Elizabeth, NJ

Launch of Elizabeth Ambassador Tourism Certification
2025-10-01 - 2026-10-31 | NJ
Elizabeth Ambassador Tourism Certification (Free, Online)
Dates: Starting October 1, 2025 (self-paced; enroll any time during the month)
Format: 100% Online, On-Demand
Cost: Free
Enroll Now:

tourismcertification.goelizabethnj.com/courses/elizabeth-ambassador

About the Course
Become an Elizabeth Ambassador and help visitors discover our city with confidence and pride. This short, self-paced certification introduces local history highlights, must-see attractions, getting around, and hospitality best practices for welcoming guests during America’s 250th and beyond.

Who Should Enroll

Residents who love sharing Elizabeth’s story
Volunteers and event staff
Frontline teams in retail, dining, lodging, transportation, and attractions

What You’ll Gain

Elizabeth Ambassador Certificate of Completion
Local talking points and wayfinding basics
Confidence engaging with visitors and groups

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the course take?

It’s self-paced. Most learners finish in a short session, but you can pause and return anytime during October 2025.

Is there a cost?

No. The Elizabeth Ambassador Tourism Certification is free.

Who can enroll?

Anyone—residents, volunteers, and workers who want to welcome visitors to Elizabeth.

Common Sense & The Siege of Boston Mini Exhibit | EPL
2026-01-03 - 2026-01-31 | Elizabeth Public Library, 11 South Broad Street, Elizabeth, NJ, 07202, United States
Dates: January 3–31, 2026
Location: Elizabeth Public Library — Third Floor, Elizabethtown Reading Room Exhibit Case
Discover the connection between Thomas Paine’s Common Sense, George Washington’s leadership,and the Siege of Boston in this January Rev250 mini exhibit. As part of Elizabeth’s road to the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, the exhibit highlights key revolutionary events and the city’s deep historical ties to America’s founding story.
Visitors will explore how Paine’s bold arguments helped shape public sentiment, how Washington’s early military decisions influenced the revolution’s momentum, and how these pivotal moments echo through Elizabeth’s own heritage.
Frequently Asked Questions

What is this exhibit about?
It explores the relationship between Thomas Paine’s Common Sense, George Washington, and the Siege of Boston.
Where is the exhibit located?
Third Floor, Elizabethtown Reading Room Exhibit Case, Elizabeth Public Library.
How long will it run?
January 3–31, 2026.
Is this part of Rev250?
Yes—this event is one of the monthly Rev250 mini exhibits celebrating Elizabeth’s role in America’s story.
