Upcoming Events

Beginning May 2, 2024 and running through October, take advantage of the warm weather and enjoy dinner with a view! A rotating schedule of food trucks on the farm will be featured each Thursday, and Taco Tuesday with A Taco Affair will be on site every OTHER Tuesday beginning May 7.

Learn how to grow the flavors of East Asia with Patrick McDuffee of Well-Sweep Herb Farm as he explores herbs from India, China, Thailand, Vietnam, Japan, the Philippines and Indonesia.

Taught by Country Fusion Certified instructor, Jennifer Horsey! Great for all levels of dancing abilities! This event is limited to the first 100 people who purchase tickets. Option to purchase buffet meal will be available the night of, must be done before 8:30pm.

Discover the joy of making memories while painting vibrant flowers onto white wooden trays in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. A delightful afternoon of bonding and creativity to celebrate the beautiful relationship between mothers and daughters!

Brook Hollow Winery invites everyone to enjoy happy hour with an additional food truck every Friday along with live music! Seating available on the covered porch by reservation only.

This acoustic series starts with Deb D'Anne in a special solo show on April 26. Along with this series will be meal service and beverages for sale. Future shows: May 10 - Katie Gerhold May 24 - Open Mic

Jesse Bardwell joins The Noble Brothers for a night of rock, folk, bluegrass and more at The Arts at St. Luke's.

Architects is featuring live music and an optional dinner buffet all summer. Music Line-Up 2024

With a large local following in New Jersey, Yarn, an energetic and evolving Americana/jam/rock group based out of Brooklyn and Raleigh, has played Roy's Hall annually for the past twelve years, sometimes twice a year.

Celebrate “Dia de las Madres” with a delicacy native to Mexico, chocolate. A chocolate gift for Mom and a chocolate-infused wine called Besame, Spanish for 'Kiss Me.' Bring a picnic or snacks. Live music on Saturday by talented pianist, Sean Gough.

PRRH recently restored Lehigh and Hudson River caboose number 18 will be positioned next to the museum building for all to easily explore. The Centerville and Southwestern Miniature Railroad will be operating, and its museum and gift shop will be open. Admission is free.

Warm weather is around the corner and there’s never been a better time enjoy the vineyard and treat the mothers in your life to wine, food and music. Start with a self-guided wine flight priced at $22, $28, and $34 per person (waives music cover).

Start Spring off right with the opening weekend of the Arbor! Live music and great wine! Saturday and Sunday Afternoons: 1- 4:30 p.m.

Elaine Koplow and Jane Ebihara will read from their lateset work with comments on inspiration, forms and other aspects of writing. Refreshments, discussion and open mic to follow. All are welome.

Villa is getting outdoors for fresh air, warm sun and music. Bring your own snacks or picnic, try handmade local cheeses and date-nut treats as well as packaged crackers and other light snacks. Music At Milagro (Music 1-5pm)

Little Ridge has live music in May, along with Mother's Day celebration, a gala and more! May 4-Allan Willcockson May 5-Lauren Christine May 11 -Scott Messina

Pequest Valley Arts presents a Mommy and Me paint class. Daddys are welcome too!

Everyone is invited to a free community dinner at the chapel. Hosted by First Presbyterian Church in Hackettstown.

Inspired by the 1930s “Quintet of the Hot Club of France” in Paris and led by guitarist Django Reinhardt and violinist Stéphane Grappelli, The Hot Club of Philadelphia, with founding guitarist Barry Wahrhaftig, brings its unique interpretations of Manouche (Romani) Jazz, aka “Gypsy Jazz,” Hot Jaz

Albert Lee is one of the most respected and renowned guitarists in music history, having worked with The Everly Brothers, Eric Clapton, Emmylou Harris and The Crickets over his long and illustrious career.