Hoboken Girl

Welcome to HobokenGirl.com! Our dedicated team is passionate about the lifestyle in Hoboken and Jersey City. We understand that Hudson County is a vibrant community filled with entrepreneurs, young professionals, and families—ranging from newcomers to those with deep-rooted histories spanning four generations—each contributing to the lively atmosphere of our diverse Gold Coast. Founded in 2012 by Jennifer Tripucka, the site began as a personal blog fueled by her deep affection for our compact city. Over time, this passion evolved into a mission to share experiences at local businesses across Hudson County. On New Year’s Eve of 2012, Jen secured the domain name HobokenGirl.com, marking the start of her journey to document the many adventures that Hoboken and its neighboring areas have to offer, all from a female viewpoint.

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Jersey City Theater Center Reveals Plans for New Permanent Home in Journal Square

1 week ago | hobokengirl.com | Samantha Impaglia

newsThe Jersey City Theater Center is raising funds to make its new permanent home a reality. This week, the Jersey City Council passed a resolution in support of the performing arts organization’s new groundbreaking building in Journal Square, which will be located at 575 Summit Avenue. While the full details are still being worked out, JCTC is currently raising money through its Hudson Gives campaign to support the organization and its new project.
Lisa Rinna Mails Jersey City Resident Cheetah Tracksuit Worn on RHOBH

1 week ago | hobokengirl.com | Danielle Farina

Over her 8 seasons on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Lisa Rinna is estimated to have used the phrase “own it” upwards of 30 times. The actress, TV personality, and fashion designer used the expression indiscriminately: in various conflicts with co-stars, as her Season 8 tagline (“I don’t have to buy it because I already own it”). But if we’re talking about a specific cheetah tracksuit Lisa wore on Season 11 Episode 4, she no longer owns that.
What's Coming to the Old G. Millz Boken Location in Downtown Hoboken?

1 week ago | hobokengirl.com | Jennifer Tripucka

NewsG. Millz Boken Roadhouse in downtown Hoboken has been shuttered for several years, with no movement happening at the space. Located at 61 Jackson Street, the restaurant bar was a bit of an island on its own, in what could be described as a bit of a food desert in SW Hoboken. Just recently, however, construction has begun on the space, leading locals to speculate what is to come. After a little research, the answer is, in a nutshell: condos.
Apollo Bagels is Coming to Washington Street in Hoboken

1 week ago | hobokengirl.com | Samantha Impaglia

food newsA popular NYC bagel spot is crossing the Hudson to open its first New Jersey location in the Mile Square. The Hoboken Girl can now confirm that Apollo Bagels is opening in the former Jerrell’s Betr Brgr space at 324 Washington Street in Hoboken after several months of speculation. Apollo Bagels is known for its bagels, bagel sandwiches, whitefish, and more. Read on for what we know so far about Apollo Bagels’ debut in Hoboken, New Jersey.
New Farmers' Market in Weehawken Kicks Off on 5/21

1 week ago | hobokengirl.com | Samantha Impaglia

A new farmers’ market is making its way to Weehawken this month. Hosted by Mayor Richard Turner and the Township Council, Weehawken’s weekly farmers’ market will take place each Wednesday at two alternating locations. The market officially kicks off on May 21st from 3PM-7PM at Lincoln Harbor Park. Read on for more about Hudson County’s newest farmers’ market, taking place in Weehawken weekly.
Inclusive Clothing Market Happening in Jersey City on 5/17

1 week ago | hobokengirl.com | Samantha Impaglia

eventsA one-of-a-kind event focusing on inclusive clothing items is happening in Chilltown next week. Hosted by two Jersey City locals, “Style Over Size” will take place on May 17th at Bergen Hall, located at 295 Johnston Avenue. The market will include clothing sizes XS-6X from local creators, over 10 small businesses vendors selling locally-crafted goods, music, and more. Read on for more about Style Over Size, an inclusive market happening in Jersey City this May.
City of Hoboken + HCC to Transform 1301 Washington Street Space Into Recreation Center

1 week ago | hobokengirl.com | Samantha Impaglia

newsThe City of Hoboken and the Hoboken Community Center are working together to open a new community space for Mile Square residents. The 1301 Washington Street space — formerly the Hoboken-North Hudson YMCA — will be transformed into a modern recreation center if approved by the City Council this week. Read on for more about the partnership and what residents can expect from the new community center potentially coming to Hoboken, New Jersey.
The St. Ann's Feast in Hoboken Announces 2025 Dates

1 week ago | hobokengirl.com | Samantha Impaglia

happeningsThe St. Ann’s Feast is returning to Hoboken once again this summer at 704 Jefferson Street. This year’s festival marks its 115th annual celebration, and will take place from Wednesday, July 23rd to Sunday, July 27th, 2025. As per usual, locals can expect the infamous zeppoles, live entertainment, kiddie rides, a beer garden, and much more.
Jersey City Resident to Debut Photo Exhibit at HHM Showcasing Hoboken's West Side on 5/4

2 weeks ago | hobokengirl.com | Samantha Impaglia

artA brand-new photography exhibit that amplifies the voices of kids from Hoboken’s West Side will soon be on display at the Hoboken Historical Museum. Jersey City resident Roberto Rosa III has been involved with the Mile Square community for many years, and spent last summer as an instructor with the Hoboken Housing Authority’s (HHA) Summer Arts Workshop.
3 Hoboken High School Seniors Create Free Gardening Kits for Residents to Collect Rainwater

2 weeks ago | hobokengirl.com | Samantha Impaglia

going greenThree Hoboken High School students are doing their part to help residents take care of their gardens while also keeping excess rainwater off the Mile Square’s flood-prone streets. Project H20boken is a new initiative run by students Ian Crespi, Jacob Linder, and Zoe Magaletta that is using a micro-grant from the City to purchase materials for nearly 250 gardening kits. The kits will be available in mid-May and are completely free for residents.