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Greenwood House is Hiring Home care and Hospice Registered Nurses - Greenwood House Homecare and Hospice is looking for passionate, caring nurses to join our dedicated team in providing exceptional homeware and hospice services to patients and families in need. Greenwood House Homecare and Hospice is committed to providing compassionate care to our patients. We value hard work, dedication, and skill of our nursing professionals. If you want to be part of a team that truly cares, apply today. Competitive pay and benefits, flexible scheduling, supportive work environment, ongoing training & professional development Opportunity to make a real difference!
Location: 134 Franklin Corner Rd, Lwrenceville NJ
Email resume to: Cgattis@greenwoodhouse.org

ACP Yart Sale Aug 2 -Calling all local artists + makers! Applications are now open for the 2025 yART Sale — our annual outdoor flea market where beauty meets imperfection. We are looking for vendors to sell seconds, misprints, discontinued designs, and other perfectly imperfect treasures at discounted prices. This is your chance to clear out your studio, connect with the community, and give your beautiful "flawed" pieces a second life. Learn more.

Tickborne Illness Awareness and PreventionAs the weather gets warmer and our time spent outdoors increases, so does the risk of tickborne illness. In fact, May is Tickborne Disease Awareness month. Each year, Princeton has dozens of reported cases of Lyme disease, amongst other illnesses carried by ticks. With summer approaching, it’s more important than ever to stay informed on how to prevent tick bites and what to do if you are bitten by a tick. MORE INFO

Registration is now open - Alliance Française, Princeton is excited to offer its first ever Online Summer Language Workshops. We have a class for beginner level allianceprinceton.com/product/summer-adult-beg-workshop/ and one for intermediate level allianceprinceton.com/product/summer-adult-intermed-workshop/ students. Go to our website for more details and to enroll. Space is limited, so sign up now. 

Save the Date

July 6, 2025 – Rebels & Redcoats Classic Car Show

July 26, 2025 – Wine on the Waterfront

July 30, 2025 – Princeton Student Film Festival

August 2, 2025 – ACP’S YART Sale

August 16, 2025 – Banda MS @CURE Arena

October 9, 2025 – CASA 25^th Anniversary Gala

October 11, 2025 – Toad the Wet Sprocket @CURE Arena

October 25, 2025 – HomeFront’s Halloween Run & Walk

October 29, 2025 – Good Grief Gala

Events

School Open Houses

Major Non-Profit Fundraisers

6/6 - First Fridays Farm Fun @Cherry Grove Farm, 3-7pm.
Every first friday of the month stop by Cherry Grove Farm for lots of fun for kids and grown-ups. We have free hayrides and yoga, artists and crafters, vendors and music and often special demonstrations, activities for kids or a wild plant walk. Let the kids run around, visit the calves and goats and singalong with Pete while you do your weekend shopping, relax with some yoga or sit and watch the cows grazing in the meadows. You may even get to see the cows being milked.
Friday June 6th from 3-7pm; Thursday July 3rd from 3-7pm; Friday August 1st from 3-7pm; Friday September 5th from 3-7pm; Friday October 3rd from 3-7pm. Cherry Grove Farm, 3200 Lawrenceville Road, Lawrenceville, NJ
Click here for more information

6/6 - Pride on the PlazaDisco Dance Party, 7-10pm
Kick off Pride Month at this all-ages community disco dance party featuring live music by The Einstein Alley Disco Funk Machine. It is the 50th anniversary of the height of the disco era, and we're marking the milestone and launching Pride Month at this community event. Clothing inspired by the era is encouraged! Learn more.

6/6 - Princeton High School Jazz Ensemble Dance, 7pm.,Tap your toes or get on your feet to jazz tunes and recent hits performed by the PHS Jazz Ensemble. 7pm. Princeton High School Cafeteria, 151 Moore Street. $10 Adults, $5 Students. Proceeds benefit the PHS Band program. More at princetonjazz.org

6/7 - Princeton Triathlon, 7am., Get ready to swim, bike, and run your way through the heart of Princeton at the 2025 Princeton Triathlon on Saturday, June 7! Hosted at 380 Witherspoon Street, this community-driven event offers a variety of race formats, including the SuperSprint Triathlon, SuperSprint Aquabike, Youth Triathlon, and relay options, making it perfect for athletes of all levels . The day kicks off early with packet pickup at 5:30 AM and races starting at 7:00 AM sharp . Beyond the competition, your participation supports local organizations like the Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad and Dare2Tri, promoting safety and inclusivity in sports . Don’t miss this chance to challenge yourself and be part of a vibrant athletic community!
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6/7 - History in Bloom Garden Tour, Bordentown Historical Society, 11-4pm.The Historical Society will be hosting the annual History in Bloom Garden Tour, taking place on Saturday, June 7, 2025, from 11 AM to 4 PM. This annual event features a variety of beautifully curated home and community gardens throughout Bordentown, many with rich, local histories. Several of our participating homeowners would be happy to share more about their gardens' stories and the historical significance behind them.
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6/7 - Greater Princeton Youth Orchestra Anniversary Concert, 3pm., The Greater Princeton Youth Orchestra (GPYO) proudly presents its 65th Anniversary Concert at Richardson Auditorium, Princeton University. This milestone performance showcases the extraordinary talents of GPYO’s Concert and Symphonic Orchestras, led by conductors Judith Morse and Joseph Pucciatti, and will feature a wide-ranging program that spans centuries and continents. The concert highlights include performances by Cassidy Shae, winner of the 2024–2025 Maestro Matteo Giammario Concerto Competition, and acclaimed professional accordionist Klajdi Cerriku. Tickets are available online through Princeton University Ticketing: Click here to purchase tickets

6/8 – Community Day @The Princeton Festival, 9-3:30pm., There's something for everyone at the Princeton Festival Community Day! This family friendly day of music, art, food, and fun is not to be missed.
Location: Morven Museum & Garden 55 Stockton St, Princeton, NJ
Click HERE for Schedule of Events

6/8 - 30th Annual Kitchen & Garden Tour, Bucks Beautiful, 11-4pm.,
Bucks Beautiful is pleased to host the 30th Kitchen & Garden Tour on Sunday June 8, 2025, from 11 am-4 pm, rain or shine. This annual event is a highlight of the Spring season, with visits to hidden jewels tucked away throughout bucolic Bucks County. Marvel at remodeled kitchens and lovingly tended landscapes. Bucks County Master Gardeners will be on hand to offer expertise as you peruse specimen trees, beloved perennials, colorful annuals and more! Included with your ticket purchase will a program with maps, photos and descriptions of each garden, plus a garden gift bag for the first 400 guests. Shutterbugs can feel free to click away to take home some inspiration. Click here for more information

6/11 – Essential Estate Planning, 3pm., Lawrence Branch., 2751 Brunswick Pike Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 609-883-8292. Estate planning is often overlooked until it's too late, leading to costly legal issues and unintended consequences for your loved ones. Join Adam Lipps, Senior Staff Attorney at Central Jersey Legal Services, for a vital presentation on essential estate planning documents such as wills, living wills, powers of attorney, and trusts. After this session, you'll be equipped with the important tools to prepare your estate plans and documents effectively. Registration is requested.

6/11 - HIP at The Ivy Inn, 5-7pm.,
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.
Ivy Inn 248 Nassau Street, Princeton, NJ, 08542
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6/12 - CMAP Inaugural Symposium on Ageism, 8:30-4pm
LIVING LONGER LIVES: OVERCOMING OUR FEARS OF GROWING OLD (In-Person at MCCC Conference Center, Princeton Junction, NJ)
Thursday, June 12 8:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Keynote Speakers: Paula Span, "The New Old Age" columnist for "The New York Times" and Dr. Tracey Gendron, author of "Ageism Unmasked: Exploring Age Bias and How to End It" For more information, please contact Lisa Adler, chief development officer, at ladler@cmaprinceton.org or 609.751.9699, ext. 103. REGISTRATION AND SPONSORSHIP: cmaprinceton.org/symposium-on-ageism/

6/12 - HomeFront's Square After Sunset, Featuring Artie the Art Mobile, 6-8pm. Artie the Art Mobile brings fun, creative experiences to the community, while spreading the word on HomeFront's programs to help families impacted by poverty and homelessness. Join us for a fun and lively evening of art activities, live music, and an outdoor lawn game! You can also shop at Palmer Square - stores are open until 8:30pm on Thursdays.

6/13 - Dancing Under the Stars, Hinds Plaza, 7-10pm.,
Members of Central Jersey Dance Society demonstrate basic steps and lead others in an evening of dancing to recorded music of all kinds on Hinds Plaza, weather permitting. Join us twice a month from June to September for our 11th season of this collaborative dance event co-sponsored by the library and Central Jersey Dance Society. Dates include: June 13, 27; July 11, 25; Aug. 8, 22; Sept. 12, Sept. 26.
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6/13 - Princeton Symphonic Brass Summer Concert, 7:30pm.
The Princeton Symphonic Brass, under the baton of Lawrence Kursar, will hold its annual Summer Concert at the Community Middle School Auditorium, 95 Grovers Mill Road, Plainsboro, New Jersey.
This summer's Eve concert features Americana, jazz, pop, and light classical in a beautiful, spacious, state-of-the-art performance space with ample, free parking. For the first time, we will feature a SPECIAL guest artist - Trumpeter Liesl Whitaker. Liesl Whitaker joined the Army Blues of The U.S. Army Band "Pershing's Own" in 2000, becoming the first woman to win a lead position in a premier U.S. military jazz ensemble. She repeated this feat with the Jazz Ambassadors of The U.S. Army Field Band in 2012. We will feature her as a soloist on several brand-new arrangements crafted for her and the Princeton Symphonic Brass.
Tickets at psbrass.square.site (Adults $20/ Seniors $15/ Kids 16 and under $5) and at the door 30 minutes prior to the event (Adults $22/ Seniors $17/ Kids 16 and under $5)

6/14 - Hidden Gardens of Lambertville Tour, 10-4pm.
The Kalmia Club's annual Hidden Gardens of Lambertville Tour is a self-guided walking tour that explores the private gardens of our charming community. The tour begins at the Kalmia Clubhouse, located at 39 York Street, where you will pick up your tickets and program booklet between 10am to 3:30pm. Please be aware the gardens close at 4pm. This is a rain or shine event
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6/14 - Artist Demonstration: Roberto Lugo @Art@Bainbridge, 12pm.
The Princeton University Art Museum welcomes artist, ceramist, social activist, poet, and educator Roberto Lugo to Art@Bainbridge for a hands-on making event where Lugo will lead a wheel-throwing demonstration. Learn how to decorate a pre-thrown vessel with visual motifs that combine classic patterns and elements of hip-hop and streetwear.
Lugo’s work will be on view in the exhibition Roberto Lugo / Orange and Black until Sunday, July 6 at Art@Bainbridge. The exhibition features vases that draw on the shapes, techniques, and decorative motifs of ancient Greek vessels to tell personal and communal stories of contemporary social and political oppression.
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6/15 - Father's Day Special History Presentation, 1pm
Looking for a unique and meaningful gift for Father's Day? Skip the socks and give Dad an unforgettable experience at the Princeton Battlefield. Sunday, June 15 at 1:00 PM Join renowned historian and author Larry Kidder for a special presentation: "The Experiences of Clarke Farm Families During the British Occupation of Princeton, at the Battle, and Afterwards." This isn't a regular battlefield tour—it's a deeper dive into the personal stories of the Revolutionary War that shaped a nation. Tickets: $10 per person. Location: Princeton Battlefield & Clarke House
Pre-registration required – space is limited!

6/15 - Father/Child Giant Lego / Magna-Tile / Fort Build-a-Thon! 2pm., West Windsor Branch 333 North Post Road Princeton Junction, NJ 08550 609-799-0462. Calling all Dads (and grandpas, uncles, etc.) to team up with your children for a build-a-thon event at the library! Create blanket forts, giant Lego castles, and/or giant Magna-Tile structures together in our big meeting rooms. Work together as a family or collaborate with other groups to see what you can do! There will be 2 opportunities to attend this event, one on Sunday afternoon and one on Monday evening at 6:30. For all ages, youngest with a caregiver. Sponsored by Friends of the West Windsor Library. Registration is not required.

6/16 – Author: John Seabrook, Princeton Public Library, 7-8pm.
The author, a staff writer at The New Yorker for more than three decades, discusses his recently released book "The Spinach King: The Rise and Fall of an American Dynasty."
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6/18 - 11th Annual Solstice Trail Run, The Watershed Institute, 5:30pm. Celebrate the longest day of the year by joining the 11th Annual Solstice Trail Run—Run for Clean Water—on Wednesday, June 18, 2025, at The Watershed Institute in Pennington, NJ. Choose from 5K, 10K, or 15K trail races that wind through scenic, rugged terrain, offering an authentic trail running experience. This eco-conscious event supports The Watershed Institute’s mission to protect clean water and raise $32,000 for vital conservation and education programs. After the run, enjoy a festive post-race celebration featuring Antimo’s pizza, a complimentary drink from Old Hights Brewing Company, s’mores by the firepit, and music by Ambient DJ. Bring your reusable water bottle and help reduce waste—single-use plastic bottles are not permitted. Registration opens at 4:30 PM, with race start times beginning at 5:30 PM. Sign up today and run for a cause that matters! Click here for more information

6/19 - Meeting of the 55-Plus Club of Princeton,10am,. Long Covid.
Dr. William Hu, Director, Center for Healthy Aging Research, Associate Professor and Chief of Cognitive Neurology at Rutgers-RWJ Medical School and Institute for Health Policy and Aging Research, will speak on "Long Covid". 55-Plus Club of Princeton meets twice a month on Thursdays at 10 a.m., in person at 435 Nassau St, Princeton, AND online via ZOOM at its website at princeton55plus.org by clicking on "Upcoming Meetings" and then the word "HERE" for the scheduled meeting. Meetings are open to all and free of charge with a $5 donation suggested which can be made via the website or in person.

6/19 – Juneteenth Flag Raising, Monument Plaza, 1pm., Join the Municipality of Princeton for a special Juneteenth flag raising ceremony leading off Juneteenth Celebration events at the Princeton Festival!
More Juneteenth Events at the Festival:
4pm – Rochelle Ellis presents "The Motown Sound: How the Music of Motown Impacted Civil Rights in America."
5-7pm – Community Celebration. Stop by to meet anti-racist activists and learn more about the organizations that support their work.
7pm – Masters of Soul (ticketed event)
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6/20 - Stretto Youth Chamber Orchestra Outdoor Juneteenth Concert, 4-5pm. Join the full ensemble of Stretto Youth Chamber Orchestra for an outdoor Juneteenth concert. Celebrating the many forms of song and dance that emerge when a culture honors the gift of diversity, we hope that you all can attend this performance and celebrate with us. This free concert will take place at 300 Witherspoon Street (parking lot of Capital Health). Bring a lawn chair! Learn more.

6/21 - SSAAM'S Juneteenth Celebration 2025, 12-4pm., The Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum (SSAAM), Central New Jersey's only museum sharing the history of African Americans in our region since the trans-Atlantic Slave trade, will hold its fourth annual Juneteenth celebration on Saturday, June 21, from 12 PM to 4 PM (rain or shine).
Live music, spoken word and theatrical performances, drum circle, local artisans, storytelling workshops and museum activities for all ages, and delicious cuisine. Join the Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum for a day steeped in history and community connection. Location: National Historic Register-listed Mt. Zion AME Church and historic Reasoner/True House in Skillman, NJ
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6/22 - Ciclovia Princeton, 10-2pm.“Ciclovía” is a Spanish term that means cycleway, or a temporary closing of streets to automobiles for cyclists and pedestrians. Ciclovia Princeton will temporarily “reclaim” a few roads within town — Walnut Ln from Hamilton Ave to Guyot Ave — maximizing this public space with engaging, all-ages activities that bring people together to socialize, get creative, and move freely. Walk, run, bike, skate, roll, push strollers, dance, and enjoy the road at your own pace. However you move, or whether you simply pull out a lawn chair to take it all in, participate in whatever way feels good for you, car-free and care-free. Ciclovia Princeton is presented by Sustainable Princeton and the Arts Council of Princeton, with support from the Municipality of Princeton.
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6/22 – Beppe Gambetta in Concert, Frenchtown Bookstore, 7pm., The Sunday Music Club welcomes charming Italian-born, Americana-loving guitar virtuso and singer Beppe Gambetta. Growing up in Genoa, Italy, Beppe Gambetta fell in love with American Roots music and taught himself to play guitar by listening to the great players of Kentucky bluegrass including Doc Watson and Tony Rice. Since the 1990's, he has crossed the globe, performing his traditional and original songs, which combine Appalachian roots, Italian influences, and "effervescent passion" (Bluegrass Unlimited). He now resides in Stockton, NJ.
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6/26 - Montgomery Fireworks, 6-9pm.
Please join us in celebrating America's Independence Day with picnicking, music, games, and our always amazing fireworks display!
The fireworks are once again funded by contributions from individuals, corporations, and small businesses, plus fees from our local vendors, making this a true community event. If you would like to make a donation or become a sponsor please let us know. In addition to online donations, individual donations (checks) can be mailed to: Montgomery Fireworks c/o Montgomery Parks & Recreation 356 Skillman Road Skillman, NJ 08558 Click here for more information

6/26 - Art of Hip Hop, Arts Council of Princeton, 6-8pm
When addressing the beloved genre and culture that was birthed from African-American oppression, it must be noted that it was founded on these 5 pillars that must be upheld and maintained: DJing, B-boying/Breaking, Graffiti, MCing/Writing, and the Knowledge. Join us for an evening to discuss and demonstrate the ART OF Hip Hop with focus on MCing and the Knowledge. For your presenter, we bring to you Slim da Wit, an artist from Brick City (a.k.a; Newark, NJ), to take us through the process leading up to the artistic expression before it hits radios and streaming services.
We ask that you come with a curious mind and maybe a pen as Slim helps you to understand the Hip to the Hop, and to see if you have some bars in you wanting to be expressed, either on paper or to the audience. This event is being offered in collaboration with Awujo Consulting. Save your space.

6/28 – Walking Tour, Historic New Hope, 1pm., This guided tour of New Hope will explore three captivating centuries of unique history that has shaped New Hope into what is today. Approximately one mile long and lasts about one hour. $10 for non-members and free for members.
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6/29 - Community Open House, Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad, 1-3pm. The Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad will be holding its annual Community Open House on Sunday, June 29th from 1- 3pm in the bays at 2 Mount Lucas Road Princeton, NJ. This is a free family friendly event. Meet EMTs and Rescue Technicians. Take a tour of our Ambulances and Rescue Truck. Check out our life-saving equipment. Learn about being a first responder. Enjoy ice-cream from the bent spoon. Get fun swag!
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6/29 – Firefly Festival, Terhune’s, 4-9pm., Fireflies are an “electrifying” part of summer. To celebrate this exciting FREE event, enjoy an evening of nature, music, good food and outdoor fun.
Pony rides will be available all evening. Admission is FREE For more information visit www.terhuneorchards.com/firefly-festival

Client Promos

Enroll Today at Princeton Ballet School!
Princeton Ballet School (PBS), the Official School of American Repertory Ballet, offers world-class dance training in Central NJ! With locations in Princeton, Cranbury, and New Brunswick, PBS offers children's dance, pre-professional training, and adult classes in ballet, contemporary, flamenco, tap, and more. Classes are available for all ages and levels, including drop-in Open Enrollment options. Everyone is welcome!

Has your child always wanted a role in The Lion King, Lilo & Stitch, Wicked or Shrek? Now is their chance, with Rex Arts Musical Theater Camps in Princeton! On the last day of camp, parents and friends will be astonished by a final performance. With Nathan Brewer as Director, the camps are held at the Princeton Unitarian Church form 9am-3pm Mon-Fri. Cost is $450 (and need-based scholarships are available). Register at rexarts.org/princeton

Your Friendly Math Tutor is offering a FREE virtual SAT Math office hour every Monday 6:00-7:00pm. Get your questions answered by a math expert! All are welcome - please email info@yourfriendlymathtutor.com to register and receive the Zoom link.

Pool Party Rentals at Hopewell Tennis & Swim Center
Make a splash with your next event by renting our pool center! Whether it's a birthday party, school event, team gathering, or private celebration, our pool offers a safe, fun, and refreshing setting for all ages. Request Info

Don't let summer pass without a beach photo session!
Award-winning photographer Jen Davis uses her photojournalistic style mixed with high energy and fun to record your moments beautifully, whether they be formal or informal, and has been doing so for more than a decade. Right now, slots are filling up for her summer beach sessions. Capture never-forget photos and a fabulous discount by signing up now right here! Mention Princeton Online for 10% off your summer beach session. 

Spring and Summer Mini-Harmonies Classes Are Open!
Sounds of Harmony Studio's spring music classes for ages 0-5 are now open for registration in Princeton, Skillman, Ocean County, and Bordentown! Our inclusive program blends singing, dancing, instrument play, and improvisation, with space for two caregivers per child.
Register now at www.soundsofharmonystudio.com and use code Welcome15 for 15% off your first session.

Code Wiz Plainsboro Open House - Saturday, June 28th, from 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM. Join us for free trial classes in Minecraft, Roblox, Python, Unity, and Robotics, plus enjoy complimentary cotton candy and popcorn. We're also offering an exclusive early bird discount—save up to $100 on summer camps booked by June 28th, with $50 off half-day camps and $100 off full-day camps. Camps are designed for kids ages 6–17 to spark creativity and develop real coding and robotics skills. Learn more at thecodewiz.com/plainsboro-nj/camps/summer-camps.

AoPS Academy Princeton
Academic year 2025-2026 registration is open.
Summer camps are filling up! Please enroll today at princeton.aopsacademy.org.

June 1-30 - Summer Camp Sale @School of Rock
www.schoolofrock.com/locations/princeton/music-camps
Save 10% on all of our 2025 Summer Camps throughout the month of June with promo SUMMER25