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A new book by a new author, Stephanie Dane is a great read for all book lovers.

Bring back vintage thrills by looking into the faces that frightened generations of movie goers as Unshredded Nostalgia opens the lid on its new exhibit

Emerging artist Jennie Traill Schaeffer's reputation is gaining statewide notoriety with her inclusion in the July / August issue of NJ Savvy Living Magazine, available at newsstands now. The publication features a monthly artist profile.

ArtsOrigin now has a gallery island on the digital world of Second Life. Opening will be coming soon.

Iowa punk rockers 'Funks G' to bill with classic rockers 'Stewkey' of NAZZ and Mike Burro of The One Eyed Bishops in Trenton , New Jersey

Airbrush Action magazine, the world’s leading airbrush publication for 23 years, has launched www.airbrushaction.com, their completely redesigned, highly innovative, and user-friendly website.

"Top 25 Toast - Portrait of a Community" Celebrating the kinship of caring, giving and sharing in Monmouth County, New Jersey

Laura Brunetti of L'Estrella Studio Raises Spirits and Money to Benefit Collier

Monmouth County Infiniti dealer showcases award-winning Infiniti QX56 SUV.

The new album by Inner Gypsy may be the best example of philosophical gypsy pop meets husband/wife virtuoso musicianship since 1965.

Based in Newark, NJ, ArtsOrigin is the next-gen ecommerce, social shopping directory. We know the value of connecting users and our greater goal is to be a directory that provides a social utility which will revolutionize creative relations

Rich Butterfoss receives Best Arts Documentary for Twisted Logic at the New York International Film and Video Festival.

Eight AV Inc. a New Jersey based corporation, looks to good karma and inherent goodness of people for their business growth.

New Jersey and Pennsylvania — 7 Scrapbook and Rubber Stamp Stores in New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania will host a Scrap and Stamp Store Shop Hop May 30 – June 14, 2008: Great Scrapbook Escape, www.GreatScrapbookEscape.com

Feather Schwartz Foster, a New Jersey resident, will be discussing the “Civil War Divas” as well as her book, at a lecture on Sunday, May 18 at 2 PM at the Pascack Valley Historical Society, 19 Ridge Avenue, Park Ridge, NJ.

TraillWorks, owned by Newton, NJ artist Jennie Traill Schaeffer, announces the opening of its new studio, art gallery and lesson space at 135 Spring Street.

The rising online bookstore, PR Seitz Bookseller, expands into publishing operations with a release of the classic literature 'Faust' by Johann von Goethe, translated by Bayard Taylor.

Michael Aquino hosts a monthly musicians showcase featuring Sue Remus, Gene-Manuel + Michael Morgan and Alisa Harmon + The Rickman at Pianos Bar and Grill

Emotibles.com, a popular online destination for self-expression, has been busy crunching numbers in an effort to track global mood trends in recent months. The site's data suggest that the moods of people worldwide have tilted to "slightly positive."

Come to the East Brunswick Public Library to hear Gwendolen Gross speak about her motherhood novel, The Other Mother on May 6, 2008 8:00pm (free, at 2 Jean Walling Civic Center, East Brunswick, NJ 08816).

Author Feather Schwartz Foster, a New Jersey resident, will be discussing both wives of Woodrow Wilson at a meeting of the Sussex County AAUW on April 19. A book signing will follow.

The Potters’ Guild of New Jersey will host its annual Spring Sale of functional and sculptural ceramics at the Community Presbyterian Church, at 1459 Deer Path in Mountainside, on Sat, April 26 from 11am to 5pm and Sun, April 27 from 12pm to 5pm.

The Appel Farm Arts & Music Festival, scheduled for Saturday, June 7, 2008(11:30am-8:00pm) in southern New Jersey, will feature a Children’s Village of storytelling, juggling, comedy and arts and crafts activities that will delight the younger set.

Author Feather Schwartz Foster will discuss the “Civil War Divas” as well as her book, at a lecture on Wednesday, April 16 at 7:00 PM at the Franklin Twp Library, DeMott Lane, Franklin Twp NJ. A book signing will follow.

The South Camden Theatre Company presents "The Old Settler" by John Henry Redwood

PatriaPet, LLC, manufacturer of high-quality multi-national pet products will exhibit the company’s array of products at the Country Folk Art Craft Show April 11th, 12th and 13th at the New Jersey Convention and Expo Center in Edison, NJ

Summer arts camp for music, dance, theater, visual arts and more has added 2-week sessions to make it easier for young people from NJ, NY and PA to attend.

The South Camden Theatre Company and the Heart of Camden break ground at the new Waterfront South Theatre; Ceremony planned for Friday, April 25th, 2008 at 10AM.

Innovative Alliance Helps City-Dwellers Attend Music Festival in southern New Jersey

The Appel Farm Arts Camp staff have come up with some sure-fire techniques to help first-time campers deal with their feelings of anxiety and homesickness

A New Jersey arts and music camp is great at helping children cope with homesickness. Appel Farms summer camp makes kids feel at home.

NJ author Feather Schwartz Foster will discuss Mary Lincoln and Julia Grant - the “Civil War Divas” on Wednesday, March 19 at 7:30 PM at the Scotch Plains Library, on Bartle Avenue, Scotch Plains, NJ. A book signing will follow.

Author Feather Schwartz Foster discusses Martha Washington, Abigail Adams and Dolley Madison at a talk at 7 PM, Tuesday, March 18, at the Franklin Township Library, Franklin Township, NJ. A book signing will follow.

The Brick Township Historical Society will host a lecture and book signing with author Feather Schwartz Foster at 7:30 PM, Tuesday, March 11, 2008. The meeting will be held at the Herbertsville Firehouse, 601 Herbertsville Road, Brick

Author Feather Schwartz Foster will discuss some of the post-Civil War First Ladies, why they were “new”, and what prompted all those changes. She appears March 5, at 7 PM at the Chester Library, Chester, NJ.

Launching peaceful revolution from Princeton, New Jersey on February 1st, 2008

A How-to-Guide for Memorable Photos. Renowned in her profession for over 22 years. Alice is a member of the PP of NJ, as well as the PPA.

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Gary Garner, world adventurer and author, is making his public debut for his artwork at the Sundance Film Festival

Feather Schwartz Foster, author of “LADIES: A Conjecture of Personalities” will be the guest speaker at the Boonton Historical Society.

Gallup reports that 81% of mature adults long to write a book. "The Writer Within You" guides them to realizing that dream.

Feather Schwartz Foster, a New Jersey resident, will discuss the “Civil War Divas” at a lecture on Tuesday, November 6 at noon, at the Springfield Library, Mountain Avenue, Springfield, NJ. A book signing will follow.

October 30th, 2007 marks the 2nd anniversary of Cubanoson, a New York, New Jersey based Cuban dance orchestra led by pianist Leonel “Papo” Ortega has entered the new rave of salsa music and dancers around the globe have embraced their music.

Feather Schwartz Foster will discuss her book entitled “LADIES: A Conjecture of Personalities” at a meeting in Allamuchy, NJ. A booksigning will follow.

For over 15 years now, artist and activist, Soraida Martinez, has been raising awareness of racism, sexism, stereotyping and other social issues that until recently have been considered too taboo to be discussed in mainstream American society.

Feather Schwartz Foster will discuss her book “LADIES: A Conjecture of Personalities” on Thursday, September 20 at 10 AM. The meeting will be held at the Presbyterian Church on Mountain Avenue and Broad Street in Westfield, NJ.

Author Feather Schwartz Foster, a New Jersey resident, will be discussing both wives of President Woodrow Wilson featured in her book entitled “LADIES: A Conjecture of Personalities.”

From September 5 until September 27, 2007, the socially conscious art of Soraida Martinez, known for Verdadism since 1992, will be featured at Cecil College’s Elkton Station Gallery “World Arts: Latin Legacies” exhibition in Elkton, Maryland.

At the Studio, “It’s All About the Kids!” with children learning dance and developing inner character and strengths through their experience with the performing arts.

Author Jay Dubya satirizes 18 of William Shakespeare's plays in adult-oriented parodies represented in Shakespeare: Slammed, Smeared, Savaged and Slaughtered (Part I and II).