Newark Winter Village returns to Mulberry Commons
From the end of November to the beginning of January, Mulberry Commons, right in front of the Prudential Center, transforms into a winter village.
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2h agoA much-loved winter experience is back in downtown Newark.
From the end of November to the beginning of January, Mulberry Commons, right in front of the Prudential Center, transforms into a winter village.
Every Wednesday through Sunday visitors can go ice skating, enjoy local food and warm up in one of the heated igloos.
"It's a great opportunity to market our restaurant to see other food trucks to meet other people and to just give back to the community,” says Alicia Benton, manager of Little Tijuana.
Newark Winter Village is open until Jan. 7. More information can be found HERE.
