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New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC), by celebrating diversity, aspires to be America’s foremost urban presenter of arts and entertainment, a creative and effective leader in arts education for children, a convener of useful and enlightening civic engagement events, and a key driver of development in its home city of Newark. Approaching its 20 th season, NJPAC is the State’s anchor cultural institution and one of the nation’s largest provider of arts education. Since opening in 1997, over 10 million patrons have experienced performances at NJPAC. The Arts Center’s world-class venues include the grand Prudential Hall (2,840 seats), the intimate Victoria Theater (514 seats), the cabaret-style Chase Room (225 seats), the versatile Black Box Theater (70 seats), the three-acre outdoor Theater Square, and several private event spaces. NJPAC draws a highly diversified audience, in part by offering programs reflective of the rapidly changing demographics and cultural mosaic of New Jersey and the nation. Forty-four percent of NJPAC’s attendees come from the African-American, Hispanic and Asian communities. The Arts Center serves patrons throughout the State drawing a concentration from within a 25-mile Greater Newark area. Residents of Newark comprise a great number of the 425,000 people who attend performances and events as well as the more than 75,000 children, families and educators who participate in Arts Education programs each year. All about NJPAC 2017–18 Advertising NEW JERSEY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

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New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC), by celebrating diversity, aspires to be America’s foremost urban presenter of arts and entertainment, a creative and effective leader in arts education for children, a convener of useful and enlightening civic engagement events, and a key driver of development in its home city of Newark.

• Approaching its 20th season, NJPAC is the State’s anchor cultural institution and one of the nation’s largest provider of arts education.

• Since opening in 1997, over 10 million patrons have experienced performances at NJPAC. The Arts Center’s world-class venues include the grand Prudential Hall (2,840 seats), the intimate Victoria Theater (514 seats), the cabaret-style Chase Room (225 seats), the versatile Black Box Theater (70 seats), the three-acre outdoor Theater Square, and several private event spaces.

• NJPAC draws a highly diversified audience, in part by offering programs reflective of the rapidly changing demographics and cultural mosaic of New Jersey and the nation. Forty-four percent of NJPAC’s attendees come from the African-American, Hispanic and Asian communities.

• The Arts Center serves patrons throughout the State drawing a concentration from within a 25-mile Greater Newark area.

• Residents of Newark comprise a great number of the 425,000 people who attend performances and events as well as the more than 75,000 children, families and educators who participate in Arts Education programs each year.

All about

NJPAC

2017–18 AdvertisingNEW JERSEY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

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AUDIENCE DEMOGRAPHICS

Average Age50

GenderFemale 58%

Male 42%

RaceCaucasian 69%

Black 18%

Hispanic 9%

Asian 4%

Average IncomeGreater than $124,999 32%

$100,000 - $124,999 10%

$75,000 - $99,999 17%

$50,000 - $74,999 20%

Below $50,000 20%

Top County BreakdownEssex 20%

NY State 16%

Union 9%

Bergen 8%

Middlesex 6%

Morris 6%

Hudson 5%

Passaic 4%

2015–16 Attendance450,000

Cumulative attendance from opening night (10/18/97)

8 million

2015–16 number of events (live performances and discussions, etc.)

Approx. 450

By the numbers

2017–18 AdvertisingNEW JERSEY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

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Home of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra

feb/mar 2016

Violin virtuoso Joshua Bell leads

the Academy of St Martin in

the Fields in symphonies by

Beethoven and Prokofiev, and

performs Violin Concertos

by Tchaikovsky and Bach,

March 19

House Program

Home of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra

april/may/June 2016

Elegant, electrifying and marvelously athletic, the always

dazzling Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater is back May 6-8

with new works and beloved classics, including Ailey’s masterwork, Revelations.

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Home of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra

SEP/OCT/NOV 2016

Wynton Marsalis performs

with Angeliqu Kidjo, Catherine Russell and more

in a tribute to novelist and

jazz fan Ralph Ellison on

November 1, part of the

TD James Moody Jazz Festival

2017–18 AdvertisingNEW JERSEY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

2017–18 Issue Dates

(Total 2017–18 print approx 150,000)

July / August 2017September / October 2017November 2017December 2017 / January 2018February 2018March 2018April 2018May / June 2018 Ad Size – Full page

Trim 5.375” x 8.375”Bleed 5.5” x 8.5”Live 4.875” x 7.75”

Creative Deadline

First of the month prior to publication(Oct 1 for Nov issue, etc.)

Ad Cost (Make payable to D.M.C. Publishing, LLC)

Annual (all 8 issues) $15,000Premium position (inside front, inside back, far fwd RHP)

$20,000

To reserve ad space:Victor M. Nichols, Publisher/CEOD.M.C. Publishing, LLC71 Midland Blvd.Maplewood, NJ 07040Ph: 862-216-0579Fax: [email protected]

To submit your ad creative:Jennifer PirnieD.M.C. Publishing, LLC71 Midland Blvd.Maplewood, NJ 07040Ph: [email protected]

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ADVERTISING SPECIFICATIONS

Contract and Copy Regulations All contents of advertisements are subject to the publisher’s approval. The publisher reserves the right to reject or cancel any advertisement, insertion order, space reservation or position commitment. The publisher reserves the right to put the word “Advertisement” on advertisements, which, in the publisher’s opinion, resemble editorial matter.

CancellationsAll cancellations must be made in writing. No cancellation will be accepted after the closing date. Covers are noncancellable.

Creative ServicesAs a service to advertisers, D.M.C. Publishing will provide copy, layout and design, typesetting and production work (materials must be submitted prior to space closing date) at a reasonable rate. All ads created by D.M.C. Publishing must have signed approval by the client before going to press. The advertiser is allowed one round of revisions without incurring additional charges.

SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONSAll insertion orders, advertising artwork, collateral material and packages should be sent to: D.M.C. Publishing, LLC 71 Midland BoulevardMaplewood, NJ [email protected]

FURNISHED MATERIALSPublication Specs: Trim size is 5.375” x 8.375”. A minimum bleed of 0.125”. In ads that bleed, copy must be at least 0.375” from trim.

Electronic Media: Mac or PC; flash drive, CDs, email (if file is less than 10 MB)

File Formats: CMYK or B/W, no spot color; EPS (with fonts converted to outlines); PDF (press optimized with fonts embedded). Proof must accompany disk or be faxed and simultaneously emailed. Publisher and printer are not responsible for missing fonts or errors in keying.

Return of Materials: Artwork, photographs and other materials will be returned upon written request only. Publisher assumes no responsibility for material not requested for one year after the date of publication, at which time the said material will be destroyed.

AD SPACEFull page annual: $15,000.00Full page annual premium: $ 20,000.00

INSERTION ORDER

Advertiser Name__________________________________________

Billing Address ____________________________________________

City ____________________________State _______ Zip __________

Contact Person ___________________________________________

Phone ____________________________________________________

Ad Rate __________________________________________________

Position Request __________________________________________

Authorization Signature ___________________________________

Date ______________

Send Advertising Materials to: Jennifer PirnieD.M.C. Publishing, LLC71 Midland BoulevardMaplewood, NJ 07040

or email [email protected] and vnichols@ dmcpublishingllc.com.

Please fax insertion order to Victor Nichols at 973.763.1279. The insertion order is binding unless advertising is cancelledby the reservation closing date.

Covers are noncancellable.

Credit Card Information

Card Member_____________________________________________

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Insertion OrderNEW JERSEY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER