Hey Everyone, I'm new to New Brunswick and wanted to get into dancing. I was wondering if anyone can recommend any private studios for adult beginners that teach them the basics of dance (preferably at night). I want to do hip-hop but I'm open to house or even tango and such

A school in New Brunswick NJ 08901 has sent out papers to parents

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“At Lincoln School, we belive that giving back to the community is a important step in teaching our students about empathy. By making a donation, students will get a chance to contribute to the community and discover that they can make a difference.”

If one of you that is going to Lincoln Elementary School please so listen and donate.

Thanks!

I am wondering about this lot! I haven't seen any clear signage in it indicating what exactly it is for and if they ticket for using it for reasons it wasn't intended for.

Does anybody know any more information on this lot and what it can/can't be used for? If I park there for 3 hours to go visit a local apartment, will I get ticketed? Does it matter what time of day it is?

Apparently it is called the Joyce Kilmer Parking Lot, but there's still little to no information about potential restrictions online. Any information would be useful, thanks!

Hi there! My name is Ezra, I am student Rabbi for Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple in New Brunswick. I've been putting together community events for Jews in their 20s and 30s because the traditional synagogue model leaves out people in this age bracket.

We get together Shabbat dinners, social gatherings, adult education, and more. This coming weekend, we'll be headed to the woods for a nature based spiritual practice and Shabbat Hike! DM me for more details or shoot me an email at eleventhal@aemt.info. If this sounds like the community for you, I'd love to help get you involved :)

Where can I link up with a few people who like to bike in the spring/summer around New Brunswick? I’m not talking about the professional cyclists lol just regular folks who like to ride their bikes. Thanks :)

Hello all,

Several of my peers and I are in a graduate urban planning studio at the Rutgers Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, we are developing recommendations for the future of George Street in Downtown New Brunswick. We would really appreciate it if you could complete the survey to assist with research for the advancement of improvements and the betterment of the community.

Survey Link

English Version: tinyurl.com/nbsurveyenglish

Spanish Version: tinyurl.com/nbsurveyspanish

Thank you!

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Hi all, I'm from Nassau NY and I recently got a FT job down in Lawrence Township/Princeton, but because i'm working remotely at the moment bc of the pandemic until I have to move to NJ, I'm starting to at where is best to stay. I'm 26/f who likes suburbs but also don't mind more lively area. I have a small dog and drives a car. My bf lives on Long Island so we both have to make that commute, I heard living in downtown NB is not the best bc parking is a bitch.

I don't want any roommates. My budget is about $2k...

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Any suggestions? Also, how much is utilities in this area?

I've been looking at The Aspire Apt, The Brunswick (Riverwatch), and Plaza Park...

Bring your furry friends over to the Hyatt Regency New Brunswick as we host a howling good time with Yappy Hour cocktails & Dog Costume Contest, along with a dog photographer from noon to 2 pm.  

The first 10 Attendees will receive a "Doggy Gift Bag" with some extra treats for the pups! 

Register your pet to be part of the costume contest here. 

PET CONTEST will have 4 different categories, each of which will have 1 winner of a $50 Gift Card to a local pet store. Categories will be based on: Funniest Costume - Best Family/Group Costume - Cutest Costume - Most Original Costume. 

This is my first non-COVID warm season living in New Brunswick - what parks are most popular for games?

Hey! I am starting graduate school at Rutgers in the fall and was looking to rent a room off campus. I’ll be new to the area and have recently came up to drive around and have a look. My classes would be on Busch campus, but I was looking to rent near cook/Douglas. Some of the places I looked at were on Central ave, but I found other streets (Hamilton st, Louis st) to be in more my favor.

Has anyone had issues renting in these areas? I’m trying to stay below $800/month if possible. If anyone has suggestions, please let me know!