New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Newark, New Jersey, United States of America

The New Jersey Performing Arts Center is one of the largest performing arts centers in the entire United States of America, located in Newark. The center is home to the finest New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, which attracts more than 9 million followers and visitors since its opening in October 1997. The New Jersey Performing Arts Center has become a vital component in the revitalization of New Jersey, and since situated in the heart of the city's cultural district, the center is also near to some of New Jersey's top tourist attractions. New Jersey Performing Arts Center has offered one of the largest arts programs including professional development, scholarship, training and classes, in-school residencies, and allowing students to interact with different kinds of music to find their niche.  

What's best in Newark is their desire to grow as a community, no wonder most of its tourist destination is knowledge-packed and educational. The Newark Museum of Art is the state's largest museum, which holds a major collection of America's classical and contemporary art, and the arts around Asia, Africa, and Europe. As of America's artworks, Newark Museum includes the works of Hiram Powers, Mary Cassatt, Frank Stella, and many others. Another destination is the New Jersey Historical Society Museum, a museum and a historical society that was housed by the Essex Club and owned two floors for the souvenir shops and exhibition space. They were also known to publish a journal called: New Jersey History. Located within the driving distance from these famous attractions is the Howard Johnson by Wyndham Newark Airport, a simple hotel that gives off premier services and assistance to its guests and can make every stay very comfortable. The Doubletree by Hilton Newark Penn Station is another accommodation to ponder on, located close to the Center.