CIGAR SUNDAY...A Review by Raymond Tyler
There were a few hundred beautiful people, including some stunning ladies with breath taking smiles, outside being social. Enjoy our photo gallery from the event!
Raymond Tyler
Raymond Tyler is a native of Atlantic City but has also lived and worked in Newark, NJ, and Philadelphia. Mr. Tyler has worked as a writer/photographer for some of the most successful magazines nation
It's the First Weekend of May! Enjoy!
It's Opening Day for the New Pop Lloyd Stadium in AC.Philly Girls Jump are Hosting Double Dutch Day. There are Comedy Shows, Jazz Shows, R&B Brunches, Poetry events, Day Parties, and more. Atlantic City Focus brings you the Best on the Boardwalk and Beyond Every Week!
ART BEATS BOOK OF THE WEEK! DATE OF BIRTH POEMS BY SHAWN R. JONES
Date Of Birth Poems is an abundant collection of lived experiences set to poetry.
Atlantic City Reopens Revamped Pop Lloyd Stadium as Multipurpose Youth Sports Hub
The facility can now accommodate baseball, softball, T-ball, flag football, soccer, lacrosse, field hockey and other activities.
Smoke on the Water Season 4 Kicks Off with the Most Beautiful People…Coming in Hot!
The cigars were hot of course but the people coming to party, mingle, dance and network were even hotter. Atlantic City Focus was on the water, so you’ve got to check out our Gallery!!!
5 Questions with KIA The PRODUCER...Co-Host of Poetry Plus...Another Jewel In The History Of Atlantic City Spoken Word Venues!
Check Out our video as Kia The Producer Plays 5 Questions with Arts and Entertainment Editor Raymond Tyler!
It's the Last Weekend of April, Don't Waste It
The Iotas are having a Cabaret in AC. The Penn Relays are in Philly. There are Day Parties, Comedy Shows, R&B Brunches, Poetry events, and more. Atlantic City Focus brings you the Best on the Boardwalk and Beyond Every Week!
Pearl Bailey's Legacy On "Showcase" at the African American Museum Of Philadelphia
Check Out our video of Dr. Michael Wilson discussing his role in bringing The Pearl Bailey Showcase to The African American Museum Of Philadelphia.
Bill to Ban Crematories Near Schools Passes General Assembly
Under the bill, a crematory would not be permitted within 1,000 feet of a public or private school, area zoned primarily or exclusively for residential use, or a park, playground, picnic area, square, monument, beach, waterfront, recreation area, conservation area, or similar place or property.