Events (continued)

11/3 – SparkNight: Día de Los Muertos, Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers, 4:30-8pm. Exhibition highlight talks in English and Spanish, a sugar skull decorating workshop, and a performance by Mariachi Hidalgo, plus Gringo’s Taco food truck out front. Free and open to the public. 71 Hamilton Street, New Brunswick. zimmerli.rutgers.edu/event/sparknight-dia-de-los-muertos

11/4 – Job Fair, Princeton Middle School, 2-4pm., Please join us to discuss short-term, temporary, and long-term jobs at Princeton Middle School. Princeton Public Schools encourages parents (and their friends, adult children or spouses) to apply for jobs and substitute teaching positions. We will interview candidates and expedite applications on Friday afternoon. We have a variety of interesting jobs for current substitutes. Are you a retired teacher? Drop by and chat with us. We have leave replacement positions in English Language Arts, Financial Literacy, and Special Education. The event will take place at Princeton Middle School, 217 Walnut Lane, Princeton, NJ 08540.

11/4 – A Tribute to Stevie Nicks, Princeton Public Library, 7-9pm., A pioneer of women in rock and a cultural icon, Stevie Nicks has written and sung dozens of hit songs - both solo and with Fleetwood Mac - since she first appeared on the music scene in the 1970s. This concert is being held in advance of the event on Nov. 10 with Simon Morrison for "Mirror in the Sky," his recently released biography of Nicks.The tribute show, produced by Rob Freeman, will include 16 of Nicks's greatest songs and feature the local vocalists and musicians. Click here for more information

11/5 – HiTOPS Queer Career Day, 12-3pm., Get ready for a fun twist on your typical Career Day! On Saturday come to HiTOPS to meet and learn from LGBTQ+ professionals from various occupations. This event is open to LGBTQ+ youth ages 11-24. Tickets are limited, but registration is FREE - ow.ly/KjXH50L2v5Q

11/5 – Day of the Dead Celebration, ACP, 3-5pm., Celebrate el Día de los Muertos with the Arts Council of Princeton! Join us for a free, family-friendly outdoor festival to learn about this culturally rich holiday with Mariachi, folk dance, delicious food, and hands-on projects inspired by traditional folk art. artscouncilofprinceton.org/event/el-dia-de-los-muertos-2022/

11/5 – Avi Wisnia Concert, West Windsor Arts Center, 7pm., Award-winning singer/songwriter Avi Wisnia finds inspiration in 1950's west-coast jazz, acoustic American folk, Brazilian bossa nova, and contemporary piano pop. After the release of his debut studio album, Something New, he performed around the country in prestigious venues alongside renowned artists like The Roots, Ani DiFranco, Arturo Sandoval and Maroon 5, also performing concert tours in Japan, Poland, and Brazil. Registration is $25 in advance, $30 at the door. Seating is limited, so don't delay! More info HERE.

11/6 – Stomp Out Hunger 5K Walk, 9:30am., Stomp out hunger with a walk through St. Michael’s Preserve to benefit The Chubby’s Project which delivers food and support to Hopewell families. To secure your spot, please register by visiting The Chubby’s Project’s website: www.thechubbysproject.org/event-details/stomp-out-hunger-5k-walk.

11/9 – Healing With Music, Princeton University Concerts, 7:30pm., Princeton University Concerts ("PUC") invites audiences to hear from musicians who will share their experiences relating to music during illness through "Healing with Music," a new series of events that combine conversation and live performance. concerts.princeton.edu/events/roman/

11/12 – Sauce for the Goose Outdoor Holiday Market, 11-4pm., What makes the Sauce for the Goose Outdoor Art Market the best around? The insanely high quality of work that our vendors bring to the table. There's a reason this one-day sale is almost 30 years old! Sauce for the Goose will happen right outside the Arts Council's doors on Paul Robeson Place in the heart of Downtown Princeton. Shop from the best of the best in textiles, jewelry, ceramics, printmaking, photography, glass, wood, home furnishings, fresh flowers, and more (if you can believe it). Check out a few vendor highlights to begin planning your shopping HERE!

11/15 – PICKLEBALL – Princeton Ski & Sail Club, 7-9pm., Pickleball, presented by the Mercer Bucks Pickleball club. It is the fastest growing sport in America. Invented in 1965 in Bainbridge Washington, it is a paddle ball sport that combines the best of tennis, ping pong, and badminton. The name of the game "Pickleball" purportedly came from the founder's wife who shared that the newly invented game reminded her of the "Pickle Boat" in crew where oarsmen were chosen from the leftovers of other boats. We will discover who can play, what you will need, and where to play in our immediate area. Contact: Bob Kivlen, 908-672-1794 Location: Rocky Hill Inn, Rocky Hill, NJ Admission is free, snacks will be provided, drinks may be purchased.

11/16 – PSRC Health & Wellness Fair, 1-4pm., This year we are hosting our health and wellness fair in-person at our NSK location. We invite our community to join us for an afternoon with local health and wellness providers. There will be free on-site screenings by qualified medical professionals. In addition to gathering information about providers and services, we will have a therapy dog on-site. We highly recommend registering in advance, but walk-ins will also be welcome. All participants who have not previously provided a Covid-19 vaccine card will be asked to show this before entering the fair. Register at princetonsenior.link/health-wellness-fair

11/17 – McCaffrey’s Princeton Free Nutrition Event, 1:30-2:30pm., November is National Diabetes Month and a time when communities across the country bring attention to diabetes and pre-diabetes. According to the CDC, more than 1 in 3 adults may have pre-diabetes – and not know they have it. Join McCaffrey's Registered Dietitian, Jill Kwasny, for an informative and free nutrition program: Eating Well to Prevent Diabetes. Jill will discuss risk factors for diabetes and address questions about diet, carbohydrates, and the glycemic index. As always, Jill will offer menu ideas, cooking techniques and share a delicious recipe to sample. The program will be held in the upstairs bistro area, at the McCaffrey's Market in Princeton, located in the Princeton Shopping Center at 301 N.Harrison Street. RSVP to nutritionist@mccaffreys.com or call 215 750-7713 to reserve your seat.

11/18 – Discover the Night Sky, The Watershed Institute, 6:30pm., Enjoy a short hike to the big meadow for some sky-gazing with telescopes and tales of the constellations. Bring a blanket for reclining. Ages 8 and up. Adult attendance required. Discount available for members. Dress for the weather. Click here for more information

11/18 – The Princeton Folk Music Society presents Bruce Molsky, 8pm., with an evening of fiddle, banjo, guitar, and song. Grammy-nominated and described as "an absolute master", Bruce transports audiences to another time and place, with his authentic and personal interpretations of rarities from the Southern Appalachian songbook and other musical traditions from around the globe. Christ Congregation Church, 50 Walnut Lane, Princeton, NJ. Tickets in advance or at the door: $25 ($20 members, $10 students, $5 children). Doors open at 7:30.. Ample free parking. Masks and proof of vaccination required for entry. For more information, tickets, or livestream info: www.princetonfolk.org

11/19 – Roots & Branches of the 20^th Century Black Arts Movement: Paul, Ossie, and Alvin, 1-2pm., Arts Council of Princeton.
This presentation will elucidate how the iconic voice and presence of Paul Robeson influenced the artistry and storytelling of Ossie Davis and Alvin Ailey. Local artist Maya Bradley will perform interpretive dance alongside the lecture presentation of Dr. Joy Barnes-Johnson, Program Chair of the Paul Robeson House of Princeton and Princeton Public Schools Educator. Free. Learn more and register.

11/20 – Off the Wall Holiday Market, WWAC, 12:30-5:30pm., Over 100 works of art and artisan crafted items will be on display and available for purchase.
Everything is priced to sell at $400 or less.
Beautiful gifts and one of a kind items for yourself or that special someone.
Our goal is to make this a great experience for you with complimentary refreshments and more. Make it a day out with friends!
Learn more about this year's Off the Wall Holiday Market.

11/21 – Monthly Meeting, The Women’s College Club of Princeton, 1-3pm., Joyce Felsenfeld, Docent at The Princeton Art Museum presents "American Art: Visualizing America through Art. She will be showing works from the Princeton Art Collection, from the 18th to the 21st centuries. Featuring artists such as Charles Wilson Peale, Frederick Remington, Georgia O'Keefe, Andy Warhol. Free. WCCPNJ.org. The Women's College Club Of Princeton meets at Morven Education Center. 55 Stockton Street

11/25 - Opening Day: Artist Chalet Winter Village, 12-6pm., The Arts Council of Princeton's Artist Chalet Winter Village makes local shopping easier than ever! Each holiday season, buy directly from artists and makers to find unique, handmade giftables for everyone on your list. Stop by Hinds Plaza on Fri, Nov 25 - same night as the Palmer Sqaure tree lighting! - to shop from four unique Chalets. Vendors change each week until Christmas Eve. Learn more. 

11/25 – Annual Tree Lighting, Palmer Square, 5pm., Join us for our annual Tree Lighting featuring traditional musical performances from our community partners and a whole lot of holiday family fun! Of course we expect other visitors and hope Santa will once again use his magic to kick off the holiday season and help us light the tree!

11/30 - Cocktails for a Cause, Dress for Success Central New Jersey, 6-8:30pm., Sara McDermott, she is now an accomplished author who recently published “Wolves at Night,” an International best-selling novel! Honorees include NJM – Corporate Impact Award, and Crystal Feliciano, of Trenton Central High School – Community Citizen Award. The money raised will help fund the full continuum of career programs and services provided by DFSCNJ, which empowers women to achieve economic independence.
Click here for more information

Client Promos

Princeton Day School presents She Kills Monsters on November 3-4 at 7:30 p.m. and November 5 at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. in the McAneny Theater. Tickets are available at pds.org/skm. 

Turkey Family Fun @Tumbles Princeton – Two great events in November - Turkey Kids Family Day on Nov 12 and Turkey Kids Night Out on Nov 18. Book online: princeton.tumbles.net/en/calendar/

Princeton Junior School is opening their classrooms during select weeks throughout the fall. Visits for parents of students in Kindergarten - Grade 6 are available M-F at 9:30am, 10:30am and 11:30am. Register on the school's homepage at pjs.org. 

Thanksgiving Catering by Harvest Specialty - Our Thanksgiving 2022 menu is now available. Please visit www.HarvestSpecialty.com/thanksgiving to view the offerings and send an order request. We're accepting orders until 4pm on Monday 11/14. 

Girl ballers, join thePrinceton Girls Hoops (PGH) AAU family this Winter season.
Register BEFORE THANKSGIVING at www.pghoopsnj.com and receive a 10% DISCOUNT OFF PROGRAM FEES!! (Must mention "POL10" in the Comments section when registering).

taïm Princeton has just launched two exciting deals! Sundays only, get our new crave combo: any of our signature pitas, fries, and your choice of sauce for only $10. Feeding more people? We've introduced the family meal, a choose your own adventure of taïms greatest hits that feeds 4-6 for only $49.95. Check out taimkitchen.com for more information or download our app!

News from Prosthodontics of Princeton – Saturday hours now available once a month. Please call office for more info at 609-924-1975. Complimentary cosmetic consultations in Nov and Dec! $150 value – call today and treat yourself to the smile of your dreams.

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