New releases on Netflix this week: January 20-26, 2025
By Jake Kring-Schreifels for Atlantic City Focus
The Delaware Art Museum is taking us "To The Movies"
DelArt Cinema will introduce curated programs highlighting important films and filmmakers from across the globe, giving locals a place to connect with other film lovers and helping cultivate a new syndicate of cinephiles.
The Marty Small Ball Returns after More than a Decade
The Marty Small Ball has been an iconic event at Atlantic City's greatest venues like The Borgata and The House of Blues. Over the years, Small's guests have included members of the Philadelphia Eagles such as Donovan McNabb and DeSean Jackson and a list of entertainment celebrities.
It's MLK Weekend! Make Some Memories
It's MLK Weekend! It's time for the Marty Small Ball. The Legends of Hip-Hop are in AC. Comedy Shows, Day Parties, Open Mic Nights, Jazz Events, R&B Brunches and more! Atlantic City Focus brings you the Best on the Boardwalk and Beyond Every Week!
The Long Awaited Nintendo Switch 2 is Officially Released!
This new console will have a bigger screen and larger Joy-Cons, and a more functional kickstand. Luckily, all games from the previous Switch will still be compatible with the Switch 2, so there’s no need to rebuy anything.
The NAACP-Atlantic City Chapter's Annual MLK WALK
All are invited to walk from The MLK Complex to The Civil Rights Garden located at Pacific Avenue & S. Dr Martin Luther King Blvd., Atlantic City, NJ 08401. At Noon there will be a program at one of Atlantic City's oldest Black Churches, St. James AME Church.
AC Free Public Library Prepares for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Read-In and Luncheon
The event is scheduled to take place from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. at the Noyes Arts Garage, which is located at 2200 Fairmount Ave.
Happy Birthday Sims! Cheers to the 25th Anniversary!
More than 70 in-game items and exciting updates are dropping in celebration of the Sims. Any Sims player, new or old, will be able to enjoy what's new!
ACHS Staff Reflect on Special Letter from President Jimmy Carter to Class of 1978
As the nation mourns the passing of Carter, known for his extensive humanitarian efforts spanning more than four decades after his presidency, the letter has taken on new significance.