The Hause always wins! ;) Hosted by Tangelina Holes and Sourdoe! Doors are at 7:30 and show starts at 8:00 pm.
Trained but ended up not taking notes yet?This is training is for you! Wrote notes once-wrote notes ten times? This training is for you! The website has changed, and we've learned a lot. It's time for us to gather and share our learning over the past 1.5 years for this paid (refresher!) training.
Join us for our Pizza & Debrief session on Wednesday, January 28th at 5 PM at coLAB Arts (9 Bayard St, New Brunswick, NJ)! This event is perfect for anyone interested in learning more about our Documenters program, staying updated, and connecting with other civic-minded individuals.
Join us for a movement-based gathering where the body becomes a living archive, carrying memory, resistance, and cultural survival. Through physical theatre and co-creation, participants will explore the power of the individual and collective body as a vessel for protecting oppressed cultures. Led by Audrey Dégez, this workshop offers a rare opportunity to engage in an active creative process rooted in care, community, and embodied storytelling. The experience concludes with a showing of ДрімМати (Dream-Mother), a developing work responding to the sleepless nights shaped by war and resilience in Ukraine.
No Punk Time Promotions, in association with coLAB Arts, is having the last FRP show! Join us with FRP, Potters Field, Depressionista, and Wichita Pete and The Washboards.
Whether you’re coming to share, judge, or just sip and listen, theVOM: Exes and Woes promises a night of connection, catharsis, and collective “wow, same.”Spotted: you, at coLAB Arts, listening to stories you’ll be talking about long after the night ends.
Application due February 13th. coLAB Arts is requesting applications for eight (8) available artist residencies in New Brunswick, NJ from artists in the New Jersey/New York/Pennsylvania region. Artists and artist teams will be responsible for creating a temporary public art installation, to be installed at various locations along a three-quarters of a mile route in New Brunswick as part of the city’s inaugural Heartbeat of the City Arts Festival, September and October, 2026.
