The Amazing Pumpkin Carve: The scary and the whimsical on display at drive-through exhibition in Titusville through Sunday
The event is sponsored by the Hopewell Valley Arts Council.
Changing stars with the High Frontier: Spotlight on Princeton native Will Henry’s new film
A special screening of “The High Frontier” will be held Thursday, Oct. 7 at 7:30 p.m. at the Princeton Garden Theatre.
15th annual Princeton Environmental Film Festival returns this month as a virtual event
The 15th annual festival features 34 films and is free to the public.
William Lockwood, Jr. to step down as director of special programming at McCarter Theatre after more than half a century
Lockwood will still work with McCarter as a consultant.
Princeton Area Community Foundation awards arts grants to eight Trenton nonprofits
The goal is to support emerging and established arts, culture, and history organizations in Trenton as they reopen and emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The return of the Hopewell Theater: A sequel
Rock singer and songwriter Danielia Cotton, a Hopewell native, will kick the reopening of the theater off on Sept. 10.
New artists’ cooperative to open at the Princeton Shopping Center in September
The grand opening is slated for Sept. 18.
McCarter Theatre audience members must be vaccinated or receive a COVID-19 test before attending performances
Masks will be mandatory for all guests.
Princeton Symphony Orchestra and Princeton Festival merge, expand symphony board of trustees
The Princeton Symphony Orchestra and the Princeton Festival announced in late June that the organizations would merge. The merger took effect on July 31. The Princeton Festival will retain its name and continue as a program of the Princeton Symphony Orchestra. The festival will be the orchestra’s flagship summer performing arts program. The Princeton Festival…
‘Going for the Gold’ exhibition at Ellarslie Mansion celebrates Athing Mu and 16 past Trenton Olympians
The Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie Mansion’s “Going for the Gold” exhibition celebrating Trenton Olympians past and present runs through Sept. 6. The exhibition features photos of Athing Mu and 16 Trenton Olympians from the past. Athing Mu (uh-thing moe) was born in Trenton. Her parents emigrated from Sudan, and she is the second youngest…
Hopewell Valley Arts Council awards four scholarships to new graduates
The Hopewell Valley Arts Council has named four 2021 Hopewell Valley Central High School graduates as recipients of the organization’s annual scholarships. Seraphina Gillman, Olivia Levin, Nicole Bartnikowski, and David LaRaus have each received a $500 scholarship. The scholarship program for students who want to further their education in any aspect of the arts is…
Free live music returns to Small World Coffee on Witherspoon Street in Princeton
Free concerts will be held at Small World Coffee on Witherspoon Street every Saturday evening.
Princeton Symphony Orchestra to salute PHS Class of 2021 with an outdoor concert May 26
The concert is free and open to the public.
Princeton Public Library to expand operating hours next week
Contactless pickup of library materials will still be available.
Time Traveler’s Lens ‘extended reality’ performance illuminates history of Colonnade at Princeton Battlefield State Park
Choreographer and filmmaker Merli Guerra has created 360-degree, extended reality videos that use dance to tell stories about the history of the Colonnade at the Princeton Battlefield State Park. The videos are viewable on mobile phones as augmented reality if you are on the battlefield grounds or as a virtual reality experience when viewed elsewhere….
Historical Society of Princeton preserves 300 at-risk oral audio recordings
The Historical Society of Princeton used a grant to preserve the recordings so researchers can continue to access them for years to come.
Photos: Dohm Alley Winter Wonderland
A new exhibit is now featured in the public alley on Nassau Street next to Starbucks.