VENUES & DIRECTIONS

New Jersey Performing Arts Center

New Jersey Performing Arts Center
One Center Street, Newark, NJ

New Jersey Performing Arts Center, One Center Street, Newark, NJ 07102
For tickets to NJPAC events not involving the NJSO, call 1.888.466.5722.
For the NJPAC administrative offices, call 973.642.8989.

New Jersey Performing Arts Center Driving Directions

Parking is available in three secure surface lots and Military Park Garage, all located across the street from or adjacent to NJPAC. Costs are $15-16 per vehicle.  

Save time and money with NJPAC Advance Discount Parking Vouchers! They entitle you to park in NJPAC Lots A, B, C or Military Park Garage, as space permits. Discount Parking Vouchers are $14 each, with volume discounts available when you purchase 3-5 or 6-10 passes at the same time. Each voucher is valid for a single performance through 6/30/2012. Buy online now.

Take the Newark Light Rail directly to NJPAC! The Newark Light Rail connects to Broad Street and Newark Penn stations with a direct line to NJPAC! In ten minutes or less, modern, safe, clean light rail cars will leave you just steps away from hearing the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. The fare is only $1.35! Or, if you already have a NJTRANSIT monthly pass worth $49 or more, it’s FREE!

Learn more about this service: www.njtransit.com/nlr

For information about NJTRANSIT’s rail and bus lines from Manhattan and stations throughout New Jersey, visit www.njtransit.com.

Aljira: A Center for Contemporary Art
591 Broad St.
Newark, NJ 07102
This center focuses on excellence in visual arts through exhibitions and educational programs that encourage cross-cultural dialog. Aljira gives emerging artists the opportunity to have their work side by side with already established artists. The Center prides itself on expressing diversity through the visual arts. For more information visit www.aljira.org.

Branch Brook Park
115 Clifton Ave.
Newark, NJ 07104
If you’re in the mood for a day outside this park is the place to go. The Branch Brook Park was the first county park to be opened for public use. In 1999, a group of local residents joined together to form the Branch Brook Park Alliance in order to save the park from deterioration. You can play sports, go bird watching, admire the beautiful Japanese trees or just relax in the grass. For more information visit www.branchbrookpark.org.

Ironbound District
56 Congress St.
Newark, NJ 07105
The Ironbound District is a diverse community full of culture and entertainment. You and yours can enjoy shopping or dining in this old-world atmosphere. For more information visit www.goironbound.com.

Military Park
Broad St. btwn Rector St. and Raymond Blvd.
Newark, NJ 07102
Right across the street from the New Jersey Historical Society is another little piece of history. Military Park was first used as a training place for soldiers in 1667 and then became the town commons in 1869. There are many interesting historic statues in the park, one of the most prominent being The Wars of America Monument, designed by Gutzon Borglum (creator of Mount Rushmore).
For more information call 973.733.9333.

Montclair Art Museum
3 S. Mountain Ave.
Montclair, NJ 07042
Less than half an hour away from Newark, the Montclair Art Museum (MAM) is worth checking out. MAM collects and preserves American and Native American Art. Through the exhibitions, MAM shows the relationship between these two artistic styles. The Museum works with several cultural partners not only to give unrecognized artists a chance but also to educate the public about these unique art forms. For more information visit www.montclairartmuseum.org.

The New Jersey Historical Society
52 Park Pl.
Newark, NJ 07102
The New Jersey Historical Society is an interesting place; it is a historical society as well as a museum filled with a rich array of New Jersey history. There is a library as well as two floors that are used for exhibition space and lectures. The Society also offers occasional Newark walking tours. For more information visit www.jerseyhistory.org.

The Newark Museum
40 Washington St.
Newark, NJ 07102
This is the largest museum in New Jersey and is definitely worth checking out. Browse through 80 galleries from around the world representing the arts and natural sciences. The museum also has a Victorian Ballantine House, planetarium, mini zoo and sculpture garden. It’s easy to spend the day exploring all that this museum has to offer. For more information visit www.newarkmuseum.org.

27 Mix
Upscale bistro serving American cuisine.
27 Halsey Street, 973.648.0643
• 10% discount on food portion of bill (alcoholic drinks not included; cannot be combined with any other offer).

Assaggini Di Roma 
Newark’s hidden gem specializing in authentic Italian dishes.
134 Clifford Street, 973.466.3344
• Free bottle of Italian wine or free homemade cannoli.

Brasilia Grill 
One of Newark’s finest Brazilian Churrascaria.
99 Monroe Street, 973.589.8682
• 10% off food portion of bill.

Maize
Eclectic menu featuring contemporary American cuisine.
50 Park Place, 973.733.2202
• 10% off food portion of bill.

Rio Rodizio
Brazilian-style rodizio and a large salad bar.
1034 McCarter Highway, 973.622.6221
• 20% discount off food portion of bill.

Theater Square Grill
SPECIAL NOTICE: Theater Square Grill is now closed for renovations. They expect to reopen in mid-February with a new name and a new menu. During this time, please visit one of our other restaurant partners in Newark.

Conveniently located off the main lobby of NJPAC, Theater Square Grill offers a fine array of new American cuisine.
1 Center Street, 973.642.1226
• 10% off.