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New Brunswick, NJ

Second Reformed Thrift Shop

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So me and my brother volunteer at this soup kitchen as often as we can because I am all about…read morehelping out those that are less fortunate and giving back to the community in any way I can. Sometimes all it takes to mess up your life is to make one mistake. I am all about giving people a second chance and about forgiving people that have made mistakes. My new apartment was smaller my old apartment, so I donated a lot of stuff to various charities including kitchen supplies. I donated a set of brand new high quality knives to Elijah's Promise last year. This is a great charity. It feeds the homeless of New Brunswick. Please donate in any way you can..,donate your time, money or supplies.

Sad to say but I don't recommend this school to anyone. I attended orientation with my man and we…read morewere never told that his class would be bi-lingual . His and other non Hispanic students paid the same amount of money to attend classes and get taught in Spanish?. I personally witnessed my man and some of his classmates come out empty handed when other students came out with food to take home for them selves and their families. Other negative verbal comments have been said in the past couple months by the instructor to a student. This past week there was an issue that the students were being told to clip their nails with the same nail clippers without sterlization between each use. That's extremely dangerous and against health codes. I don't know about you but I wouldn't want to catch a disease from anyone. So if thats not enough to make you not want to come here i dont know what is..

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The State Theatre

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This theatre is one of those historic 100+ year old venues, like UCAC in Rahway or the Basie in…read moreRed Bank. Capacity is around 1800, but only about 1000 seats are really good. For example, in the orchestra you don't want seats from row Q to the rear or on the extreme sides because the sight and sound is not good. And in the balcony you don't want seats from row H on up. Otherwise acoustics and sight lines are good. Bathrooms maintained well. Ushers helpful. Security at entrance professional. They have all kinds of shows here. I wish they scheduled more blues, like Kenny Wayne Shepherd 10/2/26 and rock, like Joe Jackson 7/8/26. Parking in New Brunswick downtown is in parking garages. There are several eateries within walking distance of the theatre for an early dinner before a 730 or 8pm show.

Theater was clean and well kept. The theater space itself isn't huge but sound for our kids' show…read morewas just fine, and seats didn't feel crowded nor did the kids seem to have visibility issues in adult chairs even when adults were seated in front of them. Staff were organized and friendly. I had my purse searched upon entry; all bags were looked at. My ticket was purchased through Vivid Seats, and apparently they didn't provide me a legit theater-issued QR so I had to visit the box office. They were friendly and promptly issued me printed tickets. Lobby was a con because it's just small and cramped. This old building probably didn't have to house as much food and merch purchasing back in its day but the multiple concession lines were blocking people from just getting to the theater and accessing their seats. They have tons of low quality junk food for sale. The huge group sitting next to us had chicken fingers, fries, a ketchup smell that wouldn't go away... it was honestly ridiculous the food they allow in people's laps just to turn profits. I was surprised these people were buying full huge meals (that had to cost $40+ each for junk) at 3:30pm to hold it in their laps for a 1.75h kids' show. Whatever. Point is, if you haven't eaten and want to pay $40 for crap that will linger in your body, you will not go hungry here. Clean bathrooms were the right size to allow a packed house to process themselves in the 20min intermission timeframe. This includes the ladies room, which always takes longer, and it was for a kids' show, which adds even more time. I recommend pairing your visit with the Rutgers Zimmerli Art Museum if you have time. They are open until 6pm most nights.

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