We all know that Hoboken brought us famous figures like Maria Pepe, one of the first girls to ever play Little League baseball; Buddy Valastro, the mastermind behind Cake Boss; and of…
While some might think it is too much to think about one’s carbon footprint while living in a city, it’s essential. Reducing waste, recycling, and composting are things that are…
If your Instagram feed has been full of armpit selfies lately, don’t be surprised. Armpit detoxing has become the latest wellness trend to gain traction on social media in the…
For those who need something fun, different, and socially distancing-friendly to do on the weekends picking your own fresh and seasonal fruit is always a berry good idea (we had to). It’s…
Did you know Hoboken has a community compost? The Community Compost Company made its way to the Mile Square City back in 2015. For the past three years, the Hoboken…
Celebrate freedom — that’s the idea behind Juneteenth, a long nationally celebrated commemoration of the end of slavery in the U.S. Juneteenth takes place every year on June 19th and…
Hoboken, get ready for 900 Garden Street to stop smelling like fabric softener and start smelling sweet and delicious. An artisanal gelato and espresso bar called KikiLu Gelato is officially…
Welcome to the Hudson River‘s newest green space, aptly called Little Island Park. The floating park is now open after a year of building, making the Hudson River at Pier…
Garden Street in Hoboken has GreekTown, Mario’s, Moran’s, and now, another restaurant opening its doors Friday, April 30th at 1038 Garden Street. What used to be the location of the…
The news {and a few rumors} that popular burger chain Shake Shack is coming to Hoboken has been buzzing around the city for a while now. However, that news —…
Hoboken holds its own in musical history — you know, with one of the most famous crooners of all-time, Frank Sinatra himself, hailing from the Mile Square City. But what you…
One of the most enjoyable aspects of living in the city is the option to sit outdoors in the various restaurants and bar’s expanded sidewalk parklets. But what if it…
