Arts & Culture

Blue Marble Studio was established in the summer of 2021 by mother/daughter duo, Dawn Stevens and Emily Rascon. It is currently a space for the two artists to create artworks in printmaking, acrylic paint and watercolor to sell at studio pop-up events and select street fairs throughout New Jersey. In the summer of 2023, the doors will be open to

Brook Arts Center, one of only eight surviving vaudeville houses and dating back to 1927, offers live performances and silent movies, hosts educational and fundraising events, and serves as an arts incubator.

Fantastic restaurants, specialty stores, special events throughout the year, sidewalk sales, parades and more await you in Downtown Somerville, NJ! The real story is the community which brings these assets alive and continues to attract thousands of visitors a year to explore and enjoy our town. There is an attractive energy that is unmistakable in Downtown Somerville. Come visit us and

The Edward Nash Theatre is a proscenium style auditorium with one thousand seats on two levels. With excellent acoustics and sight lines, it is the perfect setting for concerts, theatre and dance.  

The Fellowship Cultural Arts Center features a newly built 239 seat state-of-the-art theater which is open to the public. The theater benefits from the design work of theater, lighting and sound professionals who created an exceptional space. Programming features theater, opera, symphony, ballet and concerts. With performances by the NJ Ballet, NJ Festival Orchestra, touring artists and stage companies and

Frontline Arts, formerly known as the Printmaking Center of New Jersey, is a non-profit arts organization located in Branchburg, NJ. Our mission is to connect and build communities through socially engaging art practices rooted in papermaking and printmaking. In-house programs include: adult education classes, contract printing, technical assistance, studio rental, group demonstrations, and tours. Our mobile programs include Frontline Paper