The African Art Museum is dedicated to the arts of Africa, with permanent collections including painting, costumes and decorative arts, exhibited on a rotating basis.

The Alice Paul Institute, inside the home of Alice Paul’s birthplace and was created to further the legacy of Paul’s work for gender equality. Offers in-person field trips, virtual field trips and outreach programs.

The Museum of Russian Art is a museum in Jersey City, New Jersey dedicated to exhibiting Russian art, particularly Soviet Nonconformist Art.

The Seabrook Educational and Cultural Center presents stories of relocated peoples and refugees, including migrant laborers from Appalachia and others. The center serves as a museum and a memorial for Seabrook’s history and community.

The Jewish Museum of New Jersey is housed at Congregation Ahavas Sholom, one of the oldest continually active synagogues in Newark. It includes permanent and rotating exhibit space, a library and media center.

Located in the Bridgeton Free Public Library, the Woodruff Museum of Indian Artifacts displays some 30,00 pieces of Native American relics. Artifacts, from the Lenni Lenape Tribe, include arrowheads, cooking utensils and more.