ACX1 Studios Launches Music Division with Free Concert
Rob Schwartz, co-founder and Chief Music Officer of ACX1 Studios, said the free celebration included live artists and DJs from various genres in addition to comedians.
Mark Tyler
Mark Tyler graduated from Atlantic City High School and went on to Columbia Union College, in Takoma Park, MD, which is now Washington Adventist University. Mark earned a BA degree in Journalism. His
GALLERY: Old School Hip Hop Party Benefits Lucy the Elephant
Herbert played hip-hop, R&B, reggae, house, rock, disco, pop and dance hits from the 70s through the present. Remember to sign up for the Atlantic City Focus Weekend Guide, Your Key to Winning the Weekend in AC and Beyond!
Free Concert and Live DJs in Atlantic City to Celebrate the Launch of ACX1 Studios' Music Division
Guest artists scheduled to perform on Sunday include Hip-Hop band Stetsasonic, Pretty Poison and the area’s own Gina Thompson. There will also be a host of surprise artists.
Women's March Rescheduled to Saturday
The Atlantic City Women's March will begin at 10 a.m. at Rhode Island Avenue and the Boardwalk and proceed to James Whelan Boardwalk Hall. The march will be followed by a noon rally at Boardwalk Hall.
It's the First Weekend in May: Summer Fun and Happy Cinco de Mayo!
There are comedy shows, Jazz concerts, museum tours, karaoke, reggae nights, AfroBeats and a lot more to do. There's even a health expo on Sunday. Check out Atlantic City Focus for Your Key to Winning the weekend!
NAACP Atlantic City Branch Holds 50th Annual Freedom Fund Gala
Some 400 people converged on the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino for the NAACP Atlantic City Branch 50th Annual Freedom Fund Gala. Atlantic City Focus was there to capture the milestone moment.
Elevate & Celebrate Networking Mixer Honors Women in Business
Stockton University students organized the event in the Fannie Lou Hamer Room at the Atlantic City campus to honor women in business.
Philadelphia Eagles Star Joins AC 3-Point Showcase
Philadelphia Eagles receiver A.J. Brown and a host of others at the 3-Point contest in Atlantic City. Nazim Derry, of Goldey Beacom College, won.
Bipartisan Cybersecurity Forum Focuses on Bringing Non-Degree Track Jobs to Atlantic City and Beyond
The “Bipartisan Congressional National Emergency RX5 Cybersecurity Initiative Forum" brought business leaders and legislators together to talk about cybersecurity. America needs to fill more than 5 million more jobs in this growing industry.