Rahway’s Festival of the Moon begins October 4, featuring Luke Jerram’s glowing Museum of the Moon suspended inside UCPAC. The three-week celebration includes symphony concerts, opera, dance, films, family activities, and the Moonlit Market, making downtown Rahway the center of art, culture, and community fun through October 20.
Local artists transform Rahway Train Station with a new fiber art installation celebrating the city’s history and culture.
Rahway’s first Mayor’s Cup drew players and families to Madden Field for basketball, free giveaways, food trucks, and summer fun.
Facebook Threads X-twitter Click Here To Get Weekly Updates Straight To Your Inbox Rahway Cherry Street Soiree en Blanc Attracts Hundreds Downtown Tables sold out in under 30 minutes as the all-white block party his a record crowd. Monday, September 1, 2025 The Rahway Cherry Street Soiree en Blanc was its biggest yet, attracting hundreds … Read more
Facebook Threads X-twitter Click Here To Get Weekly Updates Straight To Your Inbox Girl Scouts Celebrate New Gazebo After Project Twist Captivates Neighbors Meet the Girl Scouts at the Center of the Saga and Find Out What They Want To Do Next Friday, August 29, 2025 The Rahway Girl Scouts whose park project captivated the … Read more
A missing gazebo sparked an inspiring community-wide effort led by local Girl Scouts park project. What began as a simple project for their Bronze Award quickly transformed into a mission that united neighbors and reignited community spirit. With determination, the scouts built picnic tables and engaged residents online, uncovering the mystery of the gazebo’s removal. Mayor Raymond Giacobbe emphasized the importance of safety and community involvement, announcing a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new gazebo. Discover how these young leaders are making a lasting impact in their neighborhood and fostering connections through service.
Students in Rahway schools will have to follow a tough new cell phone policy starting this school year, the Rahway Board of Education announced.
The Willows community is rallying for fair parking access as they face a persistent shortage near their homes. With less than 40 parking spots for 58 units, residents are organizing to demand more and safer options. Amanda Mikulewicz shares her fears of walking alone at night after long shifts, while visually impaired resident Roy Cook highlights the challenges faced by those with disabilities. As tensions rise in the Arts District, residents are calling for a solution that prioritizes their needs. Will the city respond to their pleas for a fair parking plan? Read on to find out more.
Facebook Threads X-twitter Click Here To Get Weekly Updates Straight To Your Inbox Rahway Approves $4.4M Bonds for Property Purchases and Improvements The Pierce Street Properties Are A Block From The Train Station Residents demand details about the city’s redevelopment plan Tuesday, August 12, 2025 Rahway’s City Council voted to approve $4.4 million in bonds … Read more
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