Happy Spring! Donaldson Farms Farm Market will reopen for the 2019 growing season with fresh produce, honey, freshly-baked pies, muffins and baked goods, glass-bottled milk, cheese, jams, jellies, sauces and salsas.
Upcoming Events
We do our best to keep the events calendar current, but we advise you to check in advance or contact the event host directly before heading out to an event.
Parents with preschool children ages 3-5 are welcome to sign up their children for this free class at ShopRite in Washington. Join them in making lambs, bunnies and butterflies! Email carly.sopko@wakefern.com to save your seat.
The Domestic Abuse & Sexual Assault Crisis Center of Warren County (DASACC), Centenary University and Students Taking on Prevention (STOP) are hosting a Take Back the Night event at Centenary University.
Travis Spencer, Director of Athletics, Centenary University will speak about: The Landscape of Division III Athletics and How Centenary Compares to its Competitors. The college athletics environment is rapidly changing from the Division I to III levels. Mr.
Centenary Stage Company's annual Women Playwrights Series offers three exciting new plays by playwrights Jacqueline Goldfinger of Philadelphia, Ruth Kirschner of San Francisco and Alyssa Haddad of Brooklyn. Admission to the WPS is by donation and reservations are suggested, as seating is often limited. The series opens tonight with “Babel” by Jacqueline Goldfinger: Prospective parents in a compelling version of a near-future society learn within the first weeks of conception which traits their child will have and what behaviors it is likely to exhibit. Based on these test results, they are either issued a PRE certification which legally guarantees the baby will be a "good" person or not. Without the certification, the child will be limited in what it is allowed to do. Two couples, both early in their pregnancies, collide over what to do with their PRE certification test results. With rapid advances in reproductive technology, modern eugenics is science’s Wild West. The play asks, “What will we do to “civilize” it and ourselves? How far will we go when playing God?” And in a delightful twist, a talking stork confronts some existential questions.
Bring a bottle of wine and learn to paint a spring inspired flower pot. You will be guided by a professional artist while you learn about color mixing, drawing & perspective while getting a little art therapy! $27.50 per person includes an 8” X 11.5” flower pot & all supplies.
Join Rock Creek Tavern for their first silent disco dance party! Everyone gets a pair of headphones and chooses between three channels of music to groove to. The music stations are: Top 40 Dance Hits, '80s, '90s and '70s Throwbacks and Country.
Get your friends, family together to create your very own Easter basket. Fill your own container or pick one while you are here with tulips, daffodils, pansies, hyacinths, primrose and violas! The possibilities are endless.
History returns to Main Street with the seasonal re-opening of the Blairstown Museum. Stop by and say hello!
Knowlton Fine Arts presents the Festival of Arts highlighting the visual arts, dance and drama. Enjoy music and food and the work of 90+ homeschoolers from this local fine arts co-op. For more information, call 908-619-9621.
Orbiting the Sun every two-hundred forty eight years and located approximately 4.7 billion miles from Earth is the mysterious world of Pluto. Since its discovery in 1930, many astronomers argued that this lonely outsider of the Solar System should not be regarded as a planet.
Punk-inspired rock 'n' roll courtesy of Easton-area band, Skin Of My Teeth.
Take the Easter Bunny Train Ride and visit with Mr. E. Bunny on the train and at the beautiful little glade where the kids can hunt for Easter eggs! Reserve your seats now for the Delaware River Railroad Excursion's special holiday ride, offered 11am, 12:30pm, 2pm and 3:30pm.
Sorry, but this event has sold out! The annual event is sponsored by the Alumni Association Executive Board which includes a full breakfast buffet, arts & crafts, egg hunt, prizes and a visit from the Easter Bunny. Parents, please remember to bring your cameras!
Each year MWA and volunteers clean up at various locations along the Musconetcong River from Lake Hopatcong down to the Delaware River Confluence.
The 6th annual event is an Environmental Education Day to participate in, investigate and learn about reducing, reusing and recycling in our homes and businesses and keeping all of our neighborhoods Green. Look for the Explore Warren table, stop by and say hello!
Get your friends, family together to create your very own Easter basket. Fill your own container or pick one while you are here with tulips, daffodils, pansies, hyacinths, primrose and violas! The possibilities are endless.
Come celebrate the Dairy Industry in Warren County with Shawn Kale, Butch Shoemaker and Ron Stevens.
Come on out and support a great cause!
This Easter Egg Hunt is sponsored by members of the Moravian Grange #187 in Hope. Toddlers thru 8th graders are welcome to participate. Prizes awarded for 4 age groups for 1st-3rd place winners. Easter Bunny will also be there for pictures and to meet the children.