Princeton NJ Events

HIP at The Ivy Inn

Wednesday June 10, 2026
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Come join us for delicious food, drinks, live music by East Coast Ambush, and a great time! Connect with HIP staff and Board Members to learn how neighbors are helping neighbors avoid eviction, homelessness, and drive systemic change in housing policy. RSVPs are appreciated but not required.

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ACP BYOB: Suminagashi

Wednesday June 10, 2026
6:00 PM - 8:15 PM

Slow down, relax, unwind. Let’s explore the ancient art of Japanese paper marbling. Suminagashi means floating ink; this meditative and playful art form creates swirling patterns, reminiscent of the natural world. Prints are made by dropping ink on the surface of water and touching the paper to the water’s surface. Save your spot.

America’s 250th Anniversary Concert, CMAP

Wednesday June 10, 2026
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Join us for a spirited musical journey as we honor America’s 250th anniversary through a program rich in heritage and heart. From the jubilant brass of a John Philip Sousa march to the soulful, sweeping melodies of Dvo?ák’s “American” Quartet, this performance captures the essence of the nation’s history. Performed by a brilliant brass quintet, the repertoire spans classical, folk, and jazz-influenced masterworks by icons like Gershwin, Price, and Copland. This concert explores how music has shaped our national identity across different eras, offering a warm and festive tribute to the American spirit. Registration required, no fee.

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Heritage Lecture - Behind the Lines: Female Followers of the Continental Forces

Wednesday June 10, 2026
7:30 PM

Join us on June 10th at 7:30 PM via Zoom as we mark the semiquincentennial with a fresh perspective on the American Revolutionary War, one that centers the often-overlooked women who supported the Continental Army camp. Who were these women and why did they follow the army? Historian Samantha Allison's presentation illuminates the vital role of female camp followers: the women who marched alongside military units, performing the essential labor that sustained the army's daily operations. The presentation also explores how military authorities navigated the presence of female followers. Officers sought to balance the practical necessity of support services with the demands of discipline and logistics, revealing a complex relationship between these women and the army.

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