
Step into Newark’s past with a free outdoor program presented by Newark History Society, NJPAC, and Newark Public Library that explores the stories behind two significant Newark landmarks. Jim Coe, teacher of the humanities and archivist at Newark Academy, and Newark journalist and author Guy Sterling share presentations that offer a lively look at the people, places and stories that helped shape Newark’s history.


The atmosphere is grand yet comfortable, featuring multi-level lobbies with ample seating and lounge areas. Wide-open spaces and large-screen televisions make waiting for a show feel social and relaxed.ambiance_potoo
Visitors appreciate the beautiful architecture and the excellent acoustics during live performances. The lobby area is a highlight, with plenty of merchandise, food options, and comfortable seating areas for guests.reviews_potoo
Located just west of the Passaic River, this center serves as a major cultural anchor for the downtown Newark area. It is one of the largest performing arts centers in the region, serving as a hub for creativity and storytelling.story_potoo