We are proud to announce that Weird NJ publishers Mark Sceurman and Mark Moran will be judges at BeardNJ.com’s 3rd Annual Garden State Beard & ‘Stache Competition taking place January 25th at Asbury Lanes in Asbury Park, NJ. The event promises … Continue reading
We just made finding what’s weird where YOU live much easier with the brand new Weird NJ online index! All you have to do is enter the name of a town or story your looking for in our search engine and we’ll list all the articles from our vast database archives for you, by issue and page number! Continue reading
Our New Weirdwear for Fall 2013! Show your New Jersey pride in this cool new Weird NJ T designed by Squindo. Continue reading
Weird NJ issue #41 is here and it’s just chocked full of all the strange sites and stories that we have collected over the past six months on our travels throughout the strange state of New Jersey. Continue reading
Our advertising deadline for the Spring issue of Weird NJ is April 1st and pages are filling up fast! Do you have an unusual business or event, or offer a unique product or service that you’d like to bring to … Continue reading
We are pleased to announce that after a long time down, our online newsletter subscribers’ list is back up and running. Enroll yourself now! Continue reading
We know that some of our readers are old school and prefer ordering their Weird NJ stuff through the mail…and we are totally okay with that. If you happen to be one of those folks, all you have to do … Continue reading
Believe it or not, Weird NJ magazine turns 20 years old this year. We like to think what started out as a small fanzine sent to a few dozen of our friends has grown to include a larger population, but still retains what our idea of a fanzine was originally meant to be all about; people sharing life’s weird and unexpected experiences in the Great State of New Jersey. By definition, a fanzine is a nonofficial publication produced by fans of a particular cultural phenomenon for the pleasure of others who share their interest. We think that about sums up what Weird NJ is all about too. Continue reading
