Events and Activities

9th Annual Restaurant Week April 23-April 27, 2018 Eclectic Grill - Hyatt Regency Morristown

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

One of our most popular Grain House events is Grilled Cheese Month. A different variation on one of America’s favorite foods is served every day (weekdays only). Everyone is looking forward to our chef’s schedule of creative interpretations of this classic delicious lunch item!

2018 marks the tri-centennial celebration of the Whippany Burying Yard. Mike Czuchnicki of the Hanover Twp. Landmark Commission will speak of the rich history found in the Burying Yard, some only recently uncovered.

The Hanover Wind Symphony will be performing a concert program of music for band which is drawn from the repertoire normally associated with brass bands, brass ensembles, and even orchestras. The program will include works by Malcolm Arnold, Cesar Franck, Derek Bourgeois, Rossano Galante, and Brian Sadler among others. Join us for an evening of exciting works from the wind band repertoire. Tickets are available by calling the Bickford Box Office at (973) 971-3706

Join the next road trip from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey-- a visit to Wave Hill, the spectacular public garden and cultural center in the Riverside section of the Bronx. Curator Mary Birmingham will share her expert knowledge of the contemporary art scene to provide you with insider access to this living work of art overlooking the Hudson River and Palisades. The group will tour Wave Hill’s art gallery and garden, enjoy a seated lunch in the beautiful Café at the Wave Hill House, and receive a 10% discount to the center’s gift shop, to end the day with a souvenir from your visit. Visit artcenternj.org for more information, or to make your reservation. Reservations can also be made by contacting Bonnie-Lynn Nadzeika at 908-273-9121 ext. 225 or via email at bonnie-lynn@artcenternj. org. Due to limited seating, tickets are non-refundable. Tickets are $140 for members and $150 for non-members.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

One of our most popular Grain House events is Grilled Cheese Month. A different variation on one of America’s favorite foods is served every day (weekdays only). Everyone is looking forward to our chef’s schedule of creative interpretations of this classic delicious lunch item!

Meet Basil Hayden’s Brand Ambassador who will offer a free tasting of their award winning bourbon and dark rye. Then, enjoy signature cocktails crafted with Basil Hayden’s and the Dark Rye. Chef Dennis will create a food pairing. Tiphanie Doucet will be back to perform from 7 pm to 10:00 pm. Bourbon and Blues Night occurs every last Thursday of the Month.

Tickets are now on sale for Morris Arts’ 10th Anniversary Great Conversations to be held on April 26, 2018 at the Madison Hotel, 1 Convent Rd., Morristown. Marking the 10th anniversary, this year’s event honors Joen Ferrari, the founder of Great Conversations. Guests can mix and mingle with a stellar lineup of prominent and fascinating host conversationalists at a 6:00pm reception leading to the 7:15pm dinner where guests can converse in more depth with a specific host selected in advance. Discover the pleasure of live conversation with celebrated hosts from the arts, media, tech, sciences, healthcare, public service, sports, industry and more. Among this year’s hosts are a NY Times bestselling author, a robotics expert, a jazz saxophonist, Stanley Cup champion, a Medal of Honor recipient, a world famous climate scientist, a celebrated chef or other similarly fascinating and accomplished individuals. Each dinner table will feature a host Conversationalist whose unique experiences, life story and achievements will catalyze intriguing conversations. Learn about their work, their thoughts on the world, their insights into their fields, and the experiences that shaped their lives. How did they get to where they are now? What lessons can they impart? This is an evening to exchange ideas and savor the pleasures of live encounters. You may be surprised by what you discover. Our host conversationalists this year include the following distinguished individuals: ARTS, MUSIC & MEDIA Tom Bergeron ROI-NJ - Editor & Chief Content Officer of new multimedia NJ business publication; former NJBIZ editor Joanne Del Rio Novartis - Art Collection Manager overseeing Novartis’ extensive art collection in North and South America; Board Chair for Save Ellis Island Leia Gaccione South + Pine American Eatery - Chef/Owner of Morristown’s latest gastronomic success; former Chef de Cuisine for celebrity chef Bobby Flay; competed in 3 seasons of Iron Chef America Mark Gross Jazz Saxophonist, Recording Artist & Educator with 2 Grammy® award-winning projects; performed with Dizzy Gillespie, the Duke Ellington Orchestra and on Broadway; Rutgers Mason Gross School of the Arts Faculty Christina Baker Kline Highly acclaimed author of the NY Times bestsellers, Orphan Train and A Piece of the World Carly Murphy Sotheby’s - VP for Global Client Development, Contemporary Art John Servidio General Manager of NJTV; Vice President of Subsidiary Stations for WNET Bill Stephney Co-creator and producer for the rap group Public Enemy, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees; Def Jam Records former President; Broad Market Media Principal; NJPAC Producer & Curator BUSINESS James Kraus Crum & Forster – SVP, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary Jason Levine Mondelēz International– Regional Chief Marketing Officer North America Ned Linnen Avis Budget Group – EVP & Chief Human Resources Officer Robin Rotenberg BASF Corporation - VP, Corporate Communications & Chief Communications Officer; former President, BASF Canada ENTREPRENEURS & TECH Irene Chang Britt Independent Board Director & Strategic Advisor; 30 years in Consumer Packaged Goods including President and C-Suite executive at Pepperidge Farm Michael Engel PwC – Intelligent Process Automation Leader for Emerging Technologies; Adviser to the Institute for Robotic Process Automation Aaron Price CEO & Founder – Propelify (one of the country’s largest innovation communities) & NJ Tech Meetup; tech community expert for The White House (Obama Administration), Governor Phil Murphy, and the WSJ Linda Wellbrock CEO & Founder of Leading Woman Entrepreneurs, a media and events company that recognizes outstanding women business owners and entrepreneurs HEALTHCARE & PHARMA Carsten Brunn, PhD Bayer Pharmaceuticals – President, Americas Region Nancy Corcoran-Davidoff Hackensack Meridian Health Network – EVP & Chief Experience Officer Alex Kelly Allergan – EVP, Corporate Affairs & Chief Communications Officer Carrie Eglinton Manner Quest Diagnostics – SVP, Advanced Diagnostics; Chair of the Board for Thrive Networks Suneet Varma Pfizer Essential Health - Global President Joe Wilkins Atlantic Health System – SVP & Chief Transformation Officer LAW Jami McKeon Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP – Partner, Chair of the Firm; named among The National Law Journal’s “75 Most Outstanding Women Lawyers” MILITARY SERVICE Colonel Jack Jacobs (Retired) Medal of Honor recipient for service in Vietnam; NBC News military analyst REAL ESTATE Leslie E. Smith Jr. Rockefeller Group – former EVP; developed the International Trade Center/NJ Foreign Trade Zone in Mt. Olive NJ; Principal - Smith & Main SCIENCE & MEDICINE Lisa Goddard, PhD Columbia University - Director & Senior Research Scientist at the International Research Institute for Climate and Society; Global expert on El Niño, La Niña & near-term climate change Allen Keller, MD NYU School of Medicine – Associate Professor of Medicine & Director of Center for Health and Human Rights; Director - Bellevue/NYU Program for Survivors of Torture SPORTS Bruce Driver New Jersey Devils Defenseman, Captain, and Stanley Cup Champion; Two-time NCAA Division I National Champion; Olympian Brent Qvale New York Jets Offensive Lineman #79 Table is equipped with Audio Directions hearing loops to assist hearing aid wearers This very popular event fills up quickly so be sure to buy your tickets early, available online at www.morrisarts.org. Proceeds from Great Conversations help to support the many programs and services provided by Morris Arts. Often accomplished “behind the scenes,” Morris Arts’ work serves hundreds of thousands of people each year – with arts in education programs, arts programming in the community, grants, scholarships, advocacy, innovative community-building/creative placemaking events and support for artists and arts organizations. These efforts are critical to enriching and improving the quality of life in the broader community. Come and savor the art of live conversation, meet some extraordinary individuals and help a truly worthy organization give back to its community. Morris Arts gratefully acknowledges the generosity of our sponsors: Allergan, BASF, Bayer, Crum & Forster, Hackensack Meridian Health Network, MetLife; Mondelēz International, PwC, Quest Diagnostics; Audio Directions, Avis Budget Goup, Delta Dental of New Jersey, JWeber Creative; Ketchum Communications, MCM Wealth Management at Morgan Stanley, Morristown Medical Center, Normandy Real Estate Partners, Pfizer, Rockefeller Group; Media Sponsors: NJ Advance Media, NJTV and ROI-NJ. Morris Arts, located in Morristown, NJ, is a not-for-profit organization founded in 1973 dedicated to building community through the arts. Using the arts to inspire, connect and engage, Morris Arts serves as a resource for Morris County with a special focus on arts programming in the schools and in the community, arts advocacy, and support of the Morris Area community of artists and arts organizations. The New Jersey State Council on the Arts has awarded the Morris Arts a “Citation of Excellence” and designated it as a “Major Service Organization” in recognition of its “solid history of service excellence, substantial activity and broad public service.” Learn more about this year's distinguished host conversationalists and purchase tickets at www.morrisarts.org.

Mount Tabor Tag Sale – Attic Treasures and Trinkets Friday April 27, 9am to 4pm Saturday April 28, 9am to 4pm Sunday April 29, Noon to 4pm at the Bethel in Mount Tabor. Turn off Route 53 onto Dickerson Road or St John's Avenue and follow the signs. Park at the Mt. Tabor post office at 26 Simpson Ave. Proceeds help the Mount Tabor Historical Society support its Richardson History House and to fund programs concerning the importance of preserving the historic community. Members of the Society have made donations to the sale, which will include unusual and interesting items; something for everyone. After the sale, feel free to take a walk in Trinity Park, circled by the oldest Victorian houses in Mount Tabor. For information call 973-975-0001.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

One of our most popular Grain House events is Grilled Cheese Month. A different variation on one of America’s favorite foods is served every day (weekdays only). Everyone is looking forward to our chef’s schedule of creative interpretations of this classic delicious lunch item!

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Spring Four Course Tasting Menu with options in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $54 per person. A wine pairing is available for $36 per person. They have selected over 50 wines by the bottle offered at 50% off on Friday evenings.  Located inside the Westin Governor Morris Hotel.

NJ Audubon: Croaks, Trills and Splashes (March and April) Family Program led by Stephanie Punnett, Program Director Come for a night adventure to the world of amphibians! We’ll start with a short slide presentation on the frogs of the Sanctuary, and then we’ll head out to the ponds with flashlights, buckets, and nets. We’ll listen and look for Wood Frogs, American Toads, Spring Peepers, and anything that hops, swims, or crawls! Due to the sensitivity of the habitat, the program is limited to 15 people. Please bring a flashlight. When Friday, March 23, 2018 (7:00pm to 8:30pm) Friday, April 27, 2018 (7:00pm to 8:30pm) Where Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, 11 Hardscrabble Road, Bernardsville, NJ, 07924 Cost & Registration $5 members; $10 non-members per evening. Please call 908-396-6386 to register by March 22, 2018

Máire Ní Chathasaigh (Moira Nee-KA-ha-see) & Chris Newman play the Celtic Harp and guitar is like masters of their craft, and their craft is virtuoso performance. “Awesome is a word overused these days, but I was drop-dead awe-struck by their performance. Their forte is the Irish and Scots repertoire, but they take detours into old-time American tunes and swing (!!) This is a must-see show. They are jaw-dropping mind-bending outstanding." -- Mike Agranoff, Program Chairman

Mount Tabor Tag Sale – Attic Treasures and Trinkets Friday April 27, 9am to 4pm Saturday April 28, 9am to 4pm Sunday April 29, Noon to 4pm at the Bethel in Mount Tabor. Turn off Route 53 onto Dickerson Road or St John's Avenue and follow the signs. Park at the Mt. Tabor post office at 26 Simpson Ave. Proceeds help the Mount Tabor Historical Society support its Richardson History House and to fund programs concerning the importance of preserving the historic community. Members of the Society have made donations to the sale, which will include unusual and interesting items; something for everyone. After the sale, feel free to take a walk in Trinity Park, circled by the oldest Victorian houses in Mount Tabor. For information call 973-975-0001.

In December of 2017 we conducted an archeological dig near the Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms' south terrace. This dig, its findings, and the subsequent archaeological study will be the subject of this presentation and guided walking tour on Saturday, April 28th at 11:00 a.m. with Brian Bosenberg, the museum’s long-time historic landscape architect and archeologist Ian Burrow, of Burrow Into History. Did they unearth a gem? Or is the landscape just schist? Burrow and Bosenberg will leave no stone unturned!

The whole community is invited to the Grand Opening of ARTSi Studio in Historic Downtown Chester. ARTSi Studio offers art classes, parties, and events for all ages. Join us for a ribbon cutting ceremony at 12:30pm, followed by an Open House from 1:00-5:00pm. Stop by for free art making, refreshments, and a raffle! We can’t wait to celebrate with you!!

NJ Audubon: Broken Clay Pot Fairy House Family Program led by Stephanie Punnett, Program Director Enjoy an afternoon of fun in the world of fairies! We’ll make “broken clay pot” fairy-sized gardens filled with fairy decorations and accessories made with natural materials. We’ll show you how to make houses, tables, chairs, swings and more! You can make a flower fairy too! We’ll have more ideas and examples to get you started, and then let your imagination do the rest. All materials supplied: pot, saucer, soil, plants, fairy materials, and oodles of natural materials. Bring a glue gun if you have one. Limited to 18. When Saturday, April 28, 2018. (2:00pm to 3:30pm.) Where Scherman-Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, 11 Hardscrabble Road, Bernardsville, NJ 07924 Cost per pot & Registration $29 per pot for members, $35 per pot for non-members. Registration and payment required by April 24, 2018: please call 908-396-6386.

Join Grow It Green Morristown for their 6th Annual Diamonds for Kale Gala on April 28. This year’s gala moves to the Seeing Eye located in Morris Township, and will offer guests more room to celebrate in a beautiful and unique setting. The event will feature local, seasonally-inspired food, local craft beer and spirits, wine tasting, a live jazz band, silent auction, tricky tray and more! All proceeds go towards Grow It Green Morristown's work to promote equal access to fresh, local food and educate communities on environmental stewardship and healthy eating. Tickets are $125 and are limited! For more information, please visit www.growitgreenmorristown.org/diamondsforkale

This sublime program strings together strings together three chamber seminal works. Together, they provide an illuminating snapshot of the evolution of classicism in music by three of its greatest German exponents: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Carla Maria von Weber and Johannes Brahms. Individual Tickets $60, Limited number of educational discount tickets $15 with ID.

Steering your Wheels to help Save The Wheel! The water wheel on the iconic Red Mill is in dire need of restoration. All proceeds from this car show will go directly to funding repairs. Bring your Classic, Street Rod, Rat Rod, Import, Truck, SUV or Muscle Car out to our breathtaking location in Clinton, NJ and enjoy the day!

Mount Tabor Tag Sale – Attic Treasures and Trinkets Friday April 27, 9am to 4pm Saturday April 28, 9am to 4pm Sunday April 29, Noon to 4pm at the Bethel in Mount Tabor. Turn off Route 53 onto Dickerson Road or St John's Avenue and follow the signs. Park at the Mt. Tabor post office at 26 Simpson Ave. Proceeds help the Mount Tabor Historical Society support its Richardson History House and to fund programs concerning the importance of preserving the historic community. Members of the Society have made donations to the sale, which will include unusual and interesting items; something for everyone. After the sale, feel free to take a walk in Trinity Park, circled by the oldest Victorian houses in Mount Tabor. For information call 973-975-0001.

Have you ever wondered how the beautiful gardens and landscapes at Florham were designed? Join the Friends of Florham on April 29, 2018 for a lecture by trustee Ed Zimmermann about Frederick Law Olmsted, landscape architect of Central Park, and his approach to professionalizing the work of the landscape architect. With Florham as an example, Zimmermann will share the significance of Olmsted’s systematic approach to design, management, and execution, the work of other landscape architects at Florham, and their importance as pioneers in the industry. Ed Zimmerman has been involved in the landscape industry for 38 years, is currently Branch Manager at Davey Tree Management and is on the FDU team.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Help us celebrate – stop by any time between 10 am and 6 pm for a FREE cup or cone of our delicious homemade ice cream while visiting the farm! Guess Farmer Kurt’s favorite flavor to be entered into a drawing to win a prize!

One of our most popular Grain House events is Grilled Cheese Month. A different variation on one of America’s favorite foods is served every day (weekdays only). Everyone is looking forward to our chef’s schedule of creative interpretations of this classic delicious lunch item!

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Join us for an evening of lively literary conversation when one local author interviews another! We are pleased to have Morristown native poet and journalist Tina Kelley talk to local novelist and poet Julie Maloney all about her new novel A Matter of Chance, the story of the life of a mother as she spends years searching for her kidnapped daughter. NY Times bestselling author Christina Baker Kline has called A Matter of Chance "beautiful and sensitive...effortlessly readable." About our presenters: Morristown author Tina Kelley is a Pulitzer-prize winning journalist who reported for the NY Times for ten years and has co-written the national bestselling non-fiction book Almost Home: Helping kids move from homelessness to hope. She is also an award-winning poet who has published 3 books of poems. Author Julie Maloney is a Newark, NJ native and the founder of WOMEN READING ALOUD a non-profit dedicated to promoting women writers. She has received a National Endowment for the Arts Award where she worked as an Artist in the Schools and conducts writing workshops and retreats throughout the year. She has also published a book of poems, Private Landscape, and leads the "Tea & Conversation" author series at the Bernardsville Public Library.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Jazz clarinetist Ken Peplowski will pay tribute to jazz legend Benny Goodman at the Bickford Theatre on Thursday, May 3. He and his Sextet, featuring Chuck Redd on vibes, Rossano Sportiello on piano, Sean Smith on bass, Matt Witek on drums, and Hilary Gardner on vocals, remember the great clarinetist in celebration of the 80th anniversary of the famous Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert of 1938.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Spring Four Course Tasting Menu with options in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $54 per person. A wine pairing is available for $36 per person. They have selected over 50 wines by the bottle offered at 50% off on Friday evenings.  Located inside the Westin Governor Morris Hotel.

The Library is pleased to present a special free Friday evening performance of selections from the classic comic operetta The Mikado by Gilbert & Sullivan. The Mikado is one of the most popular musicals of all-time and Light Opera of New Jersey breathes fresh life into this 133 year old piece. Join us in the main Circulation Room for a delightful evening and be transported back in time to Victorian England with beautiful costumes and fabulous vocals. All ages welcome. Made possible by The Friends of the Library. About our performers: “Savoy Faire” is a Gilbert & Sullivan ensemble of featured artists from Light Opera of New Jersey focused on community outreach. The primary goal of Savoy Faire is to educate and enlighten audiences of all ages while providing top-notch entertainment. Light Opera of New Jersey is "Artist in Residence" at St. Marks Episcopal Church in Basking Ridge, where they present an eclectic variety of musical offerings throughout the year ranging from Opera to Broadway to a cappella.

Heather Pierson is an award-winning pianist, multi-genre singer/songwriter, arranger, bandleader, and performer. She effortlessly shifts from New Orleans-style jazz and blues to rousing Americana and poignant folk narratives. In addition to singing and playing piano, she also plays tenor banjo, melodica and guitar. Her trio adds strings, cornet, bass, and harmony vocals.

The official ABBA fan club calls ABBA The Concert “the best ABBA tribute band in the world.” Enjoy this amazing recreation of the pop phenomenon and its greatest hits, including “Mamma Mia,” “Waterloo” and “Dancing Queen.” Tickets: $29 - $69

NJ Audubon: Rifle Camp Park Field Trip led by Dave Oster, NJ Audubon Associate Naturalist Rifle Camp Park, part of the Passaic County Park System, is located on the First Watchung Mountain south of Paterson. In recent years Rifle Camp has become known as a premiere location for neo-tropical migrants in spring. Migrating flycatchers, thrushes, warblers, vireos and others often "put down" in the greenery of Rifle Camp as dawn approaches and highly developed northeast Jersey looms ahead. The results can be an impressive number and variety of species. 20+ warbler days are not unexpected. The group will begin at the Rifle Camp Nature Center and walk the wooded trails, looking and listening. Depending on bird activity and recent sightings, the group may also visit adjacent Garret Mountain Park. Garret offers additional woodland and edge habitat, plus a large pond and low, wet areas. The trip will involve a good amount of walking with frequent stops to enjoy the birds and sort out the various bird songs. When Saturday, May 5, 2018 (8:00am to 12:00pm) Where 387 Rifle Camp Road, Woodland Park, NJ 07424 Route 80 West to Exit 56A, Squirrelwood Road. Go south on Squirrelwood for about a half mile to Rifle Camp Road. Turn left and proceed about 0.9 miles to the park entrance on the left. Follow the park road to its end at the Nature Center. Cost & Registration $15 members, $20 non-members. Please call 908-396-6386 to register by May 3, 2018

Joan & Joni is a musical tribute to Joan Baez and Joni Mitchell performed by singer/songwriters Allison Shapira and Kipyn Martin. In a musical journey from the 60s to today, Allison and Kipyn demonstrate the effect Joan and Joni have had on their own musical development as modern musicians. Kipyn Martin is an award-winning Americana singer/songwriter whose roots sink into the banks of the Shenandoah River. Allison Shapira is a recovering opera singer who recently found her authentic voice as a folksinger and songwriter. In March 2016, Allison and Kipyn were each nominated by the Washington Area Music Association Awards (WAMMIES) for best contemporary folk vocalist and Kipyn was nominated for songwriter of the year. $25 General Admission or become a member and pay $20 per ticket!!

The Friends of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum’s 23rd Annual Plant Sale Trees, shrubs, annuals, perennials, vines, herbs, heirloom tomatoes…no matter your passion, the plant sale has something for you! Gain access to thousands of well-bred plants, and have all your gardening questions answered by knowledgeable, on-site experts.

NJ Audubon: Digital Photography Workshop 9 – The Art of Flower Photography Workshop led by David DesRochers, NJ Audubon Associate Naturalist Whether photographing flowers in your garden or in a mountain meadow, there are techniques every level of photographer can use to create a photo worth hanging on your wall. In Workshop 9, nature photographer David DesRochers’ “The Art of Flower Photography” will help you understand digital SLR camera settings and how to use them to manage light and sharpness. David will also cover the basics of composition and will share a few creative ideas that you can use to change an ordinary subject into a work of art. Bring your camera for a hands-on practice session following the presentation. When Saturday, May 5, 2018. (1:00pm to 3:30pm.) Where Scherman-Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, 11 Hardscrabble Road, Bernardsville, NJ, 07924 Cost & Registration $12 members, $25 non-members. Registration required by May 3, 2018; please call 908-396-6386 to register.

Walking and Tasting Tour of Morristown. Walk. Eat. Learn. Laugh.

The 2nd Annual Kentucky Derby Gala will be held on May 5, 2018 at the Holiday Inn in Clinton, New Jersey from 4-9pm. Individual tickets are $80 per person if purchased by March 31st - on April 1st the price goes up to $85 per person. For groups of 6 or more, tickets are $75 per person - group discount tickets must be purchased together. Contact Museum Assistant Gina Sampaio at 908-735-4101 x102 or admin@theredmill.org with any questions about our Gala fundraiser.

St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Morristown will hold its 2018 Annual Vestry Fundraiser on Saturday, May 5, 2018. The "Kentucky Derby Day" event will feature a silent auction, 50/50 raffle, hat contest, music, food, and race-related games. Doors open at 5:00 pm and admission tickets are $35.

Come Contra Dance with Ted Crane and Gotham Carnival - Joe De Paolo on percussion, Dominique Gagne on flutes, Julia Hartman on fiddle, and Jean Monroe on piano. Join us for an evening of lively music and great fun dancing ...Contras. Beginner’s workshop at 7:30 PM. Dance follows 8 PM - 11 PM. Just listening to the band is worth the admission, and listeners are always welcome

Romeo & Juliet tells the tale of young lovers torn apart by family rivalries, while Carmen follows a fiery gypsy as she seduces a young army corporal then leaves him for a dashing toreador.

Joan & Joni is a musical tribute to Joan Baez and Joni Mitchell performed by modern singer/songwriters Allison Shapira and Kipyn Martin. In a musical journey from the 60s to today, Allison and Kipyn demonstrate the effect Joan and Joni have had on their own musical development as modern musicians. Kipyn Martin is an award-winning Americana singer/songwriter whose roots sink into the banks of the Shenandoah River. Allison Shapira is a recovering opera singer who recently found her authentic voice as a folksinger and songwriter. In March 2016, Allison and Kipyn were each nominated by the Washington Area Music Association Awards (WAMMIES) for best contemporary folk vocalist and Kipyn was nominated for songwriter of the year. By weaving Joan Baez & Joni Mitchell's themes together with their own individual messages, Allison and Kipyn place an important part of American history in a modern context. Presented by Roxbury Arts Alliance.

E Street band member Steven Van Zandt has carved out a successful solo career fronting his R&B-influenced band. Soulfire, his first new album in over 15 years, has been named one of the “Best Albums of 2017” by Rolling Stone.

The Friends of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum’s 23rd Annual Plant Sale Trees, shrubs, annuals, perennials, vines, herbs, heirloom tomatoes…no matter your passion, the plant sale has something for you! Gain access to thousands of well-bred plants, and have all your gardening questions answered by knowledgeable, on-site experts.

The Jefferson Township Museum, also known as the George Chamberlain House, will have its Spring open house on Sunday, May 6, 2018, from 1 to 4 pm. Admission is free. Costumed docents will be available to talk about this Victorian home.  Featured this month will be an exhibit of antique and vintage dolls and toys from a private collection.  Curator Lynda MacDonald will give an informal talk about toys of the period and demonstrate how to play with some of them.  The Museum, located at 315 Dover-Milton Road, was entered into the National and State Registers of Historic Places in 2010.  Be sure to visit Miss Elizabeth’s Shoppe located in the original kitchen of the Museum.  The Shoppe is packed with new and vintage items for sale, perfect for spring or anytime.  You may be lucky enough to see some spring flowers poking through in the Museum’s lovely gardens, too. 

For further information, refer to the Jefferson Township’s Historical Society website at www.jthistoricalsociety.org, or call Christine Williams, Jefferson Township Historical Society President at 973-697-0258.

The critically-acclaimed classical pianist Christopher Johnson will make a rare New Jersey appearance when he performs at the Bickford Theatre on Sunday, May 6, with a program which features the New Jersey premiere of his new composition “Rhapsody on America the Beautiful.” The program also includes well-known works by Frederick Chopin, Scott Joplin, Edward McDowell and the original version of “Rhapsody in Blue” by George Gershwin.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The virtuoso jazz pianist Dick Hyman will perform at the Bickford Theatre on Monday, May 7, at 7:30 PM. His solo concert, “Dick Hyman Plays the Decades,” features his interpretations of popular songs from Tchaikovsky’s “The Nutcracker” written in 1892 to Stephen Sondheim’s “Losing My Mind” from the 1971 musical Follies. Some of the other selections to be performed are the Lennon-McCartney hit “Norwegian Wood,” the popular standard “Stella by Starlight,” and “I Feel Pretty” in celebration of the 100th birthday of Leonard Bernstein. Mr. Hyman also promises to perform his tour-de-force version of Fats Waller’s “Minor Drag.”

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Spring Four Course Tasting Menu with options in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $54 per person. A wine pairing is available for $36 per person. They have selected over 50 wines by the bottle offered at 50% off on Friday evenings.  Located inside the Westin Governor Morris Hotel.

The Minstrel Open Stage is the place where a diverse collection of acoustic musicians perform for a welcoming, supportive, and attentive audience. We’re a listening room, not a noisy bar. We've often seen previews of our regularly scheduled opening acts for the first time at our Open Stage. Admission is $5.00 at the door, but is free for anyone under the age of twenty-five. (Free-will donations are encouraged.) For information on how to sign up to perform at our next Open Stage, visit www.OpenStage.FolkProject.org. The featured act for May is the trio of Todd Dennison, Carrie Cantor, & Mitch Radler.

NJ Audubon: World Series of Birding New Jersey Audubon Event at Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary Once again the Scherman-Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary will field teams for the World Series of Birding, the Big Stay and the Century Run and invite you to join them for the day or collect pledges to help support the conservation, education and research goals of NJ Audubon. For more information, and to register, please see registration and pledge forms on the World Series of Birding website at worldseriesofbirding.org. You can also call 908-396-6386 or stop by the Sanctuary (address below). 1. Scherman Hoffman Barkley Family Big Stay: Ron, Ben and Dan Barkley, aka the “Deckcissels” have conducted “Big Stays” on the rooftop observation deck of the Hoffman Center since 2010, when they finished in first place for the “Big Stay” category of the World Series of Birding event with a total of 80 species. Ron and Dan will lead the team this year. Pledges to their efforts will support education programs at the Hoffman Center. When: Saturday, May 12, 2018 (12:01am to 12:00 midnight) Where: Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, 11 Hardscrabble Rd, Bernardsville, NJ 07924 Registration required by May 10, 2018 2. Scherman Hoffman and Great Swamp Century Run: NJ Audubon past board member, author of For the Birds (a history of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology) and a master at recording bird songs for the “Lab of Ornithology”, Randy Little has been leading the Sanctuary and Great Swamp Century Run since 1988. As a leader, there is no better guide than Randy to help learn the intricacies of bird songs during migration. With a special-use permit from the Great Swamp Wildlife Refuge, we will have access to the off-limits management area of the refuge. Our record of 102 species was set in 2002 by Randy and co-leader Neil Collins. Limit 25. When: Saturday, May 12, 2018 (7:00am to mid-afternoon) Where: Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, 11 Hardscrabble Rd, Bernardsville, NJ 07924 Registration required by May 10, 2018

NJ Audubon: World Series of Birding New Jersey Audubon Event at Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary Once again the Scherman-Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary will field teams for the World Series of Birding, the Big Stay and the Century Run and invite you to join them for the day or collect pledges to help support the conservation, education and research goals of NJ Audubon. For more information, and to register, please see registration and pledge forms on the World Series of Birding website at worldseriesofbirding.org. You can also call 908-396-6386 or stop by the Sanctuary (address below). 1. Scherman Hoffman Barkley Family Big Stay: Ron, Ben and Dan Barkley, aka the “Deckcissels” have conducted “Big Stays” on the rooftop observation deck of the Hoffman Center since 2010, when they finished in first place for the “Big Stay” category of the World Series of Birding event with a total of 80 species. Ron and Dan will lead the team this year. Pledges to their efforts will support education programs at the Hoffman Center. When: Saturday, May 12, 2018 (12:01am to 12:00 midnight) Where: Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, 11 Hardscrabble Rd, Bernardsville, NJ 07924 Registration required by May 10, 2018 2. Scherman Hoffman and Great Swamp Century Run: NJ Audubon past board member, author of For the Birds (a history of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology) and a master at recording bird songs for the “Lab of Ornithology”, Randy Little has been leading the Sanctuary and Great Swamp Century Run since 1988. As a leader, there is no better guide than Randy to help learn the intricacies of bird songs during migration. With a special-use permit from the Great Swamp Wildlife Refuge, we will have access to the off-limits management area of the refuge. Our record of 102 species was set in 2002 by Randy and co-leader Neil Collins. Limit 25. When: Saturday, May 12, 2018 (7:00am to mid-afternoon) Where: Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, 11 Hardscrabble Rd, Bernardsville, NJ 07924 Registration required by May 10, 2018

Treat mom on her special day! The whole family will enjoy a scenic hayride around our beautiful farm to our rustic, indoor, banquet facility, Harvest Hall - where you will enjoy a lovely asparagus themed buffet brunch. Reservations are required. Open table family style seating.

This event is FREE! Enjoy the historic garden at Macculloch Hall buzzing with family activities and presentations. 11:00 am Meet an owl during All About Owls presented by The Raptor Trust Learn about soil profiles from a New Jersey State soil scientist Create art Explore the garden in a scavenger hunt Listen to stories under our Beech tree Pre-registration is requested with Cynthia Winslow, cwinslow@maccullochhall.org or (973) 538-2404, ext. 16.

Join a fun and unique experience of turning fleece into woolen fiber. Watch a live sheep shearing as it was done in the past without electricity, enjoy hands-on activities, such as weaving, spinning, and crafting, meet the cute, baby lambs, and tour the 1826 water-powered Cooper Gristmill - the only fully water-powered gristmill in New Jersey that still produces flour and meal.

The Morris County School of Glass encourages and supports STEAM Initiatives through its comprehensive ability to teach K-12 students not only the art of glassblowing but the science and technology that powers this art form. The Morris County School of Glass would like to extend an invitation to local educators to join us for the first annual Educators Forum. The Educators Forum is intended to explore how The Morris County School of Glass can partner with regional school districts to expose students to the magic of glass blowing while addressing STEAM initiatives.

Treat your favorite Mother to a night to remember. Learn to play with 2,100 molten glass together while making keepsakes like a flower, heart or other unique treasure to commemorate the night. Great for a Date Night or just some one-on-one time with your mother. Light appetizers will be served and a complimentary glass of champagne to toast your accomplishments after you play with the fire.

Inspired by the success of his two New York Times best-selling memoirs, Stories I Only Tell My Friends and Love Life, Rob Lowe has created an all-new, peek-behind-the-curtain at Hollywood, fame, fatherhood and marriage. From the Brat Pack to The West Wing to Parks and Recreation and beyond, Stories I Only Tell My Friends is packed with witty fun and one-of-a-kind insights spanning an iconic four-decade career. Gold section ticket purchase includes a signed copy of the book Stories I Only Tell My Friends plus a post-show meet & greet and professional photo with Rob Lowe. Tickets: $49 - $69; $175 Gold Section

The Morris Choral Society’s Spring Concert will present an inspired program at the historic Methodist Church on the Green in Morristown. The concert features Gabriel Faure's Requiem in d minor, Op. 48 by , conducted by MCS Music Director Jason Tramm, accompanied by the MidAtlantic Chamber Ensemble, with guest soloists, mezzo- soprano Maya Hoover, baritone Jonathan Scott and organist Michael Wittenburg . Works by American Master composers Gwyneth Walker, Ola Gjeilo, Daniel Elder and Samuel Barber will follow, with special appearances by the Clarum Sonum Choir, and the Express Male sextet. Tickets $25 Adults; $20 Seniors; $15 Children under 18

Your Mother deserves the very best on her special day! If you bring her to the Olde Mill Inn or Grain House Mother’s Day Brunch, you will let her know how much you value all that she has done for you. Reservations Required 908-696-2335

Show Mom how special she is by celebrating Mother's Day at The Bernards Inn. Whichever dining option you choose, Mom will be proud of you for thinking so much of her. Seatings for the Mother's Day Buffet in the Fenwick Ballroom are from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Feast on Honey Glazed Jones Ham, Roasted Roasted Turkey, Garlic Rubbed Prime Rib as well as beef, seafood and pasta selections. Enjoy savory salads, charcuterie, astisanal cheeses, and an elaborate dessert display and more. $69.00 for adults $35.00 for children 6 years old to 12 years old $15.00 for children 2 years old to 5 years old Children 2 years old and younger are complimentary Seatings for the Three-Course Prix-Fixe dinner in our dining rooms are from 2:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and will include chef selections from Chef Heyer's Spring Menu,including organic Griggstown Chicken, Roasted Halibut, Filet Mignon and more. $79.00 for adults $35.00 for children 12 years and under Reservations are required and can be made by calling: (908) 766-0002

Celebrate all the Mother's in your life by treating them to a delicious brunch/lunch at the Hyatt Regency Morristown's Eclectic Grill.

Treat Mom to an unforgettable 3 Course Mother’s Day Menu for $68 adults and $34 children under 12 years old from 12 noon to 9pm. The Wine Room is available for private dining for up to 18 people.

Treat mom to more than flowers or brunch this year and create cherished memories. In this 2 hour workshop, learn to make your own beautiful glass flowers, hearts and/or a vase, while spending quality time having fun and being creative. A light afternoon snack will be served and a complimentary champagne toast to celebrate your mother is included.

Treat mom to more than flowers or brunch this year and create cherished memories. In this 2 hour workshop, learn to make your own beautiful glass flowers, hearts and/or a vase, while spending quality time having fun and being creative. A light afternoon snack will be served and a complimentary champagne toast to celebrate your mother is included.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Tartuffe, the consummate con man, hypocrite, and womanizer, meets his match under Moliere’s deft pen. A masterpiece of biting social commentary brilliantly enclosed in a swirl of witty verse, outrageous characters, and delightful machinations; you’ll laugh and wince simultaneously as you hear how familiar the 17th century family sounds to our 21st century ears.”

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Museum of Early Trades & Crafts will literally "Raise the Roof" as we explore the structure and history of the East Jersey Cottage. At 4:00 p.m., join master carpenter Tyler Merson on the front lawn to build a scale model of an East Jersey Cottage. Then at 7:00 p.m., step inside the building where architect and historian Janet Foster, will tell us the story behind this very unique New Jersey-style architecture. This event is free to the public and donations to the Museum are welcome.

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Tartuffe, the consummate con man, hypocrite, and womanizer, meets his match under Moliere’s deft pen. A masterpiece of biting social commentary brilliantly enclosed in a swirl of witty verse, outrageous characters, and delightful machinations; you’ll laugh and wince simultaneously as you hear how familiar the 17th century family sounds to our 21st century ears.”

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Spring Four Course Tasting Menu with options in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $54 per person. A wine pairing is available for $36 per person. They have selected over 50 wines by the bottle offered at 50% off on Friday evenings.  Located inside the Westin Governor Morris Hotel.

In the 60's Jim Kweskin, with his famous Jug Band, was instrumental (if you'll forgive the pun) in resurrecting the long forgotten jug band music of the 20's and 30's and adding it to the repertoire of the Folk Revival. A brilliant guitarist and band leader, he renders the tricky guitar style to perfection, while still maintaining the looseness and improvisational character of that style of music. On top of that, he is a consummate entertainer and showman.

The former host of The Tonight Show presents his hilarious take on the world when he performs his trademark brand of everyman humor that has made him one of America's favorite personalities. Tickets: $100 - $150

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Tartuffe, the consummate con man, hypocrite, and womanizer, meets his match under Moliere’s deft pen. A masterpiece of biting social commentary brilliantly enclosed in a swirl of witty verse, outrageous characters, and delightful machinations; you’ll laugh and wince simultaneously as you hear how familiar the 17th century family sounds to our 21st century ears.”

NJ Audubon: Exploring the Griggstown Grasslands Preserve for Breeding Birds and Migrants Field Trip led by NJ Audubon Naturalist We’ll walk through field and forest to look for migrant birds returning to NJ or just passing through. Bring binoculars if you have them; loaner binoculars will be available for use during the walk. This site is one of the first grassland restoration projects NJ Audubon has implemented for Franklin Township. This program is funded by the Franklin Township Open Space Committee. When Saturday, May 19, 2018 (9:00am to 11:00pm) Where Meet at the parking lot at 1091 Canal Road, Princeton, NJ 08540 (just west of the Griggstown Causeway) Cost Free

Based loosely on London's Tweed Run, this all-day event starts with a leisurely bicycle ride through historic Clinton, NJ with marked stops for great pictures and to re-hydrate. Vintage bikes and period outfits are encouraged (though not required) and awards for a variety of categories will be given later in the day. After the bicycle ride, spread a blanket and open up your picnic basket... relax on the Museum Villages' 10 acres along the South Branch of the Raritan River. Shop the unique vendors, listen to live music, and while away the time with your family and friends! THIS EVENT IS A FUN(D) RAISER for THE RED MILL MUSEUM VILLAGE, a 501c3. It will be held rain or shine; All proceeds benefit the RED MILL MUSEUM VILLAGE and refunds are not available.

Visit the Whippany Railway Museum on Armed Forces Day (Saturday, May 19, 2018) to enjoy a display of classic, restored U.S. Military vehicles and more at the Museum site! The Museum's 45-minute, 10-mile round trip excursion trains will be operating throughout the day (advance online ticket purchase is highly recommended). The train will feature special railroad cars carrying military cargo and vehicles. The event is co-sponsored by the Military Transport Association of North Jersey.

NJ Audubon: Wildflower Identification Workshop led by Dorothy Smullen, Teacher/Naturalist Do you know how to use the keys in your wildflower guide book? It's more than scanning the color pages. Brush up on your flower vocabulary and do some hands-on ID. Trail walk will follow the indoor part to see what's in bloom. Bring your camera! When Saturday, May 19, 2018 (1:00pm to 4:00pm) Where Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, 11 Hardscrabble Road, Bernardsville, NJ 07924 Cost & Registration $12 members; $18 non-members Please call 908-396-6386 to register by May 18, 2018 (limited to 15 registrants).

Walking and Tasting Tour of Morristown. Walk. Eat. Learn. Laugh.

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Tartuffe, the consummate con man, hypocrite, and womanizer, meets his match under Moliere’s deft pen. A masterpiece of biting social commentary brilliantly enclosed in a swirl of witty verse, outrageous characters, and delightful machinations; you’ll laugh and wince simultaneously as you hear how familiar the 17th century family sounds to our 21st century ears.”

Learn how much your heirlooms and treasures are worth. We will be enjoying a wine tasting and light hors d'oeuvres, while learning about your treasures from the professionals at Nye & Company from Bloomfield, N.J. If you have specific items to be appraised, please contact us to pre-register with a photo or information about the item. For information about registering your items, please see our website at www.metc.org or call the museum at 973-377-2982. The fee is $50, $40 for members, and there is a $20 appraisal fee.

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Tartuffe, the consummate con man, hypocrite, and womanizer, meets his match under Moliere’s deft pen. A masterpiece of biting social commentary brilliantly enclosed in a swirl of witty verse, outrageous characters, and delightful machinations; you’ll laugh and wince simultaneously as you hear how familiar the 17th century family sounds to our 21st century ears.”

Come Contra Dance with Don Flaherty and Strum Squeezblow - Tom Phillips on fiddle, Jody Kruskal on Anglo concertina, Trip Henderson on harmonica, and TBA on guitar. Join us for an evening of lively music and great fun dancing ...Contras. Beginner’s workshop at 7:30 PM. Dance follows 8 PM - 11 PM. Just listening to the band is worth the admission, and listeners are always welcome

Iconic comedian Louie Anderson, the three-time Emmy®-Award winner, is one of the country's most recognized and adored comics; named by Comedy Central as "One of 100 Greatest Stand-Up Comedians of All Time." His career has spanned more than 30 years. He is a best-selling author, star of his own stand up specials and sitcoms, and he continues to tour the country performing to standing room only crowds worldwide. In 2016, Anderson was cast to co-star along with Zach Galifianakis and Martha Kelly in the hit FX series, "Baskets." Anderson's extraordinary new role is Christine Baskets, the matriarch of the Baskets clan. May 19 8PM $48 ALL SEATS

An evening of romance…sword fighting…and witches! The Bard’s tale of star-crossed lovers features music by Prokofiev and has been hailed “as fine a piece as NJB has ever owned.” Trouble brews in Scotland when blind ambition dooms a general’s fate in MacBeth, based on a production created by Vladimir Vasiliev for the Bolshoi.

The classic fairy tale comes to life with lavish sets and costumes, performed with New Jersey Ballet’s original “storyteller” narration so little children can follow the story. Two performances.  Tickets: $15 - $25  Ages:  4+

SUN MAY 20 2018 @ 1:30PM SUN MAY 20 2018 @ 4:30PM

Cinderella is one of New Jersey Ballet’s most popular children’s productions. The classic fairy tale about a girl losing her slipper at the big ball gets the royal treatment with beautiful sets and costumes. New Jersey Ballet’s hallmark “storyteller” narration makes sure even the littlest theater-goers can keep up with ease.

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Tartuffe, the consummate con man, hypocrite, and womanizer, meets his match under Moliere’s deft pen. A masterpiece of biting social commentary brilliantly enclosed in a swirl of witty verse, outrageous characters, and delightful machinations; you’ll laugh and wince simultaneously as you hear how familiar the 17th century family sounds to our 21st century ears.”

Join us at the Morris County School of Glass for our Spring Open House focusing on "The Art and Science of Glass". There will be live demonstrations from our talented staff, interactive stations and an opportunity for you to try your hand at glassblowing (for a small fee). This event is family-friendly, FREE and open to the public.

Cinderella is one of New Jersey Ballet’s most popular children’s productions. The classic fairy tale about a girl losing her slipper at the big ball gets the royal treatment with beautiful sets and costumes. New Jersey Ballet’s hallmark “storyteller” narration makes sure even the littlest theater-goers can keep up with ease.

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Tartuffe, the consummate con man, hypocrite, and womanizer, meets his match under Moliere’s deft pen. A masterpiece of biting social commentary brilliantly enclosed in a swirl of witty verse, outrageous characters, and delightful machinations; you’ll laugh and wince simultaneously as you hear how familiar the 17th century family sounds to our 21st century ears.”

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Tartuffe, the consummate con man, hypocrite, and womanizer, meets his match under Moliere’s deft pen. A masterpiece of biting social commentary brilliantly enclosed in a swirl of witty verse, outrageous characters, and delightful machinations; you’ll laugh and wince simultaneously as you hear how familiar the 17th century family sounds to our 21st century ears.”

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Tartuffe, the consummate con man, hypocrite, and womanizer, meets his match under Moliere’s deft pen. A masterpiece of biting social commentary brilliantly enclosed in a swirl of witty verse, outrageous characters, and delightful machinations; you’ll laugh and wince simultaneously as you hear how familiar the 17th century family sounds to our 21st century ears.”

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Tartuffe, the consummate con man, hypocrite, and womanizer, meets his match under Moliere’s deft pen. A masterpiece of biting social commentary brilliantly enclosed in a swirl of witty verse, outrageous characters, and delightful machinations; you’ll laugh and wince simultaneously as you hear how familiar the 17th century family sounds to our 21st century ears.”

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Spring Four Course Tasting Menu with options in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $54 per person. A wine pairing is available for $36 per person. They have selected over 50 wines by the bottle offered at 50% off on Friday evenings.  Located inside the Westin Governor Morris Hotel.

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Tartuffe, the consummate con man, hypocrite, and womanizer, meets his match under Moliere’s deft pen. A masterpiece of biting social commentary brilliantly enclosed in a swirl of witty verse, outrageous characters, and delightful machinations; you’ll laugh and wince simultaneously as you hear how familiar the 17th century family sounds to our 21st century ears.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Tartuffe, the consummate con man, hypocrite, and womanizer, meets his match under Moliere’s deft pen. A masterpiece of biting social commentary brilliantly enclosed in a swirl of witty verse, outrageous characters, and delightful machinations; you’ll laugh and wince simultaneously as you hear how familiar the 17th century family sounds to our 21st century ears.”

Food, Drinks, Music, Laser Light Show, Post History, Salute Batteries - Join the William J Hocking American Legion Post 91 in celebrating its 90th year of service to Veterans and the Community.

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Tartuffe, the consummate con man, hypocrite, and womanizer, meets his match under Moliere’s deft pen. A masterpiece of biting social commentary brilliantly enclosed in a swirl of witty verse, outrageous characters, and delightful machinations; you’ll laugh and wince simultaneously as you hear how familiar the 17th century family sounds to our 21st century ears.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Tartuffe, the consummate con man, hypocrite, and womanizer, meets his match under Moliere’s deft pen. A masterpiece of biting social commentary brilliantly enclosed in a swirl of witty verse, outrageous characters, and delightful machinations; you’ll laugh and wince simultaneously as you hear how familiar the 17th century family sounds to our 21st century ears.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Tartuffe, the consummate con man, hypocrite, and womanizer, meets his match under Moliere’s deft pen. A masterpiece of biting social commentary brilliantly enclosed in a swirl of witty verse, outrageous characters, and delightful machinations; you’ll laugh and wince simultaneously as you hear how familiar the 17th century family sounds to our 21st century ears.”

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Tartuffe, the consummate con man, hypocrite, and womanizer, meets his match under Moliere’s deft pen. A masterpiece of biting social commentary brilliantly enclosed in a swirl of witty verse, outrageous characters, and delightful machinations; you’ll laugh and wince simultaneously as you hear how familiar the 17th century family sounds to our 21st century ears.”

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Tartuffe, the consummate con man, hypocrite, and womanizer, meets his match under Moliere’s deft pen. A masterpiece of biting social commentary brilliantly enclosed in a swirl of witty verse, outrageous characters, and delightful machinations; you’ll laugh and wince simultaneously as you hear how familiar the 17th century family sounds to our 21st century ears.”

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Spring Four Course Tasting Menu with options in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $54 per person. A wine pairing is available for $36 per person. They have selected over 50 wines by the bottle offered at 50% off on Friday evenings.  Located inside the Westin Governor Morris Hotel.

Based on the Oscar-winning DreamWorks Animation film, Shrek the Musical is a Tony Award-winning fairy tale adventure that brings all the beloved characters you know from the film to life on stage and proves there’s more to the story than meets the ears. Creative Team: Cathy Roy – Director Charles Santoro – Musical Director/Conductor

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Tartuffe, the consummate con man, hypocrite, and womanizer, meets his match under Moliere’s deft pen. A masterpiece of biting social commentary brilliantly enclosed in a swirl of witty verse, outrageous characters, and delightful machinations; you’ll laugh and wince simultaneously as you hear how familiar the 17th century family sounds to our 21st century ears.”

Walking and Tasting Tour of Morristown. Walk. Eat. Learn. Laugh.

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Tartuffe, the consummate con man, hypocrite, and womanizer, meets his match under Moliere’s deft pen. A masterpiece of biting social commentary brilliantly enclosed in a swirl of witty verse, outrageous characters, and delightful machinations; you’ll laugh and wince simultaneously as you hear how familiar the 17th century family sounds to our 21st century ears.”

Based on the Oscar-winning DreamWorks Animation film, Shrek the Musical is a Tony Award-winning fairy tale adventure that brings all the beloved characters you know from the film to life on stage and proves there’s more to the story than meets the ears. Creative Team: Cathy Roy – Director Charles Santoro – Musical Director/Conductor

Based on the Oscar-winning DreamWorks Animation film, Shrek the Musical is a Tony Award-winning fairy tale adventure that brings all the beloved characters you know from the film to life on stage and proves there’s more to the story than meets the ears. Creative Team: Cathy Roy – Director Charles Santoro – Musical Director/Conductor

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Tartuffe, the consummate con man, hypocrite, and womanizer, meets his match under Moliere’s deft pen. A masterpiece of biting social commentary brilliantly enclosed in a swirl of witty verse, outrageous characters, and delightful machinations; you’ll laugh and wince simultaneously as you hear how familiar the 17th century family sounds to our 21st century ears.”

Visit the wonderful Red Mill Museum Village, shop in downtown Clinton’s many quaint stores, experience the Hunterdon Art Museum and marvel at the many gorgeous British cars! There will also be a picnic basket competition. Award classes will be by Make and Model of vehicles registered. Sign up early as there is only space for 100 vehicles. All vehicles must be pre-registered. Car show registration of $20.00 must be received before May 23nd, $25.00 after that date: http://www.austin-healey-stc.org/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Red-Mill-Flyer-2018.pdf

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Tartuffe, the consummate con man, hypocrite, and womanizer, meets his match under Moliere’s deft pen. A masterpiece of biting social commentary brilliantly enclosed in a swirl of witty verse, outrageous characters, and delightful machinations; you’ll laugh and wince simultaneously as you hear how familiar the 17th century family sounds to our 21st century ears.”

Based on the Oscar-winning DreamWorks Animation film, Shrek the Musical is a Tony Award-winning fairy tale adventure that brings all the beloved characters you know from the film to life on stage and proves there’s more to the story than meets the ears. Creative Team: Cathy Roy – Director Charles Santoro – Musical Director/Conductor

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Tartuffe, the consummate con man, hypocrite, and womanizer, meets his match under Moliere’s deft pen. A masterpiece of biting social commentary brilliantly enclosed in a swirl of witty verse, outrageous characters, and delightful machinations; you’ll laugh and wince simultaneously as you hear how familiar the 17th century family sounds to our 21st century ears.”

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Tyler Henry is the star of E! Entertainment’s hit television show, Hollywood Medium, and for the first time audiences will be treated to his new live show entitled “5 Life Lessons I’ve Learned From The Departed.” This exclusive show will feature Tyler discussing his unique gift and how it affects his everyday life, and also includes a multi-media video presentation and interactive audience Q&A. Tickets: $49 - $99

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Spring Four Course Tasting Menu with options in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $54 per person. A wine pairing is available for $36 per person. They have selected over 50 wines by the bottle offered at 50% off on Friday evenings.  Located inside the Westin Governor Morris Hotel.

Stand-up comedy direct from the clubs of New York City. Mature themes, language. Adults only.

Tickets: $25 - $30

Celebrate the beauty and importance of New Jersey’s butterflies and other important pollinators. Packed with excitement, entertainment, and education for all ages, this event showcases how pollinators contribute to the natural world. Enjoy a guided ‘Bug Safari’ tour of the butterfly garden, fun games, themed crafts and activities, live music, and so much more!

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Spring Four Course Tasting Menu with options in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $54 per person. A wine pairing is available for $36 per person. They have selected over 50 wines by the bottle offered at 50% off on Friday evenings.  Located inside the Westin Governor Morris Hotel.

Take a leisurely walking tour through Morristown with author Bonnie-Lynn Nadzeika. Her Postcard Book on Morristown (Arcadia Publishing) will come alive as she points out architecturally important buildings that sit within the historic district, and then tells the stories of past, prominent Morristonians.  Bonnie was formerly director of the Morris County Historical Society. Tour begins at 6 Court Street.  $15 pp Tour limited to 30. More info: 973-631-5151

Walking and Tasting Tour of Morristown. Walk. Eat. Learn. Laugh.

For all he's done for you, do something special for Dad this Father's Day. Treat Dad to a magnificent Brunch Buffet at The Bernards Inn on Sunday, June 17. This sumptuous buffet will feature a variety of breakfast and lunch selections including pancakes, French toast, salads, fruits, cheeses, omelets as well as seafood, pasta, and hot entées. $39.00 for adults $20.00 for children from 3 years to 12 years Complimentary for children 2 years and under Space is limited and reservations are required! Please call 908.766.0002 or inquire at the front desk. The restaurant at The Bernards Inn will be open for dinner on the evening of Father's Day featuring our regular Spring à la carte Dinner menu.

Spend the day with Dad at the Whippany Railway Museum and climb aboard our excursion train to take a relaxing trip back to a simpler time. Our trains feature a unique collection of vintage cabooses from historic NJ rail lines of long ago. For a slightly higher fare you can upgrade your excursion experience by riding in our elegant 1927-era Club Car "Jersey Coast", with all the amenities of the 1930's. Train ride is a 10-mile, 45-minute round trip. Trains depart from the Whippany Station at 1, 2, 3 & 4 PM, rain or shine. For full details and online ticket sales, visit www.WhippanyRailwayMuseum.net or call 973-887-8177

David Crosby, two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and co-founder of The Byrds and Crosby, Stills & Nash, performs music from his recent release Sky Trails alongside some of his best loved songs and greatest hits. Tickets: $40 - $90

Seaton Hackney Stables is offering summer camp starting June 18, 2018. They have half day and full day options with early drop off/late pickup available. Children will spend the morning learning grooming and tacking, riding techniques, as well as horse anatomy and color markings. In the afternoon they offer trail rides and swimming. Open to all skill level from beginner to advanced, ages 8 and above with a special PEP level for ages 5-7 yrs. For more information or to register contact them at 973-644-3355 or info@seatonhackney.com

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Harry Connick, Jr. has exemplified excellence in every aspect of the entertainment world. He has received recognition with multiple Grammy and Emmy Awards as well as Tony nominations for his live and recorded musical performances, his achievements on screen large and small and his appearances on Broadway as both an actor and a composer. The foundation of Connick’s art is the music of his native New Orleans, where he began performing as a pianist and vocalist at the age of five. Join Harry as he celebrates the New Orleans influences that shaped his remarkable career.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Harry Connick, Jr. has exemplified excellence in every aspect of the entertainment world. He has received recognition with multiple Grammy and Emmy Awards as well as Tony nominations for his live and recorded musical performances, his achievements on screen large and small and his appearances on Broadway as both an actor and a composer. The foundation of Connick’s art is the music of his native New Orleans, where he began performing as a pianist and vocalist at the age of five. Join Harry as he celebrates the New Orleans influences that shaped his remarkable career.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Spring Four Course Tasting Menu with options in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $54 per person. A wine pairing is available for $36 per person. They have selected over 50 wines by the bottle offered at 50% off on Friday evenings.  Located inside the Westin Governor Morris Hotel.

Walk through downtown Morristown and visit site important to the founding and growth of The Seeing Eye, North America's first school for the training of guide dogs for the blind.  The tour will be led by Jim and Ginger Kutsch and their Seeing Eye dogs.  Jim is the executive director of the organization and Ginger is a volunteer with the Seeing Eye. Tour begins at 14 Maple Avenue, Morristown.  $15 pp Limited to 30. More info:  973-631-5151  

Walking and Tasting Tour of Morristown. Walk. Eat. Learn. Laugh.

Dirty Dancing is an unprecedented live experience, exploding with heart-pounding music, passionate romance and sensationally sexy dancing. This worldwide smash hit tells the classic story of Baby and Johnny, two fiercely independent young spirits from different worlds who come together in what will be the most challenging and triumphant summer of their lives. Dirty Dancing features the hit songs “Hungry Eyes,” “Hey Baby,” “Do You Love Me?” and the heart-stopping “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life.” You’ll have the time of your life!

Mature themes and subject matter.  Tickets: $59 - $99

Dirty Dancing is an unprecedented live experience, exploding with heart-pounding music, passionate romance and sensationally sexy dancing. This worldwide smash hit tells the classic story of Baby and Johnny, two fiercely independent young spirits from different worlds who come together in what will be the most challenging and triumphant summer of their lives. Dirty Dancing features the hit songs “Hungry Eyes,” “Hey Baby,” “Do You Love Me?” and the heart-stopping “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life.” You’ll have the time of your life!

Mature themes and subject matter.  Tickets: $59 - $99

Dirty Dancing is an unprecedented live experience, exploding with heart-pounding music, passionate romance and sensationally sexy dancing. This worldwide smash hit tells the classic story of Baby and Johnny, two fiercely independent young spirits from different worlds who come together in what will be the most challenging and triumphant summer of their lives. Dirty Dancing features the hit songs “Hungry Eyes,” “Hey Baby,” “Do You Love Me?” and the heart-stopping “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life.” You’ll have the time of your life!

Mature themes and subject matter.  Tickets: $59 - $99

"JD3" is an American jazz trio comprised of three "up-and-coming jazz musicians whose music is lyrical and accessible.” Bandleader and pianist Joe Davidian's passion for jazz education has landed him professorships at University of Vermont, Belmont University and Middle Tennessee State University, and he also maintains an active roster of private piano students in NYC. Bassist Dr. Jamie Ousley, voted “Best South Florida Jazz Musician of 2011,” is Professor of Jazz Bass at Florida International University in Miami, FL. Drummer Austin McMahon, a graduate of Roxbury High School (1999), has released two albums (Many Muses, Many Muses Vol. 2) under his own name, and played on over fifty commercially released recordings. The Joe Davidian Trio performs a mix of original works and jazz standards with an emphasis on memorable melodies from Broadway shows and classic movies. Presented by the Roxbury Arts Alliance

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

An evening of hit after hit after hit that will have you heading home whistling the soundtrack of the 60s and 70s. With The Turtles featuring Flo & Eddie, Check Negron, formerly of Three Dog Night, Gary Puckett and the Union Gap, The Association, The Cowsills and Mark Lindsay, former lead singer of Paul Revere and the Raiders. Tickets: $39 - $89

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Spring Four Course Tasting Menu with options in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $54 per person. A wine pairing is available for $36 per person. They have selected over 50 wines by the bottle offered at 50% off on Friday evenings.  Located inside the Westin Governor Morris Hotel.

Learn about one of the grandest periods in Morristown's 300-year plus history, Victorian Morristown.  Your guide will be Karen Ann Kurlander, a local expert in the period.  Walk through Morristown, visiting commerical and residential buildings in the Historic District that date from 1850-1910.  Karen Ann will also enlighten you on the social customs of the day, and explain how the houses known as "painted ladies" came to Morristown. Tour begins at 6 Court Street.  $15 pp Limited to 30. More info at:  973-631-5151

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Through hands-on gardening, guiding interactive learning experiences, tours of the Museum’s eighteenth-century kitchen and an art making experience with a New Jersey artist, children will: Explore the garden Learn how Macculloch Hall grew, prepared, and stored fruits and vegetables Witness pollinating insects and birds in action Create art FREE but pre-registration required with Cynthia Winslow, cwinslow@maccullochhall.org or (973) 538-2404, ext. 16

Take a leisurely walking tour through Morristown with author Bonnie-Lynn Nadzeika. Her Postcard Book on Morristown (Arcadia Publishing) will come alive as she points out architecturally important buildings that sit within the historic district, and then tells the stories of past, prominent Morristonians.  Bonnie was formerly director of the Morris County Historical Society. Tour begins at 6 Court Street.  $15 pp Tour limited to 30. More info: 973-631-5151

July is National Ice Cream Month, so join in the fun at the Whippany Railway Museum on Sunday, July 8th during a 10-mile, 45-minute round trip train ride. Your ticket includes a scoop of delicious ice cream after the ride at the Snack depot at the Museum site. Our trains feature a unique collection of vintage cabooses from historic NJ rail lines of long ago. For a slightly higher fare you can upgrade your excursion experience by riding in our elegant 1927-era Club Car "Jersey Coast", with all the amenities of the 1930s.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The International Fistball Association (IFA) and the United States Fistball Association (USFA) are partnering with tournament co-sponsor Roxbury Township to hold an international sporting event for u18 National Fistball teams representing the USA, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Brazil, Chile, Italy, Argentina, and India. From July 11th through July 15th Horseshoe Lake in Roxbury Township will be the site for the dynamic, international 2018 U18 Men's and Woman's Fistball World Championships. Fistball is like “Extreme Volleyball” and is in contention to be an Olympic Sport in 2024.  Come out and see how the sport is played. More info on Fistball https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2sG6NVU_l4 Paste this link in your browser:  http://sportdeutschland.tv/faustball/faustball-em-finale-deutschland-vs-schweiz    

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The International Fistball Association (IFA) and the United States Fistball Association (USFA) are partnering with tournament co-sponsor Roxbury Township to hold an international sporting event for u18 National Fistball teams representing the USA, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Brazil, Chile, Italy, Argentina, and India. From July 11th through July 15th Horseshoe Lake in Roxbury Township will be the site for the dynamic, international 2018 U18 Men's and Woman's Fistball World Championships. Fistball is like “Extreme Volleyball” and is in contention to be an Olympic Sport in 2024.  Come out and see how the sport is played. More info on Fistball https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2sG6NVU_l4 Paste this link in your browser:  http://sportdeutschland.tv/faustball/faustball-em-finale-deutschland-vs-schweiz    

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The International Fistball Association (IFA) and the United States Fistball Association (USFA) are partnering with tournament co-sponsor Roxbury Township to hold an international sporting event for u18 National Fistball teams representing the USA, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Brazil, Chile, Italy, Argentina, and India. From July 11th through July 15th Horseshoe Lake in Roxbury Township will be the site for the dynamic, international 2018 U18 Men's and Woman's Fistball World Championships. Fistball is like “Extreme Volleyball” and is in contention to be an Olympic Sport in 2024.  Come out and see how the sport is played. More info on Fistball https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2sG6NVU_l4 Paste this link in your browser:  http://sportdeutschland.tv/faustball/faustball-em-finale-deutschland-vs-schweiz    

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The International Fistball Association (IFA) and the United States Fistball Association (USFA) are partnering with tournament co-sponsor Roxbury Township to hold an international sporting event for u18 National Fistball teams representing the USA, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Brazil, Chile, Italy, Argentina, and India. From July 11th through July 15th Horseshoe Lake in Roxbury Township will be the site for the dynamic, international 2018 U18 Men's and Woman's Fistball World Championships. Fistball is like “Extreme Volleyball” and is in contention to be an Olympic Sport in 2024.  Come out and see how the sport is played. More info on Fistball https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2sG6NVU_l4 Paste this link in your browser:  http://sportdeutschland.tv/faustball/faustball-em-finale-deutschland-vs-schweiz    

Learn about one of the grandest periods in Morristown's 300-year plus history, Victorian Morristown.  Your guide will be Karen Ann Kurlander, a local expert in the period.  Walk through Morristown, visiting commerical and residential buildings in the Historic District that date from 1850-1910.  Karen Ann will also enlighten you on the social customs of the day, and explain how the houses known as "painted ladies" came to Morristown. Tour begins at 6 Court Street.  $15 pp Limited to 30. More info at:  973-631-5151

The International Fistball Association (IFA) and the United States Fistball Association (USFA) are partnering with tournament co-sponsor Roxbury Township to hold an international sporting event for u18 National Fistball teams representing the USA, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Brazil, Chile, Italy, Argentina, and India. From July 11th through July 15th Horseshoe Lake in Roxbury Township will be the site for the dynamic, international 2018 U18 Men's and Woman's Fistball World Championships. Fistball is like “Extreme Volleyball” and is in contention to be an Olympic Sport in 2024.  Come out and see how the sport is played. More info on Fistball https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2sG6NVU_l4 Paste this link in your browser:  http://sportdeutschland.tv/faustball/faustball-em-finale-deutschland-vs-schweiz    

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Bruce Hornsby’s work reflects a creative iconoclasm that’s been a constant throughout career. His commercial stock soared early on when “The Way It Is”– the title track of his 1986 debut album – became one of the most popular songs on radio. Despite his early mainstream successes, Hornsby has pursued a more personal musical path, focusing on projects that spark his creative interest. Hornsby’s performance will offer a glimpse of a restless spirit who continues to push forward into exciting new musical terrain.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The genre-defying Mavericks perform exhilarating, beyond-category style music that has defined them since the 1990s. Their taut, energetic, economical songs, be it a classic like “Dance the Night Away,” or music from their new release Brand New Day, are embraced by longtime fans and a new generation of followers who have joined the party since the band’s triumphant 2012 reunion.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Yanni – featuring his full band – returns to MPAC in a celebration of the 25th anniversary of his famous concert at the Acropolis. Tickets: $79 - $150

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Grammy-winning music legend Brian Wilson performs the iconic Beach Boys album Pet Sounds in its entirety, as well as top hits and fan favorites spanning his amazing career.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Walking and Tasting Tour of Morristown. Walk. Eat. Learn. Laugh.

One of the seminal figures of the British New Wave era, Adam Ant (“Goody Two Shows,” “Strip,” “Dog Eat Dog,” “Antmusic”) performs an evening of hits, B-sides, rarities and more.

Stroll through downtown Morristown with local historian and Alexander Hamilton expert Pat Sanftner.  You'll visit sites associated with the Continental Army's time in Morristown during two winter encampments-1777 and 1779-80. Pat will tell their stories and answer your questions about Washington, Hamilton, Lafayette and Betsy (Eliza) Schuyler-Hamilton and their visits to Morristown. Tour begins at 6 Court Street.  $15.00 pp Limited to 30. More info:  973-631-5151

Walking and Tasting Tour of Morristown. Walk. Eat. Learn. Laugh.

Human Nature, Australia’s top selling pop vocal group and Las Vegas headliners, effortlessly blends retro cool with contemporary sounds to bring you the ultimate Jukebox party. Mixing pop classics with Doo-Wop, Motown, soul standards and more, Jukebox is a playlist of the greatest vocal hits of all time. Anticipate everything from “Under the Boardwalk” to “Uptown Funk.”

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Walking and Tasting Tour of Morristown. Walk. Eat. Learn. Laugh.

At this popular, annual presentation by Dr. Jude Pfister, Chief of Cultural Resources at Morristown National Historical Park, Dr. Pfister will bring things out of storage for us that relate to American Presidents and their First Ladies.  These items go beyond the scope of the park's regular interpretative mission-General George Washington and the Continental Army in Morristown.  The collections at the museum span the years from 15,000 BC to the 20th century and each year our discerning audience is delighted with objects that Dr. Pfister presents.  These objects are rarely, if ever, displayed at the park, so this is a unique opportunity for all. Presentation will take place at the Washington's Headquarters Museum's auditorium, 30 Washington Place, Morristown.  $15.00 pp Limited to 60. More info:  973-631-5151

Walking and Tasting Tour of Morristown. Walk. Eat. Learn. Laugh.

Join Ryan Hyman, F.M. Kirby Curator of Collections, for a guided tour of "Bringing Down the Boss: Thomas Nast Takes on Tweed and Tammany Hall." FREE with admission and for members!

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Culture Club, led by Boy George, racked up nine Top Ten singles in the U.S., including “Do You Really Want To Hurt Me,” Karma Chameleon,” “Miss Me Blind,” “I’ll Tumble 4 Ya” and “Church of the Poison Mind.”

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Peter Cetera has voiced some of the most popular songs of the pop era, first with Chicago (“If You Leave Me Now,” “Hard to Say I’m Sorry,” “Baby What a Big Surprise” and “You’re the Inspiration”) and later as an acclaimed solo artist known for such hits as “The Glory of Love,” “The Next Time I Fall” and “After All.”

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Through hands-on gardening, guiding interactive learning experiences, tours of the Museum’s eighteenth-century kitchen and an art making experience with a New Jersey artist, children will: Explore the garden Learn how Macculloch Hall grew, prepared, and stored fruits and vegetables Witness pollinating insects and birds in action Create art FREE but pre-registration required with Cynthia Winslow, cwinslow@maccullochhall.org or (973) 538-2404, ext. 16.

Learn about one of the grandest periods in Morristown's 300-year plus history, Victorian Morristown.  Your guide will be Karen Ann Kurlander, a local expert in the period.  Walk through Morristown, visiting commerical and residential buildings in the Historic District that date from 1850-1910.  Karen Ann will also enlighten you on the social customs of the day, and explain how the houses known as "painted ladies" came to Morristown. Tour begins at 6 Court Street.  $15 pp Limited to 30. More info at:  973-631-5151

Walking and Tasting Tour of Morristown. Walk. Eat. Learn. Laugh.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Lyle Lovett has broadened the definition of American music in a career that spans 14 albums. Lovett’s live performances show not only the breadth of this Texas legend’s deep talents, but also the diversity of his influences, making him one of the most compelling and captivating musicians in popular music. His works, rich and eclectic, are some of the most beloved of any living artist working today.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Stroll through downtown Morristown with local historian and Alexander Hamilton expert Pat Sanftner.  You'll visit sites associated with the Continental Army's time in Morristown during two winter encampments-1777 and 1779-80. Pat will tell their stories and answer your questions about Washington, Hamilton, Lafayette and Betsy (Eliza) Schuyler-Hamilton and their visits to Morristown. Tour begins at 6 Court Street.  $15.00 pp Limited to 30. More info:  973-631-5151

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Walking and Tasting Tour of Morristown. Walk. Eat. Learn. Laugh.

Walking and Tasting Tour of Morristown. Walk. Eat. Learn. Laugh.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

The Gallery at 14 Maple’s nineteenth exhibit, entitled Approaching Vibrancy, is open. Mary Birmingham and Sarah Walko (both from the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey), were the co-curators who selected works by 39 outstanding New Jersey women artists (culled from over 1,000 submissions!). Focused on presenting the diversity of women artists working in this region, the exhibit will include art by Olga Alexander (Glen Ridge); Caren King Choi (Secaucus); Andrea Brooke D’alessandro (Toms River); Kate Dodd (East Orange); Shari Epstein (Long Branch); Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern (Shrewsbury); Asha Ganpat (Montclair); Suzan Globus (Fair Haven); Marsha Goldberg (Highland Park); Ellen Hanauer (Livingston): Susan Hockaday (Hopewell); Suzan Laura Kammin (Newark); Jill Kerwick (Fair Haven); Donna Conklin King (Roseland); Michelle Knox (Keansburg); Parvathi Kumar (Bridgewater); Pat Lay (Jersey City); Jean LeBlanc (Newton); Wendy Letven (Clifton); Sue Ellen Leys (Maplewood); Betty McGeehan (New Providence); Anne Q. McKeown (Secaucus); Deborah Guzmán Meyer (Montclair); Perri Neri (Highland Park); Katie Niewodowski (Jersey City); Carol Nussbaum (Short Hills); Erin O’Brien-Kenna (Bloomfield); Laurie Riccadonna (Jersey City); Sherry Beth Sacks; Lisa Sanders (Newark); Theda Sandiford (Union City); Fran Shalom; Jessica Skultety (Phillipsburg); Amanda Thackray (Newark); Marianne Trent (Bedminster); Claudia Waters (Montclair); Lisa Westheimer (West Orange); Gail Winbury (Westfield) and Barbara Wisoff (Summit). Exhibition Hours: Monday — Friday, 10 am — 4 pm or by appointment This exhibit will run from March 15 - August 24, 2018 Located at Gallery at 14 Maple - 14 Maple Avenue (3rd floor), Morristown, NJ.

Emmy-winning funnyman Wayne Brady, best known from TV’s Whose Line is It Anyway and as host of Let’s Make a Deal, performs an evening of hilarious improvisational comedy and music.

Walking and Tasting Tour of Morristown. Walk. Eat. Learn. Laugh.

Spend Grandparent's Day at the Whippany Railway Museum and climb aboard our excursion train and take a relaxing trip back to a simpler time. Our trains feature a unique collection of vintage cabooses from historic NJ rail lines of long ago. For a slightly higher fare you can upgrade your excursion experience by riding in our elegant 1927-era Club Car "Jersey Coast", with all the amenities of the 1930's. Train ride is a 10-mile, 45-minute round trip. Trains depart from the Whippany Station at 1,2,3 & 4 PM, rain or shine. For full details and online ticket sales, visit www.WhippanyRailwayMuseum.net or call 973-887-8177

Celtic Thunder celebrates its tenth anniversary with a mix of traditional and contemporary Irish songs, along with performing hit songs and many of their personal pop favorites!

Walking and Tasting Tour of Morristown. Walk. Eat. Learn. Laugh.

Twenty-time Grammy winning guitarist and Downbeat Hall of Fame inductee Pat Metheny performs a range of music that reflects his diverse styles that have made him one of the most acclaimed guitarists in the history of jazz.

Celebrate the Fall Harvest & the Season of the Witch at the Whippany Railway Museum on Sunday, October 7, 2018 from 12:30 to 5:30 PM, rain or shine. Enjoy the "Pumpkin Market Place Crafts fair", and relax onboard the "Pumpkinliner" train ride as it winds its way along the rails on a 35-minute round trip excursion. Fall & Halloween characters will roam the grounds for all to enjoy. For full details and online tickets, visit www.WhippanyRailwayMuseum.net or call 973-887-8177

The Price Is Right Live™ is the hit interactive stage show that gives eligible individuals the chance to "Come On Down" to win. Prizes will be awarded! Play classic games just like on television's longest running and most popular game show. If you’re a fan of The Price Is Right™ on TV, you’ll no doubt love this exciting, live (non-televised), on-stage version of the show!

Walking and Tasting Tour of Morristown. Walk. Eat. Learn. Laugh.

Legendary music icons Three Dog Night charted more Top 10 hits than any other music act from 1969-1974. Rock classics like “Joy to the World,” “Black and White,” “Shambala” and “One” crystallize Three Dog Night’s continuing popularity.

Walking and Tasting Tour of Morristown. Walk. Eat. Learn. Laugh.

Walking and Tasting Tour of Morristown. Walk. Eat. Learn. Laugh.

This annual dance is sponsored by the Metropolitan Vintage Dance & Social Club.  It will be held at the Masonic Temple in Morristown, and will feature the Metropolitan Club Orchestra.  Tickets are $40, $20 for students. More info  

Join us on Thanksgiving Morning for the Interfaith Food Pantry and Literacy Volunteers of Morris County’s annual Morris Township Turkey Trot. The USATF certified 5k, 1 Mile Fun Walk/Run and Kid’s Trot is a fun, family event that benefits both charities.