Drag Duel Season 4 Viewing Party is every Monday starting at 7pm with doors at 6:30 pm. New GUESTS every week and hosted by Lexie Legato! Tickets are $10.
No Punk Time is mixing it up this time for a night of comedy. Hosted by Russel Dolan, this night of comedy will include a great line up including No Punk Times very own Bezan Madon.
stART Goes to Rutgers Gardens: A perfect way to spend an autumn afternoon. Join us for a special lunch and stroll through the Rutgers Gardens and a journaling activity. Meet at coLAB Arts for lunch and bus right to the garden.
Drag Duel Season 4 Viewing Party is every Monday starting at 7pm with doors at 6:30 pm. New GUESTS every week and hosted by Lexie Legato! Tickets are $10.
Join an insider tour of the Esperanza Neighborhood, one of New Jersey’s most dynamic food, art, and cultural corridors. Guided by residents who know the neighborhood best, this 90 minute guided walking tour engages participants in 11 pieces of public art paired with samples of some of the best local food. All for just $25 .All proceeds go directly to our local owner operated food vendors.
Drag Duel Season 4 Viewing Party is every Monday starting at 7pm with doors at 6:30 pm. New GUESTS every week and hosted by Lexie Legato! Tickets are $10.
Drag Duel Season 4 Viewing Party is every Monday starting at 7pm with doors at 6:30 pm. New GUESTS every week and hosted by Lexie Legato! Tickets are $10.
WRSU presents STATIC: Sharp Pins, Good Flying Birds, and more! The WRSU music department is incredibly excited to present our first Halloween concert. Join us at coLAB Arts in New Brunswick for a FREE night of indie rock, power pop, and lo-fi jangle madness. Given that it’s WRSU's first major concert in over a decade, we wanted to do this right. So, we called up a few artists that are synonymous with the 88.7 fm sound.
Join us for the opening of Kate Eggleston’s gallery in our Open Studio event from at 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Multidisciplinary artist and educator Kate Eggleston was born in Massachusetts in 1982. Her studio practice serves as a dialogue between her personal experiences and a broader exploration of themes such as motherhood, Jewish culture, and folk tales, working across paper, sculpture, and fiber. RSVPs are highly encourage but walk-ins are welcome at this event.
