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Aljira Museum

Established in 1986, Aljira is a stalwart of contemporary art. ‘Aljira’ is an Australian word which means ‘dream time’ indicative of openness and receptivity towards possibilities. This museum in Newark aims to boost the emerging artists by showcasing their talent as its exhibits. From time to time Aljira organises shows and exhibitions that promote art in Newark. It also holds an auction annually where the most intricate and aesthetic pieces are sold. Also, Aljira has an online store where it sells its coveted prints, books and pieces of art. Read More

Founded by a small group of African-American in 1870, Bethany Baptist Church is housed in a Romanesque Style Building, which was constructed back in 1866. The group was officially sanctioned as an independent church in 1871, under the leadership of Reverend Ebenezer Bird. This church is one of the first Baptist Congregations founded by Africans.

Located in the North Ward of Newark, Branch Brook Park is nation’s first county park with the largest cherry blossom trees assemblage. With around 4,000 cherry trees blossoming in the park, it is still popular for its natural landscape. The park features open meadow land and woodland patches in 360 acres of land. Playgrounds, greenhouse, ball fields, tennis courts, urban farm, children’s garden, fitness and jogging loop, horseshoes, roller rink, Branch Brook Park equips something for visitors of every age group. Historical stories and scenic views attached to the park make it worth visiting. Read More

"Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart is the best example of French Gothic style architecture in the Western Hemisphere. With more than 45000 square feet area, this church is the fifth largest cathedral in North America. One does not have to be of the spiritual nature to visit and appreciate this church’s splendour. The intricate designs of the interiors of the church were made by the finest artisans, using the best materials from around the world. History and architecture buffs throng to this church just to get a glimpse of the grandeur it exudes. Location: 89 Ridge St, Newark, NJ 07104 Mass Timings: Saturday 6:00 PM.; Sunday 8:30 AM., 10:00 AM (Spanish), 12: 00 PM; Daily 7:30 AM, 5:30 PM.; Wednesday & First Fridays 7:00 PM. (Spanish); Saturday 9:00 AM (Spanish); No 5:30 PM or 7:00 PM masses in July or August, Confession: Wednesday 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM (except July and August); Saturday 11:30 AM or by appointment any time Highlights: French gothic style architecture, stone/wood work and high ceilings, 5-foot-7-inch marble statue of Jesus on the bronze crucifix hanging from the baldacchino to the massive pipe organ. Established in : 1899 " Read More

Established in 1822, Clinton Memorial Church is the oldest active black congregation in Newark. The Church was initially located in a building on Academy Street but later got shifted to a Victorian Gothic style building in Broadway. Clinton Memorial Church made history by electing the first female pastor in 1999. This Church holds a special Farmer’s Market on Saturday morning where one can find an array of fresh home produce and health screenings. Read More

First Baptist Peddie Memorial Church was first organized in the name of “First Baptist Church of Newark.” on June 6, 1801, by a small group of believers who wanted to open a place of worship for all, in the town of Newark. After so many years, today, this church has become an international church with worshippers from over twenty nations from Europe, Asia, Latin America, North America, Africa and the West Indies.

Promoting contemporary art, Gallery Aferro is a platform to exchange ideas and philosophies concerning visual arts. Aferro is a confluence of different art forms of indigenous and international ethnicities blending in to create unique masterpieces. This museum in Newark aims at forming a community that powerfully impacts aesthetic creations in the city.

Grace Episcopal Church

One of the most prominent examples of Gothic Revival style of architecture, the Grace Episcopal Church was founded in 1837, on Ascension day. The parish of this church is committed to Catholic traditions but is also welcoming towards newer ideas like affirmation of homosexulity, ordination of women and towards making a diverse congregation. Grace church is notable for its music and known for being the birthplace of the tune ‘America is beautiful’. Read More

Grammy Museum Experience Prudential Centre

Located in the Prudential Centre of Newark, the Grammy Museum is dedicated to the history of Grammys. This museum in Newark is the main one with affiliate Grammy Museums in Los Angeles, Mississippi and Nashville. Visiting this centre of music is a unique interactive experience in itself with multimedia presentations and special events going on every now and then. The museum gives you insider access and shows you the recording process and how it feels to perform on the stage. This educational experience is surely a fun filled one! Read More

Independence Park is an ideal family park located on the eastern peripheral of Essex County over 12.69 acres. Designed by Olmsted, the park equips basketball courts, playgrounds, walking trails along with athletic fields bringing out the best day out vibes in the park.