Events (continued)

10/6 - Eden Autism 5K & Fun Run/Walk, 7:30am – 12pm, 2 Merwick Road, Princeton NJ. When you run the Eden Autism 5K & Fun Run/Walk, you help provide critical services for individuals with autism and their families. Your support enables individuals with autism to lead fulfilling, productive, and engaged lives in their communities, to the full extent of their abilities.
The first 800 registrants will receive a free shirt, hat, finisher's medal, and goodie bag. The event features a USATF-certified 5K Course, a 1-mile fun run/walk, festival activities for children, and door prizes! $35 pre-registration | $30 ages 5-17 | $30 USATF members | free for children 4 and under $40 same-day registration 7:30 am: Same-day registration opens 9:00 am: 5K and Fun Run/Walk begin
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10/6 - Fall Fest, Friends of Princeton Open Space, 3-5pm., Join Friends of Princeton Open Space for our annual Fall Fest fundraiser to honor our community volunteers and raise funds for our paid internship program. The event will take place in the beautiful setting of the Mountain Lakes House, overlooking the lake at the Billy Johnson Mountain Lakes Nature Preserve in Princeton, New Jersey. Featuring: Live Music, Local craft beer, hard cider, and non-alcoholic drinks, Plant-based fall food, Nature-themed activities for all ages. Mountain Lakes House // 57 Mountain Avenue Princeton. $60 per person + online ticket fee // children 12 and under are free FOPOS Fall Fest is rain or shine. Attendees must be 21 or older to be served alcohol.

10/7 – French Conversation Group, Alliance Francaise, 10-11:30am., Whether you're still learning French or an old pro, these conversation groups provide a wonderful opportunity to practice and hone your speaking skills in a friendly, open environment. All levels are welcome! Additional Date: 10/21. McCaffrey's Market Princeton upstairs dining hall
RSVP to gailbruno7@gmail.com

10/7 - Continuing Conversations on Race, Princeton Public Library, 7:00pm., Nathalie Edmond discusses strategies for centering racial justice and balancing compassion with accountability highlighted in her book "Mindful Race Talk: Building Literacy, Fluency and Agility." Register for link to attend virtually.
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10/8 - Picture Perfect: Music and the Movies, PSO Soundtracks Series 7:00pm., Radio personality and music journalist Ross Amico talks about his favorite film scores and shares observations on the evolution of movie music during the free Soundtracks talk Picture Perfect: Music and the Movies. Q&A immediately following.
Presented by the Princeton Symphony Orchestra (PSO) in partnership with Princeton Public Library on the library's 2nd floor Newsroom, 65 Witherspoon St., Princeton NJ. Free and open to the public. www.princetonsymphony.org/

10/8 - Old Poems Made New: An Evening of Biblical Poetry and Song, Princeton Seminary @The Farminary, 7-9pm., This fall, Princeton Seminary’s art@ptsem committee is hosting, “Old Poems Made New: An Evening of Biblical Poetry and Song,” in partnership with the University of Pennsylvania’s Herbert D. Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies. Held on the patio of The Farminary, the seminary’s 21-acre sustainable farm, we are excited to present a curated evening of poetry, music, and celebration of the arts. Free and open to the public, the program will include reception, live music, poetry reading, and a discussion between the artists. The event is free, but advanced registration is required.

10/9 - Get Covered NJ, Robbinsville Branch,6:30pm Get Covered New Jersey is the state's official health insurance marketplace, where New Jerseyans can apply for insurance from private health insurance companies. Join Carolyn Schindewolf, Certified Application Counselor, Penn Medicine Princeton Health, to learn about the program, who is eligible and information on financial subsidies. Registration is required. 42 Robbinsville-Allentown Road Robbinsville, NJ 08691 609-259-2150

10/10 - Author: Diana Weymar on "Crafting a Better World", Princeton Public Library, 7-8pm, Diana Weymar, the creator and curator of the public art projects Interwoven Stories and Tiny Pricks Project, discusses her book "Crafting a Better World: Inspiration and DIY Projects for Craftivists."
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10/12 - Re-enactment of 1899 Camp Meeting, Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum (SSAAM), 12-4pm. The Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum (SSAAM) will hold a free, family-friendly event recreating an 1899 Camp Meeting with live music, costumed reenactors, horse and buggy rides for kids, and more. This is SSAAM's first-ever living history event and is presented as part of Somerset County's 19th annual "Journey Through the Past" weekend.
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10/12 - Tulpehaking Nature Center 10th Anniversary Celebration, 12-4pm., On October 12, the Tulpehaking Nature Center will host a public event celebrating 10 years of service to Mercer County residents and visitors. Attendees will have a chance to enjoy family-friendly activities, live animal presentations, guided nature walks, cake and ice cream.
This is a great event for families with children of all ages. It will also be of interest to residents interested in nature, environmental education, and/or environmental justice. Tulpehaking Nature Center, 157 Westcott Ave., Hamilton, NJ 08610
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10/13 - Ceramic Scavenger Hunt, Arts Council of Princeton, 11-1pm., We'll hide handmade ceramic pieces around town. Find one and it’s yours to keep! You’ll explore the beauty of downtown Princeton while adding to your art collection: win-win! Totally free to participate and it gets even better - if you find a piece, you’re entered into a drawing for swag including ACP merch and gift cards to fan-favorite local businesses.
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10/15 - Author: John Grisham and Jim McCloskey in Conversation with David A. Davis, 7-8:15pm, Nassau Presbyterian Church.
The authors discuss their book, “Framed,” which features 10 stories of wrongful convictions and the hard-fought battles for exoneration that followed. Free tickets available starting Sept. 15.
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10/16 - "The Anxious Generation" Seminar, Cambridge School, 3:30pm.,100 Straube Center Blvd., Pennington NJ 08534. Are you concerned about the rising levels of anxiety, stress, and mental health challenges among today's youth? Join us for an insightful workshop exploring Jonathan Haidt's groundbreaking book, "The Anxious Generation". Key Takeaways: the root causes of increasing anxiety in teens and young adults, the role of social media, overprotection, and societal expectations, how to foster resilience and emotional strength in your child. Register Here

10/18 - S.T. Lee Film Screening: My Architect, Wolfensohn Hall, 4-7pm. Join us for a public screening of the documentary My Architect, the Oscar®-nominated film by current IAS School of Historical Studies Visitor Nathaniel Kahn. IAS School of Historical Studies Professor Maria Loh will discuss the film with Nathaniel Kahn and open questions to the audience following the screening.|
Click HERE to view the official trailer of My Architect.
Register here to attend.

10/18 - Princeton Folk Music Society Concert - Beppe Gambetta, 8pm., Princeton Folk Music Society presents American and Italian guitar master Beppe Gambetta. Live and live-streamed. Christ Congregation Church, 50 Walnut Lane, Princeton. Tickets in advance or at the door: $25 ($20 members). Show starts at 8:00 PM, doors open at 7:30 PM. For advance tickets, live-stream access, or more information: www.princetonfolk.org

10/19 - OAKtober Celebration at Marquand Park Children's Arboretum, 10-12pm., Join us for a celebration of the Oak in Marquand Park in Princeton! Free oak saplings, cookies and cider, oak scavenger hunt. Make seed bombs for our meadow planting! Parking: Lovers Lane parking lot. Overflow parking on Mercer Street between Hibben Road and Springdale Road. Additional parking on Olden Lane. www.marquandpark.org/ 

10/19 - Fall Book Sale, Hunterdon County Historical Society, 10-2pm., The nonprofit Hunterdon County Historical Society will conduct a fall book sale outside its Archive Building, 67 River Road in Raritan Township.The sale will feature a wide selection of books about townships in Hunterdon County; the history of New Jersey and other states; biographies; volumes on the American Revolution, the Civil War, World War II, antiques, old barns and homes, and much more. The sale includes reproductions of historic maps and posters. Arrive early for the best selection. Rain date is Sunday, Oct. 20. Cash or check is preferred.

10/19 - CMS KIDS: Tuneful Travelswith The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, 1 and 3pm., This CMS Kids program is a Relaxed Performance, an inclusive concert experience in a judgement-free environment. From the gentle sway of slow melodies to the lively rhythm of fast tunes, join us for a magical journey where music for piano, violin, and bassoon becomes a vibrant expression of joy and movement. $5 Kids/$10 Adults. Tickets are available online at puc.princeton.edu, by phone at 609-258-9220.

10/20 - Pizza in the Hut - Celebrate Sukkot with Beth El Synagogue Sunday October 20th at 11am. Come to the Beth El Synagogue Sukkah and enjoy a delicious pizza dinner and ice cream (gluten free options available upon request). $8 adults; children under 12 free with RSVP. In the event of inclement weather, dinner will be held inside. RSVP by Monday, October 14th online at bethelsynagogue/shulcloud.com/form/hut. For more information call 609-443-3354 or email membership@bethel.net. Open to the community!

10/20 - Lawrence Hopewell Trail’s Annual Trail & Treat Ride, 3-5pm., Kick off Halloween early with the Lawrence Hopewell Trail’s annual Trail & Treat event on Sunday, October 20, 2024. Children 12 and under and their families can wear their Halloween costumes, ride their bikes on the trail to collect candy and treats, have their faces painted, and enjoy live music by kids band School of Rock. Cost is $10 per child two and older. Children under two are free. Parents are encouraged to pre-register their children online by visiting the LHT’s website, lhtrail.org/trailandtreat/. Onsite registration is also possible, space permitting. Lawrence Township’s Village Park near the Yeger Drive entrance/parking lot.

10/20 - The Princeton Singers, Art on Hulfish, 7pm. The Princeton Singers presents works of Australian, European, South African, and music of the Americas, exploring the influences of Indigenous music on classically trained composers. Don’t miss this captivating journey through the unique works by Australian composers Sarah Hopkins, Stephen Leek, Canadian Lydia Adams, and Antonin Dvorak, and by the Native American composer Jerod Impichchaachaaha' Tate, as well as African American spirituals.
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10/21 – Monthly Meeting, The Women's College Club of the Princeton, 1-3pm., The Women's College Club of the Princeton will meet 1 to 3 PM at Morven Museum Stockton Educational Center 55 Stockton, Princeton NJ. This month's topic is Transformational Advocacy: Reclaiming Our Democracy presented by Sam Daley-Harris. He will speak about the value of engagement in causes we believe in. He maintains that when we advocate for transformational change during these politically charged times, we experience actual joy. Free and open to the public. For more information contact WCCPNJ.org

10/22 - OAKtober Talks @Morven, 6:30-8pm., Celebrate OAKtober with the Marquand Park Foundation and Morven Museum & Garden! You're invited to a special evening of talks with local researchers exploring the legacy of oaks. Daniel Druckenbrod, Professor in the Department of Earth and Chemical Sciences at Rider University, will discuss his work dating trees using dendrochronology including an oak from Marquand Park. Elizabeth Hyde, Professor in the Department of History at Kean University, will present her research surrounding André Michaux's "Historie des Chênes de L'Amérique" and the geo-politics of the oak in the 18th century Atlantic World. Meet at Morven's Stockton Education Center. Free parking in the museum's lot at 55 Stockton Street, Princeton, NJ 08540. Ticket Prices--General Admission : $10, Morven Member: $5, Student: $5. www.morven.org/upcoming/oaktobertalks

10/24 - 7th Annual Beyond Pink Art Show, 5-9:30pm. YWCA Princeton's Breast Cancer Resource Center (BCRC) will host its seventh-annnual Beyond Pink Art Show on Thursday October 24th at Marketfair. The event serves as a heartfelt tribute to local women who are living with, through, and beyond breast cancer, showcasing their resilience and strength through art, most of which is created by women participating in the BCRC's Healing Arts Program. In addition to the reception on October 24th, art will continue to be displayed as a pop-up gallery for the entire weekend, ending on October 27th.
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10/25 - All Barracks Eve at the Old Barracks Museum, 5pm, Join us for an evening of spooky seasonal fun at All Barracks Eve! On Friday, October 25th, enjoy cider and donuts around a bonfire while listening to chilling tales told by historically outfitted storytellers. Festivities begin at 5pm and will include living history demonstrations and kids' activities. Spooky stories will begin at 6pm. Admission is $5 per person, children 5 and under are free. Tickets will be available for purchase on-site the evening of the event. All proceeds from this event go to help support our mission of preservation and education.
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10/25 - Hometown Halloween Parade & Dance Party, Arts Council of Princeton, 5:15 - 9:00pm. Don your best costume and meet us on Palmer Square for this Princeton tradition! Then . . .Hit the dance floor for a community celebration (7-9pm) full of family-friendly tricks and treats! This free, outdoor event follows our Hometown Halloween Parade — so keep those costumes on and let’s boogie!
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10/26 - “Preserve or Perish: 18th-Century Food Preservation", Rockingham, 1-4pm., Susan Plaisted of Heart to Hearth Cookery returns to the Rockingham barn to present “Preserve or Perish: 18th-Century Food Preservation.” Techniques for food preservation will be discussed and presented via actual preserved products, with limited hands on, and augmented with Power Point pictures.The event is free, but donations to Rockingham are always welcome! 84 Laurel Avenue/Kingston-Rocky Hill Rd. (Rte. 603) in Franklin Township, Somerset County. For further information, please call 609-683-7132 or go to www.rockingham.net.

10/26 - Origins of Halloween Night Hike, The Watershed, 6-9:30pm., Join us on a journey through the woods on a crisp autumn night led by a trail guide. Along the way you stop to meet the characters in an Irish Folktale that unfolds along the path. Guided hikes begin every 15 minutes; last hike begins at 8:30 p.m. Space is limited; register early to get your preferred time slot. While other Halloween programs are designed to frighten, this is designed to educate and enchant. Ages 5 to adult. Adult attendance and preregistration required. Younger siblings and strollers are not allowed for this program. Register

10/26 - Museum for All Ball, Princeton University Art Museum, 7pm, The Museum for All Ball is the Princeton University Art Museum’s annual dance party for local arts and culture lovers! The Ball advances the Museum’s mission of providing access to world-class art for all. Saturday, October 26, 2024, 7 p.m. Atrium, Frick Chemistry Laboratory, Princeton University A fun and stylish night out welcoming you to the world of art at Princeton.
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10/27 - Guild for Early Music Showcase, Morven Museum and Garden, 2-5pm, The afternoon includes: Six concerts of Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque Music by regional instrumental and vocal ensembles. Instrument "petting zoo" for all ages. Ensembles are: Baroque 'n Promises, Engelchor Consort, Montclair Early Music, Mostly Motets, Riverview Early Music, and Sharim v'Sharot.
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10/29 - Diwali Celebration, CMAP, 6:30pm, Enjoy lively music, delicious cuisine, and the rich traditions that make Diwali special. It’s a time to connect with our diverse community and celebrate the triumph of light, knowledge, and unity. Everyone is welcome! $10
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Client Promos

Don Fulano Reposado Tequila Dinner @The Perch at The Peacock Inn October 31 will feature a 5-course menu, each dish paired with a premium tequila. The dinner is $150 per person and includes sparkling wine, Palomas made with Don Fulano Blanco Tequila, cactus fries, and Mexican street corn tarts. Reservations are required. Call us at 609-924-1707, visit our website www.peacockinn.com/, or find us on Resy.com, bit.ly/4e5km4c

Join us at Princeton Nursery School! Spots available for 24-25 enrollment for ages 2.5-5 years old! Tuition assistance and tuition scholarship opportunities available for eligible families. ¡Se habla español! Join our welcoming and enriching Princeton Nursery School community today! princetonnurseryschool.org/

Come experience Oak Crest Day Camp and see if it's the right place for you! Our October Crest Fall Event, taking place on Sunday October 20th from noon-4pm, will provide opportunities to enjoy our favorite summer camp activities, have fun on inflatables and eat up at our All-Camp Cookout! Don't miss out on this great event! If you are new to Oak Crest, camp tours will be offered every 30 minutes. Take advantage of open spots we still have left for Summer 2025. Oak Crest Day Camp – 92 Cortelyous Lane - Somerset, New Jersey RSVP here

Naoki Sushi Dining - Join Us This October for a Special Celebration of Our First Anniversary! We deeply appreciate our amazing customers for making this year unforgettable. As a thank you, we're offering exclusive giveaways for our Omakase diners. Reserve your spot today and be part of the celebration! www.exploretock.com/naoki-sushi-dining
Kotobuki $150 (Table) / $170 (Sushi Bar)
Kagayaki $190 (Table) / $210 (Sushi Bar)

Did you know BeautyPlanetbyBarbie, Permanent Makeup Studio, offers a COMBO? This means that if you complete two or three initial procedures on the same day, you can save up to $200! You can combine lips and brows, brows and eyeliner, eyeliner and lips, or even choose to do all three zones at once and enjoy our COMBO OFFER! Schedule your appointment now at www.beautyplanetbybarbie.com or call 732-816-9991.

Princeton Field Hockey Club's Winter Indoor and Spring Program registrations are now open! You can access the programs through these links: WINTER: www.princetonfhc.com/winter-training / SPRING: www.princetonfhc.com/overview. If you missed tryouts, you can still join! Register for Spring before November 30^th and receive a $75 discount.

Do you wonder why our Butterflies are missing from our landscapes? Stop cleaning up for the Fall and leave the perennials until the Spring". Ask me how! Horticultural Management, email Horticulturalmanagement1@gmail.com 

October Shows @Catch A Rising Star
Friday, October 4 8pm - Jerrold Benford
Saturday, October 5, Special Event - 7:30pm - An Evening with Nini Grace (Psychic/Medium)
October 11 & 12 - Bob Nelson
October 18 & 19 - Ryan Maher
October 25 & 26 - Michele Traina - Divorce Diaries
For more info www.catcharisingstar.com 
Princeton Online Special, $20 tickets for all regular shows (excludes Oct. 5). Call 781.568.1471 to reserve

Open Heart Dance invites you to its Fall Homecoming Weekend this October 5^th & 6^th. A great way to discover this incredible movement technique, try a classes, meet other students, and feel the truly supportive environment. Sat 10/5 Offering S Stretch (12pm), an Intro Class (1pm), and Fluid Feminine Movement (3pm). Sun 10/6 offering S Stretch (11:15am). Check online for class schedule:www.openheartnj.com.

Rumble Boxing Princeton is offering $25-50 off your first 3 months of membership! Exclusions Apply. Join Rumble for 45-minute boxing workouts led by inspiring fitness instructors set to custom hip-hop and house mash-ups. rumbleboxinggym.com/location/princeton