Issue 34 | July 2023

Did you know that Jersey City is home to the world’s longest go-kart racetrack? That’s right, tucked away near Liberty State Park is RPM Raceway racetrack and arcade. The “RPM” stands for race play more, which perfectly describes this jack-of-all-trades fun emporium! Along with Italian-engineered karts that go up to 45mph along a 2,200-foot-long track, you’ll also find a massive arcade, VR and plenty of food and drink options.Read More

Issue 33 | July 2023

Ellis Island closed in 1954 and then reopened to the public in 1976 as the Ellis Island Museum of Immigration. However, the restoration required to open the museum did not extend to the hospital complex, which remains in a constant state of decay. After being closed for 60 years, the historic Ellis Island Hospital Complex is now open for guided tours.Read More

Issue 32 | June 2023

As part of our Meet the Neighbors video series showcasing local artists and business owners, we’re excited to announce A Taste of Hudson County, which goes behind the scenes to highlight the cuisine and culture of each of our twelve municipalities.Read More

Issue 31 | April 2023

While cars are convenient and walking is wonderful, bikes provide the perfect pace to explore urban areas. You’re moving slowly enough that you can actually get a good look at what’s around you but you’re moving fast enough that you can cover a lot of ground. Getting around by bike also provides the added convenience of being able to quickly hop off your wheels to explore whatever might catch your eye. And while Hudson County is a phenomenal place to ride around on your own bicycle (and you can even bring your bike on the trains and ferries that connect New Jersey with Manhattan), sometimes, it’s a lot more convenient to use a bike share bike.Read More

Issue 30 | March 2023

New Jersey license plates may read the “Garden State” but they could just as easily read “The Diner State.” New Jersey is packed with the best diners in the US and we are proud to call Hudson County home to many of them. From vintage, stainless-steel diners serving classic American fare at affordable prices to more modern diners offering elevated and fusion fare, Hudson County is home to the best diners in the country and here are some of our favorites.

Read More

Issue 29 | February 2023

The Element Harrison – Newark offers sleek, spacious accommodations that are intuitively designed and equipped with modern conveniences that make the rooms feel more like home and less like a hotel. Whether you’re planning a business trip to Newark or Hudson County or a sightseeing vacation to Manhattan, here’s why the Element by Westin Harrison – Newark should be at the top of your list.

Read More

Issue 28 | January 2023

Whether you’ve made a New Year’s Resolution or a long-term commitment to health and happiness, you’ll be pleased to know that Hudson County is bursting with wellness opportunities. Whether you’re looking for clean eating and yoga or salt scrubs and steamy saunas, here are some of the most wonderful ways to stay well in Hudson County.

Read More

Issue 27 | December 2022 

Who doesn’t love the holidays? Food, fun, families, and free time– what could be better? Seasonal songs are playing on the radio and lively lights are twinkling along the streets – what could make for a more perfect evening? How about a festive holiday drink to warm you up and brighten up your evening even a little bit more! Whether you’re looking for a hot cocoa or cappuccino or a cool cocktail that will heat you up in a different way, here are some of the most festive holiday drinks across Hudson County.

Read More

Issue 26 | November 2022

There is a LOT going on in Hudson County these days that you won’t want to miss so here is your HC Sights & Bites blog, your one-stop shop for all things new and exciting. Read on to learn about breweries, LGBTQ+ spaces, free activities, and exciting new tourism videos!

Read More

Issue 25 | October 2022

The weather is cooling down, the leaves are turning yellow, and the air is filled with scents of pumpkin pie and apple cider. Autumn is in full swing, which means it’s also time for all things spooky, scary, and weird. Whether you’re looking to creep around historic cemeteries or tour old terminals and abandoned hospitals, here’s your guide to Hudson County Oddities.

Read More