Question 1

How do attendees get to and around New Brunswick?

Accepted Answer

New Brunswick sits on NJ Transit’s Northeast Corridor with rail to regional hubs, convenient highway access, and proximity to Newark Liberty International Airport. Downtown is compact and walkable, with restaurants and venues clustered near the train station and along George Street.

Question 2

What neighborhoods are best for staying or hosting?

Accepted Answer

Downtown New Brunswick shines for its George Street arts and dining scene and closeness to the train station. The College Avenue/Rutgers area adds collegiate energy and easy access to campus museums and venues. Both areas keep attendees near restaurants, theaters, and meeting spaces.

Question 3

How many venues are available and what sizes fit?

Accepted Answer

Our directory features 52 venues. Where reported, capacities range from 55 to 130 guests, and the largest single room listed is 1,775 sq ft. Options include Event Spaces (32), Outdoor (4), Restaurants (4), Galleries (3), Conference Centers (3), Theaters (3), and a Hotel (1).

Question 4

Do any venues offer on-site lodging?

Accepted Answer

Yes. On-site lodging is available at a small share of venues (4%), and the directory includes one hotel venue. For specific room counts, connect directly with the venue.

Question 5

What signature spaces can I book in New Brunswick?

Accepted Answer

Standout options include Rutgers Gardens, Cuzin's Seafood New Brunswick, NJ, American Hungarian Foundation, Elks Lodge, Regus, Unity Square Community Center, The Frog & The Peach, and Steakhouse 85 Restaurant.

Neighborhoods in New Brunswick