Author: Joe D’Aquila

The focus of this little paper of ours is and will always be about all things local to South Jersey, just like its name implies. But on the intro page…

The Makers and Music Fest in Camden a few weeks ago was by all accounts a rousing success. It was a joyous celebration of local visual and performing arts and…

The nonprofit organization behind the preservation of Old Pine Farm has organized a series of “Arts and Nature” workshops to be held this fall at their property in Deptford Township.…

Artist Danielle Cartier recently completed restorations to the Ivory Soap Mural adorning the side of her gallery in downtown Millville, just in time for the 2nd Annual High Street Arts…

The first rule of Art Club is you’re already in Art Club, even if you didn’t know it – or know what it is, or that it even existed. “We’ve…

The craigslist ad was pretty weird and a little vague. It posed the question – are you creative with recipes? But it didn’t say much more. Veronica Townsend, originally from…

The Atlantic City Arts Foundation is throwing the biggest party of the year for the AC arts community and everyone is invited! The festival, to be held all day, from…

Like so many of the stories we’ve told in our first few issues of South Jersey Local, this one has its beginnings, at least in part, during the Covid-19 outbreak…

Dorsey Maxwell grew up on Seagraves Sub Shops’ cheesesteaks and hoagies, and though he didn’t know it would be happening until very recently, he’s now been chosen to carry forward…

For just over half a century, Stockton University has been providing South Jersey with ever-expanding educational opportunities in an idyllic setting nestled in the pines. The sprawling main campus in…