Coronavirus in N.J.: What’s reopened, what concerts, festivals and shows are rescheduled, canceled. (April 7, 2021)
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♦ The Morris Museum at 6 Normandy Heights Road in Morristown will feature figurative and kinetic metal sculptures in a group exhibit titled “Natural Essence Motion Perceived” opening Saturday, April 10, and running through Aug. 15.
Featured in the show will be Brooklyn artist Alexandra Limpert, who crafts life-size-and-larger human figures and other life forms in steel. Her works include insects with moving wings, reptiles climbing the walls with clingy claws and human anatomy depictions. Other artists exhibiting will be Gianluca Bianchino, Sui Park and Rein Triefeldt.
Struggling N.J. arts, cultural venues can get lifeline from new COVID aid plans
Updated Apr 10, 2021;
Posted Apr 08, 2021
The McCarter Theater in Princeton has been closed for months due to Covid-19. The production of Sleuth had just started when they had to shut the theater down. Friday, August 14, 2020. Princeton, NJ USA (Aristide Economopoulos | NJ Advance Media) Aristide Economopoulos | NJ Advance Media
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The McCarter Theatre shared the same dire fate that countless businesses across that state were dealt with after they were forced to close because of the coronavirus: millions in lost revenue and mass employee layoffs.
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Find a variety of festivities with this edition of Can’t Miss Alabama.
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Join highly acclaimed jazz vibraphonist Stefon Harris and his band Blackout for a live stream concert Friday, April 9. Harris, an educator and composer, has been heralded as “one of the most important young artists in jazz” by The Los Angeles Times. The four-time Grammy nominee is also a seven-time Best Mallet Player by the Jazz Journalist Association, the recipient of Lincoln Center’s Martin Segal Award, Downbeat’s Critics Poll Winner for Vibraphone (2015, 2013) and 2014 Expanded Critic’s Poll for Vibes from Jazz Times. He won a 2014 NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Jazz Album for “Wonder: The Songs of Stevie Wonder” as a member of the SF Jazz Collective. He tours worldwide with his bands Sonic Creed, Blackout and Ninety Miles. Harris teaches at New York University and is the artistic
CAPA Partners with Columbus Metropolitan Library to Present The NJPAC s BOOKS ON THE MOVE Online Children s Series
This spring, CAPA will present three children s book readings free of charge on its Facebook page.by BWW News Desk
This spring, CAPA will present three children s book readings free of charge on its Facebook page. No RSVPs or codes are needed. Families need only to tune in during the specified window of time to watch the readings on-demand.
The featured books are as follows:
Nighttime Symphony
Saturday, April 17, 9 am, through Monday, April 19, 9 am
Written by Timbaland, featuring Christopher Myers, illustrated by Christopher Myers and Kaa Illustration. As a little boy gets ready for bed, the sounds of a wild storm, the beat of passing cars, and the music of the city create a cozy bedtime soundtrack.