Hudson County enters its last month of summer, but the community news doesn’t stop there. Here’s what’s been happening.
Whether you grabbed tickets to see the action, are looking for fan experiences more, here’s what you can expect in Hudson County.
“West New York has changed and continues to change every single day gentrification is running rampant, and having this film set in my hometown is preserving a part of it and keeping the West New York of my childhood safe.”
Jersey City Happy Hours is hosting its first-ever Jersey City Wing Fest this Saturday, July 19 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at different locations throughout the downtown area of the city.
The Brick City Jam Music, Graffiti & Arts Festival returns this coming Thursday, July 17 and will run until Sunday, July 20 with different vibes in different wards throughout “Brick City.”
For a deeper dive into the Jersey City candidates’ candid answers, you can go through the full transcript here.
“I kind of want to do the same thing [and] be like a living room; when people step in and they feel at home and everybody’s welcome,” said the New Jersey owner.
Photo by Adrienne J. Romero / SOC Images. From Greenville to The Heights, there’s good eats to go around all of Jersey City. But not everyone knows that. So, for the next two weeks, Jersey City Restaurant Fest is making sure it’s known. The second annual Summer Jersey City Restaurant
“And I recognize that there is such a huge need and a gap in the underserved [communities],” Brown said.
“I think the most important role that Bodega Cards has in [Hudson County] and in our local collecting community is providing an outlet for people to come meet with each other, trade with each other, share with each other and then educate themselves.”
