Save the Date

April 4 & 5, 2026 - Bunny Trail Weekend @Terhune’s

April 19, 2026 - CMAP Spring Fundraiser

April 23, 2026 - Planned Parenthood Benefit

April 25, 2026 - Princeton Porchfest

April 30, 2026 - United Way Annual Gala

May 2, 2027 - LHT Complete the Loop 5k and Fun Run

May 3, 2026 - First Milk Fest at Cherry Grove Farm

May 3, 2026 - HIP’S Annual Spring Gathering

May 9, 2026 - Build Princeton - America250 Edition

May 17, 2026 - Good Grief 5K Run

May 28, 2026 - Younity’s Annual Awards Dinner

May 30, 2026 - NAMIWalks

June 5 – 21, 2026 - The Princeton Festival

June 6, 2026 - 14th Annual Mercer County Cultural Festival & Food Truck Rally

June 7, 2026 - Oran Etkin: Timbaloolo @McCarter

Events

School Open Houses

Summer Camp Open Houses

Major Non-Profit Fundraisers

3/5 - Walking with Wisdom and Anxiety: Navigating the Challenges and Opportunities of the Current World, 55 Plus Club, 10am. Dr. Rachel Paster is a Clinical Psychologist at Center for Anxiety where she is the Director of Clinical Training and Interim Director of the Boston Office (though she is based in New Jersey). Dr. Paster holds Masters degrees in Risk and Prevention and Adjustment Counseling from Harvard's Graduate School of Education as well as a Doctorate in Psychology from William James College with a certificate in Latino Mental Health. She completed her APA-accredited internship at Wediko Children's Service in Boston, Massachusetts. Dr. Paster is trained in a variety of treatment modalities including CBT, ACT, DBT, and EMDR and works with people presenting with depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, and life transitions. She also has a focus on working with couples and folks in the LGTBQ+ community. Dr. Paster enjoys spending time with her family, baking, and eating good food.
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3/5 - JOURNEY - The Final Frontier Tour, CURE Arena, 7:30pm., JOURNEY features founder Neal Schon (lead guitarist), Jonathan Cain (keyboards, backing vocals), Arnel Pineda (lead vocals) Jason Derlatka (keyboards, vocals), Deen Castronovo (drums, vocals) and Todd Jensen (bass). Neal Schon is a 3x Hall of Fame inductee, having been inducted to the Oklahoma Hall of Fame, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and the Grammy Hall of Fame. Jon Cain is a recipient of two BMI songwriter awards and was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Journey.
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3/6 - South Brunswick Jazz Café Concert – Kai Gibson Quintet, 8-10pm. Kai Gibson is a bassist from Lawrenceville, NJ. He first began studying jazz with the Princeton Studio Band in high school and graduated Berklee College of Music in 2021. He plays jazz, rock, blues, bluegrass, gypsy-jazz and many of other styles of music across the tri-state area. South Brunswick Municipal Complex 540 Route 522 (Ridge Rd.), Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852 Admission $6 at the door - Light refreshments included + BYOB Doors open 7:15PM – No reservations, no advance ticket sales For more info, www.sbarts.org

3/7 - Mercer Indoor Challenge - Benefits Princeton YWCA, 9-2pm. The Mercer Indoor Challenge is an indoor erg racing event held at the Peddie School Athletic Center, bringing together teams, individuals, masters athletes, and cancer survivors for a meaningful day of competition and community. This event proudly raises funds for the Breast Cancer Research Center of Princeton (BCRC) and its partners at the Princeton YWCA, with all proceeds directly supporting research, education, and support services. Teams may register athletes in the 500-meter sprint, while individual entries are also welcome. Whether you are racing with a team, competing on your own, returning as a masters athlete, or rowing as a cancer survivor, this event is designed to be inclusive, supportive, and impactful. Join us on the erg to race with purpose, honor survivors, and support research—one stroke at a time.
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3/7 - Winter Fairy Festival, The Watershed Institute, 11-1pm. Fairies and Friends gather together for some magical activities at the Watershed. We’ll search for fairies hidden at each activity station using a scavenger hunt sheet, create some fun crafts, play games and flutter our way around the obstacle course and more. Come dressed as a fairy or other mythical creature. We estimate it takes about an hour to do all the stations. Please plan to arrive between 11 am-12 pm to get the most out of the event! Children of all ages are welcome, under 2 years old are free. Adult attendance required. Winter Fairy Festival Registration

3/7 - Lecture Recitals from the New School for Music Study, Princeton Public Library, 3pm. Faculty from the New School for Music Study (NSMS) in Kingston present a series of four lecture recitals, in which they play and discuss historic repertoire for the piano. Pianist Dr. Qin Ling offers an engaging lecture-recital exploring the depth and beauty of Chinese piano music. Through live performance and commentary, Dr. Ling will highlight traditional influences, modern developments, and the cultural significance of this evolving repertoire.
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3/8 - Art Making Open House @Princeton Makes, 11-2pm. The Princeton based Art Cooperative, invites the community to a day dedicated to hands-on art making for all ages on Sunday at the new Princeton Makes store in the Princeton Shopping Center. The new store is located between Princeton Nassau Pediatrics and Rita’s. This special event focuses on the joy of creating together. Visitors of all ages are welcome to drop in and explore accessible, engaging art activities designed by Princeton Makes artists. Whether you come as a family, with friends, or on your own, you’ll have the opportunity to experiment with materials, try something new, and leave with something you’ve made yourself. The event is relaxed and welcoming — no experience needed. Just bring your curiosity and a willingness to make art. Refreshments will be served, along with large helpings of artistic inspiration and holiday cheer. This event is free and open to the public.

3/8 - Signs of Spring Garden Tour, Morven Museum & Garden, 2-3pm. Morven’s Horticulturalist Louise Senior will guide visitors through the museum’s grounds and gardens, showcasing signs of early spring. Learn about the tree buds, birds, nests, bugs, and plants that indicate warmer weather and new growth ahead. Louise will also share tidbits about Morven’s historic gardens, sharing how past residents would have prepared for the changing of seasons. This walk will take place outside so please dress accordingly and wear comfortable shoes. Your ticket includes access to visit the museum’s exhibitions the day of the event. This program is shine-only. In the event of inclement weather, the program will be canceled and all orders refunded. Notifications about cancellations will be shared via email to the email address you provided with registration.
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3/8 - Performance: The Cook College Ramblers, Princeton Public Library, 3-4:15PM. The band presents an Irish folk music concert featuring rollicking reels, rousing rebel songs and big Irish ballads as a lead-up to St. Patrick's Day. The Cook College Ramblers, based in New Brunswick, are purveyors of fine Irish folk music. This will be an afternoon of favorite songs from the Emerald Isle. Be sure to wear some green, and be prepared to sing along! Click here for more information

3/9 - Jersey Harmony Chorus Auditions, 7pm. Calling all treble clef (soprano/alto range) singers! We are looking for new members. Prospective members will be voice tested to determine voice range prior to our Monday night rehearsals (7:30 - 9:30 pm) in the Griggstown Reformed Church Recreation Hall in Princeton, NJ. After being voice tested, you can sing with us on the risers for several rehearsals before you officially audition. It's a great way to find out if Jersey Harmony Chorus is all about.
Before coming to a rehearsal, contact our Membership Team Leader, Diane Trampe, at 908-655-1929 or dianetrampe321@gmail.com so we are ready to greet you when you arrive. Visit JerseyHarmonyChorus.org for more information.

3/11 - Beyond Decoding: How Background Knowledge Drives Reading Comprehension, The Lewis School, 1-2:30pm. Presented by: Samantha Townsend, M.S. CCC-SLP, C-SLDI Speech-Language Pathologist. Strong reading comprehension depends on far more than decoding skills alone—it is deeply rooted in students’ background knowledge, vocabulary, and exposure to rich content across subjects. We will explore how building background knowledge and providing intentional content instruction significantly enhance students’ ability to understand, retain, and engage with what they read. Attendees will learn how knowledge supports vocabulary growth, strengthens language comprehension, and reduces cognitive load for students with dyslexia, allowing them to focus more fully on meaning. Through research-based insights and practical examples, this session will highlight why systematic exposure to varied topics and explicit teaching of concepts are essential for improving reading comprehension outcomes in struggling readers. For admission to this presentation, registration is required by Friday, March 6, 2026. To register, please use the following link HERE

3/11 - Jersey Art Meetup, Arts Council of Princeton, 7-9pm. Princeton Comic Makers presents: JERSEY ART MEETUPS (JAM), a weekly social event connecting creatives within the greater Central Jersey area through a shared passion for sequential art and new media. Attendees may use this open workshop space to draw, write, and develop their own artwork, with an opportunity to receive peer review and feedback from other members if desired. Illustrators, animators, writers, and generalists are all welcome to join and discuss their art and career goals, share learning resources, promote current projects, or find friends and collaborators. Click here for more information

3/12 - McCarter Improv Workshop, 6-7:30pm. Discover the fun and creativity of theater through McCarter's interactive Improv workshops! This lively session invites participants to play, connect, and explore new ways of expressing themselves in a welcoming and supportive environment. 18+, $25. Presbyterian Church of Lawrenceville, 2688 Main Street, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648. Click here for more information

3/12 - Morven's Grand Homes and Gardens: 'Freedom at Home' Series, 6:30-8:30pm. Stratford Hall with Dr. Gordon Blaine Steffey. The second program in the 2026 Grand Homes and Gardens series, Freedom at Home: Telling the Full Story of America’s Founding Homes & Gardens, featuring Stratford Hall in Stratford, Virginia with speaker Dr. Gordon Blaine Steffey, Director of Research and the Jessie Ball duPont Memorial Library. Click here for more information

3/13 - Instrumental Shabbat, Adath Israel Congregation, 7:30pm. Join Hazzan Katlin and the Mazeltone Musicians for an instrumental shabbat service. Click here for more information

3/14 - Exhibit Opening - ‘Trial of the Century’, The Hunterdon County Historical Society invites everyone to explore the chaotic and fascinating history of Flemington during the Lindbergh baby kidnapping trial when it reprises its exhibition opening on Saturday, March 14 at 1 p.m. at the Doric House Museum, 114 Main Street in Flemington. The event will begin with author Jim Davidson’s engaging presentation based upon his book “When the Circus Came to Town.” Then take a docent-led tour of the exhibition, titled “Lindbergh’s Flemington 1935: Businesses, Bars and Boarding Houses.” The exhibition features artifacts that tell the story of the times – including souvenirs, autographs, scrapbooks, and photographs.
The event will conclude with a Flemington classic sweet treat, popular back in 1935, that visitors can take home to enjoy. Reservations are required because seating is limited. To reserve your spot, email hunterdonhistoryadm@gmail.com or call HCHS at 908-782-1091. Cost for this program is $10.

3/14 - Albert Einstein Birthday Celebration, The Historical Society of Princeton, 1-4pm. On Pi Day, the Princeton community honors its famous former resident, Albert Einstein, who was born (appropriately) on March 14, 1879. The Historical Society of Princeton, home to one of the world's largest collections of Einstein's personal belongings, will offer two opportunities to observe his 147th birthday. Author and journalist Benyamin Cohen will speak in Princeton Public Library's Community Room about Einstein's enduring popularity at 11:00 am. Cohen, who manages the official social media accounts of the world famous physicist, will include anecdotes from his book, "The Einstein Effect: How the World's Favorite Genius Got into Our Cars, Our Bathrooms, and Our Minds." Free; registration is requested. Einstein himself will be in the museum to answer questions and take pictures! Additional activities provided by the Princeton Einstein Museum of Science include magnetism games, a mini black hole exhibit, and, for kids 12 and under, a free compass or Pi Day tattoo. Admission is $5 (free for children 6 and under). Purchase tickets online before March 14 to receive a unique gift: a First Day of Issue stamp commemorating the 100th anniversary of Einstein's birth (one per family). www.princetonhistory.org

3/14 - Gravity Hill and Ride or Die @Needle Creek Brewery, 8-11pm., A winter party to celebrate all the friends we are so lucky to have and the ones we haven't yet met. New songs. Old songs. Great craft beer and tasty local bites for sale. The musicians in Gravity Hill and Ride or Die met on a porch in Princeton, on a rainy spring day three years ago - the result of a fortuitous decision by the Princeton Porchfest Committee. The bands played in a steady downpour and by the time they were done the street was so packed that the cops had to shut the block down to traffic. This will be their first show together since then. What they deliver is an eclectic mix of songs you've heard, a few covers you haven't, and original music built upon the the vibes and jangles of sixties pop, folk & Americana, dance rock, alternative rock, and rhythm & blues. Needle Creek Farm Brewery 91 Titus Mill Road Pennington, NJ 08534. TICKETS/$10

3/15 - Author Event: The Einstein Effect, Benyamin Cohen at Adath Israel, 2pm. Join us the day after Albert Einstein's birthday (and Pi Day) for a talk by Benyamin Cohen, author of The Einstein Effect: How the World's Favorite Genius Got Into Our Cars, Our Bathrooms, and Our Minds. Free and open to the community! RSVP by March 13th to (609) 896-4977
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3/15 - Open Mic Afternoon: Celebrate Witherspoon-Jackson Neighborhood with Poetry and Community Connection, 2-4pm. Poets and spoken word fans, join us for an afternoon of heartfelt storytelling, community connection, and reflection celebrating the Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood, Princeton’s 20th historic district. The program will begin at 2pm with book signings, followed by remarks from our Executive Director Adam Welch and a conversation with the Rev. Gregory S. Smith, Evelyn Turner-Counts, and Aaron Fisher. Following the discussion, performers are invited to participate in an open mic session, sharing spoken word pieces and poetry inspired by the spirit of the Witherspoon-Jackson community.
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3/15 - Hollywood Awards Party, Princeton Garden Theatre, 5:30pm. We're rolling out the Red carpet to raise funds for The Princeton Garden Theatre on Sunday, March 15th. You're invited to celebrate the biggest night in movies at our annual Hollywood Awards Party. This newly envisioned evening will now take place 100% on site at the historic Garden Theatre. Join us for the entire evening, which includes our Red Carpet Reception, or join in the fun for only the Big Screen Watch Party. Click here for more information

3/16 - 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 Stockto St, Princeton NJ. This month Judge Phil Carchman will talk about "The Art of the Judiciary." He will present an inside view of the official judicial system and will explain how one becomes a judge. He will discuss other issues as well, including the perception of politics on the decision- making process and the interaction of judges and justices on the final opinion. Free and open to the public. Click here for more information

3/17 - Science of Success: Networking Breakfast & Panel, Princeton Innovation Center BioLabs, 8:30-10:30am. "Obstacles, Opportunities & Breakthroughs: Real Talk from Leaders in Life Sciences".
In honor of Women's History Month, Princeton Innovation Center BioLabs and Life Science Cares NY/NJ invite women in the life sciences to join us for a networking breakfast and panel discussion. This event offers an opportunity to connect with peers and broaden your professional network. Enjoy an inspiring moderated panel featuring some of NJ's most successful women entrepreneurs in the life sciences and biotech sectors. A continental breakfast will be served, with ample time for networking, and a small raffle drawing will close out the morning. For more information and to register, click here.

3/18 - Documentary Screening: Porcelain War, Princeton Garden Theatre, 7pm. PUC joins PPL and the Princeton Garden Theatre to present a screening of the documentary Porcelain War, directed by Brendan Bellomo. From an Oscar®-winning producer and former war correspondent, the film offers a visually striking portrait of Ukrainian artists creating amid active warfare. Filmed in real time against the backdrop of invasion, Porcelain War follows three creatives who resist destruction through painting, sculpture, and imagination—asserting art as an act of survival. Tickets are available through PUC.
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3/18 - Pop-Up Choir Princeton, ACP, 6:30-7:30pm., Pop-Up Choir Princeton is an all-ages community singing experience where families, neighbors, and music-lovers come together to sing pop songs in harmony — no auditions, no pressure, just joy. Kids and parents sing side-by-side. Adults who “used to sing” feel safe to try again. First-time singers get to experience the magic of choir. Sing shortened versions of well-loved pop songs arranged with easy-to-follow harmonies. Families sit together and work as a team — either choosing to all sing the same part or challenge each other to sing in harmony.There will also be moments where singers can volunteer to sing a short line of the melody on their own. If you feel inspired, just raise your hand when prompted and you can try the melody while the choir supports you. A screen-free singing experience: Pop-Up Choir Princeton is intentionally phone-free and screen-free. Instead of staring at iPads or projectors, everyone receives a simple lyric sheet and learns the music together by ear and by voice — the way humans have always sung. This keeps the focus on listening, connection, and the shared energy of singing in the same room. FREE RSVP

3/19 - Blood Drive, Ewing Branch, 9:30am - 2:30pm. Ewing Branch 61 Scotch Road Ewing, NJ 08628 609-882-3148. Join the Ewing Branch and the Miller-Keystone Blood Center to help save lives by donating blood. Trained professionals from the Miller-Keystone Blood Center will be on-site to guide you through the process of helping others in need. Registration is required. Call 609-882-3130 or e-mail ewprogs@mcl.org.

3/19 - PSO Chamber at Trinity Concert - Erinys Quartet, 7pm. Chamber concert features Erinys Quartet, an international award-winning ensemble, performing works for string quartet by Anton Webern, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Claude Debussy. The concert is part of the PSO's Chamber Series at Trinity. Quartet members are Elizabeth Stewart, violin, Joosep Reimaa, violin, Marija Ra?isa?nen, viola, and Stergios Theodoridis, cello. Trinity Church, 33 Mercer St., Princeton, NJ. General Admission Tickets: $45, general admission (children 5-17 who are accompanied by an adult receive a 50% discount). For tickets: princetonsymphony.org or 609-497-0020. Click here for more information

3/20 - ACP BYOB: Wheel Ceramics, 6-8pm. You bring your favorite brew, wine, or bubbly, and we take care of the rest. Sela Stazzone, ACP artist-instructor and owner of Jean Ceramics, will introduce you to the basics of throwing a bowl on the potter's wheel. You'll throw, choose your glaze, and pick up your two completed pieces in a week or two. Instruction, materials, and tools are provided. Bring some friends or come on your own to meet fellow art-lovers during this creative night on the town. Save your spot.

3/20 - Lily Neill & Clive Carroll in Concert, Princeton Folk Music Society, 8pm. Harpist Lily Neill and guitarist Clive Carroll give a tour de force performance across 36 strings! Expect to hear eat-your-heart-out blues, fiery dances from Eastern Europe, time-bending tunes from the Balkans, beguiling Irish airs, jaunty Ragtime numbers, and Elizabethan lute classics. 50 Walnut Lane, Princeton NJ 08540. Click here for more information

3/21 - Princeton 5K, 8:30am. Now in its 17th year, the Princeton 5K continues to represent all that is good about community in-person events. Athletes, young and old, big and small, fast and not as fast — come together year after year to run or walk while generously supporting the Princeton High School Cross Country and Track & Field teams.
For those under 10 who aren’t up for the full 5K, the Kids Dash offers a fun but challenging 300m loop. Every participant will receive a youth-sized t-shirt and wear bib #1 with pride. Click here for more information

3/23 - Ask an Expert - Sleep Therapist, CMAP, 11am. As March is National Sleep Awareness Month, CMAP is pleased to host Dr. Amoha Bajaj-Mahajan, PhD, a clinical and health psychologist at Princeton Psychotherapy Center. She will answer questions from CMAP community participants about how aging affects sleep health and how these challenges can be addressed. National Sleep Awareness Month highlights the crucial link between sleep, health, and overall well-being. It encourages improved sleep hygiene, increased awareness of the risks of chronic sleep deprivation — such as heart disease, diabetes, and depression — and attention to sleep disorders such as sleep apnea. Participants will receive an email inviting them to submit their top question in advance. Registration required; no fee. Click here for more information

3/25 - Free Craft Corner @ACP, 6:30-8pm. Have a stack of art supplies collecting dust? Looking to make your existing artistic process more social? If you're ready to tackle a craft and enjoy the company of other creative-minded folks, join us in the Craft Corner for an evening of casual art-making. This is an open space to use freely – bring your watercolor set, coloring book, sewing machine, polymer clay – and get to work! If you're between projects, you're welcome to bring a book, a puzzle to work on with the group, or anything that will spark your creativity. Ages 18+. This is a non-instructional gathering and attendees are responsible for bringing their own projects to work on. Please be mindful and avoid turpentine or other odorous materials. BYOB + snacks welcome! Click here for more information

3/26 - 42nd Annual Tribute to Women Awards - 8:30am. YWCA Princeton is proud to host its 42nd Annual Tribute to Women Awards at The Boathouse at Mercer Lake. This inspiring event honors four exceptional women whose leadership and service are making a lasting impact across our community. The event will also feature the presentation of the Susie Waxwood Lifetime Achievement Award—an esteemed recognition not awarded in over a decade. Representing diverse industries and lived experiences, this year's honorees are united by their commitment to equity, empowerment, and meaningful change.The Tribute to Women Awards serves as both a celebration and a powerful platform to elevate their stories, amplify their work, and inspire collective action in support of YWCA Princeton's mission. For more information on purchasing tickets, sponsorship opportunities, inclusion in the digital ad reel, or to learn more about the 2026 honorees, please visit: www.ywcaprinceton.org/tribute-2026.

3/26 - Big STEAMers: Mind-Bending Magic: The Science of Optical Illusions, West Windsor Branch, 4:45pm. Step into a world where your eyes play tricks on your brain! Kids ages 6–11 will explore the science behind optical illusions through hands on activities, surprising visuals, and creative challenges. Young scientists will discover how the brain interprets shapes, colors, and patterns—and why it sometimes gets things hilariously wrong. From shifting images to impossible objects, this program turns curiosity into "Wait... how is that even happening!" moments. For ages 6-11, youngest with a caregiver. Sponsored by the Friends of the West Windsor Library. Registration is required. 333 North Post Road Princeton Junction, NJ 08550 609-799-0462

3/27 - Makers Day, West Windsor Branch - 333 North Post Road Princeton Junction, NJ 08550 609-799-0462. All day! Calling all makers! Tinker, create, build, and make at the library throughout the day with various activities. Enjoy a science-based storytime and craft for ages 2-5 in the morning. In the afternoon, come by to play with our mTiny robots and Sphero balls, and visit STEAM-related tinker stations for school-age kids and teens. Additional STEAM-based toys and crafts will be available all day for any age, youngest with a caregiver. Sponsored by the Friends of the West Windsor Library. Registration is not required.

3/29 - The Making of Life on Our Planet: Dinosaurs, McCarter Theatre, 3pm. From the Emmy® Award–winning team behind Netflix’s Our Planet comes The Making of Life on Our Planet: Dinosaurs — an immersive live experience that reveals how millions of years of Earth’s history were brought to life with breathtaking realism. Created by Silverback Films in collaboration with 165 paleontologists and Earth scientists worldwide, the series grounds every dinosaur — from feather placement to movement and behavior — in the latest scientific research. Partnering with Industrial Light & Magic, the team blended cutting-edge CGI, wildlife studies, and real-world environments to create astonishingly lifelike creatures unseen for 66 million years.
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3/29 - Pratima: Singularity and Beyond, ACP, 3-5pm. Our Winter 2026 Artist-in-Residence Nisha Pradeep’s residency will culminate in a live performance, bridging ancient tradition and futuristic inquiry through the accessible and emotive language of dance. A guided discussion with the audience will follow. This dance contrasts humanity’s organic, multi-millennial evolution with the rapid, exponential growth of synthetic intelligence. Through expressive storytelling (Abhinaya) and intricate rhythmic structures, the work investigates the philosophical threshold known as the Singularity — the point at which artificial intelligence surpasses human capability — and the emergence of superintelligence. At its core, the project asks a timely and essential question: what does it mean to be human in an era of sentient machines? Click here for more information

4/1 - Pysanka Decorated Eggs @Cherry Grove Farm, 11am. Explore the art, symbolism and joy in creating a Lemko Drop Pull Pysanka Ornament - Ukrainian decorated Easter eggs. You will be guided through all the steps of transforming a plain egg into a work of art. Adult and/or teen students will learn the age old Ukrainian method of writing Pysanky. We will apply a series of melted beeswax and dyes to create traditional and individually creative patterns. When complete, the wax is melted off, revealing the vivid colors. This pysanka, or Ukrainian egg can then be hung as an ornament. Basia will supply all needed materials and supplies to create 1 Pysanka Egg. No experience necessary, all levels welcome. Click here for more information

Client Promos

Grilled Cheese Weekend at Unionville Vineyards - March 7th & 8th, 12-5PM
Join us for an exciting weekend full of grilled cheese and wine! Olsson's Fine Foods of Princeton joins us on Saturday and Sunday. To perfectly pair with a gooey sandwich, we are releasing our Little Stars of Seyval Blanc, a sparkling white wine. Live music by James Popik on Saturday, and Rich Seiner of Rainbow Fresh on Sunday, 1–4 PM. No cover needed and families welcome!
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American Repertory Ballet presents Cinderella - March 6-8 at the New Brunswick Performing Arts Center
Cinderella is the timeless tale of a young woman who, despite life's hardships, discovers hope, love, and a magical future. Join us for an enchanting journey as her Fairy Godmother transforms her fate, a Prince wins her heart, and courage triumphs over cruelty. With choreography by Samantha Dunster, American Repertory Ballet's Artistic Director, magical sets and costumes, an international roster of professional artists, and special guests from Princeton Ballet School, don't miss this spellbinding production - a perfect fit for the whole family! secure.nbpac.org/cinderella

Thursdays were made for the girls. Join us at The Peacock Inn for Ladies Night! From 5pm-9pm, enjoy a curated selection of mini cocktails paired with truffle fries for just $12. Whether you’re an Espresso Martini lover or a classic Cosmo fan, we have a seat waiting for you.

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.

Five Wines @ 4pm - Teresa’s - You know the drill! 5 wines, poured at 4PM, paired with Italian snacks. This time we're going to Tuscany. Founded in 1999 in Cinigiano, Basile is committed to organic farming, hand-harvested fruit, and minimal intervention winemaking, producing expressive wines from Sangiovese, Vermentino, and other classic varieties. Their vineyards sit on sun-drenched, limestone-rich hillsides ideal for crafting elegant, terroir-driven wines. Get your ticket now to explore the wines of this small, family-run Tuscan estate. Click here for more information

Curious about swim lessons? Join Goldfish Swim School for a FREE trial lesson on March 15th between 2:30–4:30 PM and see what makes Goldfish so special! We offer year-round swim lessons for children 4 months to 12 years old, with small class sizes, a 90° shiver-free pool, and a fun, play-based approach that builds real skills and real confidence. Whether you have a baby just getting comfortable in the water or a big kid ready to level up, we have a class designed just for them. Spots are limited, so call (609) 564-5285 to reserve your swimmer's spot today!