The Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University is the cornerstone of the Arts District in Atlantic City with a mission to promote education, provide resources for emerging artists, and enrich the community.

Masjid Al-Hera is a project of Muslim Ummah Trust Inc. This is the first Masjid in the Bangladeshi Muslim community in Atlantic City that have a prayer space for our sisters and the Masjid dedicated to helping our youth build a strong sense of Muslim identity. This Masjid is the new platform for us to continue our work in serving the Muslims and humanity at large.

Step into the African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey and explore the rich history, culture, and art of African Americans in South Jersey and beyond. Founded by Ralph E. Hunter, Sr., the museum grew from his personal collection of cultural treasures, some discovered in surprising places. What started as a private “apartment museum” became a public space in 2002, and today AAHMSNJ continues to educate, inspire, and spark conversations about the African American experience. Visitors can explore permanent exhibits like “Stereotypes,” which examines the impact of negative imagery over generations, as well as rotating exhibitions featuring local and regional artists. The museum also showcases paintings, ceramics, advertising memorabilia, and more, some thought-provoking, some celebratory, all meaningful.

Bangladesh Association of South Jersey (BASJ) is an association of Bangladesh community living in South Jersey. It is dedicated to promote the cultural and ethnic heritage of the Bangladeshi community in the state of New Jersey. Every year, Bangladesh Association of South Jersey organizes several cultural programs, seminars and an annual picnic to celebrate Bangladeshi heritage and culture, and improve communication among the members of the community. BASJ also acts as the representative of the Bangladeshi community of South New Jersey to national events such as FOBANA (Forum of Bangladeshi Associations of North America) Conference, Nazrul Conference and other cultural and literary conferences. BASJ has been active in addressing issues at the local level in New Jersey as well as the national level in the United States. Members of BASJ participate in various local and national forums that serve the interests of the Bangladeshi community. It also uses its resources to help critical causes such as helping the flood victims of Bangladesh.

Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall has played host to a sparkling list of dazzling entertainers and knockout sporting events throughout its 93-year history. The Boardwalk facility reopened in 2001 after a $90 million renovation that transformed the building into a modern special events arena capable of variable seating for up to 14,770 people. Boardwalk Hall is also home to the world's largest musical instrument, with two pipe organs! The organ staff host daily recitals in the summer months and weekly recitals year-round! The Atlantic City Experience and Labor Museums are located in the lobby (accessible from the Boardwalk) and have unique historical Atlantic City exhibits and artifacts displayed. The Atlantic City Visitor Information Center also located inside Boardwalk Hall (Mississippi Avenue & Boardwalk) is open daily with souvenirs and visitor center staff ready to assist you! For tickets to Boardwalk Hall events, call (609) 348-7512 or go to ticketmaster.com.

Dante Hall Theater of Stockton University is an intimate 220-seat performing arts center that serves Atlantic City and surrounding communities as a vital cultural venue. Enjoy live concerts, professional and amateur theater, opera, film festivals and performing arts, children’s theater and much more. It will be transformed into a cultural arts center celebrating jazz and Black history under the leadership of the Chicken Bone Beach Historical Foundation. ⁠ The center will also include a museum highlighting Atlantic City’s jazz legacy and the fight for racial integration at its beaches.

The Atlantic City Boardwalk, the world’s first and longest, is an iconic landmark filled with history and excitement. Visitors can stroll, bike (6 am–10 am), or ride in a classic Rolling Chair. The Boardwalk offers fun attractions like Atlantic City Miniature Golf, the Central Pier Arcade, and the thrilling Steel Pier with a carousel, bumper cars, and an observation wheel. For entertainment, there are free summer concerts, parades, and events, along with the Atlantic City Marathon. Whether for a relaxing walk or adrenaline-packed fun, the Boardwalk is a must-see destination on the Jersey Shore.