Have you ever wished you could step straight into another era without leaving New Jersey? I know I have – and walking into Loew’s Jersey Theatre in Jersey City felt exactly like that.
Built in 1929, it’s not just a theater, it’s a living echo of the Jazz Age, where ceilings soar, plasterwork dazzles, and gold paint glimmers like treasure.
What struck me most wasn’t only the architecture, but the sense of devotion behind it. Volunteers and supporters didn’t just restore a building; they revived an experience…