The Hoboken Museum is now offering a weekly live-streamed program, "Hoboken Talks," featuring interesting personalities, on Thursdays at 7 pm.  On September 30, "Hoboken Talks" welcomes Jennie Pu, the newly installed director of the Hoboken Public Library, in conversation with guest host Jack Silbert. Pu was formerly Dean of College Libraries at Hudson County Community … Continue reading “Hoboken Talks”: What’s new at the Hoboken Library with Jennie Pu, HPL’s new director →

The Vintage Truck and Hoboken Historical Museum are hosting a pop-up vintage shopping fair, “Vintage Around the Park,” in Shipyard Park on Saturday, Oct. 16, from 10 am – 5 pm with over 20 local vendors offering carefully curated collections of vintage and hand-embellished fashions and other items at price points for every budget. Vintage … Continue reading “Vintage Around the Park” fair brings curated retro shopping to Shipyard Park, Oct. 16 →

The Hoboken Museum is now offering a weekly live-streamed program, "Hoboken Talks," featuring interesting personalities, on Thursdays at 7 pm.  The October 7 episode of "Hoboken Talks" features All Saints Rector, the Reverend Elaine Ellis Thomas, in conversation with Museum Trustee Ted Rowlands. Thomas began her ministry at All Saints Episcopal Church on February 1, … Continue reading “Hoboken Talks”: All Saints Pastor Elaine Ellis Thomas speaks with HHM Trustee Ted Rowlands →

The Hoboken Museum is now offering a weekly live-streamed program, "Hoboken Talks," featuring interesting personalities, on Thursdays at 7 pm.  The October 14 episode of "Hoboken Talks" features Dave Schramm, a guitarist who's played with many of the best-loved indie music bands who've performed in Hoboken over the past couple of decades.  As a former … Continue reading “Hoboken Talks”: Hoboken music scene mainstay Dave Schramm chats with Jack Silbert →

The Hoboken Museum is now offering a weekly live-streamed program, "Hoboken Talks," featuring interesting personalities, on Thursdays at 7 pm.  The October 21 episode of "Hoboken Talks" features legendary local, Anthony Romano, who currently serves as Hudson County Commissioner, and is a former Hoboken Police Captain, and Hoboken Board of Education member, but most of … Continue reading “Hoboken Talks”: Anthony Romano dishes on growing up in Hoboken →

For anyone wondering about the blinking traffic signal hanging near the Sinatra Lounge in the Museum's main gallery, all your questions will be answered on Sunday, Oct. 24, at 4 pm.  A group of traffic signal enthusiasts will host a fun and informal talk -- in person and online -- about the "Horni traffic signal," … Continue reading “Last Signal Standing: A History of the Horni Traffic Signal from First & Washington Streets” →

The Hoboken Museum is now offering a weekly live-streamed program, "Hoboken Talks," featuring interesting personalities, on Thursdays at 7 pm.  The November 4 episode of "Hoboken Talks" features a pivotal figure from the New York/New Jersey rock n' roll scene of the 1980s through today, Bob Bert. Bert is a long-time Hoboken resident who has … Continue reading “Hoboken Talks” – Bob Bert, more than “Just the Drummer” →

The Hoboken Museum is now offering a weekly live-streamed program, "Hoboken Talks," featuring interesting personalities, on Thursdays at 7 pm.  The October 28 episode of "Hoboken Talks" welcomes Irene Korman Sobolov, who grew up on the 1200 block of Bloomfield St. in a family that’s been active in community organizing for generations. Her parents helped … Continue reading “Hoboken Talks”: Irene Korman Sobolov talks about growing up in Hoboken →