Live Entertainment Venues

Asbury Park, New Jersey

Asbury Lanes is Asbury Park's restored 1960s bowling alley, now operating as a 600-capacity concert venue and bar where live bands perform on a stage directly in front of operating bowling lanes. One of the most unique and beloved small-venue experiences in the mid-Atlantic region, combining bowling, craft beer, and quality live music.

209 4th Ave 07712

Asbury Park, New Jersey

Asbury Park Convention Hall on the Asbury Park boardwalk is an iconic 1930 ocean-facing convention facility presenting concerts, boardwalk events, and community gatherings in one of the most historically and culturally resonant venues on the Jersey Shore. The Convention Hall's connection to the Stone Pony and the broader Asbury Park renaissance makes it a pilgrimage site for anyone who cares about American rock and roll culture.

1300 Ocean Ave 07712

Asbury Park, New Jersey

Convention Hall on the Asbury Park Boardwalk is a massive historic oceanfront venue that hosts major concerts, the Sea.Hear.Now music festival, and large events on the New Jersey Shore. The 1930 oceanfront building with panoramic Atlantic Ocean views provides one of the most atmospheric concert settings on the East Coast.

1300 Ocean Ave 07712

Asbury Park, New Jersey

House of Independents is Asbury Park's 600-capacity mid-size concert venue in a converted movie palace on Cookman Avenue, booking national indie and alternative touring acts who fill in the space between the Stone Pony bar shows and the larger Summer Stage. Part of Asbury Park's remarkable live music infrastructure for a small coastal city.

616 Cookman Ave 07712

Asbury Park, New Jersey

The Paramount Theatre is a restored 1930 Art Deco theater on the Asbury Park Boardwalk, housing the annual Asbury Park Music & Film Festival and other special events. One of New Jersey's best-preserved Art Deco theaters, the Paramount's boardwalk location and historic significance make it central to Asbury Park's cultural revival.

1300 Ocean Ave 07712

Asbury Park, New Jersey

Paramount Theatre at the Asbury Park Convention Hall is a beautifully restored 1,650-seat historic venue on the Asbury Park beachfront, presenting concerts and events that reflect the Jersey Shore's vibrant live music culture. The connected Convention Hall has been the site of legendary concerts throughout rock history.

1300 Ocean Ave 07712

Asbury Park, New Jersey

Stone Pony in Asbury Park NJ is one of rock music's most legendary venues, a 1,000-capacity bar and concert hall where Bruce Springsteen's career launched and where he continues to make surprise appearances. The Stone Pony's place in rock and roll history, its oceanfront location, and its active concert calendar make it one of the most visited music pilgrimage destinations in America.

913 Ocean Ave 07712

Asbury Park, New Jersey

The Stone Pony Summer Stage is an outdoor concert venue adjacent to the legendary Stone Pony bar in Asbury Park NJ, a 7,000-capacity amphitheater that hosts some of the biggest touring acts of the summer concert season. One of the most significant outdoor venues on the East Coast, the Stage amplifies the Stone Pony's musical legacy beyond the bar's 1,000-person indoor capacity.

913 Ocean Ave 07712

Asbury Park, New Jersey

Stone Pony Summer Stage is the outdoor amphitheater adjacent to the legendary Stone Pony on Asbury Park's Ocean Avenue, presenting larger national touring acts than the indoor venue can accommodate. The Summer Stage's proximity to the beach and the boardwalk makes a summer show there one of the most memorable outdoor concert experiences on the Jersey Shore.

913 Ocean Ave 07712

Asbury Park, New Jersey

The Stone Pony is one of the most legendary rock clubs in the United States, the Asbury Park venue where Bruce Springsteen, Southside Johnny, and the E Street Band launched their careers in the early 1970s. The 1,000-capacity club continues to book major national touring acts and remains one of New Jersey's most sacred live music pilgrimage sites for rock enthusiasts.

913 Ocean Ave 07712

Atlantic City, New Jersey

Boardwalk Hall is a National Historic Landmark built in 1929 — Atlantic City's historic 14,770-seat arena and former home of the Miss America pageant for over 80 years. Still hosting major concerts, ice hockey, and sporting events, Boardwalk Hall remains the most storied large-scale entertainment venue in the Atlantic City gaming district.

2301 Boardwalk 08401

Atlantic City, New Jersey

Boardwalk Hall is Atlantic City's most historically significant entertainment venue — a 14,770-seat Art Deco arena on the Atlantic City Boardwalk that has hosted the Miss America Pageant, championship boxing from Joe Louis to Mike Tyson, and major concerts since 1929. Its extraordinary Art Deco interior (housing the world's largest pipe organ, with 33,000 pipes), its extraordinary history as the home of the Miss America Pageant, and its continued role as the primary entertainment anchor for the Atlantic City resort market make it one of America's most historically significant entertainment venues.

2301 Boardwalk, Atlantic City, NJ 08401

Atlantic City, New Jersey

Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa is the most successful casino resort in Atlantic City, featuring the Music Box (concert hall), Borgata Nightclub, and multiple entertainment spaces that host major touring acts year-round. The Borgata's premium brand positioning and high-quality entertainment programming have made it the standard-bearer for Atlantic City resort entertainment since its 2003 opening.

1 Borgata Way 08401

Atlantic City, New Jersey

Borgata Music Box is Atlantic City's most intimate casino concert venue, a 1,000-seat theater inside The Borgata with exceptional sightlines that makes headline comedy and music shows feel intimate. The preferred Atlantic City venue for comedians like Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Burr, and for musicians who want to connect directly with audiences rather than playing the larger arena.

1 Borgata Way 08401

Atlantic City, New Jersey

Circus Maximus Theater at Caesars Atlantic City is the Boardwalk's longest-running headline concert venue, a 2,500-capacity theater that has hosted Frank Sinatra, Celine Dion, and hundreds of major artists over five decades. The classic casino theater format of cabaret seating with cocktail service continues a tradition of intimate headliner performances unique to the Atlantic City casino entertainment model.

2100 Pacific Ave 08401

Atlantic City, New Jersey

The Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena is Atlantic City's premier concert venue, a 7,000-seat arena inside the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino hosting major touring acts across rock, pop, country, and hip-hop. One of the largest and best-equipped concert venues on the Jersey Shore, Etess Arena regularly books artists that would otherwise bypass Atlantic City.

1000 Boardwalk 08401

Atlantic City, New Jersey

Golden Nugget Atlantic City occupies the bay-side position in the Marina District, offering entertainment events in its showroom and casino floor, along with an outdoor pool complex and dining that make it one of the Marina's most complete resort entertainment experiences.

Huron Ave & Brigantine Blvd 08401

Atlantic City, New Jersey

Hard Rock Live at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City hosts major touring acts in a 7,000-capacity outdoor and indoor concert space at the historic former Trump Taj Mahal location on the Atlantic City Boardwalk. The Hard Rock brand's music heritage programming brings consistent concert entertainment to Atlantic City's north Boardwalk.

1000 Boardwalk at Virginia Ave 08401

Atlantic City, New Jersey

Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena is a 7,000-seat multi-purpose arena at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino on the Boardwalk — the premier major-event venue on the East Coast gaming corridor between New York and Philadelphia. Named for casino executive Mark Etess, the arena hosts headline concerts, boxing cards, and sporting events serving the AC market.

1000 Boardwalk 08401

Atlantic City, New Jersey

The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel Atlantic City is an intimate 2,000-capacity rock music venue within the Hard Rock that follows the brand's famed concert venue tradition from Las Vegas and Hollywood. With authentic rock memorabilia lining the walls and a stage configuration that feels like a classic rock club scaled up, it's one of Atlantic City's most distinctive entertainment spaces.

1000 Boardwalk 08401

Atlantic City, New Jersey

Harrah's Resort Atlantic City hosts entertainment events in its Waterfront Conference Center and main showrooms, with one of the widest entertainment offerings among Atlantic City's casino hotels, including comedy, concerts, and boxing events that serve the city's year-round visitor base.

777 Harrah's Blvd 08401

Atlantic City, New Jersey

Harrah's Resort Atlantic City features the Waterfront Conference Center showroom presenting concerts and entertainment events alongside its casino resort, hotel, and spa complex on the Brigantine Bay waterfront, offering one of Atlantic City's most complete resort entertainment experiences away from the Boardwalk casino corridor.

777 Harrah's Blvd 08401

Atlantic City, New Jersey

House of Blues at Showboat Atlantic City brings the celebrated live music venue brand to Atlantic City in a 2,000-capacity theater format hosting touring acts, tribute shows, and the House of Blues's signature Gospel Sunday Brunch. One of Atlantic City's most reliably active entertainment venues during both peak and off-peak seasons.

2929 Atlantic Ave 08401

Atlantic City, New Jersey

The Music Box at Borgata is a 1,000-capacity intimate concert hall within Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, hosting comedy specials and music acts in a premium theater setting. The combination of tight sightlines, excellent sound, and Borgata's luxury amenities make Music Box one of Atlantic City's best mid-size concert experiences.

1 Borgata Way 08401

Atlantic City, New Jersey

Ovation Hall at Ocean Casino Resort is a 5,000-seat concert venue atop the oceanfront resort at the north Boardwalk end, hosting major touring acts with panoramic Atlantic Ocean views from the resort tower. One of Atlantic City's newest and most ambitious concert spaces.

500 Boardwalk 08401

Atlantic City, New Jersey

Resorts Casino Hotel is the historic first casino in Atlantic City (opened 1978) and the first legal casino outside Nevada. The casino's Superstar Theatre hosts entertainment events, and Resorts' historic position on the Boardwalk makes it an important part of Atlantic City's gaming heritage and entertainment calendar.

1133 Boardwalk 08401

Atlantic City, New Jersey

Resorts Casino Hotel in Atlantic City is the first legal casino to open in New Jersey (1978), presenting entertainment in the Superstar Theatre alongside casino gaming, hotel accommodations, and boardwalk access at the northern end of the Atlantic City Boardwalk entertainment corridor.

1133 Boardwalk 08401

Atlantic City, New Jersey

The former Revel Casino's entertainment spaces, now part of the Ocean Casino Resort footprint, include event halls and special event programming that serve the northern end of the Atlantic City Boardwalk. The Ocean Casino Resort's northernmost position makes its entertainment programming accessible to the adjacent convention center market.

500 Boardwalk 08401

Atlantic City, New Jersey

The Showroom at Golden Nugget Atlantic City is a 500-seat intimate performance venue hosting comedy headliners, tribute shows, and small-format concert events. Located in the marina district away from the Boardwalk, Golden Nugget's showroom serves as the entertainment hub for a property that attracts a more affluent, older demographic than the Boardwalk casino hotels.

600 Huron Ave 08401

Atlantic City, New Jersey

Tropicana Atlantic City hosts entertainment events across multiple showrooms and casino spaces, including comedy performances and special events that serve Atlantic City's south end of the Boardwalk and connect to the nearby outlets and beach entertainment.

2831 Boardwalk 08401

Atlantic City, New Jersey

Tropicana Atlantic City is one of the Boardwalk's largest casino resort complexes, presenting major headliner concerts in its Music Box theater and entertainment in the Quarter entertainment complex that houses restaurants, shops, and bars beneath an atrium modeled on Old Havana. As one of AC's most vertically integrated entertainment destinations, Tropicana provides a self-contained resort experience on the south end of the Boardwalk.

2831 Boardwalk 08401

Beach Haven, New Jersey

Surflight Theatre is New Jersey's most beloved summer theater — a Long Beach Island institution since 1950 presenting professional Broadway-caliber musical productions on the Jersey Shore in the most pleasantly idyllic summer theater setting in the Northeast. Its 70-year history of presenting quality summer stock theater for the Jersey Shore community creates a performing arts tradition that is as much a part of the Long Beach Island summer experience as the beach itself.

201 Engleside Ave, Beach Haven, NJ 08008

Bridgewater, New Jersey

New York Red Bulls home in Harrison serves New Jersey's enormous soccer community — one of the most diverse soccer fan bases in the United States, reflecting New Jersey's extraordinary multicultural heritage. Harrison's Red Bull Arena is one of the finest soccer-specific stadiums in Major League Soccer and the model for what a dedicated soccer venue can accomplish in the American market.

Bridgewater, NJ 08807

Camden, New Jersey

TD Bank Pavilion (formerly BB&T Pavilion) is a 25,000-capacity outdoor amphitheater on the Delaware River waterfront in Camden, directly across from Philadelphia's skyline. One of the largest outdoor concert venues in the region, it's a primary summer concert destination for the Philadelphia-South Jersey market, hosting the biggest touring acts in a waterfront setting with stunning city views.

1 Harbor Blvd 08103

Camden, New Jersey

Freedom Mortgage Pavilion (formerly BB&T Pavilion) is the primary outdoor amphitheater serving the Philadelphia metropolitan area — a 25,000-capacity Camden waterfront venue on the Delaware River that presents the summer's most significant concert tours for New Jersey and Philadelphia audiences. Its waterfront location, the Philadelphia skyline visible across the river, and its role as the primary outdoor concert destination for 6+ million people in the Delaware Valley create one of the East Coast's most consistently active summer concert venues.

1 Harbour Blvd, Camden, NJ 08103

Camden, New Jersey

Freedom Mortgage Pavilion (formerly BB&T Pavilion) is a 25,000-capacity outdoor amphitheater on the Delaware River waterfront in Camden NJ, directly across the river from Philadelphia. One of the mid-Atlantic's largest outdoor concert venues, it draws the Philadelphia metro area for the biggest summer concert tours with skyline views of Philly across the river.

1 Harbour Blvd 08103

Camden, New Jersey

Freedom Mortgage Pavilion (formerly BB&T Pavilion) is a 25,000-capacity outdoor amphitheatre on the Camden waterfront across from Philadelphia's skyline — one of the highest-grossing outdoor venues in America. Serving the Philadelphia market on summer concert nights when the indoor Wells Fargo Center is unavailable, the pavilion books the biggest stadium-level touring acts and music festivals for the densely populated Delaware Valley region adjacent to the Atlantic City gaming corridor.

1 Harbour Blvd 08103

Cape May, New Jersey

Cape May Stage is one of New Jersey's most charming summer theaters — a Victorian-era seaside theater presenting professional theatrical productions in America's most architecturally complete Victorian resort town. Its extraordinary combination of quality professional theater and the most visually beautiful shore setting in New Jersey creates a summer theater experience as distinctive as any in the Northeast.

405 Lafayette St, Cape May, NJ 08204

East Rutherford, New Jersey

MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford is home to both New York NFL franchises — the Giants (4 Super Bowl championships) and the Jets — creating the most NFL-active large stadium in the world and a major concert destination. The stadium's location in the New Jersey Meadowlands, adjacent to the American Dream mall and entertainment complex, creates one of the Northeast's most complete entertainment districts.

1 MetLife Stadium Dr, East Rutherford, NJ 07073

Englewood, New Jersey

Bergen Performing Arts Center (BergenPAC) is one of the most beloved performing arts venues in the tri-state area — a beautifully restored 1926 Englewood theater presenting world-class pop, rock, jazz, and comedy performances for Bergen County and the New York metropolitan area. Its extraordinary acoustic properties, its intimate 1,367-seat capacity, and its consistent presentation of major touring artists make it one of the finest mid-size concert venues in the Northeast.

30 N Van Brunt St, Englewood, NJ 07631

Englewood, New Jersey

Bergen Performing Arts Center (BergenPAC) in Englewood NJ is Bergen County's premiere performing arts venue, a 1,367-seat theater presenting concerts, comedy, Broadway, and dance for one of New Jersey's most populous counties just across the George Washington Bridge from Manhattan.

30 N Van Brunt St 07631

Hackettstown, New Jersey

Centenary Stage Company at Centenary University in Hackettstown NJ is a professional theater company presenting plays, musicals, and community programming for the Warren County market in northwestern New Jersey.

400 Jefferson St 07840

Harrison, New Jersey

Red Bull Arena is the finest soccer-specific stadium in Major League Soccer — a 25,000-capacity Harrison stadium presenting New York Red Bulls soccer in an intimate European-style stadium atmosphere that has been praised as the gold standard for American soccer venues. New Jersey's diverse population (including enormous Brazilian, Colombian, Portuguese, and Ecuadorian communities) creates one of the most genuinely multinational soccer audiences in the United States.

600 Cape May St, Harrison, NJ 07029

Hoboken, New Jersey

Maxwell's is a legendary Hoboken NJ rock club, the venue that launched the careers of REM, Yo La Tengo, and The Replacements among dozens of others, with a reputation as one of America's most important small music venues in rock history. Maxwell's has closed and reopened, and its legacy remains central to American indie rock history.

1039 Washington St 07030

Hoboken, New Jersey

Maxwell's on Washington Street in Hoboken is one of the most legendary small music clubs in American rock history, a 200-capacity venue that launched or featured Yo La Tengo, Sonic Youth, the Replacements, R.E.M., and countless other indie rock artists during its 1980s-2013 run as one of the most important small venues in the country. The venue's 2012 reopening continues its legacy as a Hoboken institution.

1039 Washington St 07030

Hoboken, New Jersey

Maxwell's Tavern in Hoboken NJ is a legendary music venue that presented pivotal early performances by R.E.M., the Replacements, Sonic Youth, and dozens of other bands who defined American alternative music. Though it closed as a music venue, its current incarnation as a neighborhood bar honors its legacy as one of the most important small music venues in American rock history.

1039 Washington St 07030

Holmdel, New Jersey

PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel NJ is a 17,500-capacity outdoor amphitheater that is one of the largest and most popular summer concert venues on the East Coast, presenting major touring headliners for the New Jersey and New York metropolitan area in a scenic outdoor setting that has operated since 1968.

116 Garden State Pkwy 07733

Holmdel, New Jersey

PNC Bank Arts Center is a 17,500-capacity outdoor amphitheater in Holmdel, New Jersey — one of the New York metro area's premier outdoor concert venues. Set in a natural hillside bowl with covered pavilion and lawn seating, the venue hosts major summer concert tours from rock legends to country headliners and pop stars throughout the season.

116 Garden State Pkwy 07733

Holmdel, New Jersey

PNC Bank Arts Center is a 17,500-capacity outdoor amphitheater in Holmdel NJ, one of the premier summer concert venues in the New York/New Jersey metropolitan area, hosting 30+ major summer concerts from Memorial Day through Labor Day. The Garden State's most important outdoor concert destination for suburban NJ audiences.

Telegraph Hill Rd 07733

Jersey City, New Jersey

White Eagle Hall in Jersey City is a 1,000-capacity concert venue in a restored 1908 Polish social hall in the Journal Square neighborhood, a beloved mid-size concert hall serving the Hudson County music community with a broad programming mix from indie to electronic to world music.

4 Central Ave 07306

Jersey City, New Jersey

White Eagle Hall in Jersey City is a beautifully restored 1,000-capacity concert venue in a converted 1908 Polish social hall in the Journal Square neighborhood, consistently booking national touring indie, folk, and alternative acts for the growing Hudson County music community.

337 Newark Ave 07302

Lakewood, New Jersey

FirstEnergy Park (home of the Jersey Shore BlueClaws) is one of New Jersey's most beloved sports entertainment destinations — a minor league baseball park in Lakewood serving Ocean County and the greater Jersey Shore community. The BlueClaws' extraordinary community presence, their fireworks nights and themed events, and their role as the entry point to professional baseball for thousands of New Jersey children make them one of the most beloved sports franchises in the Garden State.

2 Stadium Way, Lakewood, NJ 08701

Madison, New Jersey

Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey at Drew University in Madison NJ is one of America's finest Shakespeare and classical theater companies, presenting the complete works and classical drama in an intimate 310-seat theater for the Morris County arts audience.

36 Madison Ave 07940

Madison, New Jersey

The Madison Theatre at Fairleigh Dickinson University in Madison NJ is an intimate performing arts venue serving Morris County's cultural audience with professional theater, music, and dance programming for the prosperous suburban communities of central New Jersey.

Meadowlands, New Jersey

MetLife Stadium is a 82,500-seat dual-use stadium in East Rutherford NJ, home to both the New York Giants and New York Jets (NFL) and one of the largest stadium concert venues in the northeastern United States. Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, and virtually every major stadium touring act have performed at MetLife in recent years.

1 MetLife Stadium Dr 07073

Millburn, New Jersey

Paper Mill Playhouse is America's most important regional theater for Broadway development — a Millburn theater that has produced over 100 shows that have gone on to Broadway and developed the careers of actors including Kristin Chenoweth, Matthew Broderick, and Bernadette Peters. Its extraordinary track record as a pre-Broadway launching pad and its 1938 history as one of America's oldest continuously operating regional theaters make it the most historically significant performing arts institution in New Jersey.

22 Brookside Dr, Millburn, NJ 07041

Millburn, New Jersey

Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn NJ is one of the most celebrated regional professional theaters in America, a Tony Award-winning theater presenting world-class Broadway productions, new musicals, and classic revivals for the Essex County suburban market. Paper Mill has launched more productions to Broadway than almost any other regional theater in the country.

22 Brookside Dr 07041

Montclair, New Jersey

Wellmont Theater is a beautifully restored 1920s movie palace in downtown Montclair that hosts national touring acts in a 2,500-seat setting beloved for its ornate interior and excellent acoustics. One of North Jersey's premier mid-size concert venues, Wellmont consistently books significant touring artists who appreciate its loyal suburban audience.

5 Seymour St 07042

Montclair, New Jersey

Wellmont Theater in Montclair NJ is a 2,500-capacity renovated 1922 movie palace presenting major national touring concerts for the Essex County and northern New Jersey market. The Wellmont's beautiful restored architecture and consistent programming make it one of New Jersey's finest suburban concert venues.

5 Seymour St 07042

Morristown, New Jersey

Mayo Performing Arts Center (Community Theatre) in Morristown NJ is a 1,150-seat restored 1937 theater presenting concerts, Broadway touring productions, and community events for Morris County in one of New Jersey's most prosperous suburban counties.

100 South St 07960

Morristown, New Jersey

Mayo Performing Arts Center is one of New Jersey's most acclaimed mid-size performing arts venues — a 1,200-seat Morristown theater presenting nationally recognized concert and touring shows that consistently ranks among the top-100 concert venues in the United States. Its extraordinary programming quality, its renovation of a 1937 Art Deco theater, and its role as the entertainment anchor for one of New Jersey's most prosperous counties make it the finest community performing arts center in the state.

100 South St, Morristown, NJ 07960

Morristown, New Jersey

Mayo Performing Arts Center in Morristown NJ is a 1,200-seat renovated 1937 theater presenting concerts, Broadway touring productions, and family entertainment for the Morris County market. The MPAC's consistent national-act programming and beautiful historic venue make it one of northern New Jersey's premier performing arts destinations.

100 South St 07960

Morristown, New Jersey

Community Theatre Morristown is North Jersey's most beloved performing arts institution — presenting Broadway-caliber community theater productions for the Morris County audience that has made it one of New Jersey's most consistently supported and attended community theaters. Morristown's extraordinary civic culture and its combination of wealth, education, and genuine community investment in the arts create one of New Jersey's most engaged performing arts audiences.

14 James St, Morristown, NJ 07960

New Brunswick, New Jersey

George Street Playhouse is New Jersey's most acclaimed regional theater — a New Brunswick institution producing world premiere plays that have gone on to critical success on Broadway and nationally. Its partnership with Rutgers University, its extraordinary commitment to new American drama, and its track record of developing plays including work by Pulitzer Prize winners make it one of the most important regional theaters in the United States.

103 College Farm Rd, New Brunswick, NJ 08901

New Brunswick, New Jersey

State Theatre New Jersey in New Brunswick is a 1,800-seat performing arts center presenting Broadway touring shows, concerts, dance, and comedy in Middlesex County, serving Rutgers University and the central New Jersey market as one of the region's most important performing arts institutions.

15 Livingston Ave 08901

New Brunswick, New Jersey

State Theatre New Jersey in New Brunswick is a 1,800-seat restored 1921 theater presenting Broadway touring shows, concerts, dance, and comedy for the Rutgers University community and the central New Jersey market. One of the premier mid-size performing arts venues in the state.

15 Livingston Ave 08901

Newark, New Jersey

NJPAC (New Jersey Performing Arts Center) is New Jersey's largest performing arts center, a 3,000-seat concert hall and 514-seat intimate theater in downtown Newark hosting the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, jazz legends, Broadway productions, and international cultural presentations. A cornerstone of Newark's cultural renaissance since opening in 1997.

1 Center St 07102

Newark, New Jersey

New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) is the most important performing arts institution in New Jersey — a downtown Newark complex presenting the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, major touring Broadway productions, and international performing arts programming. NJPAC's extraordinary role in Newark's cultural renaissance, its commitment to arts education for New Jersey's diverse communities, and its consistent programming of world-class performances make it the artistic crown jewel of the Garden State.

1 Center St, Newark, NJ 07102

Newark, New Jersey

New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) in Newark is New Jersey's largest and most prestigious performing arts center, presenting classical music (NJ Symphony Orchestra), jazz, Broadway productions, comedy, and international performance for the greater Newark metropolitan area in two magnificent concert halls.

1 Center St 07102

Newark, New Jersey

New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) in downtown Newark is New Jersey's premier performing arts organization, a landmark cultural institution presenting classical music, jazz, dance, Broadway, and world music programming. NJPAC's New Jersey Symphony Orchestra performances and its role as an anchor of Newark's cultural and economic revitalization make it one of the most important arts organizations in the tri-state area.

1 Center St 07102

Newark, New Jersey

Prudential Center (The Rock) is New Jersey's premier arena, an 18,500-seat multipurpose facility in downtown Newark hosting the New Jersey Devils (NHL), Seton Hall Pirates basketball, and major concert tours. One of the metro NY/NJ area's top concert venues, Prudential Center is within 15 minutes of Manhattan and draws major touring acts to its consistently well-attended shows.

25 Lafayette St 07102

Newark, New Jersey

Prudential Center in Newark NJ is a 19,500-seat multi-purpose arena home to the New Jersey Devils and one of the leading live entertainment venues on the East Coast, presenting major concerts, boxing, and family shows. The Prudential Center's location adjacent to Newark Penn Station makes it one of the most accessible major arenas in the New York metropolitan area.

25 Lafayette St 07102

Newark, New Jersey

Prudential Center in downtown Newark is a 19,500-seat arena home to the New Jersey Devils NHL team, presenting major concert headliners, UFC events, and family entertainment for the New York metropolitan area. The Rock is one of the most state-of-the-art arenas on the East Coast and a major economic driver for Newark's downtown revitalization.

25 Lafayette St 07102

Newark, New Jersey

Prudential Center is New Jersey's primary indoor sports arena — home to the New Jersey Devils (three Stanley Cup championships) and one of the most technically advanced arenas in the NHL. Newark's transformation from an industrial city with a troubled reputation into a sports entertainment hub reflects the Prudential Center's enormous contribution to the city's economic revitalization since opening in 2007.

25 Lafayette St, Newark, NJ 07102

Ocean City, New Jersey

Ocean City Music Pier is a performing arts venue on the Boardwalk in Ocean City NJ presenting summer concerts, community events, and the annual Miss New Jersey competition in a classic boardwalk performance space over the ocean.

E Moorlyn Terrace 08226

Piscataway, New Jersey

SHI Stadium is home to the Rutgers Scarlet Knights football team — New Jersey's only major college football program competing in the Big Ten Conference, creating the most significant college football venue in the state. Rutgers University's position as the eighth-oldest university in America and the state university of New Jersey creates a football program whose success or failure resonates with the entire Garden State's sense of athletic pride.

1 Scarlet Knight Way, Piscataway, NJ 08854

Princeton, New Jersey

McCarter Theatre Center at Princeton University is a Tony Award-winning regional theater presenting new American plays, touring Broadway productions, music, and dance for the Princeton and central New Jersey market. McCarter's commitment to new play development has contributed to American theater at the highest level for nearly a century.

91 University Pl 08540

Princeton, New Jersey

McCarter Theatre Center at Princeton University is one of America's most respected regional theaters, a Tony Award-winning venue presenting world-class theater, dance, and music for the Princeton University community and the broader central New Jersey audience. McCarter regularly presents pre-Broadway tryout productions alongside its own acclaimed productions.

91 University Pl 08540

Princeton, New Jersey

Princeton Garden Theatre on Nassau Street in Princeton NJ is a beloved 1920s art house cinema presenting independent, foreign, and specialty films for the Princeton University and broader central New Jersey arts community.

160 Nassau St 08542

Red Bank, New Jersey

The Basie Center's intimate showroom presents the finest jazz and cabaret performances in New Jersey — creating an extraordinary intimate performance environment that honors Count Basie's legacy of swinging with the most precise and joyful jazz ensemble precision. Red Bank's connection to Count Basie and to New Jersey's broader jazz and soul heritage (Sinatra grew up in nearby Hoboken, Whitney Houston in Newark) makes the Basie Center one of the most emotionally resonant performing arts venues in American music history.

99 Monmouth St, Red Bank, NJ 07701

Red Bank, New Jersey

Count Basie Center for the Arts is New Jersey's most beloved performing arts institution — a beautifully restored 1926 Red Bank theater named for Monmouth County's most famous musician that presents internationally significant concerts alongside community cultural programming. The theater's extraordinary connection to the Count Basie legacy and its role as the cultural heart of the Monmouth County arts community (which includes Bruce Springsteen's home turf) create one of New Jersey's most emotionally resonant performance venues.

99 Monmouth St, Red Bank, NJ 07701

Red Bank, New Jersey

Count Basie Center for the Arts in Red Bank NJ is Monmouth County's primary performing arts center, a beautifully restored 1926 venue named for the jazz great who was born in Red Bank. The 1,582-seat Main Stage and additional performance spaces present concerts, comedy, Broadway, and community programming for the affluent Monmouth County market.

99 Monmouth St 07701

Red Bank, New Jersey

Count Basie Center for the Arts in Red Bank NJ is one of New Jersey's premier cultural institutions, a beautifully renovated 1926 theater presenting concerts, Broadway touring productions, comedy, and family entertainment for Monmouth County. Named for the jazz great from Red Bank, the Basie Center connects the community to its deep musical heritage while presenting world-class programming.

99 Monmouth St 07701

Red Bank, New Jersey

The Count Basie Center for the Arts in Red Bank is one of New Jersey's most beloved performing arts venues, a 1,600-seat theater named for Red Bank native Count Basie hosting jazz headliners, Broadway shows, comedy, and popular music in a beautifully renovated 1926 theater. The adjacent Vogel Theater and Count Basie Arts Campus make this a complete performing arts destination for Monmouth County.

99 Monmouth St 07701

Red Bank, New Jersey

Two River Theater is Red Bank NJ's respected professional regional theater, presenting high-quality drama, comedy, and musical productions for the Monmouth County community. An important arts institution in Monmouth County complementing the Count Basie Center's concert programming.

21 Bridge Ave 07701

Sayreville, New Jersey

Starland Ballroom is a 2,600-capacity live music venue in Sayreville that has been a Central Jersey concert destination for rock, metal, and alternative acts for over 20 years. Known for strong bookings of metal, punk, and alternative touring acts that bypass larger New York venues, Starland serves an underserved Central Jersey audience.

570 Jernee Mill Rd 08872

Sayreville, New Jersey

Starland Ballroom is a 2,500-capacity concert venue in Sayreville NJ that has served as one of the New York metro area's most important mid-size rock and metal concert venues for over two decades. The venue's aggressive alternative and heavy music programming serves a gap in the metro area not covered by arena shows.

570 Jernee Mill Rd 08872

Somerville, New Jersey

Somerville's historic downtown theater serves Somerset County and the greater central New Jersey performing arts community with a variety of cultural programming. Somerset County's combination of rural farmland and rapidly growing suburban communities creates a performing arts audience with an extraordinary range of cultural backgrounds and entertainment preferences.

Somerville, NJ 08876

South Orange, New Jersey

SOPAC (South Orange Performing Arts Center) is one of New Jersey's most beloved community performing arts venues — a beautifully designed South Orange theater presenting intimate concerts, theater, and dance for the Essex County community. SOPAC's extraordinary programming quality, its partnership with Seton Hall University, and its role in creating a thriving downtown entertainment ecosystem have made it a model for community performing arts centers nationally.

1 SOPAC Way, South Orange, NJ 07079

Teaneck, New Jersey

The Teaneck Armory is a historic restored armory venue in Bergen County that hosts concerts, boxing events, and special entertainment events for the densely populated North Jersey market. Its large open floor plan and historic architecture make it a unique event space serving communities north of Newark.

754 Windsor Rd 07666

Toms River, New Jersey

RWJBarnabas Health Arena serves Ocean County and the Jersey Shore region with concerts, community events, and family entertainment in New Jersey's most active coastal entertainment facility. Ocean County's enormous seasonal population (doubling in summer with shore tourists) and its year-round residential base of 600,000+ create consistent demand for indoor entertainment programming throughout the year.

1 Jack Martin Blvd, Toms River, NJ 08753

Trenton, New Jersey

CURE Insurance Arena in Trenton NJ is a 10,000-seat arena presenting concerts, family entertainment, and AHL hockey for the New Jersey capital region and central New Jersey market.

81 Hamilton Ave 08611

Trenton, New Jersey

Cure Insurance Arena (formerly Sovereign Bank Arena) in Trenton NJ is a 9,000-capacity arena serving central New Jersey, hosting concerts, family shows, and the Trenton Thunder minor league hockey team for audiences between Philadelphia and New York.

81 Hamilton Ave 08611

Trenton, New Jersey

Arm & Hammer Park is home to the Trenton Thunder minor league baseball team — a beautifully situated ballpark along the Delaware River serving New Jersey's capital city and Mercer County's baseball community. Minor league baseball in Trenton creates an affordable and family-friendly entertainment option for central New Jersey's diverse population while connecting to the extraordinary heritage of professional baseball in the Garden State.

1 Thunder Rd, Trenton, NJ 08611

Tuckerton, New Jersey

Cape May, New Jersey's southernmost resort city at the tip of the Garden State, features the Convention Hall and multiple boutique bars and restaurants in one of the East Coast's most perfectly preserved Victorian seaside resort towns, hosting entertainment events for the summer and shoulder-season Cape May tourism market.