New Jersey Stage is built around our event calendar. These are individual web pages that contain all of the information about the show that the venue lists on their website with a link to purchase tickets from the venue. These pages help increase the show’s exposure in search engines and A.I.
Shows in the New Jersey Stage event calendar are only available to our advertisers. They are spotlighted in our Events of the Week columns each Tuesday (always one of our most read articles of the week) and appear on every page of the website. Individual event boosters also come with preview articles about the event, which are spotlighted in our Events of the Week columns as well.
One of the most important benefits is having your events appear whenever someone reads an article taking place in a particular town. For example: let's say your event takes place in New Brunswick. Your event will be listed in a group of event listings after every article about an event taking place in New Brunswick (if the event takes place that day or is one of the next 5 listings for the town). This is a great way to promote your events to people already looking for arts events in the area!
You can purchase an event page for $10 and event pages come with every banner ad purchase.
NewJerseyStage.com has been around since 2014 with well over 35,000 articles in its archives. This has helped us earn a good reputation with search engines that we utilize to help "boost" events. Having your shows listed with us helps increase their visibility and search engine ranking.
Since bringing home the Gold and Silver medals at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, Laurie Hernandez has gone on to win the coveted Mirror Ball trophy on “Dancing with the Stars” Season 23 and her first book titled “I Got This: To Gold and Beyond” chronicling her journey thus far was published in 2017, hitting the New York Times Best Sellers list. In 2018, she released a children’s picture book “She’s Got This,” also a New York Times Best Seller, while serving as a Literary Champion to promote readership as a path to leadership, and Mattel created Laurie Hernandez “Shero” Barbie to honor her.
A rare conversation on what matters most. We struggle to stay present. We wait for the world to become peaceful. And too often, we feel powerless to change any of it. What if power, presence, and peace are closer than we think? What could power, presence, and peace actually look like in your life?
UCPAC invites children in Pre-K through third grade and their families to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month! Join us for story time with classic books read in both Spanish and in English by community leaders. Pages from the books will be projected onto our screen, as well as read aloud. Admission is free, but tickets are required.
Superstar saxophonist Kenny G has been a staple in pop and contemporary jazz since the 1980s, with crossover hits such as “Songbird” that have made him a favorite of fans worldwide who love his expressive melodies and emotional solos.
Celebrate back-to-school season with a magical Kids Night Out inspired by Matilda! Kids will enjoy themed crafts, exciting games, pizza, drinks, snacks, and fun activities that spark imagination.
The iconic British reggae band performs classics (“Red Red Wine,” “(I Can’t Help) Falling in Love with You,” “The Way You Do the Things You Do”) alongside brand-new tracks from their new studio album.
Created by Carl Palmer and his management, the tour is presented with the full cooperation of the Estates of Keith Emerson and Greg Lake. This is not a tribute act – This is the real thing.
