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Princeton Soccer Academy |
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Next year’s PSA Princeton competitive soccer teams are forming for boys & girls born 2007-2016 with tryouts later in March/April. And, this spring, PSA Princeton Development Center develops a solid foundation in soccer for boys & girls born 2011-2018. PSA's professional coaches offer multiple training days, sessions focus on motor skill development, individual technical ability, teamwork & unity. All information to register and play is on our website. Come join the PSA family for an exemplary soccer experience. We create opportunities for players of all levels to reach their full potential. |
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Waldorf School of Princeton |
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The Waldorf School of Princeton, part of an independent educational movement of over 1,000 schools worldwide, is dedicated to recognizing the unique spirit of each child and inspiring our graduates to be inventive, skilled stewards of our shared world. We welcome you to visit our school and 20+ acres of campus serving as an extension of our classrooms. We are now enrolling for the 2022-23 School Year. To learn more or to arrange a personal tour, please visit www.princetonwaldorf.org or contact admissions@princetonwaldorf.org. |
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Boheme Opera NJ |
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Boheme Opera NJ brings live opera back to the stage for its 33rd season in a triumphant return to Patriots Theater at the War Memorial with RIGOLETTO – Giuseppe Verdi’s powerful, tragic opera of passion and revenge. A world-class cast and dazzling virtual sets transport you to the Duke of Mantua’s palace to meet the depraved ruler, his evil court and cursed, vengeful jester. Sung in Italian, with pre-curtain talks one-hour prior, performances will be on March 18 at 8:00 PM and March 20 at 3:00 PM. Visit bohemeopera.org/rigoletto for more information or click here to buy tickets. |
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Capitol Debate |
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Capitol Debate's goal is to enrich the social, intellectual, and academic lives of our students through the art of communication. Our debate camps teach students to structure arguments, prepare debate cases, research evidence, write rebuttal briefs, deliver speeches and refute opponent arguments. Virtual and In Person. |
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Bravura Philharmonic Orchestra |
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Don’t miss the rare opportunity! Bravura Philharmonic Orchestra is excited to perform with Avery Gagliano, the 1st prize winner of the most prestigious US National Chopin Piano Competition. The concert will be held on Sunday, March 20 at 7 pm at the Princeton Alliance Church in Plainsboro, New Jersey. General admission $30 (advance $20), premium seating $50 (advance $40). For advance ticketing, go to www.bravuraphil.org, email us at bravura.orchestra@gmail.com, or call 917-880-7161 |
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Chez Alice Catering |
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Are you looking to work with a great team? Or for a fun summer job? Chez Alice Catering is hiring for all positions at Hopewell Valley Golf Club! We have amazing opportunities for high school and college students as well as seasoned employees. Chez Alice offers great starting wages with additional gratuity. Benefits are available for full-time employees.
Opening this April!!
Come to our Job Fair on Thurs, March 3rd & Sat, March 5th for an on-the-spot interview You can submit your resume at hhgofnj.com/job-openings
Please call with any questions: 609-737-1199 |
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American Repertory Ballet |
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American Repertory Ballet (ARB) presents the world premiere of Ethan Stiefel’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, April 1-3, 2022 at the New Brunswick Performing Arts Center - an enchanting production that will transport audiences to a fantastical forest filled with fairies, elves, mischief, romance, joy and love. A magical production for audiences of all ages will be performed in collaboration with the Princeton Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Kenneth Bean. Tickets - secure.nbpac.org/midsummer. |
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Ballet Central New Jersey |
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BalletCNJ Summer Dance Intensive is a full day program for aspiring serious ballet dancers. Dancers must be 10-19 years old and at the intermediate or advanced level. Students will take multiple classes and styles daily. Classes include Ballet Technique, Pointe/ Pre-Pointe, Men’s Class, Conditioning, Pilates, Character, Jazz, and Modern. Dancers will be placed according to their abilities, experience, and age. There are options to participate for 2, 3, or 5 weeks. A performance opportunity is available to students attending the 3 or 5 week program. balletcnj.org/summer-programs |
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Princeton Online's Summer Camps Guide |
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A comprehensive guide to all local area camps in Princeton including academic camps, day camps, computer and technology camps, sports camps, performing and visual arts camps, special needs camps, and sleep-away camps! Also listed are educational programs, summer activities, and articles addressing first time campers and choosing the right camp for your child. |
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PRINCETON PERSPECTIVES!
An online magazine that takes a closer look at what matters to Princeton.
Check us out at PrincetonPerspectives.com
Next issue arrives March 15th!
Princeton Happenings - What's Going on Now That May Impact You? |
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New Blog Posts |
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Selling Season Is Upon Us! Tips From Donna Murray, Real Estate Agent |
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Links We Like |
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COVID-19 Resources
Meals on Wheels March for Meals
10th Annual HiTOPS Princeton Half Marathon
Montgomery Great Strides Walk for Cystic Firbrosis
World Water Day @The Watershed
Get On Down/Trenton Circus Squad
Monster Trucks at CURE Arena
Mercer Bucks Pickle Ball Club
Tulpehaking Nature Center Events
Sankofa Collaborative |
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Announcements |
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Spring Mini Camp @The Watershed - Bring your campers for a mini-camp experience complete with a day of hiking, exploring, playing, and enjoying nature's winter secrets. Register for the K-2nd grade group or the 3rd-6th grade group. Campers should be prepared for a busy day of being outdoors and lots of walking, no matter the weather. We recommend packing waterproof shoes, warm layers, lunch and snacks, a large water bottle, and a comfortable backpack. Masks will be worn when inside the Watershed Center, but are optional when outdoors. Grades K-6. In-person program. Dress for the weather of the day. Discount available for members. Register March 30, Register March 31, Register April 1
Financial Literacy Programs for Teens at PPL - Teens are invited to learn the basics of banking at the Teen Financial Literacy Program taking place at the library next month. The programs will be presented according to age group and feature two sessions each held in the Teen Center on the third floor of the library.
The sessions will be presented by local professionals and will cover the importance of savings accounts, credit and more.
Sessions for 13-14-year-olds will be held Wednesdays, March 9 and 23, from 5-6 p.m. Sessions for 15-to-18-year-olds will be on Monday, March 14 and Wednesday, March 30, from 5-6 p.m. Registration through the events is required - princetonlibrary.libnet.info/event/6218759
Mercer County Bike Drive April 9 (Rain Date April 16)
Do you have a bike that you no longer use? Maybe you have one that your child has outgrown? Mercer County and the Park Commission are hosting a Bike Drive at several locations throughout the county. We will take your old bikes – no matter the condition – and give them to the Trenton Bike Exchange, a volunteer organization that collects, repairs, and sells used bikes at a very low price. More info and donation locations: content.govdelivery.com/.../bulletins/3086b67
The Motor Vehicle Commission will be hosting three events in Princeton to provide services to residents including drivers license renewal, non-driver identification cards, REAL IDs, and license plate services. Dates: April 4, June 24, and September 26. Register by email with the Office of Senator Zwicker: SenZwicker@njleg.org, attn Pam Hersh. For individuals with no access to email, please call 732-823-1684.
From crafters to food purveyors, Mercer County is seeking vendors for the 10th annual Cultural Festival & Food Truck Rally, slated for Saturday, June 11, 2022, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Mercer County Park Festival Grounds. The annual festival showcases the region’s cultural diversity through the arts and crafts, dance demonstrations, music and cuisine. The festival organizers are seeking traditional artists and craft and food vendors to contribute to the wide variety of ethnicities and cultures that make up Mercer County. Interested parties should call (609) 278-2712 or email culturalfestival@mercercounty.org. The deadline to register is May 13.
FREE AARP TAX ASSISTANCE FOR SENIORS
Fridays through April 15
AARP sponsors free tax assistance for low and moderate-income people through the AARP Tax-Aide program. AARP volunteers who are certified by the IRS will be available to prepare and electronically file individual Federal and New Jersey State returns. These volunteer preparers are particularly familiar with tax regulations and rebate programs that affect seniors.
This tax year, AARP volunteers will prepare tax returns using the IRS and AARP requirements for same-day drop-off service. Using this service, you will be able to drop off your tax documents during your initial appointment and pick them up along with a copy of your prepared tax return later that same day. The drop-off location is PSRC’s Suzanne Patterson Building at 45 Stockton Street in Princeton.
A pre-appointment packet containing information on the same-day drop-off service and tax forms that you need to fill out before your scheduled appointment can be picked-up in advance or can be downloaded at www.bitly.com/AARPTaxForms
Call PSRC for packet pick-up locations and hours.
By appointment only. Register at princetonsenior.link/AARPtaxaide or call 609.751.9699. |
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Save the Date |
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March 26 – April 3, 2022 – Daffodil Days Festival
April 1 - 3, 2022 – ARB’S ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’
April 2, 2022 – Princeton Nursery School’s Starry Starry Night Gala
April 9, 2022 – Isles Spring Celebration
April 9, 2022 – Princeton Battlefield’s Spring Clean Up Day
April 16 & 17, 2022 – Bunny Chase @Terhune’s
May 6, 2022 – Morven in May
May 14 – 15, 2022 – DR Greenway NYC to Philly Bike Ride
May 20 – 22, 2022 – New Hope Celebrate’s PrideFest 2022
May 21 - 22, 2022 – Trenton Punk Rock Flea Market @CURE Arena
June 17, 2022 – Boys & Girls Club 85th Anniversary BBQ
July 23, 2002 – Sourland Mountain Festival |
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Events – In Person & Virtual School Open Houses
Major Non-Profit Fundraisers |
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3/3 - Author: Ben Okri in Conversation with Chika Okeke-Agulu - A Library and Labyrinth Livestream, 7pm., The celebrated Nigerian author discusses his newly released fable "Every Leaf a Hallelujah" and the reprint of his classic novel "Astonishing the Gods" with Princeton University's Chika Okeke-Agulu. One of Nigeria’s most celebrated authors, Ben Okri is the author of many post-colonial novels, poetry, short story collections and essays. With his new eco-fable, "Every Leaf a Hallelujah," and a revised edition of his 1995 novel, "Astonishing the Gods," his voice is as vital and resonant as ever. He is joined by Chika Okeke-Agulu at this event for a discussion of his recent works. Click here for more information
3/5 – Free Rabies Clinic, 10-12pm., Princeton Animal Control and the Princeton Health Department are hosting a Spring Rabies Clinic for cats and dogs on at the Princeton Fire Department, located at 363 Witherspoon Street. This clinic is free for residents of New Jersey. All pets must be at least 3 months old. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than six feet and all cats must be in a carrier. Email Princeton Animal Control with any questions at animalcontrol@princetonnj.gov or call (609) 924-2728.
3/5 & 3/6 – 24th Annual Cranbury Craft Show, 10-4pm., More than 100 exhibitors and artisans showcasing their amazing talents and a fun shopping experience featuring a wide-range of handmade items: jewelry, art, photography, pottery, candles, pet apparel, clothing, toys, gourmet foods, candy, desserts, and more. Proceeds benefit the Cranbury Education Foundation. Admission is $5, under age 13 is free. Masks required for all vendors, volunteers, and attendees. More info at cranburyeducationfoundation.org/craft-show/. The Cranbury School, 23 N Main St, Cranbury, NJ 08512
3/5 - Book Signing: A Farmer’s Life by Gary Mount – Terhune Orchards, 1pm., Gary Mount, owner of Terhune Orchards, has published a collection of his stories about the farm. He and Pam purchased Terhune Orchards in 1975, this is a collection of articles that Gary wrote about the process of making Terhune Orchards the farm and successful business it is today, their experiences developing new crops, techniques and endeavors. Gary will read from his book and sign copies. Terhune Orchards’ own cider and donuts will be served as refreshments. www.terhuneorchards.com/
3/5 - Ferrández Plays Dvoák - Edward T. Cone Concert, Princeton Symphony Orchestra, 8pm., Returning fan favorite and star cellist Pablo Ferrandez performs Dvorak's poignantly beautiful Cello Concerto on a program with Stravinsky's irresistible Firebird Suite. All attendees are required to be fully vaccinated. Additional date: 3/6. princetonsymphony.org/.../2022-03-05
3/6 – Glow in the Dark: Bold Beautiful Braids, 5pm., Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie, Cadwalader Park, Trenton. Lights off...click...and glow. Historic Ellarslie Mansion sets an elegant stage for glamorous braids and natural hair to bring our the brilliance of women. Get in the spirit and dress to impress! Visit ellarslie.org/braid-fashion-event/ for more info. (609) 989-1191
3/8 – Women in Princeton’s History, Lawrence Library, 1pm., In honor of Women's History Month, the Historical Society of Princeton will share the contributions of some of the diverse and influential women in Princeton's history, including immigrants, enslaved women, working women, and community leaders. These women played key roles in the town's development through their service to others. Presented by Eve Mandel, Director of Programs and Visitor Services for the Historical Society of Princeton (HSP). Sponsored by the Friends of the Lawrence Library. Please email hopeprogs@mcl.org to register to receive link to program. |
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3/10 - Historical Fiction Book Group, Historical Society of Princeton & PPL, 6:30pm., Get immersed in the world of a historical time and place, and then engage with a scholar to learn the “real” story. This virtual session (via Google Meet) will feature discussion of Confessions of the Fox, by Jordy Rosenberg, with Farid Azfar, Associate Professor of Early Modern European History, Swarthmore College. A New York Times Editors’ Choice, the novel reimagines the story of thief and jailbreaker Jack Sheppard in 18th century London to explore queer subcultures through imagined primary sources. Click here for more information
3/12 – Live and in Color, WWAC, 6-9pm., With the spring season right around the corner West Windsor Arts presents a festival-like experience with arts activities, food, and lots of color! This Holi-inspired event is paired with art auctions and sales featuring two categories of work: Featured Artists and GR8 Works. The works from the Featured Artists portion will be offered for bid in our silent auction. The works from the GR8 Works portion will be offered at a "Buy it Now" price of $88 per piece. For more information, please visit: westwindsorarts.org/event/live-and-in-color-gala/
3/13 – Exhibit Opening @Morven - Ma Bell: The Mother of Invention in New Jersey, 10am., Morven Museum & Garden is proud to partner with the AT&T Archives and History Center to explore the ways in which NJ-born creations came to be the building blocks of today’s technology. This exhibition will include original historical artifacts pertinent to the many discoveries, products and fields of work that comprised the Bell System in NJ, from the 1920s to around 1984, when the Bell System monopoly divestiture created the seven “Baby Bells” known as the Regional Bell Operating Companies. morvenmuseum.squarespace.com/mabell
3/14 - The Unbeaten Path: Gap Years, Travel, and a World of Learning, 7pm., Princeton Learning Cooperative. Life is filled with exciting learning opportunities, and what better time to explore them than while you are young? Young people all over the world opt to take time traveling, learning, and serving, whether it is during a post-high school gap year, summer break, or after college. The Learning Cooperatives are hosting an online information-sharing session where we will be joined by Holly Bull, a gap year counseling expert at Center for Interim Programs, and four panelists who will talk about their adventures and pass along their resources. Come be inspired! This event will be geared towards young adults and will follow with a Q&A. Register
3/16 - Sustainability in our Schools Virtual World Café, 7-8:30pm., Whether you are a teacher, student, parent, or community member, you are cordially invited to participate in an interactive World. During this event, we will break into small groups to consider each of our concerns and ideas regarding sustainability within the Princeton Public Schools. Learn more about this event. Please register for this virtual event here. This event is hosted by Princeton Public Schools in partnership with Sustainable Princeton. Thank you for participating and sharing your input.
3/18 - “Rigoletto”, Boheme Opera NJ, 8pm., Patriots Theatre at the War Memorial. The premiere show of Boheme’s 33rd-season, “Rigoletto” will fill the stage with memorable characters driven by passion, fear and the all-too-familiar lusts for personal power and pleasure at the expense of others. Bringing them to life will be an all-star cast of established and rising young stars, supported by the Boheme Opera NJ Orchestra and Men’s Chorus, conducted and directed by Boheme Opera Artistic Director Joseph Pucciatti. “Rigoletto” will be performed in Italian with English supertitles, preceded by pre-curtain talks in the theater one hour before start of performances, presented by Boheme Board President Jerrold Kalstein. Proof of vaccination and masks will be required for entry, and socially distanced seating will be observed for the audience’s health and safety. Visit www.bohemeopera.org/rigoletto for more information and to purchase tickets. Additional Performance – March 20 @3pm.
3/18 - The Princeton Folk Music Society presents an eclectic evening of foot stomping Klezmer, blues, rock, Celtic and Appalachian tunes with Lisa's Pieces. Christ Congregation Church, 50 Walnut Lane, Princeton. Admission at the door: $25 ($20 members, $10 students under 22, $5 children). Show starts at 8:00 PM (doors open at 7:30 PM). For more information: www.princetonfolk.org
3/19 - Aqua Marooned at the Tulpehaking Nature Center, 2-4pm., Free, Ages 12 and older, groups of 3 or more players. Come hang out, laugh, play, have fun, and explore nature in a new, exciting way! Aqua Marooned! is a new game that challenges you to get outside and get curious as you explore the outdoors. At this Trek-n-Game event, our staff will be on hand to introduce you to the game. Everyone goes home with a prize! Spaces are limited. Registration required. register.capturepoint.com/...govdelivery
3/20 – Piano Concert, Bravura Philharmonic Orchestra, 7pm., Don't miss the rare opportunity to see Bravura Philharmonic Orchestra perform with Avery Gagliano, the 1st prize winner of the most prestigious US National Chopin Piano Competition. The concert will be held at the Princeton Alliance Church in Plainsboro, New Jersey. General admission $30 (advance $20), premium seating $50 (advance $40). For advance ticketing, go to www.bravuraphil.org, email us at bravura.orchestra@gmail.com, or call 917-880-7161.
3/21 – PSRC Spring Fundraiser – An Evening with Manoush Zomorodi, 6:30pm., Host of Public Radio’s TED Radio Hour, Author of Bored and Brilliant
MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION HERE: princetonsenior.link/ManoushZomorodi. Questions about this Zoom event? Contact Lisa Adler at ladler@princetonsenior.org or call 609.751.9699, ext. 103.
3/25 – Hymnsing, Blawenburg Reformed Church, 5pm., Join us for three one-hour hymnsings in beautiful and historic Blawenburg Reformed Church (1832). Wind up your week or begin your weekend at 5 pm on Fridays March 25, April 1, and April 8. As the sun retires for the day, we will sing seasonally appropriate hymns from the hymnal HYMNS, SONGS & SPIRITUAL SONGS / THE PRESBYTERIAN HYMNAL (1990). Organist Kathleen Connolly will lead singing from the church's 1973 Gress-Miles pipe organ.Open to all, and appropriate measures for COVID-19 safety will be in place. Questions please reach out to our church office at office@blawenburgchurch.org and 1-609-466-1832. Blawenburg Reformed Church 424 Route 518, Skillman NJ 08558
3/25 – Start of Spring Storytelling @The Watershed, 7pm., Spring is here! Join us for a cozy night around the fire and listen to stories from near and far. Roast a marshmallow while our storytellers spin yarns both funny and touching. Our fire will take place near the Watershed Center. Bring a flashlight and a sit-upon or blanket if desired. Dress for the weather of the day- wear your boots, it's bound to be muddy! Ages 5 and up, preregistration and adult attendance required. CONTACT ahill@thewatershed.org $10.00 per Adult $10.00 per Child (5 years and up) Register at this link: thewatershed.doubleknot.com/event/start-of-spring-storytelling/2867060
3/26 – Mercer County Household Hazardous Waste and Electronics Recycling Event, 8-2pm., It's time to visit those corners of your shed, garage and home office to weed out offending products and keep them out of our landfills. Clickhereor for more information.
3/26 - 8th Annual HiTOPS Trans Youth Forum, 11 – 4 pm. This day-long celebration created BY and FOR trans and nonbinary youth will be held virtually and is FREE to all participants. The 2022 Forum includes nationally celebrated speakers, video highlights of trans and nonbinary youth, and a raffle. To learn more and register, visit www.njtyf.org
3/27 - Free Sanctified Vegetarian Prasadam, 1-3pm., Princeton Bhakti Vedanta Institute. We will be distributing and having kirtan indoors at the Princeton Family YMCA. Whether it's just for the prasadam, or also to participate in the kirtan, all members of the community, their family and friends, are welcome to join us!
Since March 2021, we hold these distributions at the Princeton Family YMCA on the last Sunday of every month. More information available here.
3/28 – Indoor Frozen Party, Lawrence Library, 10:30am., 2751 Brunswick Pike Lawrenceville, NJ 08648. You're invited to a Frozen party! Hum Elsa's "Let It Go" and other awesome Frozen songs as we make several themed crafts together!! Each registrant will receive a small treat to take home. Costumes are welcome. For all ages, youngest with a caregiver. Sponsored by the Friends of the Lawrence Library. Registration is required. 609-883-8295
3/29 – Cannabis Meeting, Princeton Council, 7pm., Princeton Council has scheduled a Special Meeting on March 29 at 7:00 p.m., that will include a presentation and discussion on the issue of cannabis retail in the community. The virtual meeting is open to the public to listen and participate. Instructions for how to access the meeting will be posted at www.princetonnj.gov. Click here for more information. |
ARB’s Mask-erade Gala March 12, 2022 - American Repertory Ballet will open its spring season with a festive evening of whimsy, world premieres, and gorgeous dancing at its Mask-erade Gala on Saturday, March 12, 2022, at the New Brunswick Performing Arts Center (NBPAC). This major fundraising event supports the organization's artistic, educational, and community engagement programs. Click here for more information
March 11 – 13 - unWINEd Weekend at Shady Brook Farm - Come out of hibernation and celebrate the luck of the Irish with us at the St. Paddy's unWINEd Weekend.
Fun includes LIVE music, tasty Irish food, locally brewed craft beer, Rose Bank Winery wines & spirited drinks + a balloon twister and plenty of outdoor activities for the kiddos (weather permitting). Don't miss it! shadybrookfarm.com/pages/st-paddys-unwined-weekend
Deadline for City Kidz World magazine submissions: March 17: We accept stories, essay, poems, illustrations. Submit stories to editor@citykidzworld.com.
Include your name, grade, and a photo.
The Dance Connection's Summer Dance Camp Deal
Register before March 19th to receive our Early Bird Discount! Only $293/week!
Dance Connection's Summer Dance Camp is perfect for children ages 5 through 11. Each week, campers take classes in Ballet, Jazz, and Hip-Hop. Campers collaborate on challenges, stay active, do arts and crafts, and more! danceconnectionnj.com/summer-programs/summer-schedule/
The New School for Music Study will present our final faculty recital for the 2021-2022 season on Sunday, April 3rd, at 3:00PM. The program will feature a variety of piano music of the Contemporary era. Please visit our website for details and tickets. |
