Our 12th season of free Tuesday evening concerts will kick off on June 18th. Concerts are sponsored in cooperation with local offices of The Provident Bank. Reserve these dates on your calendar: Check the Morris Township website (www.morristwp.com) for updated information. This concert features October Rose. About October Rose: "With their unmistakable chemistry and a contagious, rock-infused sound, October Rose is undoubtedly a formidable and unstoppable presence in country music. It’s clear to see that the same fate that brought them together will move them toward their mutual dream."

In this class you will learn to "paint" using crushed pieces of glass in various sizes. Your artwork will resemble an impressionist painting. This unique technique of working with glass looks beautiful when fired! We will have samples of paintings and pictures you can recreate or you are welcome to bring in your own design. The class will start promptly at 7pm with full instruction from one of our experienced studio associates who will be available to support you throughout the design and making process.

Masterwork's very successful series of Summer Sings continues in 2019. The first Summer Sing is on June 19th, running through July 24th (with a week off for the 4th of July). They are held at Chatham Methodist Church, 460 Main Street (Rt. 124), Chatham, NJ 07928, beginning at 7:30 each week. Several area conductors conduct the works that many of us know and love. Singers, friends and listeners may come for just a single evening, or for the entire series of five Summer Sings. Join us in what has become a wonderful summer tradition. The cost, $15 per evening ($7.50 for students and listeners), includes score rental, professional soloists, accompanist and refreshments. Booklets of 5 tickets are available for $65 (tickets may be shared). Buy tickets online at www.masterwork.org or at the door. We launch the series this summer on June 19th with the Brahms Requiem; with Conductor Thomas Juneau, Director of Choral Activities, Wagner College and Saint Joseph’s University and Artistic Director of Summit Chorale.

Thursday, June 20 - Sunday, November 10, 2019. For over forty years, rock & roll photographer Bob Gruen has captured some of the most memorable images of rock's legendary performers, both on and offstage. From Bob Dylan and John Lennon to Sid Vicious and Iggy Pop; from the Rolling Stones and the Ramones to the New York Dolls and Kiss; from Tina Turner and Yoko Ono to Debbie Harry and Courtney Love, these iconic photographs recount the public lives and private moments of music's most famous artists. Museum Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11:00AM to 5:00PM and Sunday 12:00PM to 5:00PM. 2nd and 3rd Thursday 11:00AM to 8:00PM. The Museum is closed on Mondays.

Learn the stories behind the iconic images in this insightful conversation with legendary rock photographer, Bob Gruen, and music critic and rock & roll expert, Jay Lustig.

Grammy Award-winning filmmaker Don Letts explores Bob Gruen’s life and work, giving insight into the personalities behind the images and memories of wild times spent with rock & roll stars, as well as intimate recollections. (90 min). Pre-registration is not required. Film Screenings at 1:00PM and 3:00PM. FREE with museum admission.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

In describing David Roth, Peter Yarrow (Of Peter, Paul, & Mary) writes, "With voices like his still singing, there's a certainty that the candle will remain lit, the hope reasserted, and the dream still sung," David has sung everywhere from headlining the Kerrville Folk Festival to presenting the National Anthem at a Chicago Bulls NBA game. He has great vocal chops, an engaging stage presence, and the ability to inspire a belief in a brighter future with his songs.

The Morris County Tourism Bureau (MCTB) welcomes you to “Discover Morris County” and join us again for our annual summer walking tours and programs. Experience the rich history that Morris County has to offer with a knowledgeable guide. Tours last approximately one hour. Tickets are $15.00 per person. Please pre-register and pre-pay online at Eventbrite.com or morristourism.org      Call the office at 973-631-5151 for more information. Learn about one of the grandest periods in Morristown's 300-year history with guide Karen Ann Kurlander, a Victorian lifestyle expert and Historic District resident. Walk through town visiting commercial and residential buildings that date from 1870-1910. Victorian social customs will be featured, and you’ll learn how 100 Victorians came to be built within a few blocks of the Morristown Green.  This tour will be offered on June 22 and August 1. Online ticket purchase for August 1 Online ticket purchase for June 22

Taco Palooza 134 Main St, Chester, NJ Hold on to your Sombreros and get ready to shake your Maracas! TACO PALOOZA is rolling into Chester, NJ on June 22, 2019! A Benefit for the Historic Chester Business Association & I Love Chester, NJ . Join us for a festival to celebrate this delicious creation & our HUGE love for all things TACO! Beer, Sangria, Margaritas, Live Music & Vendors too! Food Trucks, Restaurants, Chefs and Variety of Beer, Sangria & Margaritas (Frozen and Straight Up).... Kids activities, Mechanical Bull - Vendors and great LIVE Music...Peoples Choice Awards for Best Taco & Most Unique Taco. Contests for both the adults & children. Come Hungry and Thirsty. Bring chairs, blankets & pop-ups. Adults $5 per person. Under 10 Free. Dogs on leashes welcome and there will be watering stations for pets. We are asking all attendees to bring a non-perishable canned or boxed item to help support the local food pantry. Please help those less fortunate. Visit www.ilovechester.com for further details.

Bring your outsider/self-taught art and uncommon objects to the Morris Museum for free opinions of value from Rago Auctions.In addition to work by outsider and self-taught artists, Rago's Miriam Tucker and Marion Harris will evaluate objects ranging from artist's articulated mannequins to automata, from botanical and scientific models to sideshow and carnival items, from the erotic to the spiritual - for potential inclusion in an October 2019 auction. RSVP for an appointment between 12:00PM - 2:00PM or walk in from 2:00PM to 4:00PM. Up to 3 pieces of property per person or 4 pieces per couple will be accepted. Rago will do its very best to accommodate everyone and has sold many wonderful pieces brought to its open appraisal events. If you do choose to sell a piece of property appraised at the Museum, Rago will share 1/3 of its commission with the Museum as a thank you.​ To RSVP, send photos instead of attending the event, or for questions, contact Sam Grillo at [email protected]

Ages 5 & Up. Celebrate the 13th Annual Fairy Day! Welcome these wee folks into the garden by designing and creating a magical, miniature garden home made from all natural materials. Enjoy delicious treats and live music, and create a fairy themed craft to take home. At 3 p.m., join a colorful, musical procession around the gardens to marvel at the finished projects. Feel free to wear your best fairy finery. Perfect for fairy believers, both young in age and young at heart!

Looking for the perfect way to start the summer? Relax on the gracious lawns of the Giralda Farms (the former Dodge estate) and enjoy a program of light classics performed by the renowned New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. At the same time, guests can picnic (and possibly win lavish picnic prizes for the most inventive picnics), enjoy a wonderful art/fine crafts show and sale, sample various food trucks (including an antique ice cream truck), participate in family/children’s arts activities, or just sit back and enjoy spending time with friends and family. Happily, weather is not a concern at all. Thanks to the Morris County Park Commission, our rainsite at the Mennen Arena, 161 East Hanover Ave., Morristown offers the same, full experience of the Giralda Music & Arts Festival as you would have outdoors – but in dry, air conditioned comfort. Check out photos from last year’s event, the first time stormy weather moved Giralda to Mennen. The space worked beautifully. People brought lawn chairs, enjoyed picnics, the art show and sale, family activities and, of course, the concert! In keeping with Giralda tradition, there will be very generous prizes for the most inventive picnics and the fabulous 50/50 raffle, which nets some lucky person a big cash prize (often over $1,000)! So, invite that special someone, friends, family, neighbors, club members or college chums to share a picnic and help support the important work of Morris Arts, which has been building community through the arts for 46 years. Under the baton of one of Chile’s most prominent orchestral conductors, José Luis Domínguez, the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra’s Giralda program will feature concert, theater and dance music from Leonard Bernstein, Joe Pablo Moncayo, Astor Piazzolla, Florence Price, Duke Ellington and George Gershwin. Time: Gates open at 4pm for activities and picnics (no pets, no BBQ’s, no smoking). The concert starts at 6pm. Location: Giralda Farms, Dodge Drive and Madison Ave. (Rt. 124), Madison, NJ 07940 Rainsite: Mennen Arena, 161 East Hanover Ave., Morristown (Doors open at 4pm for activities (no pets, no BBQ’s, no smoking ). The concert starts at 6pm. Tickets: (take advantage of lower pricing for advance tickets!) In advance: Adults: $18 adults (over 12); Children: $4; under 4, free. (Group sales, 10 or more) $15 At the gate: Adults: $25 adults (over 12); Children: $5; under 4, free. Advance Tickets can be purchased at: -Morris Arts online at www.morrisarts.org or (973) 285-5115, x15 -Kings Food Markets (Morristown and Chatham) -Gary’s Wine and Marketplace (Madison) Individuals needing special assistance or accommodation should contact Kaity De Laura (973) 285-5115, x 14 or [email protected] at least 14 days prior to the event to ensure appropriate arrangements. In the event of uncertain weather, please check the website www.morrisarts.org or call (973) 285-5115 AFTER 12 pm on the day of the concert for the latest updates.  

Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo perform hits such as “Hit Me with Your Best Shot,” “We Belong,” “Love is a Battlefield,” “Heartbreaker” and more with their full band.

This year we are offering a summer of fun and learning with two fantastic themed day programs offered over three weeks. Both our Nature Program and History Program provide a fun and safe environment for kids to learn through games, hands-on activities and crafts. You will go home will all sorts of treasures! The program runs from 9:00am-4:00pm Monday through Friday. Children ages 6-12 are welcome and will be divided into groups by age (6-9 and 10-12).

This year we are offering a summer of fun and learning with two fantastic themed day programs offered over three weeks. Both our Nature Program and History Program provide a fun and safe environment for kids to learn through games, hands-on activities and crafts. You will go home will all sorts of treasures! The program runs from 9:00am-4:00pm Monday through Friday. Children ages 6-12 are welcome and will be divided into groups by age (6-9 and 10-12).

• Take a kid-friendly tour through the historic house • See what’s growing in the two-acre garden • Participate in special activities planned by the Museum’s first homeschool high school intern • Learn how Macculloch Hall programs fit into your curriculum Free but pre-registration is required. Rain or shine. Bring a picnic lunch. Pre-register with Cynthia Winslow, (973) 538-2404, ext. 16 or [email protected]

Mark your calendars now and plan to spend your lunchtimes on Morristown’s Green enjoying the tenth anniversary season of Music Beyond Borders, the collaboration between Morris Arts and the Mayo Performing Arts Center which brings free performances of world music and dance to the Morristown Green during June-August. This year’s series will showcase Zydeco music, Colombian salsa, West African music for balaphon, kora and mbira as well as Mexican mariachi music. Performances will run from 12:30-1:30pm on alternate Tuesdays, June 25, July 9, July 23 and August 6. Special thanks go to the Morristown United Methodist Church on the Green, 50 Park Place, for providing a wonderful rain site. This year’s schedule includes: June 25, 2019: The Zydeco Revelators The Zydeco Revelators deliver hot Louisiana-inspired dance music. Take a little bit of “Jambalaya,” add some stompin’ cowboy zydeco classics, and season with a dash of classic rock and jam band. Groove with sweet Cajun accordion riffs backed by electric guitar, a powerhouse rhythm section, and that cool metal rubboard vest! Get ready to dance up a storm. July 9, 2019: Armando Son Jimenez’ Grupo Sabor (Colombian Salsa) Since he migrated to the USA more than 25 years ago, Jorge Armando Jimenez (aka Sonjimenez or Sonji) has performed with top salsa musicians at prominent venues from NYC’s B.B. Kings to Club Tropicana in Milan, Italy. His trio, Grupo Sabor, has a hot, tropical swing which combines hard salsa, some Cuban stile, romantic salsa and cumbia. Celebrate summer with the hot Latin rhythms of this fabulous salsa trio. July 23, 2019: Forestdance: Music of Africa A Yale scholar, teaching artist, mbira (W. African thumb piano) player and advocate of African culture, Kevin Nathaniel Hylton has performed at Lincoln Center, Juilliard, the Met Museum and Symphony Space and created multiple performing ensembles exploring the many facets of African (and world) music. His Forestdance trio features two widely renowned African musicians, Famoro Dioubate on balaphon (African xylophone) and Salieu Suso on kora (21 stringed African harp) whose musical traditions date back to the 13th century yet still intrigue and inspire listeners of today. August 6, 2019: Mariachi Citlalli: a taste of Mexico This highly talented mariachi band performs a wide range of Mexican music from traditional to contemporary. Founded in 2000, the group’s members perform on trumpet, vihuela (5 string guitar-like instrument), guitarron (large guitar), and keyboard/accordion. Mariachi Citlalli has performed on national media and for such celebrities as Rosie O’Donnell, President Bush (Sr.), former Mexican President Ernesto Cedillo, Mariah Carey, and Conan O’Brien, among others. They have also performed at such venues as Madison Square Garden, Lincoln Center, the Ed Sullivan Theater, Shea Stadium, the Plaza Hotel, the Waldorf Astoria, and the United Nations.

The Zydeco Revelators is a Jersey band, fronted by singer-accordionist Phil Passantino of Elizabeth, who told the Jersey Journal in 2015 that he fell in love with zydeco on a trip to Louisiana. “We’d go up the streets to a restaurant and see amazing Cajun bands playing and people dancing and we really felt the culture,” he said. “It was something we never experienced before … It’s fun, happy music and makes you want to get up, jump around and dance. The rhythm is infectious!” Co-presented by Morris Arts.

Our 12th season of free Tuesday evening concerts will kick off on June 18th. Concerts are sponsored in cooperation with local offices of The Provident Bank. Reserve these dates on your calendar: Check the Morris Township website (www.morristwp.com) for updated information. This concert features The Kootz. About The Kootz: "Welcome to our world!... It's the "Rock 'n Roll with Fiber" world of this group of Jersey-guys and their 'musical friends', who just can't seem to 'retire their guitars'.... and likely never will! The collective passion for classic rock, pop, soul and blues... and just 'plain old making great music' has been a driving force..... even a 'mantra' in assembling 'The Kootz' band.The Kootz hail from Essex, Bergen, Morris, Union, Passaic, Sussex, Monmouth and Ocean Counties ... and have been around for over 15-years, now! That's a pretty long-run for any band!"

This year we are offering a summer of fun and learning with two fantastic themed day programs offered over three weeks. Both our Nature Program and History Program provide a fun and safe environment for kids to learn through games, hands-on activities and crafts. You will go home will all sorts of treasures! The program runs from 9:00am-4:00pm Monday through Friday. Children ages 6-12 are welcome and will be divided into groups by age (6-9 and 10-12).

This class teaches you to create an amazing grout effect project. You will begin by creating negative space with clear glass in whatever shape or design you like best. You will then use powder glass to fill in and "grout" all around the clear glass is one or many colors. The class will start promptly at 7pm with full instruction from one of our experienced studio associates who will be available to support you throughout the design and making process.

Masterwork's very successful series of Summer Sings continues in 2019. The first Summer Sing is on June 19th, running through July 24th (with a week off for the 4th of July). They are held at Chatham Methodist Church, 460 Main Street (Rt. 124), Chatham, NJ 07928, beginning at 7:30 each week. Several area conductors conduct the works that many of us know and love. Singers, friends and listeners may come for just a single evening, or for the entire series of five Summer Sings. Join us in what has become a wonderful summer tradition. The cost, $15 per evening ($7.50 for students and listeners), includes score rental, professional soloists, accompanist and refreshments. Booklets of 5 tickets are available for $65 (tickets may be shared). Buy tickets online at www.masterwork.org or at the door. We launch the series this summer on June 19th with the Brahms Requiem; with Conductor Thomas Juneau, Director of Choral Activities, Wagner College and Saint Joseph’s University and Artistic Director of Summit Chorale.

The Masterwork Chorus continues its very successful Sumer Sing series on June 26th, presenting Mendelssohn’s Elijah with Conductor Thomas Juneau, Director of Choral Activities, Wagner College and Saint Joseph’s University and Artistic Director of Summit Chorale. The Sings are held at Chatham Methodist Church, 460 Main Street (Rt. 124), Chatham, NJ 07928, beginning at 7:30 each week (except 4th of July), with respected area conductors conducting the masterworks of the choral repertoire, that many of us know and love. Singers, friends and listeners may come for just a single evening, or for the entire series of five Summer Sings. Join us in what has become a wonderful summer tradition. The cost, $15 per evening ($7.50 for students and listeners), includes score rental, professional soloists, accompanist and refreshments. Booklets of 5 tickets are available for $65 (tickets may be shared).

This year we are offering a summer of fun and learning with two fantastic themed day programs offered over three weeks. Both our Nature Program and History Program provide a fun and safe environment for kids to learn through games, hands-on activities and crafts. You will go home will all sorts of treasures! The program runs from 9:00am-4:00pm Monday through Friday. Children ages 6-12 are welcome and will be divided into groups by age (6-9 and 10-12).

Morristown, NJ – Uncle Floyd, star of stage and screen since the 1970s, is coming to Acorn Hall! As part of Morris County Historical Society’s current exhibit, Iconic Culture: From Little Black Dress to Bell Bottoms, we welcome New Jersey native and national icon, Uncle Floyd, on Thursday, June 27, at 1 p.m. for an intimate afternoon performance on our 1872 Chickering Grand Piano. A limited number of tickets are available for this very special event and can only be purchased through MCHS (973-267-3465 or [email protected]). The $25 ticket includes Uncle Floyd’s performance, tours of Acorn Hall and Iconic Culture, and light refreshments on the back porch. RSVP MCHS is located at Acorn Hall, 68 Morris Avenue, Morristown, and is open Wednesdays and Thursdays, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Sundays, 1-4 p.m. Admission, which includes the exhibits and landscaped grounds, is $6 for adults, $5 for seniors, $3 for students, and is free for children under 12 and MCHS members. For more information, call MCHS at 973-267-3465 or visit the MCHS website: MorrisCountyHistory.org.

Loyola Jesuit Center, a peaceful oasis in the heart of Morristown, will host its eighth annual “Evening in the Loyola Prayer Gardens” event on Thursday, June 27 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The ticket price of $40 per person, $75 per couple includes cocktails, a light buffet dinner and live music performed by The Baroque Orchestra of New Jersey under the direction of Maestro Robert W. Butts. A Super 50/50 Raffle drawing will take place that evening with a chance to win up to $30,000, if all tickets sell. Each raffle ticket is $100. Funds raised will help the Center continue its mission of providing one-of-a-kind retreat experiences and spiritual offerings for people of all faiths, ages, cultures and walks of life. To purchase tickets, visit www.loyola.org, e-mail [email protected] or call 973-539-0740.

Singer-songwriter and producer Tshila was born in Kampala, Uganda. Inspired by the influence she could have through music, she taught herself to play guitar and started to experiment with her own sound. She recorded and self-produced her first album, Sipping From the Nile in 2006. The album gained recognition from music critics around the world. In 2007, the BBC World Service conducted a talent search and named her one of the 20 best unsigned artists in the world.

Considered the Godfather of "the New Jersey Sound", Southside Johnny has been thrilling audiences with his music since the 1970s with his groups, The Asbury Jukes, and Poor Fools. This intimate acoustic performance will feature Southside Johnny with keyboardist Jeff Kazee in a free wielding evening of music. Jay Lustig takes us 'behind the music' in a conversation with Southside Johnny which will lead us into a night that you will not soon forget!

This year we are offering a summer of fun and learning with two fantastic themed day programs offered over three weeks. Both our Nature Program and History Program provide a fun and safe environment for kids to learn through games, hands-on activities and crafts. You will go home will all sorts of treasures! The program runs from 9:00am-4:00pm Monday through Friday. Children ages 6-12 are welcome and will be divided into groups by age (6-9 and 10-12).

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

"""Songs Of The Sixties"" It’s a celebration of the music from the hippie counterculture movement of the 1960’s, a period defined by a revolution in social norms. Folk Project members will lead songs from that period, backed up by the one and only Bunk Bed Band. Everyone is encouraged to bring their instruments and join the jam. (Song charts will be provided.) Folk Project members who would like to lead a song should send their song choice (and your key) to [email protected] no later than June 1. Simultaneously, there will be a continuous round robin song circle in the Terrace Room throughout the evening. All are welcome to attend and sing and jam along. "

Buddy Guy is one of the greatest living blues artists in the world, defining second generation Chicago blues with his wild performances and screaming guitar solos. The Grammy Award winner and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee is an iconic force who proves that the blues are alive and well.

NJ Audubon: Nature Infused Yoga -- Summer Series Workshop led by Kristin Mylecraine, Yoga Teacher & NJA Senior Research Scientist Yoga is a great way to relax, connect with yourself, and increase flexibility and strength. Explore the connections between yoga and nature in this 75-minute class. No experience necessary; all levels welcome (for ages 15 years and older). Please arrive 10 minutes early and bring a yoga mat if you have one (some will be provided.) This class will be held weekly from 6/29/19 to 8/24/19. There will be no class 7/6/19. To register for the full 8-week session, registration is required prior to the first class. You may register for a single class. Walk-ins are welcome. When Saturdays, June 29, 2019 through August 24, 2019 (9:30am to 10:45am). Please note, there will be no class July 6. Where Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, 11 Hardscrabble Road, Bernardsville, NJ, 07924 Cost & Registration Cost for all 8 classes: $88 members, $112 non-members. Cost per class: $12 members, $15 non-members. Please call 908-396-6386 to register by June 27, 2019.

The Morris County Tourism Bureau (MCTB) welcomes you to “Discover Morris County” and join us again for our annual summer walking tours and programs. Experience the rich history that Morris County has to offer with a knowledgeable guide. Tours last approximately one hour. Tickets are $15.00 per person. Please pre-register and pre-pay online at Eventbrite.com or morristourism.org    Call the office at 973-631-5151 for more information. Take a leisurely walk through Morristown with author Bonnie-Lynn Nadzeika, former director of the Morris County Historical Society. Her postcard book on Morristown will come alive as she points out architecturally important buildings within the nationally registered Historic District, and hear the stories of past and prominent Morristownians.  This tour will be offered on June 29 and August 10. Online ticket purchase for June 29 Online ticket purchase for August 10

Learn how to mix cocktails like a pro at The Bernards Inn! Spend the afternoon learning how to craft three classic cocktails in our Library Bar. Sip the cocktails you make and enjoy a chef's selection of complimentary small plates while you make new friends, socialize and learn about craft cocktails. COSMOPOLITAN | PALOMA | RUBY RED VIXEN Must be 21 years old to participate. Registration required. To register, please call 908.766.0002 or inquire at the front desk.

2019 Fundraiser for the Hackettstown Rotary! Without a doubt, The Motown Sound has left an indelible stamp on the heart, soul and mind of several generations of fans worldwide. Over the years many of the artist and writers responsible for bringing to the world this incredible body of work has passed on. The music however, lives on through movies, radio, television commercials, collectible CD's, dance halls, weddings and karaoke clubs. It's not just the songs but the memories associated with them that have forever imprinted the Motown Sound in the hearts and souls of music fans. Without even consciously realizing it, we all know every lyric, melody and instrumental phrases associated with the songs. So much so that if a live band plays the songs and leaves out any of these memorable licks, we know it and subconsciously add it in ourselves. That brings us to Paul Korman and his visionary quest to create the ultimate Motown tribute band. *Not included in Flex Pass!*

NJ Audubon: Summer Wildlife Treasure Hunt Family Program led by Dorothy Smullen, Teacher/Naturalist The Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary in Bernardsville, NJ, will hold a fun, science-based treasure hunt for families on Sunday, June 30, 2019 between 2:00pm and 4:30pm. The hunt will search the fields, forests, and wet areas of the Sanctuary for the treasure of all the major groups of animals and plants on a checklist compiled and distributed beforehand by the program leader, Dorothy Smullen. Once back inside the Scherman Hoffman Learning Center, the group will have a chance to take a closer look at what they have found under the microscope. Dorothy Smullen is a naturalist and former high school science educator. She was the President of the New Jersey Mycological Association and the Northeastern Mycological Federation. She received her MA in Biology from Brooklyn College, and in 2016 received the North American Mycological Association's 2016 Gary Lincoff Award for Contributions to Amateur Mycology. Cost and Registration $8 members, $12 non-members, children under 14 free. To register, please call 908-396-6386 by June 21, 2019

​We hope you will join us for a series of Community Health Education Programs presented by Jaime Bennett, Community Outreach Coordinator, Visiting Nurse Association of Northern New Jersey, and hosted by Califon United Methodist Church. All programs will be accompanied by refreshments courtesy of the Church. The educational series is as follows: All programs begin at 2:00 pm Registration is requested, please call (908) 832-2318

Our 12th season of free Tuesday evening concerts will kick off on June 18th. Concerts are sponsored in cooperation with local offices of The Provident Bank. Reserve these dates on your calendar: Check the Morris Township website (www.morristwp.com) for updated information. This concert features the U.S. Army Field Band and Soldiers. About the U.S. Army Field Band and Soldiers: "The United States Army Field Band is considered by music critics to be one of the most versatile and inspiring musical organizations in the world. Its members, selected by highly-competitive audition, represent some of the finest musical talent in America. More than six decades as the military’s most traveled musicians have earned them the title, “The Musical Ambassadors of the Army.”

In this class you will work directly onto kiln paper rather than a glass base so your finished free form piece form whatever shape you create, this may be a bowl, letter or hanging piece of art. The class will start promptly at 7pm with full instruction from one of our experienced studio associates who will be available to support you throughout the design and making process.

Masterwork's very successful series of Summer Sings continues in 2019. The first Summer Sing is on June 19th, running through July 24th (with a week off for the 4th of July). They are held at Chatham Methodist Church, 460 Main Street (Rt. 124), Chatham, NJ 07928, beginning at 7:30 each week. Several area conductors conduct the works that many of us know and love. Singers, friends and listeners may come for just a single evening, or for the entire series of five Summer Sings. Join us in what has become a wonderful summer tradition. The cost, $15 per evening ($7.50 for students and listeners), includes score rental, professional soloists, accompanist and refreshments. Booklets of 5 tickets are available for $65 (tickets may be shared). Buy tickets online at www.masterwork.org or at the door. We launch the series this summer on June 19th with the Brahms Requiem; with Conductor Thomas Juneau, Director of Choral Activities, Wagner College and Saint Joseph’s University and Artistic Director of Summit Chorale.

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

The annual reading of the Declaration of Independence by costumed interpreters will take place on the Morristown Green at noon with activities beginning at 11:30 am.  This is a free event as are all of the activities listed below.  In case of inclement weather, the reading will be held inside the Presbyterian Church on the Green, 57 East Park Place. Morristown National Historical Park open 9:30 am to 5:00 pm 1718 Whippany Graveyard Tour at 10:00 am  Pre-register at [email protected] or by calling 973-631-5151 Acorn Hall (GPS: 68 Lafayette/68 Morris St. Morristown) to the Powder Mill hike at 10:00 am and 2:00 pm March from the Ford Mansion (30 Washington Place, Morristown) to the Morristown Green at 11:15 am Public Reading at Noon of the Declaration of Independence at the Morristown Green (Park Place) with the Loose Canons singers-11:30 am Tours of the sanctuary and graveyard of the First Presbyterian Church (57 East Park Place) following the Reading Organ Concert at St. Peter's Episcopal Church at 1:30 p.m.  (Corner of Miller and South Streets, Morristown) Thank you to our sponsors:  Normandy Partners, Washington Association of New Jersey, Morristown Medical Center-Atlantic Health System, New Jersey Natural Gas, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goryeb, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Schaenen, and media sponsor NJ.com Link to Eventbrite

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

Relish blueberry season at our blueberry harvest festival on our farm. Enjoy a day of live music, blueberry picking and blueberry photo opportunities along with scenic tractor drawn wagon rides to our beautiful fields and orchards. Children may participate in pony rides, playing in the corn kingdom, moon bounce, wagon train rides along with climbing our giant hay pyramid and navigating our evergreen adventure maze. This event is not just for kids and adults may enjoy wine tasting provided by Tomasello Winery including a delicious Blueberry Moscato wine! All ages will adore visiting with our friendly farm animals, indulging in an assortment of fresh baked blueberry themed treats or our homemade ice cream.

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

July is National Ice Cream Month, so join in the fun at the Whippany Railway Museum on Sunday, July 7th 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 in Whippany, where additional snacks and refreshments will be available for sale. National Ice Cream Month comes at a time of the year when millions of people all across the country can enjoy one of the most iconic American deserts of all time. Ice cream was brought to the American colonies from Europe and quickly became a favorite of the wealthy. It would remain in the hands of the elite until the 19th century when improvements in technology allowed ice cream to be mass produced. The Whippany Railway Museum 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 the Museum's elegant 1927-era Club Car "Jersey Coast", with all the amenities of the 1930s.

Indulge in an all-you-can-eat breakfast complete with handpicked blueberry pancakes and featuring sausage, eggs, bacon, country potatoes and beverages. Admission includes all-day access to Alstede Farms pick your own fields and orchards (pay for what you pick additional charge) where you can pick your own blueberries! Also included is admission to our maze plus live entertainment and scenic tractor drawn wagon rides around the scenic 377 acre farm.

Relish blueberry season at our blueberry harvest festival on our farm. Enjoy a day of live music, blueberry picking and blueberry photo opportunities along with scenic tractor drawn wagon rides to our beautiful fields and orchards. Children may participate in pony rides, playing in the corn kingdom, moon bounce, wagon train rides along with climbing our giant hay pyramid and navigating our evergreen adventure maze. This event is not just for kids and adults may enjoy wine tasting provided by Tomasello Winery including a delicious Blueberry Moscato wine! All ages will adore visiting with our friendly farm animals, indulging in an assortment of fresh baked blueberry themed treats or our homemade ice cream.

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

Disney’s 101 Dalmatian Kids Summer Musical Theater Camp for 6-11 years old by Faith Center for the Arts will be held at the Investors Bank Theater at the Horseshoe Lake Complex, July 8 through 12. For registration and details, visit faithcenterarts.org/main/programs/camps/. Inspire your young performer’s musical theater interests at our 2019 Elementary Performing Arts Camp specifically designed for younger children. While enjoying the fellowship of other campers, your child will develop performance skills in theater, singing, and musical theater dance. Our older Elementary Theater Campers will present performances to local nursing homes on Thursday and Friday afternoon. In addition, all of our Campers will present a Friday evening performance for friends and family. Camp information for older children can be found here. Questions? Call (973)252-5043 or visit fccamps.org

Teens 12+ can learn the basics of glassblowing along with exploring other creative projects in this fun 5-day camp. Each morning will be spent learning the basics of glassblowing and glass sculpting while making unique projects such as terrariums, lanterns, glass animals, suncatchers and more! Each afternoon teens will explore other projects like etching, mosaics, and beading. Students can expect 5 or more finished projects over the course of the week. You’ll be amazed at the extraordinary projects and special memories your child will make!

Mark your calendars now and plan to spend your lunchtimes on Morristown’s Green enjoying the tenth anniversary season of Music Beyond Borders, the collaboration between Morris Arts and the Mayo Performing Arts Center which brings free performances of world music and dance to the Morristown Green during June-August. This year’s series will showcase Zydeco music, Colombian salsa, West African music for balaphon, kora and mbira as well as Mexican mariachi music. Performances will run from 12:30-1:30pm on alternate Tuesdays, June 25, July 9, July 23 and August 6. Special thanks go to the Morristown United Methodist Church on the Green, 50 Park Place, for providing a wonderful rain site. This year’s schedule includes: June 25, 2019: The Zydeco Revelators The Zydeco Revelators deliver hot Louisiana-inspired dance music. Take a little bit of “Jambalaya,” add some stompin’ cowboy zydeco classics, and season with a dash of classic rock and jam band. Groove with sweet Cajun accordion riffs backed by electric guitar, a powerhouse rhythm section, and that cool metal rubboard vest! Get ready to dance up a storm. July 9, 2019: Armando Son Jimenez’ Grupo Sabor (Colombian Salsa) Since he migrated to the USA more than 25 years ago, Jorge Armando Jimenez (aka Sonjimenez or Sonji) has performed with top salsa musicians at prominent venues from NYC’s B.B. Kings to Club Tropicana in Milan, Italy. His trio, Grupo Sabor, has a hot, tropical swing which combines hard salsa, some Cuban stile, romantic salsa and cumbia. Celebrate summer with the hot Latin rhythms of this fabulous salsa trio. July 23, 2019: Forestdance: Music of Africa A Yale scholar, teaching artist, mbira (W. African thumb piano) player and advocate of African culture, Kevin Nathaniel Hylton has performed at Lincoln Center, Juilliard, the Met Museum and Symphony Space and created multiple performing ensembles exploring the many facets of African (and world) music. His Forestdance trio features two widely renowned African musicians, Famoro Dioubate on balaphon (African xylophone) and Salieu Suso on kora (21 stringed African harp) whose musical traditions date back to the 13th century yet still intrigue and inspire listeners of today. August 6, 2019: Mariachi Citlalli: a taste of Mexico This highly talented mariachi band performs a wide range of Mexican music from traditional to contemporary. Founded in 2000, the group’s members perform on trumpet, vihuela (5 string guitar-like instrument), guitarron (large guitar), and keyboard/accordion. Mariachi Citlalli has performed on national media and for such celebrities as Rosie O’Donnell, President Bush (Sr.), former Mexican President Ernesto Cedillo, Mariah Carey, and Conan O’Brien, among others. They have also performed at such venues as Madison Square Garden, Lincoln Center, the Ed Sullivan Theater, Shea Stadium, the Plaza Hotel, the Waldorf Astoria, and the United Nations.

Since he migrated to the USA more than 25 years ago, Jorge Armando Jimenez (aka Sonjimenez or Sonji) has performed with top salsa musicians at prominent venues from NYC’s B.B. Kings to Club Tropicana in Milan, Italy. His trio, Grupo Sabor, has a hot, tropical swing which combines hard salsa, some Cuban stile, romantic salsa and cumbia. Celebrate summer with the hot Latin rhythms of this fabulous salsa trio. Co-presented by Morris Arts.

Our 12th season of free Tuesday evening concerts will kick off on June 18th. Concerts are sponsored in cooperation with local offices of The Provident Bank. Reserve these dates on your calendar: Check the Morris Township website (www.morristwp.com) for updated information. This concert features the Hanover Wind Symphony. About the Hanover Wind Symphony: "The Hanover Wind Symphony, a community-based organization, brings music to people and people to music. Through the presentation of dynamic performances, the Symphony enriches the cultural fabric of the community, supporting and educating New Jersey music lovers of all ages. We are committed to advancing excellence in the wind band tradition, while providing growth opportunities for adults who are continuing their musical avocation."

"America and Her Music" features patriotic songs and popular songs by composers including Leonard Bernstein, Morton Gould, John Philip Sousa, James Curnow, and others. Come and join the Hanover Wind Symphony as we celebrate America and her musical heritage! This is an outdoor concert at Ginty Field. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy and evening of American music with the Hanover Wind Symphony!

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

Remember when rock was young? You will after this live tribute show! Rus Anderson, Elton John's official body double for his Farewell Yellow Brick Road world tour launch, recreates an early Elton concert complete with gorgeous, colorful and flamboyant costumes actually worn by Elton himself. Enjoy a nostalgic night of Elton's greatest hits, wildest outfits and outrageous stage antics.

Pre-school children and their caregivers are invited to bring lunch and enjoy stories in MHHM’s historic garden or Center Hall if it Rains. In partnership with the Morristown & Morris Township Library. FREE.

Come out for the ultimate summer dance party! Featuring music from the Newark Arts High Latin Band, Salsa Under the Stars is a chance to enjoy a beautiful summer evening dancing the night away. Free dance lessons provided! Professional dancers from Fred Astaire Dance Studio of Morristown will get the crowd moving with dance instruction & demonstrations! The studio has been a part of the community for over a decade, maintaining a standard of class and excellence in ballroom & latin dance instruction that has a history spanning over 65 years.

Create your own imprints in fused glass. You will be taught to cut varying sized kiln paper and lay it under glass to create your own artistic rendition of impression art into a translucent glass of your choice! The class will start promptly at 7pm with full instruction from one of our experienced studio associates who will be available to support you throughout the design and making process.

Masterwork's very successful series of Summer Sings continues in 2019. The first Summer Sing is on June 19th, running through July 24th (with a week off for the 4th of July). They are held at Chatham Methodist Church, 460 Main Street (Rt. 124), Chatham, NJ 07928, beginning at 7:30 each week. Several area conductors conduct the works that many of us know and love. Singers, friends and listeners may come for just a single evening, or for the entire series of five Summer Sings. Join us in what has become a wonderful summer tradition. The cost, $15 per evening ($7.50 for students and listeners), includes score rental, professional soloists, accompanist and refreshments. Booklets of 5 tickets are available for $65 (tickets may be shared). Buy tickets online at www.masterwork.org or at the door. We launch the series this summer on June 19th with the Brahms Requiem; with Conductor Thomas Juneau, Director of Choral Activities, Wagner College and Saint Joseph’s University and Artistic Director of Summit Chorale.

The Masterwork Chorus continues its very successful Summer Sing series on July 10th, presenting Mozart’s Requiem with Conductor Chris Shepard, Music Director of The Masterwork Chorus, Worcester (MA) Chorus, and CONCORA (Connecticut Choral Artists). The Sings are held at Chatham Methodist Church, 460 Main Street (Rt. 124), Chatham, NJ 07928, beginning at 7:30 each week, with respected area conductors conducting the masterworks of the choral repertoire, that many of us know and love. Singers, friends and listeners may come for just a single evening, or for the entire series of five Summer Sings. Join us in what has become a wonderful summer tradition. The cost, $15 per evening ($7.50 for students and listeners), includes score rental, professional soloists, accompanist and refreshments. Booklets of 5 tickets are available for $65 (tickets may be shared). Buy tickets online at www.masterwork.org or may also be purchased at the door.

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

Join us every Thursday before MHHM opens to the public for a 10-minute mini-program exploring a significant object from the museum’s extraordinary collection or the life of an intriguing person who lived at, worked at, or visited Macculloch Hall. Learn about art, history, preservation, conservation, and more from the curators, archivists, and other museum specialists who preserve and interpret MHHM’s history. Stay to ask questions or bring a lunch to eat in the garden. FREE.

Nunsense begins when the Little Sisters of Hoboken discover that their cook, Sister Julia, Child of God, has accidentally poisoned 52 of the sisters, and they are in dire need of funds for the burials. The sisters decide that the best way to raise the money is to put on a variety show, so they take over the school auditorium, which is currently set up for the eighth grade production of “Grease.” Here we meet Reverend Mother Regina, a former circus performer; Sister Mary Hubert, the Mistress of Novices; a streetwise nun from Brooklyn named Sister Robert Anne; Sister Mary Leo, a novice who is a wannabe ballerina; and the delightfully wacky Sister Mary Amnesia, the nun who lost her memory when a crucifix fell on her head. Featuring star turns,tap and ballet dancing, an audience quiz, and comic surprises, this show has become an international phenomenon. With more than 5000 productions worldwide, it has been translated into 21 languages. Book, music and lyrics by Dan Goggin "A hail of fun and frolic- Nunsense, like the holy mother church, is a bona fide institution." - The New York Times  

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

Through hands-on gardening, a tour of the Museum’s historic rooms, and an art-making experience with a New Jersey artist, children and their caregivers can enjoy nature while learning about life in the past. Program made possible through generous funding of The Astle-Alpaugh Family Foundation and KidsGardening and The Scotts Miracle-Gro Foundation. All ages. Pre-registration is required. FREE. Pre-register with Cynthia Winslow, (973) 538-2404, ext. 16 or [email protected]

The Morris County Tourism Bureau (MCTB) welcomes you to “Discover Morris County” and join us again for our annual summer walking tours and programs. Experience the rich history that Morris County has to offer with a knowledgeable guide. Tours last approximately one hour. Tickets are $15.00 per person. Please pre-register and pre-pay online at Eventbrite.com or morristourism.org    Call the office at 973-631-5151 for more information. Visit the nationally registered former home of U.S. Congressman George Vail, a scion of the Speedwell Ironworks founder, Judge Stephen Vail. His brother, Alfred Vail, worked with Samuel F.B. Morse to develop the telegraph. George took over the iron business, built this 1848 Gothic puddingstone mansion inspired by Andrew Jackson Downing, and then headed to Congress to represent New Jersey (1853-1857). Online ticket purchase

Spend a day making memories with friends and family or come alone and make new friends. Disconnect from social media and on-line shopping and spend time interacting with the shop owner and managers, servers and sommeliers along the route in historic and vibrant Morristown. You’ll Savor, Sip and Shop while hearing a bit about the history of the town and some of its unique locations. Savor, Sip and Shop Tours are 4 1/2+ hours and start just outside of Colly Flowers and Pierogies House at 143/145 Morris Street (across from the train station), Morristown, NJ.

Walk, Eat, Learn, and Laugh with Savor and Stroll Culinary Tours "Classic Savor and Stroll" tour in Morristown, NJ Meet your guide at 1:15-1:20 at the corner of Court and Washington near the County Court House and Morris County Tourism Bureau. Your tour starts at 1:30 and continues through the historic streets of Morristown with samplings from a total of six restaurants and food shops in town. Come hungry! All food is included. A soft drink or water is included at one location. Adult beverages can be purchased at that same location. Rest rooms are available at three stops. The tour is approximately 3 - 3 1/4 hours. Consider bringing a water bottle, especially on very hot days!

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

Teens 12+ can learn the basics of glassblowing along with exploring other creative projects in this fun 5-day camp. Each morning will be spent learning the basics of glassblowing and glass sculpting while making unique projects such as terrariums, lanterns, glass animals, suncatchers and more! Each afternoon teens will explore other projects like etching, mosaics, and beading. Students can expect 5 or more finished projects over the course of the week. You’ll be amazed at the extraordinary projects and special memories your child will make!

Our 12th season of free Tuesday evening concerts will kick off on June 18th. Concerts are sponsored in cooperation with local offices of The Provident Bank. Reserve these dates on your calendar: Check the Morris Township website (www.morristwp.com) for updated information. This concert features The Belle Tones. About The Belle Tones: "Often referred to as “the twenty-first century Andrews Sisters,” the Belle Tones specialize in close-knit three part harmony with a repertoire that includes pop standards, jazz, show tunes, patriotic and holiday music. They have performed extensively in New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia at a variety of venues for all types of events. The Belle Tones are especially committed to supporting the military and have performed at several Wounded Warriors shows."

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

Pre-school children and their caregivers are invited to bring lunch and enjoy stories in MHHM’s historic garden or Center Hall if it Rains. In partnership with the Morristown & Morris Township Library. FREE.

Witness the impossible, as five of the world's top magicians present daring grand illusions, stunning close-up magic and incredible mind reading that have made them crowd favorites the world over!

Witness the impossible, as five of the world's top magicians present daring grand illusions, stunning close-up magic and incredible mind reading that have made them crowd favorites the world over!

Join us for a relaxed evening of wine glass painting at Glassworks Studio. The class will start promptly at 7pm with full instruction from one of our experienced studio associates who will be available to support you throughout the design and making process.

Masterwork's very successful series of Summer Sings continues in 2019. The first Summer Sing is on June 19th, running through July 24th (with a week off for the 4th of July). They are held at Chatham Methodist Church, 460 Main Street (Rt. 124), Chatham, NJ 07928, beginning at 7:30 each week. Several area conductors conduct the works that many of us know and love. Singers, friends and listeners may come for just a single evening, or for the entire series of five Summer Sings. Join us in what has become a wonderful summer tradition. The cost, $15 per evening ($7.50 for students and listeners), includes score rental, professional soloists, accompanist and refreshments. Booklets of 5 tickets are available for $65 (tickets may be shared). Buy tickets online at www.masterwork.org or at the door. We launch the series this summer on June 19th with the Brahms Requiem; with Conductor Thomas Juneau, Director of Choral Activities, Wagner College and Saint Joseph’s University and Artistic Director of Summit Chorale.

The Masterwork Chorus continues its very successful Summer Sing series on July 17th, presenting Haydn’s Lord Nelson Mass with Conductor Ryan Brandau, Artistic Director of Amor Artis, Princeton Pro Musica, and Monmouth Civic Chorus. The Sings are held at Chatham Methodist Church, 460 Main Street (Rt. 124), Chatham, NJ 07928, beginning at 7:30 each week, with respected area conductors conducting the masterworks of the choral repertoire, that many of us know and love. Singers, friends and listeners may come for just a single evening, or for the entire series of five Summer Sings. Join us in what has become a wonderful summer tradition. The cost, $15 per evening ($7.50 for students and listeners), includes score rental, professional soloists, accompanist and refreshments. Booklets of 5 tickets are available for $65 (tickets may be shared). Buy tickets online at www.masterwork.org or at the door.

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

Join us every Thursday before MHHM opens to the public for a 10-minute mini-program exploring a significant object from the museum’s extraordinary collection or the life of an intriguing person who lived at, worked at, or visited Macculloch Hall. Learn about art, history, preservation, conservation, and more from the curators, archivists, and other museum specialists who preserve and interpret MHHM’s history. Stay to ask questions or bring a lunch to eat in the garden. FREE.

This summer marks the 15th Summer Concert Series presented by the Roxbury Arts Alliance. These 4 free concerts take place weekly during July and August at the bandshell* at Horseshoe Lake in Succasunna–be sure to bring blankets or chairs to sit on. Tickets are FREE! Starting out in the early Nineties, Jersey’s Own Hoi Polloi has enjoyed entertaining at clubs & restaurants, wedding receptions, corporate & private parties, birthday parties, graduation celebrations, and ceremonial fertility rituals. We’ve met tons of fun-loving people at the eateries, bars, catering halls, and other venues that we’ve played throughout New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and the surrounding area (though we’ve played as far north as Massachusetts, as far west as Dallas, and as far South as Key West). For more information about the band, visit: rockandfun.com *In the event of inclement weather, the concert will be moved inside to the Investors Bank Theater.

This summer marks the 15th Summer Concert Series presented by the Roxbury Arts Alliance. These 4 free concerts take place weekly during July and August at the bandshell* at Horseshoe Lake in Succasunna–be sure to bring blankets or chairs to sit on. Tickets are FREE! Starting out in the early Nineties, Jersey’s Own Hoi Polloi has enjoyed entertaining at clubs & restaurants, wedding receptions, corporate & private parties, birthday parties, graduation celebrations, and ceremonial fertility rituals. We’ve met tons of fun-loving people at the eateries, bars, catering halls, and other venues that we’ve played throughout New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and the surrounding area (though we’ve played as far north as Massachusetts, as far west as Dallas, and as far South as Key West). For more information about the band, visit: rockandfun.com *In the event of inclement weather, the concert will be moved inside to the Investors Bank Theater.

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

Singer-songwriter, and American Idol winner of Season 9, Lee DeWyze’s rousing emotionality and storyteller songwriting has enthralled both fans and high-profile film/TV/advertising sync licensing tastemakers, earning him over 30 prime placements in just a few years, is coming to Succasunna. "Songs are magic for me—I’ve always wanted to live inside them,” the Mount Prospect, Illinois-based artist says. “My aim with my music is to give people a moment of transcendence where they can step outside their world and into the song. I want to spread the magic.” Lee is a visionary songwriter with a catalog of seven albums, and a robust profile of sync placements and features. His songs brim with sophisticated hooks and heartfelt storyteller lyrics. Lee is a hands-on artist and ensures that every facet of his creativity reflects his artistic authenticity. To that end, he oversees every aspect of his albums, including co-production, album artwork, and video treatments. VIP Tickets include a commemorative ticket, choice of seating in the theater, a meet and greet for 45 minutes with Lee and a private concert of a couple of songs that will only be sung during sound check (and not during the concert). General Admission: $30, in advance, $35 on show day. VIP Tickets (limit of 20) $70.

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

Through hands-on gardening, a tour of the Museum’s historic rooms, and an art-making experience with a New Jersey artist, children and their caregivers can enjoy nature while learning about life in the past. Program made possible through generous funding of The Astle-Alpaugh Family Foundation and KidsGardening and The Scotts Miracle-Gro Foundation. All ages. Pre-registration is required. FREE. Pre-register with Cynthia Winslow, (973) 538-2404, ext. 16 or [email protected]

The Morris County Tourism Bureau (MCTB) welcomes you to “Discover Morris County” and join us again for our annual summer walking tours and programs. Experience the rich history that Morris County has to offer with a knowledgeable guide. Tours last approximately one hour. Tickets are $15.00 per person. Please pre-register and pre-pay online at Eventbrite.com or morristourism.org   Call the office at 973-631-5151 for more information. Sign up for a tour of Jersey Girl Brewing Company, a craft brewery founded in 2014. Carol Barkin of the MCTB will give a brief overview of Morris County’s Colonial applejack industry. Afterwards, owner Charles Aaron will lead a tour of his brewery. This brewer was inspired by the essence of a Jersey Girl-she’s complex, deep, layered, bitter, sweet, subtle and sophisticated. Online ticket purchase

The Morris County Tourism Bureau (MCTB) welcomes you to “Discover Morris County” and join us again for our annual summer walking tours and programs. Experience the rich history that Morris County has to offer with a knowledgeable guide. Tours last approximately one hour. Tickets are $15.00 per person. Please pre-register and pre-pay online at Eventbrite.com or morristourism.org     Call the office at 973-631-5151 for more information. Docent Alison Grenier-Poupel will lead an interior and exterior tour of Morris County’s most magnificent building. Built as a library in 1899, it was given to the residents of Madison by Gilded Age millionaire D. Willis James, and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Alison is a former member of the French Ministry of Culture, and has worked with restorers, architects and other professionals in Paris and at the Cathedral in Lyon, France. Online ticket purchase

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

Join Executive Director Dr. Tricia Pongracz for a tour of the gardens and discuss plans for its future. Light refreshments served. FREE with museum admission and for members.

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

This year we are offering a summer of fun and learning with two fantastic themed day programs offered over three weeks. Both our Nature Program and History Program provide a fun and safe environment for kids to learn through games, hands-on activities and crafts. You will go home will all sorts of treasures! The program runs from 9:00am-4:00pm Monday through Friday. Children ages 6-12 are welcome and will be divided into groups by age (6-9 and 10-12).

Teens 12+ can learn the basics of glassblowing along with exploring other creative projects in this fun 5-day camp. Each morning will be spent learning the basics of glassblowing and glass sculpting while making unique projects such as terrariums, lanterns, glass animals, suncatchers and more! Each afternoon teens will explore other projects like etching, mosaics, and beading. Students can expect 5 or more finished projects over the course of the week. You’ll be amazed at the extraordinary projects and special memories your child will make!

Two comedy legends in one night! This double bill features two of the most popular comics of the past 30 years – the good-natured humor of three-time Emmy winner Louie Anderson (Baskets), and the pithy, soft-spoken but razor-sharp wit of Rita Rudner. Mature themes, language

This year we are offering a summer of fun and learning with two fantastic themed day programs offered over three weeks. Both our Nature Program and History Program provide a fun and safe environment for kids to learn through games, hands-on activities and crafts. You will go home will all sorts of treasures! The program runs from 9:00am-4:00pm Monday through Friday. Children ages 6-12 are welcome and will be divided into groups by age (6-9 and 10-12).

Mark your calendars now and plan to spend your lunchtimes on Morristown’s Green enjoying the tenth anniversary season of Music Beyond Borders, the collaboration between Morris Arts and the Mayo Performing Arts Center which brings free performances of world music and dance to the Morristown Green during June-August. This year’s series will showcase Zydeco music, Colombian salsa, West African music for balaphon, kora and mbira as well as Mexican mariachi music. Performances will run from 12:30-1:30pm on alternate Tuesdays, June 25, July 9, July 23 and August 6. Special thanks go to the Morristown United Methodist Church on the Green, 50 Park Place, for providing a wonderful rain site. This year’s schedule includes: June 25, 2019: The Zydeco Revelators The Zydeco Revelators deliver hot Louisiana-inspired dance music. Take a little bit of “Jambalaya,” add some stompin’ cowboy zydeco classics, and season with a dash of classic rock and jam band. Groove with sweet Cajun accordion riffs backed by electric guitar, a powerhouse rhythm section, and that cool metal rubboard vest! Get ready to dance up a storm. July 9, 2019: Armando Son Jimenez’ Grupo Sabor (Colombian Salsa) Since he migrated to the USA more than 25 years ago, Jorge Armando Jimenez (aka Sonjimenez or Sonji) has performed with top salsa musicians at prominent venues from NYC’s B.B. Kings to Club Tropicana in Milan, Italy. His trio, Grupo Sabor, has a hot, tropical swing which combines hard salsa, some Cuban stile, romantic salsa and cumbia. Celebrate summer with the hot Latin rhythms of this fabulous salsa trio. July 23, 2019: Forestdance: Music of Africa A Yale scholar, teaching artist, mbira (W. African thumb piano) player and advocate of African culture, Kevin Nathaniel Hylton has performed at Lincoln Center, Juilliard, the Met Museum and Symphony Space and created multiple performing ensembles exploring the many facets of African (and world) music. His Forestdance trio features two widely renowned African musicians, Famoro Dioubate on balaphon (African xylophone) and Salieu Suso on kora (21 stringed African harp) whose musical traditions date back to the 13th century yet still intrigue and inspire listeners of today. August 6, 2019: Mariachi Citlalli: a taste of Mexico This highly talented mariachi band performs a wide range of Mexican music from traditional to contemporary. Founded in 2000, the group’s members perform on trumpet, vihuela (5 string guitar-like instrument), guitarron (large guitar), and keyboard/accordion. Mariachi Citlalli has performed on national media and for such celebrities as Rosie O’Donnell, President Bush (Sr.), former Mexican President Ernesto Cedillo, Mariah Carey, and Conan O’Brien, among others. They have also performed at such venues as Madison Square Garden, Lincoln Center, the Ed Sullivan Theater, Shea Stadium, the Plaza Hotel, the Waldorf Astoria, and the United Nations.

Forestdance Trio plays the music of Africa now, at once ancient and modern, spirit which moves in us all. From a world of deep musical tradition, motherland joins hands with all, in unity. With ancestral sounds ringing ever-fresh and present; healing sounds of the wind, water, heartbeat, earth, sky, and sun. Deep within us all, source. The wind whispers through the trees... Forestdance! Co-presented by Morris Arts.

Our 12th season of free Tuesday evening concerts will kick off on June 18th. Concerts are sponsored in cooperation with local offices of The Provident Bank. Reserve these dates on your calendar: Check the Morris Township website (www.morristwp.com) for updated information. This concert features Country Comfort. About Country Comfort: "Playing hits from today's top male and female country artists with the occasional classic favorite thrown in."

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

This year we are offering a summer of fun and learning with two fantastic themed day programs offered over three weeks. Both our Nature Program and History Program provide a fun and safe environment for kids to learn through games, hands-on activities and crafts. You will go home will all sorts of treasures! The program runs from 9:00am-4:00pm Monday through Friday. Children ages 6-12 are welcome and will be divided into groups by age (6-9 and 10-12).

Pre-school children and their caregivers are invited to bring lunch and enjoy stories in MHHM’s historic garden or Center Hall if it Rains. In partnership with the Morristown & Morris Township Library. FREE.

Make a snapshot of your pet, in glass! This class will give you all the tools to create your very own pet portrait of your furever friends. E-mail us a picture of your pet ahead of time to use as a reference. The class will start promptly at 7pm with full instruction from one of our experienced studio associates who will be available to support you throughout the design and making process.

Masterwork's very successful series of Summer Sings continues in 2019. The first Summer Sing is on June 19th, running through July 24th (with a week off for the 4th of July). They are held at Chatham Methodist Church, 460 Main Street (Rt. 124), Chatham, NJ 07928, beginning at 7:30 each week. Several area conductors conduct the works that many of us know and love. Singers, friends and listeners may come for just a single evening, or for the entire series of five Summer Sings. Join us in what has become a wonderful summer tradition. The cost, $15 per evening ($7.50 for students and listeners), includes score rental, professional soloists, accompanist and refreshments. Booklets of 5 tickets are available for $65 (tickets may be shared). Buy tickets online at www.masterwork.org or at the door. We launch the series this summer on June 19th with the Brahms Requiem; with Conductor Thomas Juneau, Director of Choral Activities, Wagner College and Saint Joseph’s University and Artistic Director of Summit Chorale.

The Masterwork Chorus concludes its very successful Summer Sing series on July 24th, presenting Fauré’s Requiem and Duruflé’s Requiem with Conductor Martin Sedek, Director of Choral Art Society of NJ, Associate Conductor of The Masterwork Chorus, and Composer-in-Residence at Harmonium Choral Society and Baldwin Festival Chorus. The Sing will be held at Chatham Methodist Church, 460 Main Street (Rt. 124), Chatham, NJ 07928, beginning at 7:30. Singers, friends and listeners may join us as we conclude the Summer Sing series. The cost, $15 ($7.50 for students and listeners), includes score rental, professional soloists, accompanist and refreshments. Buy tickets online at www.masterwork.org or tickets may also be purchased at

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

This year we are offering a summer of fun and learning with two fantastic themed day programs offered over three weeks. Both our Nature Program and History Program provide a fun and safe environment for kids to learn through games, hands-on activities and crafts. You will go home will all sorts of treasures! The program runs from 9:00am-4:00pm Monday through Friday. Children ages 6-12 are welcome and will be divided into groups by age (6-9 and 10-12).

Brie Larson stars in this action-packed thriller about a pilot who gains superpowers after a freak accident and uses them to save the world. With Samuel L. Jackson. Rated: PG-13

Join us every Thursday before MHHM opens to the public for a 10-minute mini-program exploring a significant object from the museum’s extraordinary collection or the life of an intriguing person who lived at, worked at, or visited Macculloch Hall. Learn about art, history, preservation, conservation, and more from the curators, archivists, and other museum specialists who preserve and interpret MHHM’s history. Stay to ask questions or bring a lunch to eat in the garden. FREE.

Brie Larson stars in this action-packed thriller about a pilot who gains superpowers after a freak accident and uses them to save the world. With Samuel L. Jackson. Rated: PG-13

This summer marks the 15th Summer Concert Series presented by the Roxbury Arts Alliance. These 4 free concerts take place weekly during July and August at the bandshell* at Horseshoe Lake in Succasunna–be sure to bring blankets or chairs to sit on. Tickets are FREE! Consisting of four of New Jersey’s top musicians, ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Naughty Humphrey has strived to separate from the pack right out of the gate. We play popular covers from the ’60s thru today, but we resurrect those lost classics that have been overlooked and forgotten. And you’ll be glad we did. With literally THOUSANDS of classic songs to choose from over music’s illustrious history, why settle on the same tired songs over and over again? You’re too smart and brilliant for that. For more information about the band, visit: naughtyhumphrey.com *In the event of inclement weather, the concert will be moved inside to the Investors Bank Theater.

This summer marks the 15th Summer Concert Series presented by the Roxbury Arts Alliance. These 4 free concerts take place weekly during July and August at the bandshell* at Horseshoe Lake in Succasunna–be sure to bring blankets or chairs to sit on. Tickets are FREE! Consisting of four of New Jersey’s top musicians, ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Naughty Humphrey has strived to separate from the pack right out of the gate. We play popular covers from the ’60s thru today, but we resurrect those lost classics that have been overlooked and forgotten. And you’ll be glad we did. With literally THOUSANDS of classic songs to choose from over music’s illustrious history, why settle on the same tired songs over and over again? You’re too smart and brilliant for that. For more information about the band, visit: naughtyhumphrey.com *In the event of inclement weather, the concert will be moved inside to the Investors Bank Theater.

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

This year we are offering a summer of fun and learning with two fantastic themed day programs offered over three weeks. Both our Nature Program and History Program provide a fun and safe environment for kids to learn through games, hands-on activities and crafts. You will go home will all sorts of treasures! The program runs from 9:00am-4:00pm Monday through Friday. Children ages 6-12 are welcome and will be divided into groups by age (6-9 and 10-12).

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

The Morris County Tourism Bureau (MCTB) welcomes you to “Discover Morris County” and join us again for our annual summer walking tours and programs. Experience the rich history that Morris County has to offer with a knowledgeable guide. Tours last approximately one hour. Tickets are $15.00 per person. Please pre-register and pre-pay online at Eventbrite.com or morristourism.org    Call the office at 973-631-5151 for more information. This unique walking tour will cover a mile through Morristown visiting sites associated with George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, and the Marquis de Lafayette’s stays here in 1777 and 1779-80. Your guide will be Patricia Sanftner, a member of the local D.A.R. She is an expert on Colonial life and on the courtship of Alexander and Betsy Schuyler who met here in 1780. This tour will be offered on July 27 and August 10. Online ticket purchase for July 27 Online ticket purchase for August 10

Through hands-on gardening, a tour of the Museum’s historic rooms, and an art-making experience with a New Jersey artist, children and their caregivers can enjoy nature while learning about life in the past. Program made possible through generous funding of The Astle-Alpaugh Family Foundation and KidsGardening and The Scotts Miracle-Gro Foundation. All ages. Pre-registration is required. FREE. Pre-register with Cynthia Winslow, (973) 538-2404, ext. 16 or [email protected]

The Morris County Tourism Bureau (MCTB) welcomes you to “Discover Morris County” and join us again for our annual summer walking tours and programs. Experience the rich history that Morris County has to offer with a knowledgeable guide. Tours last approximately one hour. Tickets are $15.00 per person. Please pre-register and pre-pay online at Eventbrite.com or morristourism.org    Call the office at 973-631-5151 for more information. Visit this nationally registered Historic District located near Lock 1 East of the Morris Canal (c. 1825). You’ll visit a restored Victorian home once belonging to the King family, and their adjacent General Store. The canal store is one of only two that have survived intact. Weigh yourself on the restored five-ton wagon scale. Optional after-program: iced tea on the porch with Morris Canal historian Brian Morrell fielding your questions. Online ticket purchase

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

Teens 12+ can learn the basics of glassblowing along with exploring other creative projects in this fun 5-day camp. Each morning will be spent learning the basics of glassblowing and glass sculpting while making unique projects such as terrariums, lanterns, glass animals, suncatchers and more! Each afternoon teens will explore other projects like etching, mosaics, and beading. Students can expect 5 or more finished projects over the course of the week. You’ll be amazed at the extraordinary projects and special memories your child will make!

Our 12th season of free Tuesday evening concerts will kick off on June 18th. Concerts are sponsored in cooperation with local offices of The Provident Bank. Reserve these dates on your calendar: Check the Morris Township website (www.morristwp.com) for updated information. This concert features Reeds, Rhythm, and All That Brass. About Reeds, Rhythm, and All That Brass: "Classic jazz/swing big band, w/ m/f vocals."

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

Pre-school children and their caregivers are invited to bring lunch and enjoy stories in MHHM’s historic garden or Center Hall if it Rains. In partnership with the Morristown & Morris Township Library. FREE.

CMA artist Lauren Davidson is an NYC/NJ based urban country singer-songwriter with one powerful voice. Small in stature, but big in inner strength, Lauren was described as “an early Patsy Cline or Linda Ronstadt; that I can do this myself attitude" by Audio Fuzz Magazine. And do it herself she certainly can…

This class teaches you to create an amazing grout effect project. You will begin by creating negative space with clear glass in whatever shape or design you like best. You will then use powder glass to fill in and "grout" all around the clear glass is one or many colors. The class will start promptly at 7pm with full instruction from one of our experienced studio associates who will be available to support you throughout the design and making process.

The 1957 award-winning film, starring Burt Lancaster and Katherine Hepburn, was based on this great American stage classic, as was the musical, 110 in the Shade. Author N. Richard Nash calls the play a romantic comedy but it is so much more. Set in rural, dust-bowl America, it is about a parched land desperate for rain, and the tough but lonely people who live there, thirsting for love. This is a play about yearning, family, hope, and the magic that sometimes pours down on us from the unlikeliest of sources.

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

The Morris County Tourism Bureau (MCTB) welcomes you to “Discover Morris County” and join us again for our annual summer walking tours and programs. Experience the rich history that Morris County has to offer with a knowledgeable guide. Tours last approximately one hour. Tickets are $15.00 per person. Please pre-register and pre-pay online at Eventbrite.com or morristourism.org      Call the office at 973-631-5151 for more information. Learn about one of the grandest periods in Morristown's 300-year history with guide Karen Ann Kurlander, a Victorian lifestyle expert and Historic District resident. Walk through town visiting commercial and residential buildings that date from 1870-1910. Victorian social customs will be featured, and you’ll learn how 100 Victorians came to be built within a few blocks of the Morristown Green.  This tour will be offered on June 22 and August 1. Online ticket purchase for August 1 Online ticket purchase for June 22

Join us every Thursday before MHHM opens to the public for a 10-minute mini-program exploring a significant object from the museum’s extraordinary collection or the life of an intriguing person who lived at, worked at, or visited Macculloch Hall. Learn about art, history, preservation, conservation, and more from the curators, archivists, and other museum specialists who preserve and interpret MHHM’s history. Stay to ask questions or bring a lunch to eat in the garden. FREE.

This summer marks the 15th Summer Concert Series presented by the Roxbury Arts Alliance. These 4 free concerts take place weekly during July and August at the bandshell* at Horseshoe Lake in Succasunna–be sure to bring blankets or chairs to sit on. Tickets are FREE! Bombed Opera is a Premier live music explosion that plays everything and anything that rocks clubs to the ground. Their accurate sound and stage antics are legendary among the New York/ New Jersey/ Pennsylvania club scene. For more information about the band, visit: facebook.com/pg/bombedopera/ *In the event of inclement weather, the concert will be moved inside to the Investors Bank Theater.

The 1957 award-winning film, starring Burt Lancaster and Katherine Hepburn, was based on this great American stage classic, as was the musical, 110 in the Shade. Author N. Richard Nash calls the play a romantic comedy but it is so much more. Set in rural, dust-bowl America, it is about a parched land desperate for rain, and the tough but lonely people who live there, thirsting for love. This is a play about yearning, family, hope, and the magic that sometimes pours down on us from the unlikeliest of sources.

Music icon Herb Alpert and his wife, the Grammy award-winning vocalist Lani Hall, perform an eclectic mix of Brazilian jazz, classic Tijuana Brass & Brasil ’66 songs as well as many surprises.

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

The 1957 award-winning film, starring Burt Lancaster and Katherine Hepburn, was based on this great American stage classic, as was the musical, 110 in the Shade. Author N. Richard Nash calls the play a romantic comedy but it is so much more. Set in rural, dust-bowl America, it is about a parched land desperate for rain, and the tough but lonely people who live there, thirsting for love. This is a play about yearning, family, hope, and the magic that sometimes pours down on us from the unlikeliest of sources.

The annual “New Voices” concert is the culmination of Paper Mill Playhouse’s Summer Musical Theater Conservatory. Members of the competitive Conservatory who earned coveted spots in the Senior (ages 15-18), Junior Plus (ages 13-14), and Junior companies (ages 10-12) are directed and choreographed by Paper Mill Playhouse’s professional artistic staff in this fully produced, original concert. The Paper Mill Playhouse Summer Musical Theater Conservatory is a program of rigorous study allowing students to enhance their individual performance potential while developing a broad base of theater experience and knowledge. New Voices is an amazing opportunity to see the stars of tomorrow. This original concert features over 100 incredible performers. It is amazing to see these young performers grow into professional artists and grace the Paper Mill stage with an inspiring, heartfelt performance. Students from Paper Mill Playhouse’s Conservatory have gone on to appear in numerous Broadway productions, film, television, and regional theater.

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

Through hands-on gardening, a tour of the Museum’s historic rooms, and an art-making experience with a New Jersey artist, children and their caregivers can enjoy nature while learning about life in the past. Program made possible through generous funding of The Astle-Alpaugh Family Foundation and KidsGardening and The Scotts Miracle-Gro Foundation. All ages. Pre-registration is required. FREE. Pre-register with Cynthia Winslow, (973) 538-2404, ext. 16 or [email protected]

The Morris County Tourism Bureau (MCTB) welcomes you to “Discover Morris County” and join us again for our annual summer walking tours and programs. Experience the rich history that Morris County has to offer with a knowledgeable guide. Tours last approximately one hour. Tickets are $15.00 per person. Please pre-register and pre-pay online at Eventbrite.com or morristourism.org   Call the office at 973-631-5151 for more information. Visit a number of exteriors and interiors of historic churches in Morristown with guide Peg Shultz, the director of the Morris County Heritage Commission. Learn about church architecture, history, prominent members, and their contributions to the Morristown community since 1733.  This tour will be offered on June 15 and August 3. Online ticket purchase for June 15 Online ticket purchase for August 3

Walk, Eat, Learn, and Laugh with Savor and Stroll Culinary Tours "Classic Savor and Stroll" tour in Morristown, NJ Meet your guide at 1:15-1:20 at the corner of Court and Washington near the County Court House and Morris County Tourism Bureau. Your tour starts at 1:30 and continues through the historic streets of Morristown with samplings from a total of six restaurants and food shops in town. Come hungry! All food is included. A soft drink or water is included at one location. Adult beverages can be purchased at that same location. Rest rooms are available at three stops. The tour is approximately 3 - 3 1/4 hours. Consider bringing a water bottle, especially on very hot days!

The 1957 award-winning film, starring Burt Lancaster and Katherine Hepburn, was based on this great American stage classic, as was the musical, 110 in the Shade. Author N. Richard Nash calls the play a romantic comedy but it is so much more. Set in rural, dust-bowl America, it is about a parched land desperate for rain, and the tough but lonely people who live there, thirsting for love. This is a play about yearning, family, hope, and the magic that sometimes pours down on us from the unlikeliest of sources.

Multiple-GRAMMY® Award-winning singer/songwriter Rob Thomas performs solo hits and Matchbox Twenty favorites as well as music from his highly anticipated fourth solo album, Chip Tooth Smile, featuring the new single “One Less Day (Dying Young).” Featuring special guest Abby Anderson.

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

The 1957 award-winning film, starring Burt Lancaster and Katherine Hepburn, was based on this great American stage classic, as was the musical, 110 in the Shade. Author N. Richard Nash calls the play a romantic comedy but it is so much more. Set in rural, dust-bowl America, it is about a parched land desperate for rain, and the tough but lonely people who live there, thirsting for love. This is a play about yearning, family, hope, and the magic that sometimes pours down on us from the unlikeliest of sources.

Multi-platinum singer, performer and songwriter Gavin DeGraw (“I Don’t Want To Be,” “Not Over You,” “Chariot,” “In Love with A Girl”) plays his hits and more that have made him one of the top touring acts for nearly two decades.

If you thought The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was a wild ride, then this “lost play” will knock your socks off! Rowdy, rollicking, zany, silly and irreverent, this is a great production to introduce youngsters to Shakespeare in madcap fashion. Enjoy watching Shakespeare get “roasted” in this wacky spoof as you sit under the stars and witness every character the Bard ever wrote go crashing into each other! We will once again be offering FREE tickets to young people 18 and under, and discounted tickets for customers of Bank of America — our long-time sponsor of the Outdoor Stage.

Teens 12+ can learn the basics of glassblowing along with exploring other creative projects in this fun 5-day camp. Each morning will be spent learning the basics of glassblowing and glass sculpting while making unique projects such as terrariums, lanterns, glass animals, suncatchers and more! Each afternoon teens will explore other projects like etching, mosaics, and beading. Students can expect 5 or more finished projects over the course of the week. You’ll be amazed at the extraordinary projects and special memories your child will make!

Mark your calendars now and plan to spend your lunchtimes on Morristown’s Green enjoying the tenth anniversary season of Music Beyond Borders, the collaboration between Morris Arts and the Mayo Performing Arts Center which brings free performances of world music and dance to the Morristown Green during June-August. This year’s series will showcase Zydeco music, Colombian salsa, West African music for balaphon, kora and mbira as well as Mexican mariachi music. Performances will run from 12:30-1:30pm on alternate Tuesdays, June 25, July 9, July 23 and August 6. Special thanks go to the Morristown United Methodist Church on the Green, 50 Park Place, for providing a wonderful rain site. This year’s schedule includes: June 25, 2019: The Zydeco Revelators The Zydeco Revelators deliver hot Louisiana-inspired dance music. Take a little bit of “Jambalaya,” add some stompin’ cowboy zydeco classics, and season with a dash of classic rock and jam band. Groove with sweet Cajun accordion riffs backed by electric guitar, a powerhouse rhythm section, and that cool metal rubboard vest! Get ready to dance up a storm. July 9, 2019: Armando Son Jimenez’ Grupo Sabor (Colombian Salsa) Since he migrated to the USA more than 25 years ago, Jorge Armando Jimenez (aka Sonjimenez or Sonji) has performed with top salsa musicians at prominent venues from NYC’s B.B. Kings to Club Tropicana in Milan, Italy. His trio, Grupo Sabor, has a hot, tropical swing which combines hard salsa, some Cuban stile, romantic salsa and cumbia. Celebrate summer with the hot Latin rhythms of this fabulous salsa trio. July 23, 2019: Forestdance: Music of Africa A Yale scholar, teaching artist, mbira (W. African thumb piano) player and advocate of African culture, Kevin Nathaniel Hylton has performed at Lincoln Center, Juilliard, the Met Museum and Symphony Space and created multiple performing ensembles exploring the many facets of African (and world) music. His Forestdance trio features two widely renowned African musicians, Famoro Dioubate on balaphon (African xylophone) and Salieu Suso on kora (21 stringed African harp) whose musical traditions date back to the 13th century yet still intrigue and inspire listeners of today. August 6, 2019: Mariachi Citlalli: a taste of Mexico This highly talented mariachi band performs a wide range of Mexican music from traditional to contemporary. Founded in 2000, the group’s members perform on trumpet, vihuela (5 string guitar-like instrument), guitarron (large guitar), and keyboard/accordion. Mariachi Citlalli has performed on national media and for such celebrities as Rosie O’Donnell, President Bush (Sr.), former Mexican President Ernesto Cedillo, Mariah Carey, and Conan O’Brien, among others. They have also performed at such venues as Madison Square Garden, Lincoln Center, the Ed Sullivan Theater, Shea Stadium, the Plaza Hotel, the Waldorf Astoria, and the United Nations.

This highly talented mariachi band performs a wide range of Mexican music from traditional to contemporary. Founded in 2000, the group’s members perform on trumpet, vihuela (5 string guitar-like instrument), guitarron (large guitar), and keyboard/accordion. Co-presented by Morris Arts.

We hope you will join us for a series of Community Health Education Programs presented by Jaime Bennett, Community Outreach Coordinator, Visiting Nurse Association of Northern New Jersey, and hosted by Califon United Methodist Church. All programs will be accompanied by refreshments courtesy of the Church. The educational series is as follows: All programs begin at 2:00 pm Registration is requested, please call (908) 832-2318

Our 12th season of free Tuesday evening concerts will kick off on June 18th. Concerts are sponsored in cooperation with local offices of The Provident Bank. Reserve these dates on your calendar: Check the Morris Township website (www.morristwp.com) for updated information. This concert features One Fine Tapestry - Carole King. About One Fine Tapestry - Carole King: A Carole King tribute band.

The 1957 award-winning film, starring Burt Lancaster and Katherine Hepburn, was based on this great American stage classic, as was the musical, 110 in the Shade. Author N. Richard Nash calls the play a romantic comedy but it is so much more. Set in rural, dust-bowl America, it is about a parched land desperate for rain, and the tough but lonely people who live there, thirsting for love. This is a play about yearning, family, hope, and the magic that sometimes pours down on us from the unlikeliest of sources.

Pre-school children and their caregivers are invited to bring lunch and enjoy stories in MHHM’s historic garden or Center Hall if it Rains. In partnership with the Morristown & Morris Township Library. FREE.

The 1957 award-winning film, starring Burt Lancaster and Katherine Hepburn, was based on this great American stage classic, as was the musical, 110 in the Shade. Author N. Richard Nash calls the play a romantic comedy but it is so much more. Set in rural, dust-bowl America, it is about a parched land desperate for rain, and the tough but lonely people who live there, thirsting for love. This is a play about yearning, family, hope, and the magic that sometimes pours down on us from the unlikeliest of sources.

Mischievous Peter Rabbit creates chaos in Mr. McGregor’s vegetable garden as both vie for the attention of an animal-loving new neighbor. Rated: PG

Join us every Thursday before MHHM opens to the public for a 10-minute mini-program exploring a significant object from the museum’s extraordinary collection or the life of an intriguing person who lived at, worked at, or visited Macculloch Hall. Learn about art, history, preservation, conservation, and more from the curators, archivists, and other museum specialists who preserve and interpret MHHM’s history. Stay to ask questions or bring a lunch to eat in the garden. FREE.

Mad science and time travel! Accompany the Guinness Collection staff into the world of steampunk kinetic art to catch a final glimpse before it closes. Artists David Bowman will join this tour to share his insights on his works in this exhibition!

This summer marks the 15th Summer Concert Series presented by the Roxbury Arts Alliance. These 4 free concerts take place weekly during July and August at the bandshell* at Horseshoe Lake in Succasunna–be sure to bring blankets or chairs to sit on. Tickets are FREE! Bovine Social Club has been lighting up audiences with their original music in listening rooms, famed coffee houses, theaters, and amphitheaters from Vermont to Virginia since 2012. Their unique blend of folk music is informed by Celtic, old-time, Gospel, country, and bluegrass vocabularies. Formed on the banks of the Delaware River, the band’s rotating lineup of seasoned musicians backs the thoughtful lyrics of vocalist, philosopher, memoirist and former Franciscan brother, Samuel Saint Thomas. Their debut CD, produced by Railroad Earth’s Tim Carbone, charted at #7 on both the Roots and Americana charts. BSC is one of the most highly respected Americana bands in the Northeast, sharing stages with some of the region’s finest talent. Their most recent release “Live at Mauch Chunk Opera House” was recorded at the legendary vaudeville venue in the historic town of Jim Thorpe, PA with their friends from Railroad Earth. For more information about the band, visit: bovinesocialclub.com *In the event of inclement weather, the concert will be moved inside to the Investors Bank Theater.

The 1957 award-winning film, starring Burt Lancaster and Katherine Hepburn, was based on this great American stage classic, as was the musical, 110 in the Shade. Author N. Richard Nash calls the play a romantic comedy but it is so much more. Set in rural, dust-bowl America, it is about a parched land desperate for rain, and the tough but lonely people who live there, thirsting for love. This is a play about yearning, family, hope, and the magic that sometimes pours down on us from the unlikeliest of sources.

Celebrate the 40th anniversary of the comedy classic! Starring Leslie Nielsen, Robert Hays, Julie Haggerty, Peter Graves and Lloyd Bridges. PG; Some material may not be appropriate for younger children.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

The 1957 award-winning film, starring Burt Lancaster and Katherine Hepburn, was based on this great American stage classic, as was the musical, 110 in the Shade. Author N. Richard Nash calls the play a romantic comedy but it is so much more. Set in rural, dust-bowl America, it is about a parched land desperate for rain, and the tough but lonely people who live there, thirsting for love. This is a play about yearning, family, hope, and the magic that sometimes pours down on us from the unlikeliest of sources.

The Morris County Tourism Bureau (MCTB) welcomes you to “Discover Morris County” and join us again for our annual summer walking tours and programs. Experience the rich history that Morris County has to offer with a knowledgeable guide. Tours last approximately one hour. Tickets are $15.00 per person. Please pre-register and pre-pay online at Eventbrite.com or morristourism.org    Call the office at 973-631-5151 for more information. This unique walking tour will cover a mile through Morristown visiting sites associated with George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, and the Marquis de Lafayette’s stays here in 1777 and 1779-80. Your guide will be Patricia Sanftner, a member of the local D.A.R. She is an expert on Colonial life and on the courtship of Alexander and Betsy Schuyler who met here in 1780. This tour will be offered on July 27 and August 10. Online ticket purchase for July 27 Online ticket purchase for August 10

Through hands-on gardening, a tour of the Museum’s historic rooms, and an art-making experience with a New Jersey artist, children and their caregivers can enjoy nature while learning about life in the past. Program made possible through generous funding of The Astle-Alpaugh Family Foundation and KidsGardening and The Scotts Miracle-Gro Foundation. All ages. Pre-registration is required. FREE. Pre-register with Cynthia Winslow, (973) 538-2404, ext. 16 or [email protected]

The Morris County Tourism Bureau (MCTB) welcomes you to “Discover Morris County” and join us again for our annual summer walking tours and programs. Experience the rich history that Morris County has to offer with a knowledgeable guide. Tours last approximately one hour. Tickets are $15.00 per person. Please pre-register and pre-pay online at Eventbrite.com or morristourism.org    Call the office at 973-631-5151 for more information. Take a leisurely walk through Morristown with author Bonnie-Lynn Nadzeika, former director of the Morris County Historical Society. Her postcard book on Morristown will come alive as she points out architecturally important buildings within the nationally registered Historic District, and hear the stories of past and prominent Morristownians.  This tour will be offered on June 29 and August 10. Online ticket purchase for June 29 Online ticket purchase for August 10

Spend a day making memories with friends and family or come alone and make new friends. Disconnect from social media and on-line shopping and spend time interacting with the shop owner and managers, servers and sommeliers along the route in historic and vibrant Morristown. You’ll Savor, Sip and Shop while hearing a bit about the history of the town and some of its unique locations. Savor, Sip and Shop Tours are 4 1/2+ hours and start just outside of Colly Flowers and Pierogies House at 143/145 Morris Street (across from the train station), Morristown, NJ.

The 1957 award-winning film, starring Burt Lancaster and Katherine Hepburn, was based on this great American stage classic, as was the musical, 110 in the Shade. Author N. Richard Nash calls the play a romantic comedy but it is so much more. Set in rural, dust-bowl America, it is about a parched land desperate for rain, and the tough but lonely people who live there, thirsting for love. This is a play about yearning, family, hope, and the magic that sometimes pours down on us from the unlikeliest of sources.

The 1957 award-winning film, starring Burt Lancaster and Katherine Hepburn, was based on this great American stage classic, as was the musical, 110 in the Shade. Author N. Richard Nash calls the play a romantic comedy but it is so much more. Set in rural, dust-bowl America, it is about a parched land desperate for rain, and the tough but lonely people who live there, thirsting for love. This is a play about yearning, family, hope, and the magic that sometimes pours down on us from the unlikeliest of sources.

This year we are offering a summer of fun and learning with two fantastic themed day programs offered over three weeks. Both our Nature Program and History Program provide a fun and safe environment for kids to learn through games, hands-on activities and crafts. You will go home will all sorts of treasures! The program runs from 9:00am-4:00pm Monday through Friday. Children ages 6-12 are welcome and will be divided into groups by age (6-9 and 10-12).

Teens 12+ can learn the basics of glassblowing along with exploring other creative projects in this fun 5-day camp. Each morning will be spent learning the basics of glassblowing and glass sculpting while making unique projects such as terrariums, lanterns, glass animals, suncatchers and more! Each afternoon teens will explore other projects like etching, mosaics, and beading. Students can expect 5 or more finished projects over the course of the week. You’ll be amazed at the extraordinary projects and special memories your child will make!

This year we are offering a summer of fun and learning with two fantastic themed day programs offered over three weeks. Both our Nature Program and History Program provide a fun and safe environment for kids to learn through games, hands-on activities and crafts. You will go home will all sorts of treasures! The program runs from 9:00am-4:00pm Monday through Friday. Children ages 6-12 are welcome and will be divided into groups by age (6-9 and 10-12).

The 1957 award-winning film, starring Burt Lancaster and Katherine Hepburn, was based on this great American stage classic, as was the musical, 110 in the Shade. Author N. Richard Nash calls the play a romantic comedy but it is so much more. Set in rural, dust-bowl America, it is about a parched land desperate for rain, and the tough but lonely people who live there, thirsting for love. This is a play about yearning, family, hope, and the magic that sometimes pours down on us from the unlikeliest of sources.

Tony Bennett's life and philosophy is the embodiment of the Great American Story. Having celebrated his 92th birthday in 2018, his career as the pre-eminent singer of the 20th and 21st centuries is unprecedented. He continues to be embraced and loved by audiences of all generations.

This year we are offering a summer of fun and learning with two fantastic themed day programs offered over three weeks. Both our Nature Program and History Program provide a fun and safe environment for kids to learn through games, hands-on activities and crafts. You will go home will all sorts of treasures! The program runs from 9:00am-4:00pm Monday through Friday. Children ages 6-12 are welcome and will be divided into groups by age (6-9 and 10-12).

Pre-school children and their caregivers are invited to bring lunch and enjoy stories in MHHM’s historic garden or Center Hall if it Rains. In partnership with the Morristown & Morris Township Library. FREE.

The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey's summer touring is proud to present this year’s production, entitled Verily, Madly Thine! It will feature a wonderful array of moments from Shakespeare’s plays as well as a few selections from more contemporary authors who have been inspired by one of Shakespeare’s originals. Verily, Madly Thine also features a delightful sprinkling of music, and in total, these 60 minutes about falling in love will make you fall in love with this delightful and entertaining collection of scenes inhabited by the victims of Cupid’s arrows.

The 1957 award-winning film, starring Burt Lancaster and Katherine Hepburn, was based on this great American stage classic, as was the musical, 110 in the Shade. Author N. Richard Nash calls the play a romantic comedy but it is so much more. Set in rural, dust-bowl America, it is about a parched land desperate for rain, and the tough but lonely people who live there, thirsting for love. This is a play about yearning, family, hope, and the magic that sometimes pours down on us from the unlikeliest of sources.

This year we are offering a summer of fun and learning with two fantastic themed day programs offered over three weeks. Both our Nature Program and History Program provide a fun and safe environment for kids to learn through games, hands-on activities and crafts. You will go home will all sorts of treasures! The program runs from 9:00am-4:00pm Monday through Friday. Children ages 6-12 are welcome and will be divided into groups by age (6-9 and 10-12).

Join us every Thursday before MHHM opens to the public for a 10-minute mini-program exploring a significant object from the museum’s extraordinary collection or the life of an intriguing person who lived at, worked at, or visited Macculloch Hall. Learn about art, history, preservation, conservation, and more from the curators, archivists, and other museum specialists who preserve and interpret MHHM’s history. Stay to ask questions or bring a lunch to eat in the garden. FREE.

The 1957 award-winning film, starring Burt Lancaster and Katherine Hepburn, was based on this great American stage classic, as was the musical, 110 in the Shade. Author N. Richard Nash calls the play a romantic comedy but it is so much more. Set in rural, dust-bowl America, it is about a parched land desperate for rain, and the tough but lonely people who live there, thirsting for love. This is a play about yearning, family, hope, and the magic that sometimes pours down on us from the unlikeliest of sources.

This year we are offering a summer of fun and learning with two fantastic themed day programs offered over three weeks. Both our Nature Program and History Program provide a fun and safe environment for kids to learn through games, hands-on activities and crafts. You will go home will all sorts of treasures! The program runs from 9:00am-4:00pm Monday through Friday. Children ages 6-12 are welcome and will be divided into groups by age (6-9 and 10-12).

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

The 1957 award-winning film, starring Burt Lancaster and Katherine Hepburn, was based on this great American stage classic, as was the musical, 110 in the Shade. Author N. Richard Nash calls the play a romantic comedy but it is so much more. Set in rural, dust-bowl America, it is about a parched land desperate for rain, and the tough but lonely people who live there, thirsting for love. This is a play about yearning, family, hope, and the magic that sometimes pours down on us from the unlikeliest of sources.

Through hands-on gardening, a tour of the Museum’s historic rooms, and an art-making experience with a New Jersey artist, children and their caregivers can enjoy nature while learning about life in the past. Program made possible through generous funding of The Astle-Alpaugh Family Foundation and KidsGardening and The Scotts Miracle-Gro Foundation. All ages. Pre-registration is required. FREE. Pre-register with Cynthia Winslow, (973) 538-2404, ext. 16 or [email protected]

The 1957 award-winning film, starring Burt Lancaster and Katherine Hepburn, was based on this great American stage classic, as was the musical, 110 in the Shade. Author N. Richard Nash calls the play a romantic comedy but it is so much more. Set in rural, dust-bowl America, it is about a parched land desperate for rain, and the tough but lonely people who live there, thirsting for love. This is a play about yearning, family, hope, and the magic that sometimes pours down on us from the unlikeliest of sources.

Celebrate American Artist Appreciation Month with a story and art project. FREE with museum admission and for members. Pre-register with Cynthia Winslow, (973) 538-2404, ext. 16 or [email protected]

The 1957 award-winning film, starring Burt Lancaster and Katherine Hepburn, was based on this great American stage classic, as was the musical, 110 in the Shade. Author N. Richard Nash calls the play a romantic comedy but it is so much more. Set in rural, dust-bowl America, it is about a parched land desperate for rain, and the tough but lonely people who live there, thirsting for love. This is a play about yearning, family, hope, and the magic that sometimes pours down on us from the unlikeliest of sources.

Enjoy your favorite smooth rock hits by the original artists! Starring Ambrosia (“How Much I Feel”), John Ford Coley (“I’d Really Love to See You Tonight”), Looking Glass’s Eliot Lurie (“Brandy”), Peter Beckett of Player (“Baby Come Back”), Walter Egan (“Magnet and Steel”) and Denny Laine from Wings.

An ordinary LEGO construction figure reluctantly joins a quest to stop an evil tyrant from destroying the LEGO universe. Featuring the voices of Chris Pratt, Elizabeth Banks and Will Farrell. PG

Pre-school children and their caregivers are invited to bring lunch and enjoy stories in MHHM’s historic garden or Center Hall if it Rains. In partnership with the Morristown & Morris Township Library. FREE.

Winner of four Oscars, including Best Actor (Rami Malek), and the Golden Globe for Best Picture, Bohemian Rhapsody chronicles the story of the band Queen and its lead singer Freddie Mercury. PG-13

Join us every Thursday before MHHM opens to the public for a 10-minute mini-program exploring a significant object from the museum’s extraordinary collection or the life of an intriguing person who lived at, worked at, or visited Macculloch Hall. Learn about art, history, preservation, conservation, and more from the curators, archivists, and other museum specialists who preserve and interpret MHHM’s history. Stay to ask questions or bring a lunch to eat in the garden. FREE.

With his roots firmly planted in bluegrass and honky tonk music, Dwight Yoakam continues to bring his own brand of “hillbilly” music to his ever-faithful fans. This Grammy winner’s stripped-down approach comes shining through in “Guitars, Cadillacs,” “Streets of Bakersfield,” “Honky Tonk Man” and “Fast as You.”

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

As the frontman for the band bearing his name, Daughtry has become one of the most visible and consistent rock & roll torchbearers of the 21st Century. Enjoy a night of hits such as “It’s Not Over,” “Waiting for Superman,” “Feels Like Tonight” and “Over You.”

Pre-school children and their caregivers are invited to bring lunch and enjoy stories in MHHM’s historic garden or Center Hall if it Rains. In partnership with the Morristown & Morris Township Library. FREE.

Join us every Thursday before MHHM opens to the public for a 10-minute mini-program exploring a significant object from the museum’s extraordinary collection or the life of an intriguing person who lived at, worked at, or visited Macculloch Hall. Learn about art, history, preservation, conservation, and more from the curators, archivists, and other museum specialists who preserve and interpret MHHM’s history. Stay to ask questions or bring a lunch to eat in the garden. FREE.

Mama D & The Vexations is a high energy cover band from Morristown NJ with a soulful edge. Their powerful renditions of hits from the 60s through today keep the crowd moving all night long!

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

Walk, Eat, Learn, and Laugh with Savor and Stroll Culinary Tours "Classic Savor and Stroll" tour in Morristown, NJ Meet your guide at 1:15-1:20 at the corner of Court and Washington near the County Court House and Morris County Tourism Bureau. Your tour starts at 1:30 and continues through the historic streets of Morristown with samplings from a total of six restaurants and food shops in town. Come hungry! All food is included. A soft drink or water is included at one location. Adult beverages can be purchased at that same location. Rest rooms are available at three stops. The tour is approximately 3 - 3 1/4 hours. Consider bringing a water bottle, especially on very hot days!

One of Shakespeare’s most beloved romantic comedies, As You Like It has not been done on our Main Stage in over a dozen years. Travel with the exiled Rosalind and her entourage to the Forest of Arden, where, disguised as a young man, Rosalind woos the love-sick Orlando. Inhabited by a multitude of colorful characters, royal and rustic, the play contains some of Shakespeare’s most eloquent speeches and lovely songs.

That they are still roaring and soaring should be no surprise. That’s just how they are built. Tesla may have been born in the mid-80s eruption of leather, spandex and big hair, but this band has never been about those things. Their bluesy, soulful sound is strongly embedded in the roots of authentic 1970s rock and roll -- the same roots that produced bands like the Allman Brothers, AC/DC, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Aerosmith.

One of Shakespeare’s most beloved romantic comedies, As You Like It has not been done on our Main Stage in over a dozen years. Travel with the exiled Rosalind and her entourage to the Forest of Arden, where, disguised as a young man, Rosalind woos the love-sick Orlando. Inhabited by a multitude of colorful characters, royal and rustic, the play contains some of Shakespeare’s most eloquent speeches and lovely songs.

Have you ever gone un-showered for days, fought with your husband over who works harder or had a kid throw up on you? Former Miss New Jersey Dena Blizzard’s hilarious show One Funny Mother will make you realize you’re not crazy…motherhood is!

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

One of Shakespeare’s most beloved romantic comedies, As You Like It has not been done on our Main Stage in over a dozen years. Travel with the exiled Rosalind and her entourage to the Forest of Arden, where, disguised as a young man, Rosalind woos the love-sick Orlando. Inhabited by a multitude of colorful characters, royal and rustic, the play contains some of Shakespeare’s most eloquent speeches and lovely songs.

Renowned for her powerhouse presence and show-stopping performances, Katharine McPhee possesses a singing voice for the ages. Celebrate the launch of MPAC’s 25th Anniversary season with the actress and performer who first came to the public’s attention as a contestant on American Idol and has gone on to a successful career on TV (Scorpion, Smash), stage (Waitress) and the pop and jazz charts.

Spend a day making memories with friends and family or come alone and make new friends. Disconnect from social media and on-line shopping and spend time interacting with the shop owner and managers, servers and sommeliers along the route in historic and vibrant Morristown. You’ll Savor, Sip and Shop while hearing a bit about the history of the town and some of its unique locations. Savor, Sip and Shop Tours are 4 1/2+ hours and start just outside of Colly Flowers and Pierogies House at 143/145 Morris Street (across from the train station), Morristown, NJ.

One of Shakespeare’s most beloved romantic comedies, As You Like It has not been done on our Main Stage in over a dozen years. Travel with the exiled Rosalind and her entourage to the Forest of Arden, where, disguised as a young man, Rosalind woos the love-sick Orlando. Inhabited by a multitude of colorful characters, royal and rustic, the play contains some of Shakespeare’s most eloquent speeches and lovely songs.

One of Shakespeare’s most beloved romantic comedies, As You Like It has not been done on our Main Stage in over a dozen years. Travel with the exiled Rosalind and her entourage to the Forest of Arden, where, disguised as a young man, Rosalind woos the love-sick Orlando. Inhabited by a multitude of colorful characters, royal and rustic, the play contains some of Shakespeare’s most eloquent speeches and lovely songs.

One of Shakespeare’s most beloved romantic comedies, As You Like It has not been done on our Main Stage in over a dozen years. Travel with the exiled Rosalind and her entourage to the Forest of Arden, where, disguised as a young man, Rosalind woos the love-sick Orlando. Inhabited by a multitude of colorful characters, royal and rustic, the play contains some of Shakespeare’s most eloquent speeches and lovely songs.

One of Shakespeare’s most beloved romantic comedies, As You Like It has not been done on our Main Stage in over a dozen years. Travel with the exiled Rosalind and her entourage to the Forest of Arden, where, disguised as a young man, Rosalind woos the love-sick Orlando. Inhabited by a multitude of colorful characters, royal and rustic, the play contains some of Shakespeare’s most eloquent speeches and lovely songs.

One of Shakespeare’s most beloved romantic comedies, As You Like It has not been done on our Main Stage in over a dozen years. Travel with the exiled Rosalind and her entourage to the Forest of Arden, where, disguised as a young man, Rosalind woos the love-sick Orlando. Inhabited by a multitude of colorful characters, royal and rustic, the play contains some of Shakespeare’s most eloquent speeches and lovely songs.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

One of Shakespeare’s most beloved romantic comedies, As You Like It has not been done on our Main Stage in over a dozen years. Travel with the exiled Rosalind and her entourage to the Forest of Arden, where, disguised as a young man, Rosalind woos the love-sick Orlando. Inhabited by a multitude of colorful characters, royal and rustic, the play contains some of Shakespeare’s most eloquent speeches and lovely songs.

Legendary artist Graham Nash is a two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee--with Crosby, Stills, and Nash and with The Hollies. He was also inducted twice into the Songwriter’s Hall of Fame, as a solo artist and with CSN, and is a Grammy winner.

Peppa Pig Live! is here with the ALL NEW action-packed live show featuring your favorite characters as life size puppets and costume characters in her new live show, Peppa Pig’s Adventure! Come join Peppa on an exciting camping trip to the woods with George and her school friends, including Pedro Pony, Suzy Sheep and Gerald Giraffe. With lunchboxes packed and Daddy Pig driving the bus, Peppa and friends are excited about their outdoor adventure, full of singing, dancing, games and surprises!

Peppa Pig Live! is here with the ALL NEW action-packed live show featuring your favorite characters as life size puppets and costume characters in her new live show, Peppa Pig’s Adventure! Come join Peppa on an exciting camping trip to the woods with George and her school friends, including Pedro Pony, Suzy Sheep and Gerald Giraffe. With lunchboxes packed and Daddy Pig driving the bus, Peppa and friends are excited about their outdoor adventure, full of singing, dancing, games and surprises!

One of Shakespeare’s most beloved romantic comedies, As You Like It has not been done on our Main Stage in over a dozen years. Travel with the exiled Rosalind and her entourage to the Forest of Arden, where, disguised as a young man, Rosalind woos the love-sick Orlando. Inhabited by a multitude of colorful characters, royal and rustic, the play contains some of Shakespeare’s most eloquent speeches and lovely songs.

Three groups at the center of the 1960s Folk Revival continue to delight fans with their smooth musical sounds: The Kingston Trio (“Where Have All the Flowers Gone,” “Tom Dooley”), The Brothers Four (“Try to Remember”) and The Limeliters (“Take My True Love by the Hand”).

One of Shakespeare’s most beloved romantic comedies, As You Like It has not been done on our Main Stage in over a dozen years. Travel with the exiled Rosalind and her entourage to the Forest of Arden, where, disguised as a young man, Rosalind woos the love-sick Orlando. Inhabited by a multitude of colorful characters, royal and rustic, the play contains some of Shakespeare’s most eloquent speeches and lovely songs.

One of Shakespeare’s most beloved romantic comedies, As You Like It has not been done on our Main Stage in over a dozen years. Travel with the exiled Rosalind and her entourage to the Forest of Arden, where, disguised as a young man, Rosalind woos the love-sick Orlando. Inhabited by a multitude of colorful characters, royal and rustic, the play contains some of Shakespeare’s most eloquent speeches and lovely songs.

One of Shakespeare’s most beloved romantic comedies, As You Like It has not been done on our Main Stage in over a dozen years. Travel with the exiled Rosalind and her entourage to the Forest of Arden, where, disguised as a young man, Rosalind woos the love-sick Orlando. Inhabited by a multitude of colorful characters, royal and rustic, the play contains some of Shakespeare’s most eloquent speeches and lovely songs.

One of Shakespeare’s most beloved romantic comedies, As You Like It has not been done on our Main Stage in over a dozen years. Travel with the exiled Rosalind and her entourage to the Forest of Arden, where, disguised as a young man, Rosalind woos the love-sick Orlando. Inhabited by a multitude of colorful characters, royal and rustic, the play contains some of Shakespeare’s most eloquent speeches and lovely songs.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

One of Shakespeare’s most beloved romantic comedies, As You Like It has not been done on our Main Stage in over a dozen years. Travel with the exiled Rosalind and her entourage to the Forest of Arden, where, disguised as a young man, Rosalind woos the love-sick Orlando. Inhabited by a multitude of colorful characters, royal and rustic, the play contains some of Shakespeare’s most eloquent speeches and lovely songs.

One of Shakespeare’s most beloved romantic comedies, As You Like It has not been done on our Main Stage in over a dozen years. Travel with the exiled Rosalind and her entourage to the Forest of Arden, where, disguised as a young man, Rosalind woos the love-sick Orlando. Inhabited by a multitude of colorful characters, royal and rustic, the play contains some of Shakespeare’s most eloquent speeches and lovely songs.

One of Shakespeare’s most beloved romantic comedies, As You Like It has not been done on our Main Stage in over a dozen years. Travel with the exiled Rosalind and her entourage to the Forest of Arden, where, disguised as a young man, Rosalind woos the love-sick Orlando. Inhabited by a multitude of colorful characters, royal and rustic, the play contains some of Shakespeare’s most eloquent speeches and lovely songs.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

Walk, Eat, Learn, and Laugh with Savor and Stroll Culinary Tours "Classic Savor and Stroll" tour in Morristown, NJ Meet your guide at 1:15-1:20 at the corner of Court and Washington near the County Court House and Morris County Tourism Bureau. Your tour starts at 1:30 and continues through the historic streets of Morristown with samplings from a total of six restaurants and food shops in town. Come hungry! All food is included. A soft drink or water is included at one location. Adult beverages can be purchased at that same location. Rest rooms are available at three stops. The tour is approximately 3 - 3 1/4 hours. Consider bringing a water bottle, especially on very hot days!

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

Spend a day making memories with friends and family or come alone and make new friends. Disconnect from social media and on-line shopping and spend time interacting with the shop owner and managers, servers and sommeliers along the route in historic and vibrant Morristown. You’ll Savor, Sip and Shop while hearing a bit about the history of the town and some of its unique locations. Savor, Sip and Shop Tours are 4 1/2+ hours and start just outside of Colly Flowers and Pierogies House at 143/145 Morris Street (across from the train station), Morristown, NJ.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

Joan Jett is an originator, an innovator and a visionary. As leader of the hard-rocking Blackhearts, this Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee is known for such classic rock anthems as “Bad Reputation,” “I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll” and “I Hate Myself for Loving You.”

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

Walk, Eat, Learn, and Laugh with Savor and Stroll Culinary Tours "Classic Savor and Stroll" tour in Morristown, NJ Meet your guide at 1:15-1:20 at the corner of Court and Washington near the County Court House and Morris County Tourism Bureau. Your tour starts at 1:30 and continues through the historic streets of Morristown with samplings from a total of six restaurants and food shops in town. Come hungry! All food is included. A soft drink or water is included at one location. Adult beverages can be purchased at that same location. Rest rooms are available at three stops. The tour is approximately 3 - 3 1/4 hours. Consider bringing a water bottle, especially on very hot days!

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

Multi-platinum-selling country singer Sara Evans has been called one of the most compelling vocalists of her generation. An Academy of Country Music Award winner, Evans has had over 20 hits, including “A Little Bit Stronger,” “Born to Fly,” "Perfect,” “As If” and “You’ll Always Be My Baby.”

Spend a day making memories with friends and family or come alone and make new friends. Disconnect from social media and on-line shopping and spend time interacting with the shop owner and managers, servers and sommeliers along the route in historic and vibrant Morristown. You’ll Savor, Sip and Shop while hearing a bit about the history of the town and some of its unique locations. Savor, Sip and Shop Tours are 4 1/2+ hours and start just outside of Colly Flowers and Pierogies House at 143/145 Morris Street (across from the train station), Morristown, NJ.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

A note from Paul: “The Anka Sings Sinatra tour will honor a great artist who has influenced me more than anyone else throughout my career, Frank Sinatra. It will also feature the hits that have spanned my career on this 60th anniversary year. It will be a night filled with his songs, my songs, my way!”

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

This, the world’s most famous love story, is a tragedy of heartbreaking beauty that speaks to every person of every era. This timeless masterpiece about civil and domestic strife, a divided community, and the doomed union of star-crossed lovers is a moving, provocative, eternally relevant work of art, filled with some of the most beautiful poetry ever penned. Ian Belknap, Artistic Director of New York’s prestigious The Acting Company, directs.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

Spend a day making memories with friends and family or come alone and make new friends. Disconnect from social media and on-line shopping and spend time interacting with the shop owner and managers, servers and sommeliers along the route in historic and vibrant Morristown. You’ll Savor, Sip and Shop while hearing a bit about the history of the town and some of its unique locations. Savor, Sip and Shop Tours are 4 1/2+ hours and start just outside of Colly Flowers and Pierogies House at 143/145 Morris Street (across from the train station), Morristown, NJ.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

Blue Morel Restaurant features a Four Course Menu in addition to the a la carte menu offered on Friday evenings for $49 per person and a wine pairing for $36 per person. Select wines by the bottle are offered at 50% off on Friday evenings. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

A whole new generation of children has arrived since we last did Neil Bartlett’s whimsical and moving adaptation of this holiday classic. This tale speaks to every generation and to people of all beliefs, and joyously celebrates the priceless value of good will and generosity of spirit toward our fellow “voyagers.” This version uses a small ensemble of actors to bring an abundance of animate and inanimate characters to life, as the despicable Ebenezer Scrooge encounters the haunting spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.