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This New Jersey Bakery Brings Traditional Polish And European Baking Together In The Most Delicious Way
On one Fat Thursday, this bakery reportedly sold around 40,000 paczki. That’s not a typo, and yes, that’s a lot of dough. The founder learned his craft at sea in the 1940s. He studied under French, Italian, and Polish bakers aboard a ship sailing between Genoa and New York.
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NJPAC Unveils 2026 Holiday Lineup With Music, Dance, and New Outdoor Market
The New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) has announced its December holiday lineup. It includes six performances, a free Kwanzaa celebration, and a new outdoor Holiday Market, according to The Local Girl. Six shows fill the schedule: Christmas With Canadian Brass, The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight, The Nutcracker, Sacred Visions:...
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The largest metropolitan zoo in the U.S. is transforming into a glowing wonderland of 400+ animal lanterns, and for the first time, you can see sloths and crocodiles after dark
The Bronx Zoo is about to look very different after sunset! Starting Nov. 21 , the 265-acre zoo is transforming into a glowing wonderland of more than 400 animal lanterns , and this year, for the first time, Holiday Lights guests can head inside some of its animal houses after dark . Bronx Zoo: Holiday Lights Tickets 5 (2 reviews) 21 November 2026 10:00 + more dates Bronx Zoo From $30.00 That means you can spot sloths and sand cats in the nocturnal World of Darkness , come face to face with crocodiles and anacondas in the reptile house , and pet alpacas and goats in the Children’s Zoo , all while the rest of the park twinkles away outside. Already shaping up to be one of NYC’s top Christmas experiences, it all kicks off in just a matter of weeks. We have all of the details about this year’s rendition before it sells out. Sloths, crocodiles and alpacas after dark According to the Wildlife Conservation Society , this is the festival’s “ most expansive offering yet.” Three spots stay open at night for the first time this season: World of Darkness: the zoo’s reverse light cycle exhibit, home to