The wait is over: Fans of some of the Garden State’s most famous faces can tune in this weekend to watch the New Jersey Hall of Fame‘s 16th Annual Induction Ceremony. 

The televised event will honor 21 of the state’s accomplished residents across enterprise, entertainment, education, sports and more. See the full list of inductees here. 

The special was filmed largely at the Hall of Fame’s brand-new $20 million, 10,000-square foot home at American Dream in East Rutherford. 

In June, officials cut the ribbon on the Entertainment and Learning Center. The facility includes several interactive features, such as the Great Hall and New Jersey Wall of Fame, inductees’ memorabilia, a karaoke stage where visitors can sing alongside holograms of local music legends and more. 

Hosted by actor Danny DeVito – who will help inductee and Jersey Mike’s founder Peter Cancro build a sub that DeVito says “tastes like home” – the induction ceremony will also include appearances from actress Meryl Streep, actor Paul Rudd, former New York Giants quarterback Phil Simms and more. 

“My dreams were born in New Jersey, and my imagination was nurtured in her public schools, and for that, I am very grateful,” Streep said. 

Gov. Phil Murphy added, “This is an annual opportunity to celebrate New Jersey’s best and brightest, both past and present.” 

The induction ceremony will premiere on My9 at 7 p.m. Nov. 16 and at 6 p.m. Nov. 17. It will also air on NJ PBS at 6 p.m. Dec. 28 and at 10 a.m. Dec. 29.