Events (continued)

4/7 – Opening Reception, “Trenton Makes”, Old Barracks Museum, 6-9pm., This reception marks the opening night of a month-long exhibit which features Trenton artists and Trenton art. This exhibit consists of fifteen works from talented local artists Chee Bravo, Marge Miccio, and Jim Doherty. Come meet the artists themselves and discuss their works while enjoying light refreshments and soaking in a sampling of the city's creativity and inspiration. This event is free and open to public. The exhibit will run from April 7th to May 14th, 2023. No admission is required to view the gallery. Please visit www.barracks.org/arts-at-the-old-barracks for more details.

4/8 & 9 – Bunny Trail Festival @Terhune’s, 10-4pm., Celebrate the arrival of spring at Terhune Orchards' Bunny Trail Spring Festival - Follow the treasure hunt clues around the farm, discovering the spring! At the end of the hunt, guests can choose to do a bunny craft activity and meet the real Terhune bunnies. Admission is $10 In Advance/ $12 Day Of ( 3 years and older). Purchase tickets terhuneorchards.ticketspice.com/bunny-festival/

4/11 – Public Art Reception,The Anne Reid '72 Gallery at Princeton Day School, 3:30-5pm., The Anne Reid '72 Gallery at Princeton Day School presents Oge Mora: Illustrations, an exhibition of collage and mixed media work on paper from books such as The Oldest Student: How Mary Walker Learned to Read, Saturday, Thank You, Omu!, Everybody in the Red Brick Building and Shaking Things Up: 14 Young Women Who Changed The World. The exhibit opens on April 3, 2023, with a planned public reception on Tuesday, April 11, from 3:30 - 5 p.m. www.pds.org/the-arts/anne-reid-72-gallery

4/12 - Alternative Paths to College with Blake Boles, 7-8pm., Princeton Learning Cooperative. As self-directed learners, we face two interesting questions at the same time: How to prepare for college admissions as a non-traditional applicant, and whether higher education is even necessary. In this 45-minute presentation, Blake Boles will share stories, principles, and research related to these tricky questions, followed by an open Q&A to dive into more specific questions and concerns.This is an online event via Zoom. Please register at Eventbrite. Pay what you want donations help us defray the cost of the event.

4/14 – Milou Gallery Grand Opening/Benefit for Fisherman’s Mark, 6-10pm., Washington Crossing, PA-based American Pop Artist Perry Milou, known for his iconic portraits of freedom fighters and famous subjects, including Pope Francis, Cassius Clay and Frida Kahlo, is opening an expansive new gallery in Lambertville, NJ. The 2,600 square-foot Milou Gallery, located at 201 S. Main Street in the RiverWalk Complex, will feature Milou's work as well as four other well-known artists: John Stango, Stacy Roberts, Denise Fike, and Emily Taylor Rogers. 100 percent of proceeds from a silent auction during the gallery's grand opening, which will take place on Friday, April 14th from 6 to 10 p.m., will benefit Lambertville's long-time local food pantry and social services agency, Fisherman's Mark.

4/15 – 17^th Annual Watershed Stream Clean Ups, 9-11am., Register now and volunteer for the 17th Annual Watershed Stream Cleanups on April 15th and 22nd and help clean up a stream in your neighborhood! The Watershed's Stream Cleanups are a volunteer opportunity for youth and adults that help make our watersheds healthier, protect our environment and beautify our communities. Over the years, thousands of volunteers have removed over 71 tons (141,000 pounds) of trash from our streams. There are 15 cleanups on the schedule located throughout Central New Jersey. Learn more, find a session close to you, and register here.

4/15 – Special Open House, The Lewis School of Princeton, 10am., Understanding and Educating Smart Kids Who Learn Differently - When bright, creative students fall behind with classwork, or spend hours confused and frustrated trying to keep up with assignments, concerned parents look to The Lewis School to understand the reasons and unlock their children's potential.
We look forward to welcoming everyone to meet the Admissions Team, Lewis School Master teachers, Speech Pathologists, Athletic and Wellness staff, and administrators who are skilled specialists in evidence-based, research-driven teaching and learning.
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4/15 – S.H.R.E.D.F.E.S.T. - Princeton's Household Waste & Shredding Event will be held from 10 am - 2 pm at 101 Walnut Lane (Westminster Choir College, entrance on Franklin Avenue). Bring your shredding, electronics/computers, household goods, appliances, medical equipment, and more! This event is open to Princeton residents only.
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4/15 - CPNJ Presents Latin American Rhythms, Patriots Theater at the War Memorial,7:30pm., The exciting rhythms of Latin America grace the stage of the Patriots Theater, featuring the music of Joaquin Rodrigo, Arturo Marquez, and Jose Pablo Moncayo. Renowned Peruvian artist David Galvez joins CPNJ in a rarely-experienced concerto for guitar and orchestra —you don't want to miss this! Get your tickets: www.capitalphilharmonic.org

4/16 – “Swan Songs”, The Dryden Ensemble, 3pm at Seminary Chapel, located on the campus of the Princeton Theological Seminary, 64 Mercer Street, Princeton, NJ. Designed as a theatrical entertainment, the program is divided into two acts: French and English, reflecting two of the ensemble's passions. Tickets prices are $25 for general admission, $40 for patrons, and free for (students with an ID). Tickets are available at the door or online at drydenensemble.org.

4/17 – Monthly Meeting, Women’s College Club of Princeton, 1-3pm., The Women's College Club of Princeton Meets at Morven Education Center, 55 Stockton Street to hear Kathleen Biggins Talk on climate change. She is president and Founder of C-Change Conversations. Free Open to the public WCCPNJ.org

4/20 - Social Justice, Power and Politics in Indian Cinema with Eminent Filmmaker Prakash Jha, 5:30 - 6:30pm., Doors open at 5:15 pm. Princeton University | 50 McCosh Hall - in conversation with Princeton Historian Gyan Prakash, will introduce the genre of Indian cinema(s) featured recently at the 2023 Oscars. They will discuss the trajectory of Jha’s work and how Indian cinema — the largest film industry in the world, situated in the most populous nation — has represented socio-political issues over the years.

4/20 – Downtown Princeton Gallery Crawl, 5:30-7:30pm., Join ACP for a night of art at the Princeton University Art Museum's two downtown galleries, the Arts Council of Princeton, and the Princeton Public Library! Drop in to enjoy live music, food and drink, art making, and gallery activities. Free and open to all. Learn more.

4/21 – Concert, The Princeton Folk Music Society, 8pm., The Princeton Folk Music Society presents the very best in modern and traditional Scottish song and folklore with singer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist Alan Reid. Christ Congregation Church, 50 Walnut Lane, Princeton, NJ. Tickets in advance or at the door: $25 ($20 members, $10 students, $5 children). Show starts at 8:00 PM, doors open at 7:30. Ample free parking. Masks and proof of vaccination required for entry. For more information, advance tickets, and livestream info: www.princetonfolk.org

4/22 – Sing with Friends, Westrick Music Academy, 9-1:15pm., Join the Princeton Girlchoir and Princeton Boychoir and all our talented musical directors in a day of song, friends, games, and celebration — ending in a concert! This free event is open to all children who love singing and are in grades 2 through 6. Bring any friends you'd like! The more, the merrier! While the event is free, registration by an adult is required. Please register here: westrickmusic.formstack.com/forms/friends
Location: All Saints Church of Princeton

4/22 - Friends of Princeton Open Space Earth Day Celebration - Join FOPOS for an Earth Day celebration! We will be planting native species at the Billy Johnson Mountain Lakes Nature Preserve. This free volunteer session is open to all ages, and offers sessions from 10am-12pm and 1pm-3pm. Sign up: fopos.org/getinvolved.

4/22 - 2nd Annual Silent Film Celebration, 10:30-6pm., Presented by The New School for Music Study @AMC Marketfair in Princeton - Tickets are now on sale for our second annual Silent Film Celebration! Students will perform live piano music to accompany classic, humorous, silent films starring luminaries like Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton. Ten films will be shown throughout the day, and proceeds will support facility improvements at NSMS. We hope you will join us for this special event. Seating is limited. Purchase tickets online: nsms.ticketleap.com/sfc2023

 4/22 - Princeton Battlefield Society Spring Clean Up Day, 11-2pm., Princeton Battlefield State Park - A great way to welcome Spring, to enjoy the outdoors, and to work with other friends of the Princeton Battlefield.
You're also invited to a pizza party at 2 pm and a tour of the historic Thomas Clarke House.Garden tools and gloves will be provided. (You're welcome to bring your own.) We have bottled water and snacks. For Registration go to www.pbs1777.org QUESTIONS? Email us at info@pbs1777.org

4/22 – Community Green Fair, Morven Museum & Garden, 11-3pm., Go green this Earth Day at Morven! We are joining Sustainable Princeton, the municipality of Princeton, and the Johnson Park Elementary School Green Team for a free, family-friendly day of workshops and activities promoting sustainable living. The rain date is Sunday, April 23, 2023.
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4/23 – Building Princeton (with LEGOS), Historical Society of Princeton, 3-5pm., Visualize the town and campus as you've never seen them before! Working from photographs, teams recreate iconic Princeton structures out of LEGO building blocks. Choose among more than 50 historic structures, famous residences, community buildings, and houses of worship to construct a scale model. When complete, models are placed on a 30-foot map of Princeton, providing an amazing aerial view. Fun for all ages, Building Princeton is designed to increase awareness of the town’s rich architectural heritage. Teams can include up to 4 people, with at least one adult per group. Led by architect Stephen W. Schwartz from Building Blocks Workshops, LLC, this event is featured in other cities, including Montclair, Morristown, and Summit.
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4/23 - Adath Israel’s 100th Anniversary Celebration Concert with Six 13 A Cappella, 2pm., The Six 13 a Cappella singers will perform at Adath Israel Congregation of Lawrenceville, NJ, in celebration of the congregation’s 100th Anniversary. Six 13 is a groundbreaking, critically acclaimed six-man a cappella vocal band. The group brings an unprecedented style and energy to Jewish music, while performing all types of music, Six 13 is known for parodying contemporary pop songs by adding Jewish themes and lyrics. To find out more information about the Six 13 Concert or about other events at Adath please call (609) 896-4977.

4/23 – Open Acoustic Jam Session, Princeton Public Library, 3pm., At this inclusive and open jam for local musicians, chord charts and lyrics for will be provided. Simply bring your acoustic guitar, uke, violin, resonator, tambourine or your voice to join the fun.

4/25 – Film Screening, ‘Love and Communication’, Princeton Garden Theatre, 7pm., The New Jersey premiere of Love and Communication, an award-winning new film about the personal cost of autism, will be held at the Princeton Garden Theatre on April 25 at 7 pm. Written and directed by Princeton playwright Jim Christy, Jr., Love and Communication follows the experiences of parents of a child with autism, desperate to find the right treatment for their son. This unique film shows the personal cost of a broken special needs system, within a universal story about a couple struggling to find common ground. princetongardentheatre.org/films/love-and-communication

4/27 – A Night in Paris @Kristine’s – Benefit for Share My Meals, 6pm., Join us for "A Night in Paris," an evening benefiting Share My Meals, featuring a delicious and beautiful multi-course dinner with a carefully curated wine pairing. Proceeds from the event will go to Share My Meals, a Princeton-based nonprofit fighting food insecurity and the environmental impact of food waste by recovering surplus healthy meals and delivering them in local communities. You can learn more about their mission and make a donation here. Purchase event tickets here.

4/29 – Arbor Day Celebration, Marquand Park Children’s Arboretum, 10-12pm., Join us for the Arbor Day Children's Arboretum Celebration, with free seedlings, cookies and lemonade, and a free children's book featuring the park's special trees! Open to children of all ages. Parking: In addition to the Lovers Lane parking lot, overflow parking is available on nearby Olden Avenue. Visitors may also park on Springdale Road and the southbound side of Mercer Street between Hibben Road and Springdale Road, and enter the park through the Mercer Street entrance across from Springdale Road. (Rain date, April 30), Marquand Park, 87 Lovers Lane, Princeton, New Jersey
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4/29 – ACP’S Princeton Porchfest, 12-6pm., Porchfest is a walkable music festival where neighbors offer up their front porches as DIY concert venues. Talented local performers play rotating sets throughout the neighborhood during this day-long celebration of music, art, and our wonderful community. Stroll from porch to porch to enjoy live, local talent! Learn more.

4/30 – PSRC Spring Fundraiser with Keith Spencer, 7pm., Join us for a special event with Keith Spencer Trio in Concert Dynamic, versatile baritone vocalist and concert entertainer Sunday, April 30 at 3:30 p.m. (doors open at 3:00 p.m.) Dessert reception following concert. Location: Stone Hill Church, 1025 Bunn Drive, Princeton, NJ. FOR MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION: princetonsenior.link/2023-SpringFundraiser

Client Promos

Springtime Breakfast Special @Woolverton Inn
Celebrate Springtime with a morning visit to Woolverton Inn and enjoy our signature, 3 course country breakfast. Visit our sheep and enjoy a walk around our property as the trees and flowers start to bloom
Special "locals" rate of $25/person (plus tax and gratuity) for the month of April 
Available from 8:30-10am, Monday - Thursday - By Reservation only
Call 609 397 0802

Scavenger Hunt – Kids Night Out – Tumbles Princeton – April 7 - It's scavenger hunt time at Tumbles! Try and find all 10 Easter Eggs during the Easter KNO. You may find some obstacles along the way, but get through them for a chocolatey prize. Join the Tumbles Easter Bunny for an eggs-traspecial eggs-travaganza Scavenger Hunt and eggsperiment! Princeton Online Special Rate: $60
princeton.tumbles.net/en/

Iron Peak Sports & Events is offering 10% off our multi-sport and adventure summer day camp, until April 30^th. Camp runs for 9 weeks, Monday-Friday, June 26th-August 25th. July 4th is the only day off. 
Summer Camp Open House Dates this month: April 14^th & April 28^th. More info: ironpeakse.com

April Events @Alpha Fit Club Princeton: Friday April 14 - AFC will be hosting an autism awareness and donation class at 8:45 am. Saturday April 22 - Strive2Move Princeton will be hosting a stretch and recovery class at 11:00 am. Sunday April 23 - Fabletics pop-up shop will be hosted in the AFC studio during the morning classes. Sunday April 30 - AFC will be co-hosting an outdoor class in Palmers Square at 11am with Lululemon. Those interested in attending can sign up via the Alpha Fit Club App, email info.princeton@alphafitclub.com or text 908-332-5366 for more information. Our studio is located in Princeton Shopping Center at 301 N. Harrison Street, Suite 560. Princeton – AlphaFitClub

Harvest Specialty Catering Offers 10% OFF First Catering Event - We hope that you enjoy the offer. Please share it with your friends and family! Click here for offer: my.signpost.com/messages/

City Kidz World Writing Studio has launched an on-demand writing course, Creative Writing Bundle (Three courses in One: Character Development, Setting Development, Short Story), for pre-teens and teens that will not only provide a class for busy teens to develop their writing at their convenience with videos and worksheets, but it will also help teens write an excellent piece for City Kidz World magazine. Eligible students will receive a free 1-hour live coaching session and a thorough edit of their writing piece to submit anywhere they choose, including City Kidz World magazine. Register today ckw-academy.teachable.com/p/creative-writing-for-middle-and-high-school-students Receive 50% off for the launch sale if you register by April 30: Code LAUNCHSALE 

Mother's Day Weekend Arts Retreat @Appel Farm - May 13 & 14 
An overnight or day arts experience for caregivers and kiddos to create together! Special Mother's Day Brunch on Sunday and other meals included. 
Visit appelfarm.org for pricing and bunk options.

a.Wall Beauty The Studio is now offering Bryght Skin Lightening. A natural, vegan, FDA approved skincare treatment, Bryght threats hyperpigmentation and dark spots, anywhere on the body A quick and easy four-part treatment will lighten dark areas one to three shades with each visit.