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<\/div>\n<\/div>\nSee this new restaurant joins Burlington City\u2019s dining scene<\/p>\n
Revell Hall joins the restaurant scene on High Street in Burlington City<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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BURLINGTON CITY \u2014 Take a stroll around down High Street in Burlington City and you’ll find quite a few things to do.<\/p>\n Down by the waterfront, Burlington City gives you views of the Delaware River. The city offers restaurants such as Revell Hall<\/a>, coffee shops, breweries, musical events, food truck festivals and a myriad of other things to do.<\/p>\n Here are a few things going on this year:<\/p>\n Through October, on the second Saturday of each month, Arts Guild of New Jersey members are set to showcase some of state\u2019s arts and culture: Think classes, live jazz music, workshops and more.<\/p>\n According to a press release, this new initiative, funded by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority and supported by members of the local business improvement district, is to channel a growing local economy, mass transit and the arts to \u201ccreate an arts destination for the region.”<\/p>\n All events are to be free and open to the public.<\/p>\n The press release said the project brings together several community partners, including Lyceum Hall Center for the Arts, The Dime, the Burlington City Historical Society, the Quaker Meeting House, Infact Inc., Main Street and Visit South Jersey.<\/p>\n Second Saturdays are a new series of family-friendly events that are also to feature food and fun, serving as a place for community members to gather while patronizing small businesses and restaurants, the release said. It kicked off April 11 with a special art project for Autism Awareness Month at the Arts Guild of New Jersey along High Street.<\/p>\n \u201cCollaboration and partnerships by local leaders, stakeholders and state agencies to bolster the arts in Burlington City has been a dream of Arts Guild NJ and we could not make this dream a reality without the help of [the economic development authority],\u201d Shanisha \u201cNisha\u201d Ray, board president for the Arts Guild of New Jersey, said in a press release.<\/p>\n \u201cBeing able to take the River Line to Burlington City, immerse yourself in the arts and patronize local businesses is an ideal way to spend your Saturday and help us organically support and grow our community and most importantly give a stage for some the region\u2019s most talented artists.\u201d<\/p>\n Members of the Burlington Quaker Meeting House are to present \u201cFaith, Friendship & Freedom: A Historical & Musical Tribute to the Underground Railroad\u201d\u00a0 from 1-4 p.m. May 16.<\/p>\n Sculptor Wesley Wofford\u2019s \u201cThe Harriet Tubman \u2013 The Journey to Freedom\u201d traveling exhibition is to be part of the event.<\/p>\nSecond Saturdays, various venues, Burlington City, through Oct. 10<\/h2>\n
‘Faith, Friendship & Freedom,’ Burlington City \u2013 <\/strong>May 16<\/h2>\n