The 12th annual Sourland Spectacular cycling event will start and end at the Watershed Institute on Sept. 9. Proceeds from the event will support Sourland Conservancy’s forest restoration effort, now underway. Over the last three years, the Sourland Conservancy has planted over 29,000 trees and shrubs and hopes to plant 12,000 trees and shrubs this…
“A Christmas Carol” is an annual tradition in Princeton at McCarter Theatre, and a favorite part of that tradition is seeing local children take part in the youth ensemble. Members of the Young Ensemble have the opportunity to perform alongside professional actors on McCarter’s Matthews stage. Maybe you could be the next Martha, Belinda, Peter, or…
The 94th annual juried art exhibition at Phillips’ Mill in New Hope, Pa. will take place Sept. 23-Oct. 29. Serious art collectors from across the region and beyond anticipate the show as an important opportunity to expand their collections. Art lovers everywhere enjoy the breadth of work in the show. If you are an artist…
Nora Elliott, a rising eighth grader at Timberlane Middle School, is the winner of the 2023 cover art contest for the Hopewell Harvest Fair. Elliott’s watercolor painting of the fair will be featured on the cover of the Hopewell Harvest Fair Almanac, which will be available in late August. The Hopewell Harvest Fair will be…
The West Windsor Arts Council is seeking handmade whimsical or functional objects created by artists and craftspeople for the annual Off the Wall Holiday Market. Work must be original and handcrafted by the artist. The Holiday Market will take place in the gallery at the West Windsor Arts Council with holiday tents and lots of…
Artists of all ages and skill levels are welcome to join the Arts Council of Princeton’s new community zine project. Zines are self-published books that can be easily reproduced and distributed. They can be about a variety of different subjects from politics to art, mental health, culture, science, activism, and much more. Participants are invited…
The family-friendly event takes place at Mercer Meadows.
Princeton University Concerts and the American Repertory Ballet are teaming up to offer free dance classes to people with Parkinson’s Disease. The collaboration aims to explore the intersection of music, dance, and Parkinson’s Disease while serving residents in the region who have the disease. Starting on Monday, July 31, an instructor with the American Repertory…
Submissions are due by July 17.
Get support for winter heating bills by applying for this program.
Arm In Arm, a nonprofit organization founded in 1980 by leaders of Nassau Presbyterian Church and Trinity Church in Princeton to help community members struggling financially, is seeking volunteers to deliver food and work at the group’s area food pantries and distribution center. The organization’s mobile food pantry hosts events three to four times a…
Volunteers accept books Wednesdays and Saturdays from 10 a.m. until noon.
The event is for Princeton residents only.
The Princeton Recreation Department will host a Community Park master plan open house from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Thursday, March 30 at the municipal building at 400 Witherspoon Street. Residents will be able to share their feedback and ideas with officials at the meeting. Representatives from the town’s consulting firm, Suburban Consulting Engineers,…
The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission Mobile Unit will be in Princeton at 1 Monument Drive March 6 through March 10. You can make appointments online to visit the mobile unit and register for a REALID or renew your vehicle registration.
The event will be held at the Nassau Inn in Princeton.
Register for ukulele lessons at the Somerset County-operated Montgomery Senior Center. The “Lunch and Learn” six-week beginners’ program will be held every Wednesday beginning March 1 to April 5, from 1 to 2 p.m. The deadline to register is Tuesday, Feb. 28. Participants do not need experience playing a stringed instrument or reading musical notes…
