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Where: Doll’s Place - 101 Paterson Street, New Brunswick, NJ 08901
When: Friday, October 31st | 9pm - 1am
Cost: FREE if you come in Costume
Web: http://www.hubkings.com

“Everyone will get Funked” in the heart of Rutgerstown at this Halloween Costume Party hosted by the Mondo-Lounge Funk Artillery known as “The Hub Kings.” Be sure to dress up to get in FREE and win prizes for being the scariest or sexiest in attendance!

This event will be simulcast on WRSU 88.7 Rutgers Radio. There are trophies and other prizes that will be given for the scariest and sexiest costumes. There will be awards for other costume categories as well.

Dolls Place, an Official Keeper Of Authentic Irish Spirit, was established in 1933 by William “Doll” Heffernan. The original location was at 27 French St in New Brunswick, just on the other side of the tracks from the present location.

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Wine and beer enthusiasts are invited to take a stroll around downtown New Brunswick from October 11 - 31. Taste the abundance of wines and beers our participating restaurants have to offer.

You can pick up your “Stroll Around Downtown New Brunswick” map at any of our participating restaurants or by emailing citymarket@newbrunswick.com or calling 732.545.4849. The stroll is FREE to enter.

You can win some great door prizes and event tee-shirts. All you need to do is get your map stamped by all of20the participating establishments and return it to City Market no later than November 5th. If you get your card stamped at the theatres you will receive two entries for door prizes.

Participating Locations:
360 Grill
Due Mari
Panico’s
Clydz
Kairo Kafe
Hotoke
Christopher’s
Makeda
George St. Playhouse
State Theatre
The Old Bay
Panico’s Brick Oven Pizza
Tumulty’s
Sapporo
Harvest Moon
Marita’s Cantina

Must be 21 years of age to enter. NO purchase required.

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When: October 26, 2008 - 12:00PM - 05:00PM
Where: throughout town at studios
Cost: Free

The event will offer the public free self-guided tours of local artists’ studios representing an exciting variety of art media. Visitors will have a chance to meet the artists in person, see their work environment, ask questions about their technique and process, or even see a demonstration.

In addition to visiting artists in their home environments, visitors will be able to view more work in the Alternate Studio Space provided by the IM Gallery at 235 Raritan Avenue in Highland Park. This space allows artists who do not have their own studio, or who are not conveniently located in the downtown area, or whose studios are not accessible, to show their work in an alternate space in the gallery.

On the day of Open Studios, artists’ sites will be clearly marked with signs and tour maps will be available at various locations around town, including the Highland Park Public Library at 31 North 5th Avenue. Accessibility details and up-to-date information will be available online at the Highland Park Artists web site, www.highlandparkartists.org, and on Channel 15 (Cablevision, Local Programming).