Save the Date

March 24, 2021 – Wine Dinner at The Meeting House

April 3, 2021 - Princeton United Methodist Church Virtual Easter Egg Hunt

April 6, 2021 - Your Cutting Board, Your Palette: The Art of Presenting Sunday Brunch With Celebrity Chef Nick Liberato

May 1, 2021 – Kentucky Derby – Run for the Rosés – Crossing Vineyards & Winery

Events – In Person & Virtual

School Open Houses

Major Non-Profit Fundraisers

3/6 – Free Rabies Clinic, 9-12pm., The Princeton Fire Department is hosting a Rabies Clinic for cats and dogs at the station, located at 363 Witherspoon Street. This clinic is free for residents of New Jersey. All dogs must be on a leash no longer than six feet and all cats must be in a carrier. In addition, all people must wear a mask and maintain social distance. Email Princeton Animal Control with any questions at animalcontrol@princetonnj.gov.

3/6 – LOVE Your Park Day (Rescheduled), Friends of Princeton Open Space, 9-4pm., We'd love you to join us! Volunteer stewards will work outdoors under the guidance of our Natural Resource Manager using pruners, loppers, and hand saws to remove invasive vines and shrubs from the woodland habitat that borders the park entrance. Your work will help to ensure a future forest canopy, provide native habitat for wildlife, and enhance the educational and aesthetic experience for visitors of the preserve. We will celebrate our LOVE for nature with this beautification project. mailchi.mp/fopos/rescheduledloveyourparkday?e=d26488e02d

3/7 – Maple Sugaring, Nature Center at Washington Crossing State Park. 1:30-3pm. 609-737-0609. This event is a participatory demonstration in the procedures of home maple sugar production. Advanced registration required. Nature Center at Washington Crossing State Park in Titusville, New Jersey. Programs this winter are offered free of charge. All programs will require advanced registration so that we can manage social distancing. Face coverings are required at all these events. Attendance is limited and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Additional dates: 3/13, 3/14, 3/21.

3/7 - Virtual Concert – The Princeton Symphony Orchestra, 4pm. PSO presents a recording of live performances of Respighi's Ancient Airs and Dances, Suite III and Puccini's I Crisantemi, conducted by Rossen Milanov. Harpist Alexander Boldachev performs his own compositions for solo harp, as well as works by Smetana and Piazzolla. Tickets: $15/device access link; includes digital program and on-demand video for 1 week following the performance; princetonsymphony.org or 609 497-0020.

3/8 - From Bollywood to Hollywood: An International Women's Day Celebration, 7pm., Tune in for a Bollywood Dance lesson in a virtual celebration of International Women’s Day! Dancer & choreographer Uma Kapoor will get you up out of your chair, teach you some new moves, and play some of our favorite songs all about girl power! Arts Council of Princeton and NachNation,102 Witherspoon Street, Princeton, (609) 924-8777: $10. Proceeds benefit the Arts Council of Princeton's community programs. Register for this virtual event here: bit.ly/3pZGPXj

3/11 - Artist Talk: Glenn Ligon and Hilton Als, Princeton University Art Museum, 5:30pm., Artist Glenn Ligon, whose work draws on literature and history to explore race, language, desire, and identity, joins Pulitzer Prize–winning author and critic Hilton Als to discuss the ways in which art can engage and rethink the most urgent issues of our time. Click here for more information

3/12 – Rise & Shine Hike, 7-8:30am., Rise and shine! Join a park naturalist for an early morning hike in one of our parks. Fresh air and the sounds of nature are an excellent way to start your day. For teens & adults. Registration required, click here.  Masks and social distancing are mandatory at all in-person programs. 

3/13 - Rx: Laughter, a Virtual Gala Fundraising Event featuring an Online Comedy Show and Silent Auction, WWAC, 7 to 8:30pm
In times like these, we all need the medicinal qualities of a good laugh! We will host "Rx: Laughter," a virtual gala and auction benefiting the arts and education programs of the West Windsor Arts Council. WWAC board member Andrew Morris will keep the event lively and engaging as our dynamic MC!
4 live performances of comedy by up-and-coming stars! Not recommended for audiences under the age of 17, parental discretion is advised. A fun and fast paced race to be the winning bidder all in support of the West Windsor Arts Council. Anyone can join in on the fun! Bidding opens on Monday, March 8 and ends Saturday March 13 at 8:45 pm.
More Information and to purchase tickets: westwindsorarts.org/event/rx-laughter/

3/14 – Annual Princeton Pi Day – Virtual, 9am – all day event.www.facebook.com/PrincetonPiDay

3/14 – PSRC Spring Fundraiser/Author Event, 1pm., Chef Adeena Sussman, author of Sababa; Fresh, Sunny Flavors from My Israeli Kitchen. Adeena Sussman, The New York Times Best Selling cookbook author, food writer, and product development and consultant based in Israel, will join us from her kitchen in Tel Aviv. She will be sharing recipes from her recent Israeli cookbook, Sababa: Fresh, Sunny Flavors from My Israeli Kitchen to help us welcome spring. Sababa was named a Best Fall 2019 Cookbook by The New York Times, Bon Appetit, and Food & Wine.Registration at princetonsenior.wufoo.com/forms/xjbj33010o01kq/

3/14 – The Life of Albert Einstein – for KIDS!, Historical Society of Princeton, 3:14pm., Celebrate Einstein’s birthday (and Pi Day!) with an online interactive Zoom program by Historical Society educator Eve Mandel. Kids will learn how they have more in common with this genius than they thought! Topics include Einstein’s family, pets, love of science and music, and efforts to promote social justice. Free, but space is limited. Co-sponsored by the Princeton Public Library.princetonhistory.org/events/the-life-of-albert-einstein-for-kids/

3/15 – Irish Coffee House Concert with Gerry Dignan, VOICES CHORALE NJ, 7:30pm., A troubadour for our times, acclaimed musician, recording artist and song leader "Uncle" Gerry delights audiences around the world with his charismatic warmth and charm. A long-time friend of Voices and Music Together, Gerry will be sharing his music and story-telling at a special online event. Admission $15. Sign up and details on www.voiceschoralenj.org

3/16 – The Art of the Perfect Cup of Coffee, ACP/Small World Coffee, 7pm., Calling all coffee lovers! Join us to learn everything you need to know about coffee and brewing the perfect cup. Registration includes the virtual webinar, with the option to add a bag of Small World's delicious coffee and a handmade mug from the ACP Ceramics Studio! All proceeds benefit the Arts Council's community programs, helping us close the fiscal gap created by COVID. Register

3/17 - Virtual Zoom-Based Lecture/Performance Series: Boheme Opera NJ at Monroe Twp. Library, 1pm., "More Than the Barber" will display the beautiful vocal artistry of bel canto singing featuring operas by Rossini and Donizetti. Soprano Sungji Kim and tenor Thor Arbjornnson sing selections from The Barber of Seville, Elixir of Love, Lucia di Lammermoor and others. www.monroetwplibrary.org/news/boheme-opera-nj-spring-2021-programs/

3/20 - Pamela Z, Other Rooms, an Edward T. Cone Concert, 8:00pm.,
Virtual Concert, live from San Francisco, CA  - Composer and performance pioneer Pamela Z is at the forefront of exploring the boundary between live and electronic performance. Her delicate, intricate, elaborate songs are accompanied by electronic sounds that are triggered by her own movements. Pamela's music is not only sung, it is choreographed to – how she moves in space changes how her music sounds. mailchi.mp/ias.edu/save-the-date-ias-edward-t-cone-concert-series-20202021-season-580662?e=db4c7f3c8d

3/25 – Women in Princeton’s History, Historical Society of Princeton,7pm., In honor of Women’s History Month, join the Historical Society’s educators to learn 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. Free; registrants will receive an e-mail with the Zoom meeting login information two days prior to the event. princetonhistory.org/events/women-in-princetons-history/

3/27 – Virtual Cooking and Booking with the Easter Bunny,9am and 11am (2 options) Attendees will enjoy a cooking demonstration with Chef Janet of JADE Grill & Cafe in Hamilton, story time with Patti McDougall, featuring "How to Catch the Easter Bunny" by Adam Wallace...and an appearance by The Easter Bunny! Hosted in partnership with the RWJUH Hamilton Foundation, proceeds will benefit the Community Impact Alliance (CIA) of RWJUH Hamilton, which supports RWJUH Hamilton and its community. Register

3/27 – Trenton Circus Squad’s “Get On Down” Fundraiser, 7pm., The annual fundraiser presented by Trenton Circus Squad will feature an all-Squad virtual performance to raise money for our general operating costs. Contributions will allow Trenton Circus Squad to keep the program open and FREE to all youth, ages 6-18. Before COVID-19, Trenton Circus Squad hosted over 200 workshops and 12 performances at the Roebling Wire Works building each year, entertaining over 2,000 local children and families. "Get On Down!" is an opportunity for the Squad to expand their creativity and introduce new and innovative ways of presenting challenging, entertaining, and now, socially conscious circus arts performances. www.eventbrite.com/e/get-on-down-be-the-change-tickets-141010152161

3/29 – Genealogy – Your Family Tree – MCLS, 2pm., Find out how to research your family tree using online research databases such as the Library Edition of Ancestry.com, Heritage Quest, and others. Find out how to get started on your research. Take advantage of our temporary remote access for Ancestry Library, now available from home until June 30, 2021! Registration with an email is required so we can send you a link to connect through GoToMeeting. You will receive the link approximately 24 hours before the program. 609-883-8292 classreg@mcl.org

Client Promos

Chemistry for Budding Scientists - Come and join in the fully immersive, engaging hands-on experience in understanding chemistry. Each week a different theme is offered Workshops are virtual with a capacity of six registrants per workshop ages 8-13yrs. Weekly as well as Spring/Summer break programs available and begins in March. Contact us for Registration, dates and rates at Chemistryforkids@yahoo.com

Registration for Westrick Music Academy Term 4 Virtual Classes is now open!
Classes include Yoga for Singers, Group Ukelele, Musical Theater Fun, Comedy Improv Workshop and Private Voice Lessons. Classes are available for youth and adults and will run from March 15 - April 19
For more information, please visit www.westrickmusic.org/education 

March 13th & 14th - Princeton Pong is set to host the First Annual USATT New Jersey State Qualification Tournament! Over 20 different events to choose from with ALL 1st Place Winners receiving an automatic bid into the Main Draw at US Nationals in July. Winners will also have their entry fee WAIVED for that event! Sign-up today @ www.princetonpong.com/tournaments or go directly to omnipong.com/omnipong.asp. Please contact Ben@princetonpong.com or call 609-987-8500 for any questions. Hope to see you at the club!!

Summer Study and Enrichment 2021 @The Lewis School - July 6 – 23, 2021
K – High School, College Prep, Post Graduate, 53 Bayard Lane, Princeton, NJ, 609-924-8120
info@lewisschool.org or www.lewisschool.org/summer