Hopewell Valley events, features, and arts & culture.
The Hopewell Public Library and Gallery 14 are hosting a special photography exhibit showcasing the work of 12 local young photographers, ages 5 to 16. The exhibit will be open…
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It is no secret that New Jersey is known for its agricultural history. The state’s fertile soil, moderate climate, and ample rainfall create ideal conditions for growing multiple crops, but…
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Reverend Kim Wildszewski, Senior Minister of the Unitarian Universalist Church at Washington Crossing (UUCWC), has been appointed as the first Poet Laureate of the Sudden Unexplained Death in Childhood (SUDC)…
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On Sunday, August 4, Hopewell United Methodist Church (HUMC) presented five area residents with the Joanne M. Davison Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship, awarded annually since 1987 in memory of a…
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Events & Features
Jeff Hoagland: Embracing Local Roots and Creativity
by Kim Robinsonby Kim Robinson“I feel that the natural world has always spoken to me, called to me and for this gift, I am grateful.” – Jeff Hoagland We have probably all met Jeff…
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The Mercer County Library System (MCLS) is proud to announce it will soon be accepting entries for its 2024 Amateur Photo Contest. This year’s theme is “Adventures in Mercer County…
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Be sure to get register soon for the Sourland Spectacular (https://sourlandspectacular.com/) cycling event! The early bird registration fee of $60 ends on Wednesday, August 7. The regular adult registration is…
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HomeFront and the local community have come together for over three decades to make sure local children in low-income families have all they need for a successful start to the…
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Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum Partners with Somerset Patriots to Honor NY Black Yankees and Negro Leagues
Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum (SSAAM) is proud to announce its 2nd annual partnership with the Somerset Patriots for a fundraising event honoring the legacy of the New York Black…
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When I sit on our first floor apartment porch, I often look out at our small patch of unmowed vegetation growing at the edge of the forest border. We are…
