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Amtrak Encourages Booking Early as Thanksgiving Travel Demand Surges
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Hudson Theatre Works at the Weehwken Water Tower 1050 Park Avenue Weehawken, NJ, 07086 www.hudsontheatreworks.org
With Thanksgiving just a few weeks away, Amtrak is encouraging travelers to book now to secure the best prices and guaranteed seats before they sell out. Last year, more than 1.2 million traveled on America’s Railroad during the busy Thanksgiving season. Amtrack predicts
ecord breaking 2025 Thanksgiving travel, with double digit growth in early bookings relative to last year. Demand is high as travelers plan their trips early. This news comes as Amtrak expects to set new records in revenue and ridership, alongside strong customer satisfaction scores for fiscal year 2025. Amtrak guests can enjoy an easy boarding process, wide reclining seats with plenty of leg room, picturesque window views, no middle seats, and the freedom to walk around while traveling.
New this Thanksgiving travel season, recently launched NextGen Acela trains are also available on select departures. Amtrak.com
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HUDSON HAPPENINGS
JAZZ NIGHT WITH NY / NJ’s BRYAN BENNINGHOVE TRIO AT 87 SUSSEX IN JERSEY CITY
87 Sussex Restaurant, located at 87 Sussex Street in the esteemed Paulus Hook neighborhood of Jersey City, is excited to announce that The Bryan Beninghove Trio will perform at their monthly Jazz Night on Tuesday, November 4th, from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
If You Go: 87 Sussex 87 Sussex Street Jersey City, New Jersey 87Sussex.com @87sussex 551.256.7864
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The Art House Gallery Presents: The Ethereal Realms of Mythology: Past & Present By Cheryl Gross
Art House Productions (Executive Artistic Director Meredith Burns and Gallery Director Andrea McKenna) proudly presents The Ethereal Realms of Mythology: Past & Present by Cheryl Gross. The exhibition will be on view at the Art House Gallery from Saturday, November 1 through Sunday, November 30, 2025.
Regular gallery hours are Saturdays and Sundays, 1:00–4:00 PM. All artwork will be available for purchase in person at the Art House
Gallery, located at The Hendrix, 345 Marin Boulevard, Jersey City, NJ 07302, and online at the Art House Online Gallery.
“Cheryl Gross is one of those rare, prolific artists who never ceases to astonish. It’s not just the sheer volume of work she produces, but the depth, intention, and intricacy that infuse each piece—layered with symbolism and curiosity about the world we inhabit.
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Exhibition Dates: November 1–30, 2025
Opening Reception: Saturday, November 1, 5:00–8:00 PM
Artist Talk: Saturday, November 22, 2:00–4:00 PM
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HUDSON HAPPENINGS
Tennis Courts in County Park Dedicated to Bill Broderick
On October 24, the County of Hudson held a ceremony at GreggBayonne County Park to dedicate the park’s tennis courts to Bill Broderick. A member of the Hudson County Sports Hall of Fame, Broderick served as a tennis coach for both boys’ and girls’ high school teams and was a physical education teacher for the Bayonne Board of Education. He initiated the girls’ high school tennis program in Bayonne and led them to four Hudson County Championships, with an overall record of 20150.He led boys’ tennis teams to twenty-one county championships
Kenneth Kopacz explained that the tennis courts in the county park were being named for Coach Broderick, because the former tennis courts on the Bayonne High School campus have been replaced by the new county vocational school.
School, thanked Coach Broderick for working “with the youth of this town.”
and a sixty-nine-match winning streak against county competition.
Honoring Bill Broderick: The County of Hudson held a ceremony in Gregg-Bayonne County Park to name the park’s tennis courts after Coach Bill Broderick. He had a very successful career as coach of both boys’ and girls’ tennis teams at Bayonne High School. Pictured left to right: City Council Member At-Large Loyad Booker, City Council President Gary LaPelusa, Bill Broderick, Hudson County Commissioner Kenneth Kopacz, Mayor Jimmy Davis, former Board of Education Trustee Joseph Broderick, and City Council Member At-Large Juan Perez. They posed with a plaque that includes highlights of Bill Broderick’s career. the Year at Robinson School in 1990 and at Bayonne High School in 2000.
Coach Broderick guided the only Hudson County boys’ team that ever won thirty-two matches in a single season. He was named Teacher of
Speaking at the ceremony, County Commissioner and Deputy Superintendent of Schools
Mr. Kopacz pointed out that most Bayonne students are introduced to tennis at the high school level. He said to Coach Broderick, “Thank you for all you have done for thousands of children.”
Mayor Jimmy Davis referred to Bill Broderick with the words of the legendary coach, Bill Parcells, “You are what your record says you are.”
City Council Member At-Large Loyad Booker, who served in the Cops in Schools Program at Bayonne High
In his remarks, Mr. Broderick spoke about the county park’s tennis facilities, “I love these courts.” He recalled the tennis teams he coached in the past, notably the winning team of 1998. Overall, his boys’ teams had a record of 732-169. Coach Broderick thanked the County Board of Commissioners and everyone who came to the ceremony.
The ceremony ended with the unveiling of a plaque that honors Coach Broderick and the accomplishments of his teaching and coaching career.
hoboken Artists’ STUDIO TOUR
The Hoboken Artists Studio Tour is presented by the Hoboken Historical Museum, and sponsored by The Hoboken Division of Cultural Affairs and the Hoboken Business Alliance!
The Hoboken Artists’ Studio Tour will take place on Sunday, Nov. 2nd from 12pm to 6pm. The Museum is a stop on the tour! Please note our hours will be 12pm5pm for the tour.
This free, self-guided walking tour offers participants a unique opportunity to explore local galleries, artists’ studios, public art, and group art exhibitions. The tour features the work of over 100 artists at over 30 different locations.
As diverse as the art itself, the tour’s popularity draws artists far beyond the banks of Hoboken. You will see art in many forms, representing an exciting variety of mediums. Visitors will have a chance to meet the artists, photographers, sculptors, and artisans and witness the creative process at work.
The tour will feature a wide range of artistic mediums, including painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, multi-media work, ceramics, jewelry and more. In addition to the art on display, there will be live demonstrations, and a silent art auction at the Hoboken Historical Museum.
Pro Clay Studio 3rd Floor, Building E in Neumann Leather
There will also be an art auction in the walkway. The bidding will take place in the Museum Walkway from 12pm-4:30pm. We have amazing work available by artistic luminaries of Hoboken, including Janeen Bellafiore, Hens Breet, Bill Curran, Tim Daly, Kevin Duggan, Ray Guzman, Gloria Pacis, Ricardo Roig, Corey Robinson, McKevin Shaughnessy, Diane Stiglich, Brittany Vogel, David White, and others.
Excited to have the stunning photography, skate decks and videos of Jackie Post on display in the Upper Gallery as a stop on the tour. In the Museum walkway, you’ll find paintings by Hens Breet and digital-arts photography by McKevin Shaughnessy. Please note our hours will be 12pm-5pm for the tour. There will be a Artists’ Studio Tour Reception November 1 @ 6:00 pm- 8:00 pm The community is invited to join in for a
Meet the Artists PreTour Reception on Saturday, November 1st from 6pm-8pm! This event is generously sponsored by Sparrow Wine & Liquor, Co. and Hoboken Cheese +Wine Store. We’ll celebrate the Upper Gallery exhibit by photographer Jackie Post WE ALL STOP DOWN HERE, YOU’LL STOP TOO!, which showcases her street photography, skate decks, and videos from the 1990s to 2020. A digital art tour map, and directory download will be available online one week prior to the event at https:// hobokenmuseum.
For those who prefer a physical copy, a limited number of printed directories and maps will be available at the following locations in advance of the tour:
For those who prefer a physical copy, a limited number of printed directories and maps will be available at the following locations in advance of the tour:
Ceramic Sculpture by Janet Jeun-Gourley
Tim Daly’s Studio showing his art at 5-E, Neumann Leathers, Hoboken. Enter thru 333 Newark St.
Upper Gallery Hoboken Museum presents digitalarts photography by McKevin Shaughnessy.
Ricardo Roig’s art will be included as part of an auction in the Hoboken Museum Walkway
“Home is Where the Heart Is” in the Terrarium Gallery
Solo Project Space: Julian Schaevitz: “Life on Mars” Abstraction in the Alcove Gallery: Amy Kupferman, Guillermo Bublik, John Patterson, Lisa Pressman, Stephanie DeManuelle Now- 11/16/25
James Pusterino and the Drawing Rooms are excited to announce THREE SHOWS
The Two of Us –The Beatles In The Terrarium Gallery
What is the stage set of your interior life?
Surrounded by objects used in our daily life that reflect our interests, joys, and challenges and which also hold memories of the past, present, and a desired future—these objects make up the contents of a home and tell the story of a cherished life. Featuring 30 artists and over 40 works that concern the theme of home.
Home is Where the Heart is Artists: Anne Gilley, Bud McNichol, Cara London, Carol Thompson, Darren Singer, Denise Mortensen, Efrat BalerMoses, Elizabeth Bisbing, Ellen Stavitsky, Ellen Weider, Eva Weiss, Francine Demeulenaere, Gail Vachon, Gevork Sherbetchyan, Ida Picker, Janette Aiello, Janice Belove, Karen Abada, Kate Temple, Katherine, Nagel, Kerry Sclafani, Kristen Lynn Iannuzzelli, Lisa Turcotte, Michael Wolf,
Neha Kulkarni, Oxana Kovalchuk, Pam Malone, Roxa Smith, Songer Yang
In keeping with our love of music, this show is dedicated to The Beatles, that English rock band from Liverpool formed in 1960 thought to be the most influential band in Western popular music and integral to the 1960s counterculture. John, Paul, George, and Ringo, the Fab Four, were a band for less than a decade—however, they forever changed music, and we are all the better for it. We love so many of their songs and dedicate “Home is Where the Heart Is” to their album “Let It Be” and specifically the song “Two of Us” which Paul wrote about the travel adventures he had with his then-girlfriend, Linda Eastman, before they were married.
Drawing Rooms Solo
Project Space: Julian Schaevitz: Life on Mars
“Life on Mars” follows a boy and a red coyote wandering a dreamlike desert,
Lisa Turcotte Snowy Night
a story sparked in the vibrant streets of Coyoacán. In it, Julian explores themes of identity, connection, and survival through the intertwined journey of Marco, a solitary traveler, and Mars, a wild red coyote. The series examines the formation of self-hood through mutual recognition.
Abstraction in the Alcove Gallery: 5 Solo Bodies of Works
Lisa Pressman: Works from her Messages and What Remains series. “I am presenting a continuum: one body of work tracing the language of memory, the other embodying its weight. Shown
Ida Picker After Breakfast
together, they deepen one another, inviting viewers into a space where presence and absence, silence and speech, mourning and renewal coexist.
Amy Kupferberg: Includes works from her Monad series exploring markmaking to create works on paper using traditional sculpture-making tools and methodology.
Stephanie DeManuelle’s semi-abstract River Life paintings have their origins in nature, shapes found in roots, driftwood or shells.
Guillermo Bublik: Ink Drawings “This year I have been obsessed with the spectacle of ink flowing on any given surface.
John Patterson: Control Suite (7) These works on paper “frame this question
Karen Abada Nana Sophie’s Throne
Darren Singer Cadmium Afternoon
around the human body’s potential for abstraction, as a site and resource for dreams, commerce, science and manufacturing. All shows were curated by Anne Trauben.
If You Go: DRAWING ROOMS
926 Newark Ave, #T101 Jersey City, NJ, 07086 Enter on Newark Ave. www.drawingrooms.org
Gallery Hours: Thurs/Fri, 4-7p, Sat/Sun, 2-6p
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