Events (continued)

1/7 - PSO Soundtracks: A Symphony Celebration, Princeton Public Library, 7pm. Princeton Symphony Orchestra's Edward T. Cone Music Director Rossen Milanov and Melanie Clarke mark Rossen’s 60th birthday with a look back at some of their favorite moments together on and off stage. Click here for more information

1/8 - The Simple Life of James Herriot, The World’s Most Famous Veterinarian – Virtual, 7-8pm., Princeton Public Library Anglophile and former UK resident Claire Evans recounts the life and times of Alf Wight, an unassuming country veterinarian who practiced for 50 years in one of England’s most beautiful places, the Yorkshire Dales. He rose to international fame later in life under the pen name James Herriot as he recounted the heartwarming animal stories and colorful characters of a bygone era, inspiring films and multiple television series, including the latest TV adaptation of “All Creatures Great and Small,” shown on PBS’ Masterpiece. Bask in the visual beauty of Claire’s recent Yorkshire Dales visit and learn the surprising story of the vet whose books still entertain millions.
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1/9 - ART OF Simplifying with Patricia Diesel, ACP, 5:30-6:30 pm With over two decades of experience helping people simplify their lives, Patricia Diesel has become a trusted voice in transforming chaos into clarity. Now, she's unveiling her latest book, P.O. CONFIDENTIAL: Untold Stories from a Professional Organizer. Don't miss this intimate opportunity to hear Patricia's behind-the-scenes stories, learn her secrets for simplifying life, and discover how you can apply these lessons to your own journey. Learn more.

1/11 - Don't Disturb This Groove Sessions: An Art All Night Fundraiser, 8pm – 12am. Looking for a night full of rhythm and blues, food and space for you to groove? Join us for our new series where the music is cultured and so are the people. Don't Disturb This Groove aims to cultivate an atmosphere where the music lovers and two-steppers can enjoy artists like Kem, Silk, Teena Marie, Crystal Waters, October London, Meshell Ndegeocello, Cleo Sol, Free Nationals, and more while eating good food and enjoying adult beverages. Music is curated by DJ B0ckman and Julian from My Bittersweet Philosophy. Vibes are curated by Kenny Bee. The event is powered by Artworks Trenton.
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1/15 - The M Factor Screening & Q&A with Dr. Sophocles, ACP, 6:30-8:30pm., The (M) Factor: Shredding the Silence on Menopause film explores the hidden impact of menopause on women's lives. Menopause has ramifications beyond just an individual woman's well-being. The far-ranging results of women enduring untreated menopause include billions of dollars in lost wages, upended careers, family disruptions, and emotional chaos. With evidence-based information, the film empowers women to make informed health decisions and aims to remove the stigma surrounding menopause and aging.
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1/16 – Evergreen Forum Spring 2025 Open House, CMAP, 12:30-4pm., (Hybrid - In-Person at NSK Location and on Zoom) Join us for our first Open House this January. Discover a vibrant community of learners and explore a diverse range of engaging courses. Meet Spring 2025 Course Leaders, attend insightful sample lectures, and enjoy light refreshments while mingling with fellow participants. Plus, you could win a free Evergreen Forum class! Whether you’re a longtime participant or new to Evergreen Forum, this is the perfect opportunity to connect with fellow lifelong learners and learn all about this impactful program.
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1/16 - Hidden Stories: Preparing a New Art Museum, 5:30pm. Join Museum Director James Steward and Chris Newth, senior associate director for collections and exhibitions, for a lively conversation about some of the challenges of preparing the new Princeton University Art Museum. From reinstalling a 2,000-year-old Roman floor mosaic to bringing daylight into the new conservation center, hear some of the hidden stories found within and outside the walls of the landmark new Museum. Reception to follow. Location: Friend Center 101
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1/16 - Understanding Inheritance Tax, Lawrence Branch, 6pm., Inheritance tax is a topic many avoid, but it impacts us all. Join Lisa Elkin-Wallis, an auditor with the New Jersey Division of Taxation for 14 years, as she covers the role of an executor or administrator, types of beneficiary classes, potential tax obligations, filing requirements, how to obtain waivers, and other important information you should know. A Q&A session will follow. Advance registration is appreciated. 2751 Brunswick Pike Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 609-883-8292

1/17 – Shabbat in the Round, Adath Israel Congregation, 7:30pm., Singer-Songwriter Rory Michelle Sullivan will lead Adath Israel's Shabbat in the Round on Friday, January 17th, beginning at 7:30 PM, followed by an Oneg. The community is invited. RSVP for Shabbat Dinner, beginning at 6:00PM, by emailing aicnj.shulcloud.com/form/thirdfridaydinner0125. Adath Israel is located at 1958 Lawrenceville Rd. Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 Phone - 609 896 4977

1/17 - Princeton Folk Music Society presents an evening with multistyle violinist and champion fiddler Mari Black, 8pm., Mari's energetic playing, sparkling stage presence, and dynamic performances have made her a favorite with audiences across the country and around the world. Live and live-streamed. Christ Congregation Church, 50 Walnut Lane, Princeton. Tickets in advance or at the door: $25 ($20 members).
For advance ticket sales, live-stream access, or more information: www.princetonfolk.org

1/18 – Free Rabies Clinic, 10-12pm., Join us for a free rabies clinic in Princeton at Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad. This clinic is open to all New Jersey residents. Please note the following requirements: Pets must be at least 3 months old. Dogs must be leashed. Cats must be secured in a carrier. All pets must be accompanied by an adult. More details can be found on our website.

1/18 - SSAAM Presents: Lord, Write My Name – A Gospel Concert Celebrating the African American Experience, 3pm., The Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum (SSAAM) will ring in the new year with Lord, Write My Name – The Gospel and African American Experience in Spirituals, featuring acclaimed baritone Keith Spencer and award-winning composer Peter Hilliard. This soul-stirring concert, held at the Unitarian Universalist Church at Washington Crossing on Saturday, January 18, 2025, will weave together iconic African American spirituals and powerful narratives, poetry, and letters written by enslaved and free Black historical figures.. Doors open at 2:30 PM, and the performance begins at 3 PM.
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1/20 – MLK Day of Service, Friends of Princeton Open Space, 10-3pm.During this session, volunteers will work with FOPOS's stewardship team to battle invasive plant outbreaks at the Preserve. We will also work to free large established trees from the grip of invasive vines. Participants will gain skills in plant identification and learn about some of the pressures New Jersey's forests face.
We have two session times: 10am-12pm and 1pm-3pm. Sign up online.

1/20 – Monthly Meeting, Women’s College Club of Princeton, 1-3pm., On January 20, 2024 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 Education for Community and the Common Good. The value of a college education is in hot debate as tuitions continue to skyrocket and return on investment is the name of the game. Pamela Barnett, the newest Dean at The College of New Jersey, will address this debate head-on. She will share her vision and related new initiatives at TCNJ for how education in the arts and communication matters for democracy and advancing the common good - with a specific focus on Trenton and underrepresented populations. Free and open to the public. For more information contact WCCPNJ.org

1/20 - Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Multifaith Service, 7pm., The annual Multifaith Service to Honor the Legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, co-sponsored by CFPA and the Princeton Clergy Association. Diverse faith leaders from a wide range of traditions will co-lead the worship Service.First Baptist Church of Princeton, 119 John St., Princeton
Rev. Vernon K. Walker is preaching.

1/22 – Walk With A Doc, 12-1pm. - Need some encouragement to get walking? Want to learn some new and easy health tips? Join Walk with a Doc Wednesday, January 22nd from 12pm-1pm at Community Park South Princeton (meet in parking lot between John and Race Streets, near dog park!).
Sponsored by CORE Sports Medicine and Lifestyle Medicine

1/24 – YWCA Princeton Handbag Bingo, 6pm., Join YWCA Princeton at Handbag Bingo on Friday January 24th at West Trenton Firehouse Ballroom in Ewing, NJ! Tickets are $30 and admission includes three game boards for each of the 10 games of bingo, as well as coffee, tea, dessert, door prizes, and more. There will also be a tricky tray raffle, cash 50/50 and free games! Event is BYOB. Bring your own drinks, food, and friends to this great event! Doors open at 6 pm, bingo starts at 7 pm. You must be 21+ to attend this event.
Buy Tickets HERE

1/25 – Princeton Skating Club Open House, 11:45-1:15pm., The Princeton Skating Club invites you and your family to attend an Open House at the Princeton Day School rink located at 650 Great Road, Princeton, NJ. The Club hosts Open House events to provide information about membership, group lessons and an opportunity to skate with us. Skate rentals will be available for free.
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1/25 – Beth El Trivia Night, 7pm., Shake off those winter blues at Beth El's Trivia Night with Sam the Trivia Guy! Saturday, January 25th @ 7pm (doors open 6:45pm). There'll be prizes, dessert, coffee, BYOB kosher wines and spirits. Open to the public. $36 per person or be a Trivia Maven Sponsor for $108 (includes ticket and helps offset the event). Email us with any questions at fundraising@bethel.net. Beth El Synagogue, 50 Maple Stream Road, East Windsor, NJ. Register by January 15th by RSVPing at Bethel.net/upcoming/events/

1/26 – Opening Art Reception, 2:30-4pm., Tulpehaking Nature Center at Abbott Marshlands invites art enthusiasts and nature lovers alike to "Dual Nature," a compelling art exhibition that explores nature from two distinct perspectives. Featuring the work of accomplished animal artist Beatrice Bork and landscape artist Joe Kazimierczyk, "Dual Nature" will be on view from January 19 through February 28, 2025. The exhibition will be held at Abbott Marshlands' Tulpehaking Nature Center, a setting that perfectly aligns with the artists’ themes and passion for natural beauty. An opening reception date will be held January 26 at 2:30-4:00, offering an opportunity to meet the artists and explore their interpretations of nature in person. The public is invited to attend. Please register HERE

1/26 - Concert: Jersey Transit, Princeton Public Library, 3-4:15pm., A cappella ensemble Jersey Transit performs a repertoire of songs including jazz standards, reggae, R&B and today’s pop. Jersey Transit is a mixed post-collegiate a cappella vocal group. The ensemble has been around for more than 25 years, with some of the original members still in the group. They began singing a cappella before it was cool, and then out of fashion, and now it is cool again. Performing almost completely without instruments (occasionally one of the members tries to sneak in a French horn or some percussion), Jersey Transit sings a broad repertoire of songs that appeals to all ages.
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1/27 – Princeton Community Works, 8-12:30pm., Join us live and in-person for Princeton Community Works 2025: Come Together, Build Community, Be Inspired. During PCW 2025, nonprofit professionals, board members, staff, volunteers, community leaders, and more will unite for a day of dynamic learning, networking, and collaboration.
Location: Mercer County Community College Conference Center, 1200 Old Trenton Road, West Windsor, NJ 08550. Cost: $40
Event website: www.princetoncommunityworks.org/pcw-nonprofit-conference/

1/27 – Robbie Burns Supper, Princeton Lodge No. 38, 6pm., Princeton Lodge presents the Robbie Burns Supper - Family & Friends welcome.
The feast begins with presentation of the Haggis - don't worry, there will be a lot of edible food, too. Wee fee of $25 per person. To RSVP, please contact George Mellow @George.mellow@gmail.com.
Central Jersey Masonic Center - 345 River Road, Princeton

1/31 - Sun Ra Arkestra, McCarter Theatre, 7:30pm., Join the legendary Sun Ra Arkestra for an evening of cosmic jazz and Afro-futurism. Founded in the mid-1950s by the innovative Sun Ra, the Arkestra blends big-band swing, space-age jazz, and vibrant Afro-pageantry into their electrifying performances. Known for their groundbreaking use of synthesizers and their message of positive vibrations, the Arkestra has recorded over 100 albums. Don’t miss the chance to experience this iconic ensemble as they continue their inter-galactic tour with shows at major festivals and venues worldwide. Click here for more information

Client Promos

Fluid Physio in Lawrenceville is now doing pro-bono physical therapy on the first Saturday of every month, 10-12 at our office. No prescriptions or referrals needed. No insurance needed. No questions asked other than how can we help your pain! Free physical therapy for our community. Languages spoken: Spanish, Italian, French, Urdu, Hindi.

January Specials @School of Rock Princeton
January Enrollment Discount- January 1 - 31 - We'll be offering 25% the first full month of tuition for any of our monthly programs throughout the month of January. Sign up for a free trial to start your musical journey. Sign Up Here: www.schoolofrock.com/locations/princeton#programs-we-offer
Summer Camp Discounts- January 1 - 31 - We'll be offering $100 off any of our 2025 Summer Camps when using the code NEWYEAR2025 at checkout on our website throughout the month of January. www.schoolofrock.com/locations/princeton/music-camps

Princeton Field Hockey Club's Winter Indoor and Spring Programregistrations 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!

Anej Skin Studio is a result-driven aesthetic atelier that operates from two locations, our flagship studio in Yardley, Pennsylvania, and our newest location, Princeton, New Jersey. Its founder, Jena Salzano, takes the traditions of old world techniques and integrates them with innovative approaches to skin health. Join us in celebrating our Princeton grand opening and ribbon cutting on Saturday, February 8th, 2pm-4pm. Follow us on Instagram at @anejskinstudio to stay up-to-date on all details.
10 Nassau Street, Princeton

The Peace We Crave at St. Marguerite's Retreat House - March 28 - Mar 30. “Meditation4Sobriety” – Retreat includes room/meals/discussions/meditations. More info: www.thepeacewecrave.com/retreats