It’s hard to believe it, but 2017 is coming to a close, and that means NYE is lurking right around the corner. Not to fear! We’ve rounded up a guide to Hoboken and Jersey City venues to celebrate NYE 2018 in style. From notable prix fixe dinner menus to unbelievable drinks deals, our favorite restaurants and bars are pulling out all the stops to ensure 2018 starts with a bang. Read on for the best places to ring in NYE 2018 in Hoboken + Jersey City.
Jersey City NYE Bash at Harborside Plaza Atrium | 153 Exchange Place, Jersey City
Spend NYE in Jersey City at the Harborside Atrium’s HUGE space with a view of NYC — all while enjoying a 5-hour premium open bar 9PM-2AM, passed Hors d’oeuvres, and a live DJ performance. Food will be provided by Top Chef contestant and Jersey City restaurant Leah Cohen and her restaurant the Piggyback Bar. Countdown to the New Year with a complimentary champagne toast, party favors, and dance the night away in style. Use code HOBOKENGIRL for $50 off tickets, which can be purchased here.
Birch Hoboken | 92 River Street, Hoboken 
Proclaimed the most extravagant NYE Party in NJ, Birch Hoboken’s celebration is sure to be a night for the record books. Ticket holders will have access to a 4.5-hour premium open bar 8PM – 12:30AM, a gourmet dinner buffet (served from 8:00PM – 10:00PM), a champagne toast, and more. Special guests and a three floor party with four bars will keep the party going into 2018. Get your tickets here.
The FULL A-Z Hoboken + Jersey City NYE 2018 List:
Ainsworth | 310 Sinatra Drive, Hoboken
Spend the night on Hoboken’s waterfront at the Ainsworth. Your ticket price will include a five-hour premium open bar, hors d’oeuvres, a champagne toast at midnight, and NYE party favors. A live DJ will be playing the best Top 40, hip hop, and house music throughout the night. Tickets start at $69 and can be purchased here.
The Ale House | 1034 Willow Avenue, Hoboken
Looking for NYE plans without spending a small fortune? Then the Ale House is for you! Music played by DJ Tasty Cakes, $5 mixed drinks, beer, shot specials, and NO cover charge are just a few things to celebrate this year.
Anthony Davids | 1034 Willow Avenue, Hoboken
Back again this year are Anthony David’s three NYE dinner seatings. Starting at $60 for a 3-course dinner at 5PM and ending with a 4-course dinner for $110, Chef Pino’s picks are sure not to disappoint. Reservations can be made by calling the restaurant at 201-222-8359. And don’t forget to bring along your favorite bottle of bubbly – Anthony Davids is BYOB.
Bin 14 | 1314 Washington Street, Hoboken
Count down to the New Year at one of Bin 14’s three dinner seatings. Whether you want to dine early before going out, or you wish to sip complimentary champagne at midnight, each seating at Bin 14 is sure to have delectable dishes. Wine pairings can be added to any seating for an additional $35. Call 201-963-9463 for reservations.
Black Bear | 205 Washington Street, Hoboken
Black Bear Bar & Grill will be hosting their 21st Annual New Year’s Eve Party this year. Tickets are on sale for $85 before the 15th and $95 before the 25th. Ticket holders will have access to a five-hour premium open bar, buffet, and dancing. Buy your tickets online today.
Blue Eyes | 525 Sinatra Drive, Hoboken
Join Blue Eyes on Hoboken’s beautiful waterfront this NYE. At $125 per person, the night will begin at 8:30PM with a buffet dinner followed by dancing. House beer and wine will be available, as well as soft drinks, coffee, and tea. Reservations must be prepaid and can be made by calling 201-683-6861.
The Brass Rail | 135 Washington Street, Hoboken
Enjoy NYE with The Brass Rail. Dinner packages range from a la carte offerings to a 3-course seated dinner including soda, coffee, tea, and a champagne toast at midnight. The Brass Rail will also be offering a New Year’s Day Hangover Brunch from 11:30AM-4PM for those of you who need to indulge in “hair of the dog.” Call 201-659-7074 to book.
City Bistro | 56 14th Street, Hoboken
Cheers to the New Year and saving a little extra money at City Bistro! DJ Andy, a champagne toast, and a music video will be complimentary to all who attend. Best yet – City Bistro “Never a Cover” policy.
Coco Havana | 32 Newark Street
Warm up at Coco Havana for an unforgettable NYE! Tickets are $80 each and are still available for purchase here. A 4.5-hour premium open bar will be available from 8PM-12:30PM, dinner from 8PM-10PM, complimentary champagne toast, and giveaways.
Del Frisco’s Grille | 221 River Street, Hoboken
Celebrate 2018 in style at Del Frisco’s Grille in Hoboken. Del Frisco’s will be offering a special three- course prix-fixe menu featuring the Grille’s signature chef-inspired dishes and a celebratory Prosecco toast at midnight. Featured menu items include: cheesesteak eggrolls, artichoke beignets with sweet basil dressing, and newly added coffee-braised pork shank with house-brewed coffee jus and bacon-collard greens. The prix fixe menu is available from December 29 – 31 for $53 per person.
Grand Vin | 500 Grand Street, Hoboken
Grand Vin is offering a multitude of NYE specials this year. Grand Vin will have three seated dinners as well as an open bar from 9PM-1PM. Partake in a midnight champagne toast as well as passed hors d’oeuvres. Tickets can be purchased online.
Green Rock | 70 Hudson Street, Hoboken
Entrance to Green Rock’s NYE Countdown costs $70 and tickets can be purchased here. Sip on craft, domestic and import beer, mixed drinks, wine, and liquor. A champagne toast a midnight will ring in the New Year while appetizer party plates will help fuel your energy all night long.
House of ‘Que | 340 Sinatra Drive, Hoboken
Take advantage of this early bird offer and get your ticket to House of ‘Que’s NYE celebration today. All tickets will include a four-hour open bar, BBQ buffet from 8AM-9:30PM, live music, and a champagne toast. Space is limited so reserve your spot today.
The HUB | 16 Hudson Place
The HUB is hosting its first NYE celebration this year: a three-hour premium open bar from 8PM-11PM, a full buffet with passed hors d’oeuvres, champagne toast at midnight, and NYE party favors. Tickets can be purchased online for $100. Enjoy the music of DJ CAM and Greg Groovez who will be spinning all night. And for those of you who want an extra special night with your friends, VIP tables are available upon request.
Hudson Hall | 364 Marin Boulevard, Jersey City
Family-friendly NYE celebrations are hard to come by. Luckily Hudson Hall is throwing an epic celebration for all ages on both New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day. Children’s events will run from 4PM-7PM and will feature balloon art, face-painting and more for a mere $5 per child. For the adult crowd, a full menu {crafted by their new chef} will be served until 8PM, and a $20 cover will guarantee you a spot and champagne at the NYE celebration beginning at 9PM. Be sure and stop by with the whole family for brunch the next morning as well!
The Hyatt House | 1 Exchange Place, Jersey City
Looking for a fancier evening where there is dress-up involved? There will be an NYE Masquerade Ball at the newly-opened Hyatt House on the waterfront in Jersey City with killer views. Tickets are $150 and include 4 hours of open bar, 2 hours of butler-passed hors d’oeuvres, food stations, and a champagne toast at midnight {complete with a DJ + photobooth}. There is also bottle service starting at $150 and they’ll be showing the ball drop on flat-screen TVs above the terrace-level bar. Hosted by Chicpea X Hayoner Productions. Get tickets here.
Iron Monkey | 99 Greene Street, Jersey City
Celebrate NYE at Iron Monkey in Jersey City with one of two VIP dinner seatings, which are available on a limited basis, as well as an open bar-only package. Don’t want a traditional NYE package? Take advantage of a pay-as-you-go bar and a la carte menu items. Check out Iron Monkey’s website for more menu offerings and tickets.
The Kitchen Step | 500 Jersey Avenue, Jersey City
Step Kitchen will be serving a three-course menu that can be upgraded to include a wine pairing from their two tiers of wines. Seatings begin at 5PM and the last will be at 9:30PM. At just $65 per person, Step Kitchen’s NYE dinner is a great deal. Check out the menu and reserve your spot here.
Kolo Klub | 1422 Grand Street, Hoboken
Looking for a more intimate NYE celebration, but don’t want to host? Lucky for you Kolo Klub’s lounge is available to rent on New Year’s Eve. Avoid the stress of putting together the perfect party and leave it up to Kolo Klub. Email [email protected] for more information.
Liberty Prime Steakhouse | 111 Montgomery Street, Jersey City
Liberty Prime will be hosting two seated dinners and an exclusive after-party at The Gallery. Seated dinners range from $75-95 per person and grant access to the after-party. The Gallery after-party will include a live DJ, passed hors d’oeuvres, and a champagne toast at midnight. Drinks will be available at the cash bar and will be served from 10:30PM-12:30AM.
Maxwell’s | 1039 Washington Street, Hoboken
Maxwell’s 2018 NYE Bash will continue into the night with live music by the power trio cover band, “The Full 9.” Guests will be able to take advantage of a five-hour premium open bar, two-hour food buffet, and complimentary champagne toast at midnight. Tickets are $85 if purchased on or before the 20th, or $100 if purchased after the 20th. Discounted rates for large groups (10+) are available – contact Matt at [email protected] for more information.
McSwiggans Pub | 110 1st Street, Hoboken
Celebrate the end of 2017 at a tried and true favorite that will have you dancing and throwing back cocktails – SWIGSSS. Remember your cash as you’ll be asked to pay a cover charge on NYE. No packages to note, just fun + cover charge.
Mikie Squared | 616 Washington Street, Hoboken
Mikie invites you to join their NYE 2018 celebration in Hoboken beginning at 7:00PM. An open bar, full buffet, DJ, and dancing are just a preview of the fun that will take place.
Mulligan’s | 159 1st Street, Hoboken
Ring in 2018 at one of Hoboken’s favorite football [read: soccer] bars with a top-shelf open bar from 9PM-3AM, a hot & cold buffet, party favors, a live DJ, and more.
The Shannon | 106 1st Street, Hoboken
$90 tickets will grant guests access to The Shannon’s five-hour NYE event. A premium open bar and champagne toast are included in the ticket price. Tickets can be purchased at The Shannon today and are cash only.
Sorellina | 1036 Washington Street, Hoboken
Make your last meal of 2017 count! Sorellina will be offering special New Year’s Eve tasting menus at two seating times. The four-course menu at 6:30 will be $85 per person, and the six-course menu + champagne at 9:30 will be $125 per person. Sorellina will also be open at 5PM-6:30PM for drinks and complimentary aperitivo snacks. The bar is also available for reservations.
Talde | 8 Erie Street, Jersey City
This New Year’s Eve, Talde in Jersey City will transform into the sexy and seductive Crimson City, with music and entertainment on both floors, premium cocktails, stations, and passed hors d’oeuvres.
Tickets are $175 and include a top-shelf bar from 9PM – 12:30AM, premium hors d’oeuvres and stations, a champagne toast at midnight, and many more surprises. There are also a limited number of VIP packages available from $2,000 for up to eight guests that include: a private booth for up to eight guests, one bottle each of premium vodka and bourbon, along with accompanying mixers, premium appetizers, and personal butler/hostess service. Tickets can be purchased here; to purchase VIP packages, contact Ally Eisenberg at (201)-630-0077 or [email protected].
Tally-Ho | 215 Washington Street, Hoboken
Another unbeatable early-bird special is available at Tally Ho. A five-hour open bar, full buffet, and champagne toast are part of Tally Ho’s $80 ticket special. Tickets must be purchased by the 15th if you want to take advantage of the early bird discount. After the 15th ticket prices will increase. Tally Ho will have a semi-formal dress code that will be strictly enforced. Men should wear a collared shirt, slacks and dress shoes and women are encouraged to wear cocktail dresses.
Village Pourhouse | 205 1st Street, Hoboken
Village Pourhouse presents: Squad Goals 2018, which is a $100 package including a five-hour premium open bar (8PM-1AM), buffet dinner, champagne toast, and party favors. Tickets are limited and can be purchased here.
Wicked Wolf | 120 Sinatra Drive, Hoboken
Wicked Wolf’s NYE bash starts at 8PM. A five-hour premium top-shelf open bar and hors d’oeuvres will start the party, followed by a dinner buffet. They’ll also be handing out party favors and Wicked Wolf’s DJ and MC will be spinning. Tables or bar seat reservations are available for any group size and come with a complimentary bottle(s) of Smirnoff or Captain Morgan, mixers, and a designated server. Tables can be reserved by contacting Emily at [email protected] or by calling 201.659.7500.
Willie McBride’s | 616 Grand Street, Hoboken
Celebrating at Hoboken’s legendary Irish bar means you’ll have good luck for all of 2018. Willie McBrides is hosting musical guest Lifespeed during their six-hour open bar from 9PM-3AM. A hot buffet will also be served from 9PM-10:30PM. The $100 tickets must be purchased at Willie McBride’s or online by 5PM on New Year’s Eve.
32 Hoboken + Jersey City News Stories This Week | February 16, 2025
It seems like the bird flu is getting closer to home with possible outbreaks in New Jersey. It has been another week of news in Hudson County, and we’ve got all the headlines to get you caught up, as we do every week — from all around the internet. Among the local news: the first-ever foodie fest for autism awareness is happening in Hoboken; MeenMoves is hosting International Women’s Day of Dance in Jersey City; and Trader Joe’s in Hoboken is limiting egg purchases due to supply issues. Keep reading for all the news in Hoboken + Jersey City for the week ending on February 16th, 2025.
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Among the Headlines (read on for the full stories + more):
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- First-Ever Foodie Fest for Autism Awareness is Happening in Hoboken
- DONERIGHT Döner Kebab Opens in Hoboken
- Trader Joe’s in Hoboken Limiting Egg Purchases
- Sticky’s in Hoboken Appears to be Closed
- Man Arrested in Hoboken for Causing $1,800 in Damage at Metropolis
- Crushed Chandelier from the Titanic Arrives to Jersey City
- Crumbl Cookies Signage Spotted in Downtown Jersey City
- New Bookstore + Cafe, Àbákẹ́, Opening in Jersey City Heights
- Pour Amor Closes in Hoboken, Forum Coffee to Take Over
- Signage for Hoboken Mart Spotted on Washington Street
- Temporary Closure Signage Spotted at Chipotle in Hoboken
Port Authority Releases Photos of Hoboken PATH Construction
Port Authority NY NJ shared photos and videos of construction during the first week of Hoboken’s PATH closure. The first week of the station’s closure has largely been focused on destruction and decluttering, blasting away old infrastructure to make way for what’s to come. Crews also got a head start installing the station’s new features, including wider and safer staircases. The station will remain closed through 5AM on February 25th. Click here to see photos and updates.
First-Ever Foodie Fest for Autism Awareness is Happening in Hoboken
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On April 5th, a new event will make its debut in Hoboken, and this one is all about raising awareness while enjoying all of the foodie fun our Mile Square city has to offer. Enter the first-ever Hoboken Foodie Fest — a celebration of community, creativity, and spreading Autism awareness + acceptance, complete with good eats, live music, and a book drive, among other things. Click here for more.
DONERIGHT Döner Kebab Opens in Hoboken
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DONERIGHT Döner Kebab announced on Instagram the opening of its Hoboken location at 514 Washington Street on February 14th. The restaurant serves döner kebab as well as other Turkish street foods like cheese rolls, falafel, baklava, and more.
Trader Joe’s in Hoboken Limiting Egg Purchases
Trader Joe's in Hoboken placed a sign near the egg section saying customers could only buy one carton of eggs due to ongoing issues with supply. The USDA reported on February 7th that egg prices have risen this month in other states to more than $7 per dozen. With the bird flu continuing to spread across the country, many supermarkets are limiting how many cartons of eggs consumers can buy at once.
Sticky's in Hoboken Appears to Be Closed
New York-based fried chicken restaurant, Sticky’s, made its debut at 112 Washington Street in Hoboken back in March of 2022. Known for its wings, tenders, and other chicken dishes, the restaurant quickly became popular amongst Hoboken locals. Now in 2025, locals have been wondering if Sticky’s has closed its Mile Square outpost for good after noticing that the restaurant has been closed during typical business hours. While The Hoboken Girl cannot confirm the permanent closure of Sticky’s at this time, we’re sharing what we know so far. Click here for more.
Man Arrested in Hoboken for Causing $1,800 in Damage at Metropolis
A man was arrested in Hoboken after he allegedly slammed a bar door, causing $1,800 in damage. According to a Hoboken Police arrest blotter, on January 11th at approximately 7PM police officers responded to Metropolis, located at 96 River Street, on reports of a fight. 30-year-old Sebastian Merinovallejo of Hillside, got into an argument inside the bar. While being escorted out by security, Sebastian allegedly slammed the front door which hit a glass window, breaking it and causing approximately $1,800 in damage. Sebastian was transported to Hoboken Police Headquarters where he was processed on criminal mischief charges. He was later released with a summons.
Crushed Chandelier from the Titanic Arrives to Jersey City
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One of the Titanic’s crushed chandeliers recently arrived at the Liberty Science Center in Jersey City for its artifact exhibition. Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition opened on February 15th and features authentic artifacts set within replicas of cabins and other areas within the famous ship. The crushed chandelier weighs about 20 pounds and although it appears mangled, it was once a luxurious addition to the smoking lounge for first-class passengers aboard the RMS Titanic. Approximately 1,500 of the Titanic’s 2,200 passengers died, including eight from New Jersey.
New Bookstore + Cafe, Àbákẹ́, Opening in Jersey City Heights
Àbákẹ́ Books + Cafe, a coffee shop that also serves as a bookstore and an event space for creatives is coming to Jersey City. This shop, located at 2 Webster Avenue in Jersey City Heights, plans to open in June 2025 and will be a bookstore, coffee shop, and event venue, all in one. Click here for more.
Pour Amor Closes in Hoboken, Forum Coffee to Take Over
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Hoboken coffee shop, Pour Amor, announced on Instagram that its location at 123 Washington Street was purchased by a shop called Forum Coffee. Forum was open on Valentine’s Day as “Pour Amor Powered By Forum” and will close for upgrades and renovations later this month. Click here for more.
Signage for Hoboken Mart Spotted on Washington Street
New signage was spotted at the former Washington Smoke Shop + Convenience store at 934 Washington Street in Hoboken on February 13th. The shelves have been cleared and the store appears to be empty. The sign reads Hoboken Mart + Convenience. The Hoboken Girl team has reached out for more information.
Temporary Closure Signage Spotted at Chipotle in Hoboken
Locals have reached out to The Hoboken Girl this week with questions about the closure at Chipotle in Hoboken. A temporary closure sign was recently spotted on the door. The sign reads: “Sorry, we’re closed. We will be delayed in opening today due to a roof leak. We apologize for the inconvenience and will be up and running as soon as possible.” We have reached out to Chipotle and will provide updates as they become available.
Who’s Running for Jersey City Mayor in 2025?
Residents of Jersey City are set to elect a new mayor in 2025. Steven Fulop is currently serving as mayor, but announced he won’t seek re-election as he’s running for governor of New Jersey this year. The nonpartisan municipal election will take place on November 4th, 2025. The deadline to file a nomination petition for mayor is August 21st, 2025 by 4PM. We cover the ongoing list of candidates. Click here for more.
Jersey City Courthouse to Host Motown + Soul Experience Concert
The historic William J. Brennan Courthouse in Jersey City is hosting a Live @ Brennan’s concert series featuring live performances. A Motown + Soul Experience is taking place on February 27th from 6PM-9PM in celebration of Black History Month. The concert will feature well renowned artist B.D. Lenz and the Groovacious Band. Food and refreshments are included with ticket purchases. Free parking is available directly next to the courthouse after 6PM. Parking is available on a first come, first served basis until full. Click here to purchase tickets and for more information.
Guttenberg Resident Joins Pilots to the Rescue for an Animal Rescue Mission
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On February 2nd, Maria Morgana, a resident of Guttenberg, joined Pilots to the Rescue — a nonprofit organization dedicated to animal welfare — to embark on a mission to save 28 dogs and seven cats in Virginia from euthanasia. Maria flew from New Jersey to Virginia to Massachusetts then back to New Jersey to help Pilots to the Rescue give these animals a second chance. Click here for more.
Hoboken Library Director Jennie Pu Announces Run for Assembly
Hoboken Library Director Jennie Pu has announced a run for state Assembly as a Democrat. Crystal Fonseca, the division director of Buildings and Street Maintenance in Jersey City, is running with her. The candidacies were announced in a press release from the Hudson County Democratic Party on February 5th.
Crumbl Cookies Signage Spotted in Downtown Jersey City
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A nationally-known cookie brand with 1000+ locations in the United States and beyond is coming to downtown Jersey City soon. Crumbl Cookies, which serves up delectable gourmet cookies in a variety of flavors, will make its debut at 318 Grove Street in Jersey City’s historic downtown area next to Shake Shack. As of February 2025, signage is now up in the space. Click here for more.
Hoboken’s Garden State Orthopaedic Associates Close After 30+ Years
Garden State Orthopaedic Associates in Hoboken closed its doors after more than 30 years in the Mile Square. The orthopaedic medical office, which specializes in sports medicine, officially closed on January 27th. The office was located at 33-41 Newark Street and now has paper covering its windows. Per its website, there is a new location at 75 Lincoln Highway in Iselin. Garden State Orthopaedics also has offices in Fair Lawn, Paramus, Clifton, and Mahwah.
Andco Coworking Spaces in Jersey City Share Exclusive Deal for HG Readers
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Andco, a coworking space in Jersey City, has two locations — 220 9th Street and 201 Montgomery Street — and has all kinds of amenities for all kinds of workers. Hoboken Girl readers can enjoy a complimentary day pass or a free month when you sign up for a six-month membership. Email [email protected] and use code 'HOBOKENGIRL' to redeem. Click here for more.
Uber Eats Launches Robotic Delivery Service in Jersey City
Uber Eats launched a robotic delivery service in Jersey City on February 13th, according to News 12 New Jersey. It is the first time the technology is available to the general public on the East Coast. The robots are through a partnership between Uber and Avride, an autonomous vehicle development company based out of Texas. Avride's delivery robots have a range of 31 miles on one charge and can travel up to five miles per hour. Once the robot is loaded with the food items, it will travel to the customer automatically. Uber says the delivery robots are operating in 11 cities and there are plans to expand to more in the near future.
Former U.S Treasury Official, Dini Ajmani, Announces Run for Hoboken Mayor
Dini Ajmani, the former deputy assistant secretary of the U.S Treasury, became the second person to officially announce a run for Hoboken mayor this November. After two terms in office, Bhalla plans to run for Assembly. Dini, who lives in Hoboken with her husband and two daughters, announced her candidacy on February 13th. On January 13th, Emily Jabbour formally announced plans to run for Hoboken Mayor in 2025 via a press release. Click here for more.
New Jersey City Courthouse Opening is Delayed Until Fall
The new Frank J. Guarini Justice Complex on Newark Avenue in Jersey City was slated to open by January 1st but there are delays due to the installation of a digital audio/visual system. Per the Jersey City Times, county government officials are now projecting it will be fall before the building can begin accepting judicial and administrative staff, county law enforcement agents, and jurors.
Hoboken High Student Selected for US Air Force Scholarship Program
Maxim Schissler, a junior at Hoboken High School, was selected to participate in the esteemed United States Air Force AIM Higher Scholarship Program. He is the first Hoboken High School student to receive this honor. Per a Hoboken Public School District press release, this prestigious opportunity provides high school students and Air Force cadets with an introductory flight experience, inspiring the next generation of aviators and leaders.
Hoboken's Stumpy Dresses Up Again for Valentine's Day
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Stumpy, Hoboken’s decorative tree stump, was most recently dressed up for Valentine's Day. You can find him on the corner of Bloomfield + Second Streets, always in-style and usually on-theme for whatever holiday is up next. The little fellow also has a stylist: Hoboken resident Sue Stephens. Click here for more.
MeenMoves to Host International Women’s Day of Dance in Jersey City
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MeenMoves is presenting the third annual International Women’s Day of Dance on March 8th at 2PM in Jersey City. The celebration will take place near the fountain at Riverview-Fisk Park, 498 Palisade Avenue, where talented female choreographers will dance, honoring the 100th anniversary of quantum mechanics. There will also be a short dance workshop for all ages and abilities. The event will take place rain, snow, or shine and is wheelchair-accessible. A livestream will be available at www.meenmoves.com and on Instagram at @meenmoves.
Walmart to Relocate Nearly 500 Corporate Jobs in Hoboken
A total of 481 Walmart corporate jobs in Hoboken are expected to be impacted through relocation or elimination by early summer, according to a WARN notice filed with the state Department of Labor earlier this month. Walmart detailed in the notice that all of the impacted jobs would come from the company’s Hoboken corporate offices with an effective date of June 13, 2025. Walmart currently occupies four floors at 221 River Street. A spokesperson for the company said that some office-based associates in Hoboken were asked to relocate to work more closely with their teams in Bentonville, Arkansas and Sunnyvale, California.
Hudson County Executive Guy Delivers State of the County Address
Hudson County Executive Craig Guy delivered the State of the County Address on February 13th at 4:30PM at the Hudson County Board of County Commissioners’ Chambers, 567 Pavonia Avenue. In his speech he highlighted housing and food insecurity, careers and opportunity, the arts, and Vision Zero. Additionally, he announced the launch of the newly redesigned Hudson County website. The State of the County Address can be found on Hudson County’s YouTube page.
Hoboken’s Graceful Skin + Body Spa to Host Second Annual Wellness Event
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Graceful Skin + Body Spa is hosting its second annual Graceful Awakening: A Year of Wellness event on March 16th from 3PM-6PM at Antique Loft at Riverview, 33 Newark Street, in Hoboken. The event will feature wellness vendors, a women in wellness panel, and more. Leaders in beauty, fitness, mental health, and spiritual enlightenment will share expert tips and insights on how to create an achievable work and lifestyle balance, and reset your mind and body for the season ahead with a fresh start. Click here for tickets and more information.
Updates on Bird Flu: 3 Monmouth County Parks Shut Down After 25 Geese Found Dead
Bird flu has been making its rounds in the news the last few weeks, and it’s getting closer to home. As of Wednesday, February 12th, three Monmouth County parks have been shut down out of caution after 25 geese were found dead, with officials testing for a possible bird flu outbreak. Click here for more.
Hoboken Public Library to Host Mardi Gras Masquerade Fundraiser
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The Hoboken Public Library Friends and Foundation is hosting a Mardi Gras Masquerade Fundraiser on February 28th from 6PM-9PM at the Hoboken Public Library, 500 Park Avenue. This fundraiser will support library programs and initiatives including capital improvements, Family FUNdays, and community care kits. The event will feature live music, tarot readings, mask making, and more.
Hoboken Spa, 120 Degrees F, Providing Discounted Services for Donations
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120 Degrees F, a holistic day spa in Hoboken, is competing in a business contest and providing discounted services in exchange for donation votes. The donations go to GENYOUth, a non-profit organization dedicated to feeding children in need and creating healthier school communities. By casting 25 votes participants receive $45 off any service, and by casting 50 votes participants receive $80 off any service. Click here to vote.
McNair Teen Operates Beekeeping Project at Jersey City Cemetery
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16-year-old beekeeper and McNair High School student, Simran Nazareth, uses the green spaces of the Harsimus Cemetery in Jersey City to operate her beekeeping project. The cemetery is home to two buzzing honey bee hives which produce the cemetery’s Harsimus Honey. The honey quickly sells out so a waitlist has been created for those interested in purchasing honey when it becomes available again.
Jersey City Council Questions SID to Fund Pompidou at Caucus
The Jersey City Council questioned creating a special improvement district (SID) to fund the proposed Centre Pompidou at the caucus on February 11th, about three months after approving the measure on first reading. Ward C Councilman Rich Boggiano, who represents the Journal Square area, wanted the ordinance postponed further, claiming that a meeting on the subject was not well attended. He argued this will raise property values and also reiterated that the SID would be governed by a seven-member board of trustees. The Jersey City Council held a meeting on February 13th at City Hall, 280 Grove Street at 6PM.
