 20, at 8pm Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition: Sunday, October 21, at 3pm

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Warm welcomes await in Newark, New Jersey. Fall into endless art this October with exciting events and happenings throughout the area. Find inspiration at the Dodge Poetry Festival, walk the bass line to the inaugural James Moody Democracy of Jazz Festival; or find time to express yourself as the Newark Art Parade colors the town.

You’re invited to Open Doors and explore the works of our local artists, experience American Girlhood through the eyes of John Singer Sargent, Winslow Homer & Thomas Eakins at the Newark Museum. Find what resonates, as the New Jersey Performing Arts Center’s new season takes flight; or join the chorus of excited fans as they cheer on the New Jersey Devils and the NY Red Bulls at local area arenas. On behalf of the Greater Newark Convention and Visitors Bureau, we hope your stay is delightful, and invite you back to experience world class events and happenings all year long.

october events WBGO’s Fall 2012 Kids Jazz Concert series kickoff: WBGO.org An interactive concert, which give kids an opportunity to learn about the distinct qualities of jazz, and why it’s a reflection of our community, our nation, and our world. Newark Symphony Hall.

CREATION NATION ART PARADE: baratfoundation.org Take to the streets for Newark’s most colorful parade.

The Creation Nation Art Parade is a march for peace, unity, and a celebration of youth in the arts.

October 6, 12:30pm

OPEN DOORS STUDIO TOUR: newarkarts.org/opendoors Opening parties abound, as the Open Doors Studio Tour returns to the area this October. Visit more than 20 world-class galleries, and tour more than 25 artist studios, with special performances and children’s activities. Events all month long

The Newark Murals Tour 2012: thisisnewark.wordpress.com Capture the essence of Newark’s neighborhoods expressed in these great works throughout the city. Pickup for the tour at City Without Walls, 6 Crawford Street, Newark. October 6, 1pm-4pm Jazz Vespers: bethany-newark.org/jazz-vespers Enjoy a special spoken word and music performance of Blood Dazzler, with poet Patricia Smith and the NJ Symphony Orchestra String Quartet. Afterwards, celebrate the sounds of jazz with Jazz Vespers. Meet and greet the artists following each performance. October 6, 4pm & 6pm DODGE POETRY FESTIVAL: www.dodgepoetry.org Don’t miss the fun as New Jersey’s largest and most vibrant city transforms into a “poetry village” for four days. The Dodge Poetry Festival is the largest event of its kind in North America, with iconic American and international poets taking the stage.

October 11-14

JAMES MOODY Democracy OF JAZZ FESTIVAL: njpac.org The James Moody Democracy of Jazz Festival is a week long celebration of jazz and the legacy of Newark’s own music master, James Moody. NJPAC & various local venues.

October 15-21

Sunday, October 21, 10am-12pm

NEWARK MUSEUM: newarkmuseum.org Come see riveting portraits and powerful narrative pictures that capture both the myth and reality of American Girlhood in the Museum’s fall art exhibition Angels & Tomboys, Girlhood in 19th-Century American Art, on view now through January 6.

Enjoy an evening of Hot Chili & Cold Brew as the Museum presents a sampling of Newark’s finest culinary concoctions with a bevy of domestic & international beers, October 18 NEW JERSEY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER: njpac.org Enjoy a red-hot night of cool Motown classics at the 2012 Spotlight Gala, or catch Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson, Renaissance, or Drumline live on stage. For fans of the classics, the NJ Symphony Orchestra kicks off its new season, and Valery Gergiev conducts the Mariinsky Orchestra of St. Petersburg.

Events all month long

NEWARK SYMPHONY HALL: newarksymphonyhall.org Make new friends with line dancing game night & experience the delights of this historic theater. Events all month long

Festival Dates

Thursday, October 11: Teacher Day Friday, October 12: High School Student Day Saturday, October 13 Sunday, October 14

THE GERALDINE R. DODGE POETRY FESTIVAL, the largest poetry event in North America, marks its 26th year by returning to its new home of Newark, NJ for four days of poetry readings and discussions featuring several dozen of the world’s leading poets. U.S. Poets Laureate Philip Levine and Natasha Tretheway will be among those reading on the stage of NJPAC’s Prudential Hall. During each day, simultaneous events will take place throughout the “Poetry Village” in the Downtown Arts District. The first night of the Festival offers a special event, a Poetry Sampler, where over two dozen acclaimed poets present back-to-back readings of their work. An event unrivaled at any other poetry gathering, the Poetry Sampler offers a remarkable opportunity to see and hear a stellar roster of contemporary poets all in a span of two hours.

For the full program and visitor information visit www.DodgePoetry.org.

Poets on Poetry: Poets read and discuss some of the poems that have influenced them.

Festival Poet Readings feature a dynamic and diverse group of poets.

ConversationS: Intimate groups of Festival Poets discuss enduring themes evoked by poetry.

Evening Main Stage Readings feature the most celebrated and accessible poets of today.

PARTICIPATING Venues : TICKETS & INFORMATION

DODGEPOETRY.ORG (888) GO-NJPAC

NJPAC 1 Center Street

(Prudential Hall, Victoria Theater, Chase Room)

First Peddie Baptist Memorial Church

NJPAC Center for Arts Education (CAE Auditorium)

Aljira, A Center for Contemporary Art

New Jersey Historical Society

Newark Museum

Trinity & St. Philip’s Cathedral

North Star Academy

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Transportation tickets can be purchased at NJPAC and are valid from any point in NJ and New York Penn Station to Downtown Newark, NJ on NJ TRANSIT rail, Newark Light Rail and Downtown Newark buses.

dining deals brick city bar & grill brickcitybarandgrill.com • 35 Edison Place

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DEAL: October only, present this brochure or app and get a free Veggie Spring Roll appetizer with any entree or save 20% off entire bill.

Dinosaur bbq dinosaurbarbque.com • 224 Market Street

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Nationally acclaimed barbecue joint offering up a finger licking good meal.

DEAL: October only, present this brochure or app & recieve 10% off your entire check.

Martini 494 martini494bistro.com • 494 Broad Street

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This New American restaurant of Wall Street Journal fame offers up comfort food & the classics in a vibrant setting.

DEAL: October only, present this brochure or app and recieve 10% off your entire dinner check. (excludes alcohol, tax and gratuity).

Mi Gente (973) 621-9090 • 7 Central Ave

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DEAL: October only, present this brochure or app and recieve a free drink with purchase of an entree.

Harvest Table harvesttablenewark.com • 127 Halsey Street

27 Mix 27mix.com • 27 Halsey Street

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Mix it up at one of Newark’s hottest locations. Enjoy an eclectic menu in a relaxed environment.

DEAL: October only, present this brochure or app and recieve 10% off your entire check. Limit: one discount per table.

Edison Ale House edisonalehouse.com • 51 Edison Place

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DEAL: October only, present this brochure or app and recieve 10% off your entire check.

Rio Rodizio rodizio21.com • 1034 McCarter Highway

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Enjoy a non-stop parade of Brazilian barbequed meats and poultry prepared by authentic Gaucho chefs.

DEAL: October only, present this brochure or app and recieve 10% off your entire check.

Coffee Cave (973) 368-4654 • 45 Halsey Street

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DEAL: October only, present this brochure or app and recieve a free cup of regular coffee with purchase of entree.

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DEAL: October only, present this brochure or app and receive a free dessert with the purchase of a sandwich or salad.

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Find deals and discounts at these delicious eateries. From Soul Food to BBQ, from Portuguese to American Cuisine, there are culinary delights to please every palate & purse.

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DEAL: October only, present this brochure or app and recieve 10% off your entire check.

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NICO Kitchen + Bar, the “Italian without Borders” restaurant located in downtown Newark at NJPAC. DEAL: October only, present this brochure or app and recieve a free dessert with entree purchase.

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VISITOR INFO:

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festival@grdodge.org (888) GO-NJPAC or (973) 540-8442, ext. 5

info@gonewark.com (973) 273-1040

THE OUTLET COLLECTION: Jersey gardens jerseygardens.com • 651 Kapkowski Road, Elizabeth Deals abound at NJ’s largest premium outlet mall. You’ll find over 200 stores under one roof, with a multitude of dining and entertainment options.

Best of all there is NO sales tax on clothing & shoes!

DEAL: October only, present this brochure at the Concierge Desk for a License to Shop discount book.

Expires 10/31/12

PRUDENTIAL CENTER prucenter.com • 165 Mulberry Street Enjoy world class entertainment year round at “The Rock.” Home to the NHL Eastern Conference Champions New Jersey Devils, WNBA’s Liberty, Seton Hall NCAA Division 1 Men’s Basketball as well as high profile family shows, concerts and sport competitions, Prudential Center has over 200 events a year and welcomes 2 million people annually.

NY Red Bulls newyorkredbulls.com • 600 Cape May Street, Harrison

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Catch Thierry Henry, Rafa Marquez and the New York Red Bulls this season!

Come show your support at Red Bull Arena for their next match up.

DEAL: October only, Promo Code: NEWARK gets you $20 tickets to watch the Red Bulls play on October 6th vs.

Chicago Fire and on October 29th vs.

Sporting Kansas City.

IRONBOUND goironbound.com • Ferry Street If it’s sizzling nightlife you’re after, Newark’s Ironbound District is the place to be! Covering the culinary spectrum, you’ll find a district renowned for it’s Portuguese and Brazilian fare. Stroll down Ferry Street for amazing bargains with an international flare; you’ll find unique markets, jewelry, and sports memorabilia.

After dark, prepare for sultry sounds and salsa dancing, or enjoy an ode to a bygone era with a burlesque show.

take time to explore NEWARK MUSEUM newarkmuseum.org • 49 Washington Street NJ’s largest museum features 80 innovative galleries offering visitors of all ages the opportunity to encounter world-class art and science collections that are entertaining, engaging and fun!

Highlights include renowned American and Tibetan collections, The Ballantine House - Victorian mansion, Planetarium.

DEAL: During the month of October, show your Dodge Poetry Festival badge or James Moody Jazz Festival tickets and receive half price Museum Admission.

SYMPHONY HALL newarksymphonyhall.org • 1020 Broad Street Built in 1925, this historic theater and cultural center continues to entertain visitors with symphonic performances, ballet, opera, theater, popular music and line dancing. Past legends such as Patti LaBelle, Teddy Pendergrass, Richard Pryor, Queen Latifah, Gladys Knight, the Temptations, and the O’Jays have graced the stage.

DEAL: October 12th enjoy line dancing game night for just $5.

HALSEY STREET halseyst.com • Halsey Street This arts enclave is filled with quirky establishments from bespoke neckwear to coffee house galleries where there is always something different to be found.

Stop in for the weekly poetry slam at Art Kitchen or explore the “hotshop” at Glassroots glass studio. You’ll find great culinary options from Soul Food to Sushi, with a plethora of options to fit every budget.

CATHEDRAL BASILICA OF THE SACRED HEART cathedralbasilica.org • 89 Ridge Street Dating back to the 19th century, the fifth largest cathedral in the United States is known for it superior French Gothic architecture. The church was dedicated in 1954, and achieved its basilica status in 1995 after a visit from Pope John Paul II. This location is best reached by taxi.