Venues & Event Spaces in Jersey City, NJ

“Went with my mom and her friends to celebrate her birthday we had an amazing time !!! Jennifer and atahya were very alert and on demand we would definitely go back”

“As far as medium/large venues go, this is a really good one. I think of it as the Irving Plaza of Jersey City, except it has much better sound, and possibly better sight lines. Very decent sound system in fact, would return here for other shows. Unwound gave a great performance here.”

“I had the pleasure of hosting my wedding at the Hudson & Co Ballroom in Jersey City, and I cannot sing their praises enough. From the moment we stepped foot into the venue, we were greeted with warmth and professionalism. The staff went above and beyond to ensure every detail was executed flawlessly, from the exquisite decor to the impeccable service.The ballroom itself is a stunning backdrop for any event, with its elegant ambiance and breathtaking views of the New York City skyline. Our guests were in awe of the picturesque setting, and it provided the perfect backdrop for our special day.Not only was the venue beautiful, but the food was also absolutely divine. The culinary team at Hudson & Co crafted a menu that was both delicious and visually stunning. Every dish was expertly prepared, and our guests are still raving about the incredible dining experience.What truly sets Hudson & Co apart is their exceptional level of service. The staff went above and beyond to accommodate our every need, ensuring that our wedding day was everything we had dreamed of and more. From the attentive servers to the experienced event coordinators, everyone we worked with was dedicated to making our day unforgettable.I cannot recommend Hudson & Co Ballroom enough for anyone looking for a stunning venue with top-notch service for their special event. Our wedding day was truly magical, thanks in large part to the amazing team at Hudson & Co.”

“Ruth and her team gave my daughter THE PERFECT birthday party! My daughter wanted an arts and crafts party, and I was a little nervous w 20 four-year-olds, but it was perfectly orchestrated and under control. The kids and parents had a great time, everything went smoothly, and it was almost like she's done this a million times ; ) She and her team were super attentive to the kids and parents, and minded the small stuff (taking jackets, cleaning as they went, handling presents, making sure no dull moments, etc.) so that parents could relax. 100 percent recommend Luna de Papel. Also, the goodie bags are worth it - still getting raves!”

“Can't say enough great things about The Little Gym of Jersey City!!!! The staff and classes are simply the best. Our 5 year old has been enrolled with them since he was 6 months old. Our 2 year old has also been enrolled since she was 6 months old. It's a fun, safe, exciting, physically active, stimulating environment. Both of our kids love the classes and all of the coaches. The parent survival nights they offer are also an awesome and fun extracurricular activity for the kids to do, and for the parents to get a couple hours of kid free time while knowing the kids are safe and having fun. Thank you The Little Gym of Jersey City. You're the best!! We love you guys!”

“I went to the museum today, one of the so-called "Free" days, with my Bank of America card. I paid a $7 parking fee to enter the museum, which I still don't understand why places like American Dream and this place charge for parking! At the box office, I learned that my 4-year-old (!) son also had to have a debit card to benefit from free admission. Mine wouldn't pass to him. They gave him a $28 ticket (with a $3 library card discount). When he came to the museum, they also asked for additional money for the whale spot inside. Come on, you bought and sold separate tickets for the planetarium and cinema sections, but this was completely ridiculous! I think if you're charging a $31 ticket for a 4-year-old child, all of this should be included. So, I think it is an institution more interested in printing money than science.”

“I would like to review LSC from a kid's POV. I have been here in several different scenarios: * as a child many moons ago, back when the touch tunnel was open more often than closed * volunteering every year for e-Week (Engineers' Week), where I staff a table and visitors to LSC bring their kids to build models and play engineering games * bringing my friend's 5th grader to a regular day at LSC and see what it has for older kids * most recently, for the 21+ "After Dark" series I can say it was interesting as a child, but as an adult the ticket prices are stifling. This will cost you way over $100 to have two parents, two kids, maybe a planetarium show, food and drink. Plus parking. But that's how they fund their exhibits. Again, for your child, there are a range of interactive exhibits and touch toys (yeah, you may want to bring a container of baby wipes for your kid's hands to reduce chance for disease), buttons to press, math to practice, even live animals! My 5th grade consort found plenty to do, such as a lab where the kids dressed in white lab coats and walked through an experiment to learn that process. May have been both of our favorite activities that day. The giant hanging climb-through-it tunnel I think is off limit to adults, but it was open to us for "After Dark" so I finally got to experience that and understand why it's not for adults (tight corners, minimal headspace, no room to pass when it's popular/crowded). In the end, not my vote for a place to casually blow money, but a must-visit for parents or schools to bring their kids. Maybe more than once so they can grow into different and exciting exhibits. Good times.”