Starting January 23, 2019

Warren County Wanderings

Chilly? A bit. But this red-tailed hawk spotted near Warren County's Delaware Water Gap by photographer Kent Sweigert doesn't shy away from being outdoors, and you might enjoy some crisp (very crisp) fresh air too, as you keep cabin fever at bay. Check out the Outdoors and Nature corner on Explore Warren's website to learn about public spaces where you can do some wandering, then the Where to Eat section for advice on where to warm up afterward! And read on for other activities to occupy you as you keep the winter blahs at bay. Happy Wanderings!

Coming Up

Join us for a meditation/prayer class from different traditions. Find Peace and Happiness within your Heart by non-judgmentally witnessing thoughts, actions and behaviors.

The sessions will be held on the following dates:

January 23:  Walking Meditation,

Every Wednesday, escape from the modern trappings of TV and the internet with an old-fashioned evening at the movies in the vintage atmosphere of Blairstown's Roy's Hall. Titles change weekly.

Pamper yourself by creating four different Lush-A-Like products.

Enjoy a delicious meal while you listen to some music.

Lee Larson will play the songs everyone knows and loves. The Inn has a full menu and features craft beers, fine wines and expansive cocktail selections. There is no charge for the music. Reservations, though, are recommended. To make a reservation, call 908-459-4884. 

 

Relax with a delicious meal and listen to some eclectic, acoustic music.

Come by, listen to some music and grab a bite to eat!

Join a beginner level class and learn some basic metal work and cold connection techniques. Participants will cut, sand and finish their selected tin pieces then rivet them onto their copper piece. All participants will leave with a finished necklace they can wear home!

Come enjoy free live music from the '50s, '60s and '70s with family, friends, and delicious wines!

While you dine, relax and enjoy the soft rock tunes of Jersey's own Rich Goldberg, covering more than 70 iconic artists, from the Beatles to Billy Joel and from James Taylor to Elton John.

Hang on to your seats as you cheer for your horse and win funny money if your horse wins. Actual races will be shown via a screen to create the atmosphere of being at the Kentucky Derby. Winnings can be used for additional horse races or redeem for Tricky Tray tickets.

Considered one of the premier bluegrass fiddlers of his generation, Mike picked up a fiddle at age four, and his talent was recognized early. In 1993 he was chosen to be part of the Bluegrass Youth All Stars at the IBMA's award show.

The Seldom Scene is an American bluegrass band formed in 1971 in Bethesda, Maryland. The Scene has been instrumental in starting the progressive bluegrass movement as their shows include bluegrass versions of country music, rock, and even pop.

Live classic hard rock will be playing while you enjoy a bite to eat and a drink.

Country recording artist and songwriter Bobby Clark at Bea McNally's Irish Pub!

This event has been rescheduled from January 20. The murders continue at Four Sisters Winery! It's just for fun during our Murder Mystery Dinners. The event begins with a formal wine tasting, followed by a delicious dinner of baked ziti, meatballs, garden salad, bread & dessert.

Relax to some free music with family, friends, and delicious wines!

Continuing

Do you like to sing? Then, come and sing your heart out at Bea McNally's! 

It’s that time again! Get your yoga on – and your wine/wine slushies! Let the stresses of your week melt away in our heated event facility, looking over one of our vineyards. The class will be beginner-friendly and open to all levels.

Every Sunday, stop on by for some live music and a delicious brunch!

Eat well, be happy! Kick-start your health and weight loss goals in 2019 with this free Weight Management class series, Jan. 7, 14, 21 & 28, at Washington ShopRite with Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, Carly Sopko. Registration is required; seats are limited.

Community Corner

Whether you’re a novice in the kitchen or a master of the culinary arts, you’ll be sure to enjoy this interactive Culinary Workshop class experience Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, Carly Sopko. For ages 16 and up. $20/person.

Are you involved with preserving Warren County's history and heritage? Come to the workshop to find out more about grants in general and to specifically be a part of the kick-off of the Warren County Partnership Program in cooperation with the New Jersey Historical Commission.

The community is invited to gather at Buttzville UMC for a great hot meal with sausage and meatballs, salads, bread, and of course spaghetti. Free. Bring someone who could use a good meal and some company, or take the dinner to them! 908-453-2301.

Learn basic belly dance moves you can do for fun and to get fit! Registration is required.

Call Kim Urban, 908-475-6322 or email kurban@warrenlib.org.

 

Free - takeout only - drive through upper driveway. Spaghetti, meat sauce or traditional sauce, roll with butter and a dessert. 

Plan Ahead

The Live to Ride Paint & Sip event is only $35 per person. RSVP to nancy@tramontinhd.com. Refreshments will be served!

A love story about the impossibility of love, Reasons To Be Pretty introduces us to Greg, who really, truly adores his girlfriend, Steph. Unfortunately, he also thinks she has a few physical imperfections, and when he casually mentions them, all hell breaks loose.

Let's get in the festive Mardi Gras spirit and create some wildly cool pieces to wear and noise-makers to shake during the upcoming Easton - Phillipsburg Mardi Gras Parade!

Due to icy conditions, the winter nature walk at White Lake Natural Resource Area has been rescheduled to February 23, from 1-3 pm. Explore and learn about the natural wonders of winter.

Whether hosting or attending a party, or just kicking back and watching the big game at home, we have you covered with delicious game day eats!

Party at the Draught House with pre-game Super Bowl specials, quarterly specials and raffles at half time! 

Get your beads, bring your bubbles and get ready to dance in the streets! The Big Easy Easton Brass will lead a Second Line parade from The Bayou restaurant on Centre Square, Easton, across the Free Bridge to SoMa Downtown Grill in Phillipsburg. It's one city with a river going through it!

Thinking of acquiring a flock of chickens or perhaps you already have some but would like of a bit of guidance? Hank Bignell, Jr., of Rutgers Cooperative Extension in Warren County, will explain all there is to know about beginning and caring for your flock.

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