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We visited Serena's Wine Bar & Cafe to enjoy their delicious tapas and to sample their wonderful wines.

Pizzetteria Brunetti in the West Village of New York City has delectable wood-fired pizzas and so much more. Open for lunch and dinner, this is a go-to spot for delicious Italian specialties.

The Museum of Modern Art devotes its galleries to Gober's objects and installations--works that speak to the crises of our time.

An essential new anthology from the Library of America charts the glory days of Abstract Expressionism, Pop Art, and Minimalism--a time of almost-unmatched vitality in art writing.

The American Repertory Ballet performed a delightful preview of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' at Hamilton Stage in Rahway on Friday, 10/17. The ballet is choreographed by the company's Artistic Director, Douglas Martin.

The Harold is convenient to Herald Square, the theatre district and Penn Station. This bistro has wonderful house touches that make it distinctive.

Stylish and comfortable, Brinkley's Station on East 60th Street is a perfect addition to the neighborhood. Enjoy excellent food and drink with friendly welcoming service.

Donohue's Steakhouse located at Lexington and 63rd Street in New York City. The restaurant has been run by the Donohue family for three generations. Their hearty fare will always be in style.

'The Devil's Disciple' is now on stage at The Shakespare Theatre of New Jersey through Sunday, July 27th.

Visit Novita Bistro and Lounge in Metuchen, New Jersey for delectable Italian cuisine in a casual, yet elegant setting.

Visit Pullman Kitchen in Midtown East for delicious appetizers, sandwiches, specialties, sides and beverages featuring locally sourced ingredients. You will be returning again and again.

For delicious food and a wonderful atmosphere, we suggest Canyon Road on the Upper East Side. Enjoy delicious, creative Mexican cuisine and great signature cocktails .

The latest American Repertory Ballet performance at Hamilton Stage in Rahway drew together five short-form ballets, inviting viewers to compare and contrast these vibrant offerings.

It's been a long, drowsy winter--though if you're a dance buff, the American Repertory Ballet has put together the perfect showcase to jolt you out of hibernation. Starting with the magnificent melodrama Firebird, and following up with the warm-season works Afternoon of a Faun and Rite of Spring, the troupe took the stage at Princeton's McCarter Theatre just this past week. The program was a celebration of dance both new and old--the world premiere of Douglas Martin's Firebird choreography, no less--a revisitation of the balletic past that was taut, nimble, and modern in about the right measure.

A popular Princeton establishment, Teresa Caffe is dedicated to local ingredients, crowd-pleasing recipes, and all-around culinary excellence.

Now in its 50th year, the American Repertory Ballet's holiday presentation of THE NUTCRACKER delights young and old with humor, spectacle, and stirring music.

To celebrate the 75th anniversary of OUR TOWN, the Shakespeare Theatre of NJ has offered an appreciative and often incisive take on Thornton Wilder's beloved play.

Asbury Park is a perfect destination for post-season travel. The Berkeley Oceanfront Hotel, Watermark beachfront bar and lounge, Rafferty's Restaurant and Langosta Lounge are some of the spots for guests to enjoy the area.

Performing at the Hamilton Stage, the American Repertory Ballet staged three joyous short ballets: VIVA VIVALDI, CARESS, and FAERIE TYME.

The latest offering from the Shakespeare Theatre of NJ delves into the life of George Eliot: one of the most accomplished, and most unconventional, novelists of the Victorian era.