LOCAL AREA

Rutgers, the Birthplace of College Football, began playing at the site of SHI Stadium on November 5, 1938. The stadium features the Brown Recruiting Pavilion, a 250-person recruiting pavilion located in the heart of the student section. This room is mainly dedicated to football recruiting efforts on game day, but also holds many special events per year with two drop down projector screens and an outdoor patio.

THE venue for live Stand Up. Home to the Nations Best Comics.

The Somerset Patriots create a place for family, friends and the community to safely come together at a beautiful ballpark.

Central New Jersey’s largest nonprofit arts presenter, the historic State Theatre New Jersey, is a magnificently renovated silent film palace that flourishes today as a premier nonprofit venue of the Northeast.

The New Brunswick Performing Arts Center (NBPAC) is a transformational project that has propelled New Brunswick’s Downtown Cultural Arts District into the spotlight as the region’s most exciting and dynamic performing arts center. NBPAC features two state-of-the-art theatrical venues in the Elizabeth Ross Johnson and Arthur Laurents Theaters, dedicated rehearsal studios, collaborative work spaces for arts organizations across the region.

Topgolf Edison, the premier entertainment destination in Edison, NJ. Enjoy the climate-controlled hitting bays for year-round comfort with HDTVs in every bay and throughout sports bar and restaurant.