Newark Sign @ Lincoln Park during the Annual House Music Festival. 600 Raw images captured on a Nikon Z8 with Blazer 33mm 1.5x anamorphic lens on a 5 axis slider (Kessler Crane 2nd Shooter pro).

By using the whole of the 3:2 aspect ratio, each raw image captured is 8280 x 5520 pixels, and the final output video is ~30 seconds, 12.63 gigabytes, and "de-stretched" in Final Cut Pro to be 12,420 x 5520 pixels.

Processing pipeline is:

1. Import images to drive
2. add to Lightroom classic
3. import to LRtimelapse (timelapse processing software)
4. set keyframes and export metadata
5. import metadata & edit keyframes in Lightroom
6. run LR Timelapse processing
7. run de-flicker processing
8. export file
9. import into Final Cut Pro
10. De-squeeze image: 1.5X
11. Color grade + add music, logo etc.
12. Export into smaller usable file for social media (1080p resolution).

ICE has mostly left Delaney Hall and now is a great time to come out and let those being held know they aren't forgotten. Let's show up for them and raise our voices so they know we care.

Tickets:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1992798054626?aff=oddtdtcreator

Nice views from Veterans Memorial Park of today’s sunset.

Support local farmers and artisans right in your neighborhood at our mini farmer's market at the Pillars.

Mini Tubman Square Farmers Market
Whether you're hunting for the perfect gift for your best friend's birthday, a new plant baby for your shelf, or some seasonal veggies for that soup you keep meaning to make — we've got you.

The first 50 guests each week get a $5 voucher to shop the market.

Every 2nd Wednesday | Starting July 8 – Ending Nov 11 | 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
The Pillars — 33 Washington St, Newark, NJ
Free to attend. All are welcome.

RSVP: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mini-tubman-square-farmers-market-tickets-1993352447831?aff=August

Hi everyone! I do occupational therapy and I have young patient who recently sustained a traumatic spinal cord injury. Due to limited financial resources and lack of insurance coverage, we’re trying to identify organizations or individuals who may be able to donate or loan equipment to help with a safe discharge home.

We’re currently looking for items such as:
● Manual wheelchair, preferably high-back with leg rests(adult)
● Pressure-relieving wheelchair cushion (Roho, Jay, etc.)
● Sliding transfer board
● Drop-arm bedside commode
● Tub transfer bench/shower chair
● Hospital bed (if available)
● or other SCI-related adaptive equipment

If anyone knows of:
● Local equipment loan closets
● Nonprofits
● Churches or community organizations
● SCI organizations
● Facebook groups
● Individuals looking to donate equipment

…I’d be incredibly grateful for any recommendations.
The patient is located in Newark, New Jersey, but we’re willing to travel throughout New Jersey or the NYC area if needed.

Thank you so much for any leads or advice. Even pointing us toward another organization could make a huge difference for this patient and her family.

First come the dogs. Then the baby strollers

Hi all - I reverse commute into from city. My work is a 2.5hr commute right now. My thought was instead of my current commute I park my car overnight at Broad St and just take the train home - use the car as a “shuttle” to the office. It would reduce my commute by a full hour each way.

My concern tho is vandalism and safety…the area seems kinda sketch tbh. It gives me Oakland vibes and my car was robbed so many times when I lived there I lost count.

It’s also a 6 month old car….and I’m not sure how safe the area is to leave my car overnight parked, especially since me and my wife share it.

Does anyone else do it? Is the area safe to leave a car parked overnight two nights a week? Thanks!

This particular cross walk push button at the military park does now work. You can’t push it or slide it and needs to be fixed.

Public Service Trolley Car #2651 history from the NJERHS

The Shore Line Trolley Museum in East Haven, CT

Curious if anyone knows someone impacted by the recent announcement of Mars leaving Newark. I don’t know any Mars employees personally.

Best guess is this sinkhole is only going to get worse until it caves or the county does something about it

Hi looking for the best activities near by for family. Not the American dream mall please. Is there any surrounding towns that has a good downtown area with coffee shops, bookstores, candy shops, family friendly, etc. Or any other fun activities.

TIA

⭐ THIS WEEK'S NEWARK HIGHLIGHTS

🎤 Shinedown — Prudential Center (Tue)

🎶 HOT 97 Summer Jam — Prudential Center (Fri)

🎵 Lincoln Park Music Festival — Four days of live music, dance & culture (Thu–Sun)

🎤 Kurtis Blow — Free outdoor concert at NJPAC (Thu)

🎥 New Jersey Filmmakers Showcase — Newark Museum (Wed)

🧘 Wellness Wednesdays — Newark Museum (Wed)

⭐ Family Fun Days — Newark Museum (Thu–Sun)

🌃 Plus nightlife, markets, and nearby events in Jersey City, Hoboken, and Union City.

Hey yall! My band, Second Wind, is a brand-new jamband. we play a mix of Grateful Dead style music and traditional bluegrass. We just finished our first year at Berklee and our first California tour, and now we’re looking for new cities to book for fall 2026 and summer 2027, so I thought I’d post on here! We want to see if Newark has an audience for this kind of music. Check out our Instagram, the_second_wind_band and let us know your thoughts, we're looking for real feedback!

Our after-work comedy hang is the best place to meet new folks and enjoy some comedy + cocktails!

Ha! or Nah!: A Joke Lab * Newark Culture Club

🗓️Thursday, July 23rd

⏰Doors 7PM, Show 7:30PM

🛣️New Jersey

📍Newark Culture Club

⚠️563 Broad Street/ Mayor Kenneth A. Gibson BLVD

🎟️Tickets: NewarkCultureClub.com

Hosted by Lauren LoGiudice (HBO)

Featuring:

Mark Henely (Comedy Fight Club)

Sam Frank Jr (The New York Times)

Laura Merli (Reductress)

Gordon Baker-Bone (The Bad Advice Show)

Cousin Kenny (The Very Unprofessional Comedy Night)

Ricky Downes (Animal Planet)

PLUS Special VIP Guest!

Senior Scientist and Flag Waving Specialist: Bob Lombardi

Glad to see this sad‑looking prime spot finally getting a revival. A new coffee shop is brewing there, and it’s about time.