Glocally Newark

MiSaVi Smaller Menu Big Flava!

Very hungry, I was looking forward to choosing from the wide selection of menu items. To my surprise I was greeted with an abbreviated menu. Stomach growling, I would have suggested going to another place with a full menu but decided to take a chance on MiSaVi's new tapas style servings.

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LIVE FROM HALSEY STREET BLOCK PARTY

If you’re not at the first installment of the Halsey Street Block Parties you’re going to be kicking yourself in the morning.  Right now I am jammin to the sounds of  Laticia & Friends, the Coffee Cave house band, and I just took a walk through Newark’s double decker trolley! Gotta love it! The outdoor [...]

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Symphony Hall is in Good Hands

Philip Thomas, formerly of NJPAC, has big plans for Newark Symphony Hall. But first he has to fix some plaster, finish a Master Plan and start a capital campaign. Oh, and throw in some world-class, cutting-edge programming while he's at it.

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Wine, Girl, Wine.

Some of you may remember my recent Twitter-tantrum. Bet you thought I was kidding about the wine tasting. I wasn't. Here's a quick recap and a APB to send me any events like this that happen in Newark!

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Skippers: Insanely Unpretentious.

After recent complaints from Glocally readers about snooty, upscale things in Newark - here's a place that's not.

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Fan Afrika!

Did you see it? If you missed it, here's the show in 90 seconds. C'mon, it'll be like you were there.

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A glimpse of Newark – guest blogger Yvonne Lardizabal

The diverse crowd of trendsetters, movers and shakers fills every inch of the space and those new to the scene wonder how a place like Newark can bring together people of such different backgrounds.  But those who have been In Newark and been true to her heart know this isn’t new, this is just a [...]

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Caribbean Cool Breeze – 11 Years Strong

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Caribbean Cool Breeze – 11 Years Strong

After 11 years of bringing Reggae music to the local caribbean communities of Newark, Irvington, Patterson and The Oranges, Mr. Cool, aka Cool Breeze celebrated with a party of fellow musicians, Djs, family, old friends, new ones as well as a slew of fans. Cameramen, photographers and bloggers came out to catch some of the [...]

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