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If you're looking for something different to do in Newark this Halloween season, there's a live murder mystery happening at Newark Local Beer tomorrow night.

It's called Ghostly Pursuits, and the premise is pretty ridiculous in the best way: a wealthy family is gathering for a Halloween party one year after a suspicious death. There will be themed cocktails, beer, food, family secrets, questionable characters, and apparently nobody can be trusted.

It's an interactive show, so guests get to follow the mystery and try to figure out who's responsible. Costumes are encouraged.

Newark Local Beer at 538 Broad st

Friday, October 23

7 PM

Tickets are available at the door for $15.00 or on partiful before the event for $10. Purchase discounted tickets here!

Went to East Newark to one of my favorite locations.

Newark at night is my favorite, but I had to save my chicken lol 😂

Hey guys! I’m visiting Newark next month for a concert and want to plan the perfect day for my SO. It’ll be both our first time. What are must dos/must try foods y’all are known for? What about late night activities/areas we could chill too. TIA!!

This is always my favorite spot in the park because I can use my infrared lut for my filmmaking.
I don’t see much infrared videos or photos around Newark.

This was so beautiful to capture

Newark! I am throwing a Halloween Eve rave the Newark Culture Club on 10/30 from 9Pm - 2AM! Expect dubstep, drum n' bass, garage, and jersey club colliding with house music.

Exclusive Day Party Records merchandise will be awarded to those with the sexiest, scariest, funniest, and best couple costumes.

Limited early bird tickets remain at the $15 price tier.

Lineup features Jonas Loeb, with support from @ ME, Ziski, and J-SEO. Visuals by Dreamscle.

Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/day-party-records-presents-reflektion-halloween-eve-tickets-1999734102532?aff=oddtdtcreator

I saw someone on this sub say that moving near Garside St was not a good idea. They said it wasnt safe about 4 years ago. Should I avoid that area of the North Ward?

Some asked for a daylight video, this s it :) enjoy

Why does it always smell bad when I approach this intersection? The smell doesn’t last long.

Pre-Winter hydrant flushing is IN EFFECT for the next 30 days starting Friday, October 9, 2026. Your water may be temporarily affected.
When hydrant flushing takes place on your block, you may experience temporary brown water or low water pressure.
Wait 45 minutes, or until hydrant flushing is over, and then run your tap until the water runs clear.
About twice a year, hydrant flushing is performed citywide by the City of Newark Fire Division and the Department of Water & Sewer Utilities.
Hydrant flushing is necessary to remove sediment from water pipes, maintain high water quality, and ensure fire hydrants are working properly. Flushing can take anywhere from 5 to 45 minutes.
Spot an open fire hydrant, but don’t think it’s us? Report it at (973) 733-3655.
If you believe you are experiencing a water emergency, please call (973) 733-3655.
We thank all Newark residents for their patience as the city works to maintain water quality and ensure reliable infrastructure ahead of the winter season.
Check this page for updates about the City of Newark’s 2026 Hydrant Flushing Program.

Anyone who’s taking the both from either Newark, Harrison or Jersey city, what’s the street parking situation? I’m planing to take it since nj transit is fucking me with the times getting home. What’s the parking like at 6am and what’s the price of the lots if none is Available

This article is about New Jersey as a whole, but I just want to know how my fellow Newarkers feel. It brings up a lot of stuff I hadn't considered in the aftermath of Covid. This is speculation on my part but I wouldn't be surprised if this is part of yhe reason our youth is feeling more suicidal as was reported a couple years back in the Star-Ledger. I like that a path to healing is shown.

Hello all, looking for a 2 or 3 bd and 1 to any bath, it would be helpful to find nice places close to NJIT. I am thinking about 2.2k or so, I am not sure if I'm being opportunistic or stupid here 😅. Any pointers can be very helpful folks, thank you for taking your time in advance.

It literally feels like every other area in the north wants to be NY and down south wants to be Philadelphia. Especially when it comes to sports. Even in Jersey city, maybe it’s because of the transplants from everywhere in the country that move here, but idk. When the topic of sports comes up, most newark natives I know are completely onboard to have a Jersey team, but everyone else wants to root for the city teams next to us, and I wish all of Jersey had that mindset or pride. This state has gotten the reputation of being second fiddle but Newark truly defies that I feel.

I noticed a heavy police presence and a mobile prescient at market and broad intersection.