Jim Testa

The worlds of art and music will collide when Cocoon Recording Studio and Non-Linear Knitting Studio put their individual spins on the Jersey City Art & Studio Tour this weekend, Oct. 5 and 6.

Not to disparage any of his earlier work, but "Everywhere We Live" might just be the fullest-sounding, most complete thing he’s released.

This year's Ghost of Uncle Joe's Halloween fundraiser for the Historic Jersey City & Harsimus Cemetery runs Oct. 18-20, with over two dozen acts of local musicians dressing up and playing the music of their heroes and idols, spread over five locations.

Hoboken production will run through Oct. 20.

Shakespeare play runs in Jersey City through Nov. 3.

Jersey City's Gary Van Miert, known affectionately as the Psychedelic Cowboy, will be releasing his latest album, “If I Stop Moving, I'll Fall From the Sky,” on Friday, Oct. 25.

Hudson County’s Halloween might have started with last weekend’s hugely successful Ghost of Uncle Joe’s fundraiser last weekend, but, happily, there’s plenty more Halloween happenings on the way over the next two weeks.

Sean Kiely has become a staple of the local folk and bluegrass communities.

“This is something I always wanted to do,” organizer Petey said, “and I just can’t wait to see it come to life.”

Five years ago, Jersey City musician and producer Maxwell Feinstein released his breakout EP “BetaMax” and came out to the public about his lifelong struggle with hemophilia and the painful muscular atrophy it caused.