All are invited to stop by the Hoboken Historical Museum on Sunday, Nov. 8, from 12 – 5 pm to view the works of three talented Hoboken artists, Bill Curran, Mary Ann Farley and Andrea Kroenig, in the walkway by the Museum’s entrance.

The Hoboken Art Walk is a self-guided tour of more than 35 stops, including galleries, individual artists’ work, wall murals and utility box murals, all outdoors. All artists’ work will be displayed outdoors or in windows that can safely been seen from the sidewalk. The tour is organized by the Hoboken office of Cultural Affairs. For details and a map, visit the city’s website.

In addition, the Museum is hosting an opening reception in the Museum’s Upper Gallery for Japanese artist Mika Endo’s exhibit, “Pen and Brush Works by Mika Endo,” from 2 – 5 pm on Sunday.

Mika Endo’s exhibition will remain on view through December 23. The exhibit may be visited in person, as long as visitors wear masks and observe social distance. The Museum’s occupancy is limited under the current state guidelines. 

Visit our “Exhibitions” page to read more about Mika’s work.