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120 East State Participates in 2025 Revolutionary Mile: Downtown Trenton Team Challenge
We’re thrilled to announce that 120 East State will be participating in the 2025 Revolutionary Mile — the dynamic team challenge through downtown Trenton, hosted by the Trenton Downtown Association […]
120 East State Announces 2025 Music Contest Winners
The results of 120 East State’s 2025 Music Contest are in! We are pleased to announce the official award winners of this year’s music contest. Thank you to all of […]
120 East State Newsletter: Aug/Sep 2025
120 East State 2025 Music Contest – Voting Underway Soon! What does it mean to soar through sound? Find out soon, as 120 East State proudly shares the work of […]
120 East State Newsletter: June/July 2025
120 East State Awarded $12 Million EDA Tax Credit The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) Board approved a tax credit award of $12 million to rehabilitate an 1839 historic […]
120 East State Awarded $12 Million NJEDA Tax Credit
Achieves major milestone in transformation of historic Trenton First Presbyterian Church “This…will accelerate our success.” TRENTON, N.J. (June 19, 2025) – 120 East State, the Trenton nonprofit transforming historic First […]
NJEDA Board Approves Historic Property Award to Trenton-Based Nonprofit
This excerpt was taken from a press release originally published by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) on June 11, 2025. To read the original and complete publication, please […]
120 East State Launches Music Video Contest Celebrating Trenton’s Future
Trenton, NJ — March 19, 2025 Following the overwhelming success of last year’s community-driven logo contest, 120 East State is thrilled to announce its next creative initiative — the 120 […]
Exciting Updates from 120 East State: Jan/Feb 2024
Photo Credits: Steve Thomas, reenactor (http://livinghistoryco.com) portrays an NJ’s own Colonel Tye at RevNJ’s Tavern Talks held at 120 East State on December 29. Thanks to the DEP, Washington Crossing […]
120 East State Appeals to Community to Help Solve A 200-year-old Trenton History Mystery
Solve the Mystery of Early Black Trentonians Buried in the Churchyard. Perfect way to celebrate Black History Month by rediscovering critical Black history in Trenton.
2024 In Review: Celebrating a Year of Growth and Impact
Photo Credit: Steve Thomas, reenactor (http://livinghistoryco.com) portrays an NJ’s own Colonel Tye at RevNJ’s Tavern Talks held at 120 East State on December 29. Thanks to the DEP, Washington Crossing […]