Perth Amboy Things to Do

If there's something like a perfect getaway spot, its South Beach of Staten Island. Located on the East Shore of the Island, it is one of the most popular day-trip destination for the people of New York. It has become a more fu... more

The Hillel House is a Jewish recreation zone, located within the Brooklyn College. This fantastic place features several interesting places to visit such as a kosher cafeteria, 17 Jewish clubs, a conference room, a synagogue, a... more

Located on the waterfront, this vast expanse of open land is a great venue to catch some fun and action on the Staten Island. Rodeo events held here are exciting events for the whole family. Rodeo clowns and cowboys flaunting t... more

Step back into New York's early history in this sprawling complex. There are 19th, 18th and 17th century buildings, including an original (moved) structure from 1685. Architectural styles of the 27 buildings range from a Greek... more

Snug Harbor Cultural Center dedicated to art, education, music and history is located on an 83-acre site that was formerly home to thousands of retired sailors. Today it is a cultural landmark for Staten Island. There are 28 bu... more

Located on the Rutgers University campus, this football stadium seats about 41,500 event-goers. Because it is not very large, the space fills to the brim on game nights with the booming cheers of fans. more

The Union County Arts Center is a remnant of the history of Rahway. Part of its charm is the Vaudeville & Silent Movie Palace, which has a seating arrangement of just over 1300. The center also devotes its time and attention to... more

With a seating capacity of 30, this is one of Staten Island's smaller churches. It actively participates in the annual Super Bowl of Caring campaign. Call ahead to know more. more

Snug Harbor Cultural Center is the most popular attraction of Staten Island, that promotes and encourages every genre of art. Music Hall of this center continues to serve this purpose with equal panache. This second oldest conc... more

Opened in 1929, Staten Island's St. George Theatre serves as an elegant venue for musical, comedy, and theatrical events. The 2800 seat Baroque-designed building was largely restored and repaired in 2004, and now hosts a wide v... more