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From the Cradle to the Major Leagues: New Jersey Baseball 1855-1915
Beginning in June of 2019, Morven Museum & Garden will host an exhibit on New Jersey baseball, 1855-1915 which will tell the story of the state’s important role in the history of early organized baseball through artifacts, text, images and other visuals. The exhibit will describe the nature of the first New Jersey baseball clubs, the differences between 19th century baseball and the modern game and cover areas of special interest such as the African-American experience and women’s participation. The…
Hopewell Farmer’s Market
The market takes place every Wednesday (4-8pm) and Sunday (9am-2pm) at 62 E Broad St, Hopewell 08525. Hosted by Fairgrown Farm, the market includes a variety of local vendors selling everything from beautifully arranged bouquets to pasture-raised beef. FREE CONCERT every Sunday by different local musicians (10:30am-1pm). SPECIAL EVENT - Sunday, Sept 8th: Antimo's Italian Kitchen will be giving away FREE brick oven made pizza at the market in celebration of their 20th year in business!
Princeton’s Inaugural Art Against Racism – Opening Reception & Artists’ Talks
Princeton's Inaugural Art Against Racism's mission is to promote social justice, inclusion, equity and anti-racist community building through the visual arts. Join us for the opening reception of Princeton's Inaugural Art Against Racism to promote social justice, inclusion, equity and anti-racist community building through the visual arts. From Sept 20-30, the multi-faceted program at various Princeton venues, will offer opportunities for Princeton area residents to consider and discuss racism locally, and beyond. Gather with friends, participating artists, community, neighbors and organizers…
Art Against Racism
“Art Against Racism” is a platform to promote social justice, inclusion, equity, and anti-racist community-building through the visual arts. Princeton's Inaugural“Art Against Racism” (AAR) , scheduled Sept 20-28, seeks to help people in the Princeton area consider and discuss racism. Events include an art exhibit, artists' talks, faith community conversations, a poetry event, and a drag show. Sites include the Bayard Rustin Center for Social Justice, Arts Council of Princeton, McCarter Theater, Morven and area churches. VISIT www.facebook.com/AAR.princeton for full…
Smithsonian Museum Day: Baroque Music & Victorian Flowers at Morven
On Museum day, museum admission is free with ticket from the Smithsonian Museum day link! Morven is participating in Smithsonian Magazine’s national Museum Day, offering free admission to all Museum Day ticket holders. Tickets will be available for the public to download beginning August 15th, 2019 at www.smithsonianmag.com/museumday. Docent-led tours will be offered at 11:00 a.m., noon, 1:00 and 2:00 p.m. *Separate tickets required for each event* "Generations Baroque Ensemble" Concert: 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. $10; Free for Friends of…
Hopewell Harvest Fair
Hopewell Harvest Fair Celebrates its 33rd year with Live Music, Food, Games, Contests, Farmers, and Crafters **Saturday, September 21, 2019, 10 AM-4 PM** The Hopewell Harvest Fair is back for its 33rd year! This annual event brings together thousands of people from the Hopewell Valley for a day of fun, family, entertainment, and true community connection. The Harvest Moon Concert kicks off the weekend followed by a full day of fair festivities. The beloved Hopewell Harvest Fair features live music…
Victorian Pressed Flower Workshop
Spend an afternoon as Victorian women, such as Harriet Stockton might have, and create pressed flower art surrounded by historic garden with Morven’s Curator of Education Debra Lampert-Rudman. Learn the “love language” of flowers, enjoy an illustrated powerpoint on this Victorian art, and create artwork of your own special design suitable for framing. All flowers, materials, and art instruction provided. No previous experience required and space is limited, ages 12 and up. Ticket price includes Museum admission.
Spectacular Sounds @ Museum Day
Museum Day is an annual celebration of boundless curiosity hosted by Smithsonian magazine. This year, Museum Day celebrates the Smithsonian Year of Music, an institution-wide initiative celebrating the Smithsonian’s vast musical collections, and the Sarnoff is joining in on the fun with a variety of sound-related museum events to go with our temporary exhibit, In the Groove: A Century of Sound. The museum, and all exhibits, will be open from 11:00-4:00, with a variety of events happening throughout the day.…
Hopewell Farmer’s Market
The market takes place every Wednesday (4-8pm) and Sunday (9am-2pm) at 62 E Broad St, Hopewell 08525. Hosted by Fairgrown Farm, the market includes a variety of local vendors selling everything from beautifully arranged bouquets to pasture-raised beef. FREE CONCERT every Sunday by different local musicians (10:30am-1pm). SPECIAL EVENT - Sunday, Sept 8th: Antimo's Italian Kitchen will be giving away FREE brick oven made pizza at the market in celebration of their 20th year in business!
Hopewell Farmer’s Market
The market takes place every Wednesday (4-8pm) and Sunday (9am-2pm) at 62 E Broad St, Hopewell 08525. Hosted by Fairgrown Farm, the market includes a variety of local vendors selling everything from beautifully arranged bouquets to pasture-raised beef. FREE CONCERT every Sunday by different local musicians (10:30am-1pm). SPECIAL EVENT - Sunday, Sept 8th: Antimo's Italian Kitchen will be giving away FREE brick oven made pizza at the market in celebration of their 20th year in business!