BALL HILL The Arcade

09/18/2026

This brilliant chandelier is still available at BALL HILL The Arcade. She wants to light your home and your life! Come into our galerie for more details!

Aerin BELLVALE Large Ring Chandelier

Inspired by the sparkling droplets of an Italian Moderne chandelier from the 1960s, the Bellvale has been simplified, with layered orbs styled around a circular frame, giving it a bold, contemporary feel. Perfect for larger spaces, this ceiling light adds a radiant focal point and a sense of occasion in a dining room or living room. It also crosses the divide between traditional and contemporary design, and works equally well in either style of interior.

Finish: Polished Nickel
Height: 22.25”
Min. Custom Height: 28”
Width: 36.5”
Canopy: 5” Round
Socket: 10 - E12 Candelabra
Wattage: 10 - 6.5 LED B11

09/17/2026

Three remarkable new paintings at BALL HILL The Arcade by local artist Joe Sinsabaugh!

More of his works will be added to the galerie in the coming days!

Joe Sinsabaugh is a painter and sculptor with a lifetime connection to nature and native culture. A veteran and retired pilot, Joe lives at his family farm in St. Louisville. As an artist, he spins ancient imagery into contemporary concepts of beauty.

09/17/2026

What a special artist Amanda Love is! We are so proud that Amanda is one of the finest local artists featured in our galerie BALL HILL the Arcade!

09/12/2026

Calling all Artists! Application DEADLINE is Sunday, September 20th!

https://www.ballhill.com/application-fall-2026-fine-arts-fair

09/12/2026

“If you want to view paradise, simply look around and view it.” (‘Pure Imagination’, W***y Wonka)

09/12/2026

Then … walk over to the Newark Arcade and visit BALL HILL The Arcade (Antiquities & Fine Art). We have the beautiful things you need!

✨🚗 Light the Night is happening downtown Newark! 🚗✨

If you’re headed downtown for the Light the Night Car Show, stop in and see us at Morning Harvest Café! ☕️🍳

Fuel up with a delicious breakfast or lunch, or just stop in for a mimosa to-go! 🍾🍊 Grab it in one of our D.O.R.A. cups and take it with you while you walk around and check out all the amazing cars. 🚗🔥

Come enjoy the cars, the Square, and a little Morning Harvest along the way! ❤️

📍 19 South Park Pl. | Downtown Newark
⏰ Open 6:30 AM–2:30 PM

09/11/2026

25-years ago. New York City. It is early morning. I am in my Manhattan apartment in The Heights. Chris is in his showroom in Chelsea. I am watching the Today Show. Chris is starting his day of business.

The first plane flies into Tower #1.

A news break interrupts my television program. A co-worker arrives and tells Chris the World Trade Center is on fire. I sit glued to the news. Chris walks to 5th Avenue to see the building on fire.

A second plane flies into Tower #2.

Time halts. Breath stops. Disbelief.

Tower #1 falls to the ground … followed by Tower #2. I watch aghast from my bedroom. Chris is engulfed by the emotional wave of the unimaginable.

Life in New York City and America is altered forever more.

Profound sadness. Profound numbness. Profound confusion. Profound anger. Profound uniting.

Years later, we still remember. We still care.

The following quote is a reminder we all need.

“… instead of mourning, instead of a moment of silence or a hateful, islamophobic message, how about today we make the world a little brighter?

Be kinder. Be a little gentler, with yourself and others. Take more pictures. Tell more jokes. Be a better human.

Today is a lot more than a tragedy. Today is a birthday. A day of su***de awareness. A wedding. A birth. A new job. Today is a kiss and someone on a tarred over warehouse roof whispering about the day the earth stood still and the day it began spinning again.

Be kind. Just be kind. It’s time we took this day back for the wild ones, for the fiery eyes, for the happy and the brave and the new. No more mourning. Let it just be a Friday.”
― Taylor Rhodes (Independent Author and Poet)

09/10/2026

SEPTEMBER 11th AMERICANA

AVAILABLE at BALL HILL The Arcade!

60” × 90” Oil and Acrylic on Canvas Diptych. Signed Indistinctly. Weeping American Flag with impressions of the World Trade Center’s Twin Towers.

This artwork is a powerful representation of the September 11th attacks and their impact on America.

• The American flag: The main subject of the piece, representing the United States and its people.
• Dripping paint: Symbolizes the pain, grief, and loss experienced after the attacks.
• Twin Towers silhouette: Represents the World Trade Center buildings and their destruction, a central symbol of the tragedy.
• Muted colors: Convey the somber and solemn atmosphere surrounding the event.
• Textured surface: Adds depth and complexity, possibly representing the multifaceted nature of the event and its aftermath.

09/10/2026

Looking ahead to the weekend in Downtown Newark! The Lite the Nite Car Show is happening this Saturday, September 12th, and we’re excited to see downtown come alive.

With the event, please plan for road closures and limited parking throughout downtown for the day. If you’re heading to the Newark Arcade or exploring downtown, we recommend parking at the parking garage at 32 S. Fourth St., just a short walk from the Arcade’s Fourth Street entrance.

Come enjoy the car show, grab a bite, do a little shopping, and make a day of it downtown. We’ll see you at the Arcade!

09/09/2026

“All things are possible if you believe.”
— Mark 9:23

Joe Sinsabaugh, painter
(10” x 10”)