Hoboken Cultural Affairs is a division of The City of Hoboken. We curate and produce cultural events for the City of Hoboken, including the Arts and Music Festival, Art Month, The Harvest Festival, Movies Under the Stars, our Summer Concert Series, and community art and culture programs.
We also administer the Public Art Fund, which maintains Hoboken's existing public art inventory as well as supports new permanent public art.
Spots are still available for the Cultural Affairs Arts Programs! We offer programming for Hoboken kids from toddler to teenager, with a wide variety of classes. You can get more information about each class and sign up here.
Hoboken community members are invited to participate in the second annual Hoboken Art Month, 5 weeks of free events celebrating art, culture and community. Hoboken Art Month is a partnership with the Hoboken Business Alliance.
Art Month will culminate in the 44th Annual Artists' Studio Tour on Sunday, November 2nd.
An advisory board relating questions involving public art and the City of Hoboken Art Program.
An advisory board relating questions involving public art and the City of Hoboken Art Program.
Guiding document to manage, expand and maintain existing and future public art in Hoboken.
Guiding document to manage, expand and maintain existing and future public art in Hoboken.
Hoboken Utility Box Mural Artist: Lawrence Ciarallo - Struggle of a Lifetime8, located at 89 Washington St.
Hoboken Utility Box Mural Artist: Lawrence Ciarallo - Struggle of a Lifetime8, located at 89 Washington St.
