Place Category: Arts

  • West Windsor Arts

  • CURE Insurance Arena

    CURE Insurance Arena

    Over the past two decades, the Arena has hosted international music sensations like Cher, Bruce Springsteen, Shania Twain, Elton John, GHOST, Carrie Underwood, JoJo Siwa, & Justin Bieber; top sports events such as the NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball First and Second Rounds and NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Trenton Regional; and family-friendly entertainment such as Disney On Ice, Hot Wheels Monster Trucks LIVE, the Harlem Globetrotters and so much more!

    The 250,000 square foot arena has accommodations for up to 10,000 guests for concerts and seating for 9,000 for basketball. Hockey games have room for 8,100 fans. There are also 34 private luxury suites available for single night rentals or to own! Prior to the facility being built in 1999, the Roebling Wire Works building, which created materials for some of the world’s most famous bridges, resided where the arena sits today.

  • TESU – Wyeth George Washington Mural

    This mural by N.C. Wyeth artistically captures George Washington’s crossing of the Delaware. It honors Trenton’s place in the Revolutionary narrative. Displayed prominently, it keeps the memory of 1776 alive through visual storytelling.

  • Washington Crossing the Delaware Statue

    This statue captures the bold and perilous crossing of the Delaware River by General George Washington on Christmas night, 1776. It honors the courage and strategy that led to a pivotal American victory at Trenton. A powerful reminder of the risk and sacrifice behind our independence.

  • Winds of Change Declaration of Independence Reading Mural

    This vibrant mural commemorates the public reading of the Declaration of Independence in Trenton. It symbolizes the transformative moment when citizens first heard the call for freedom from British rule. Located downtown, it bridges modern civic life with Revolutionary-era patriotism.