Events and Activities

The radio was one of the most important inventions of the 20th century and its impact will be highlighted in this unique interactive exhibit. A collection of antique and vintage radios are on loan to the Museum from collector and radio enthusiast Michael Molnar. Mr. Molnar has been collecting for over 30 years and has generously co-curated this very special exhibit which exhibition outlines the evolution of radio and shares stories of the cultural impact it had on society. For enjoyment, visitors can experience a radio from over 70 years ago by hearing the sounds of the time. Ever wonder how was radio different from today? Try to tune a radio from a hundred years ago and find out for yourself!

Prolific New Jersey artist, W. Carl Burger, celebrates his 92nd birthday this year! Come out and celebrate with the substantial repertoire of the beloved artist’s watercolors, paintings, lithographs, drawings, collages, and more. Members: FREE; Non-members: Museum Admission Museum Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11:00AM to 5:00PM and Sunday 12:00PM to 5:00PM. The Museum is closed on Mondays.

Shine bright like a rock? mineral? - or gem! This exhibition highlights our extensive collection of rocks and minerals, with representative specimens from the mineralogical profile of New Jersey. Members: FREE; Non-members: Museum Admission Museum Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11:00AM to 5:00PM and Sunday 12:00PM to 5:00PM. The Museum is closed on Mondays.

Performances at 8:00 pm on Sundays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays; and 4:30 pm on Sunday afternoons. “Last seen eight years ago on the outdoor stage, we’ll present a fresh new production of this 272-year-old hilarious slapstick comedy. This wild Italian romp will pull you in as Truffaldino makes the audience privy to and complicit in his increasingly complicated attempts to serve two masters at one time. Doug West, fresh from his success with It’s a Wonderful Life, will direct the exuberant craziness. Don’t forget to pack your picnic blanket for al fresco dining as we transport you to 17th century Venice.”

Ages 5 & Up. Celebrate the 11th 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! Rain date: Sunday, July 1st.

Enjoy stack after stack of scrumptious, handpicked strawberry pancakes in an all-you-can-eat breakfast extravaganza also featuring sausage, eggs, desserts and a signature homemade strawberry sauce.

"The Best Event with the Worst Name" Have you ever milked a cow . . . or made butter or ice cream? Have you ever wanted to try weaving? How about rope making? Do you know how to use a corn sheller? At this fun community event, young apprentices can try all of this and more all while checking out cool antique farming equipment. Contest for a new name is ongoing. Name should be should be short, fun, memorable and reflect that history and innovation come together for a day of family fun at the Mill. Email [email protected] with your suggestions.

Morris County Historical Society is featuring Jeanne Floersheimer’s collection of nine custom 1980s wedding gowns and accessories at Acorn Hall from Wednesday May 2 through Thursday, Aug. 2. All the dresses were samples from Floersheimer’s bridal shop, which was appropriately located in an old chapel on Ridgedale Avenue in Florham Park during the 1980s. They represent iconic styles of the 1980s: large off-the-shoulder sleeves, V-shaped necklines and bodice bottoms, and long trains. Floersheimer’s collection represents the glamour of a modern wedding without the tell-tale signs, and stains, of a reception. While these gowns never had their chance to “grace the aisle,” they’re now having their time to shine. 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.

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

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

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

Performances at 8:00 pm on Sundays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays; and 4:30 pm on Sunday afternoons. “Last seen eight years ago on the outdoor stage, we’ll present a fresh new production of this 272-year-old hilarious slapstick comedy. This wild Italian romp will pull you in as Truffaldino makes the audience privy to and complicit in his increasingly complicated attempts to serve two masters at one time. Doug West, fresh from his success with It’s a Wonderful Life, will direct the exuberant craziness. Don’t forget to pack your picnic blanket for al fresco dining as we transport you to 17th century Venice.”

Adam Gustavson's paintings and drawings have appeared in over thirty highly praised and award-winning books for children, as well as magazines, educational materials, advertising campaigns, and galleries. He holds an MFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York, and a BFA from Rowan University in Glassboro, NJ. Adam will be exhibiting his ongoing series of paintings and works on paper, titled "Swimmers", focusing on grotesquerie, exaggeration, and abstraction through the lens of realism. Also on exhibit, will be Adam's humorous ongoing cartoon series of drypoint etchings, "Feral Town". His career in art education has led him to serve on the faculty of Seton Hall University and Philadelphia's University of the Arts. Since 2014, he has co-owned the Renaissance Art Studio in Millburn, NJ, with his wife (and manager) Denise, offering individual art lessons in a variety of media. He lives in New Jersey with his family and a somewhat neurotic poodle and spends his nights singing, writing, playing a couple of instruments in any number of area bands.

NJ Audubon: Nature Day Camps at Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary Summer Nature Day Camps at NJ Audubon's Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary start on June 25! A range of exciting and educational camps that help connect children to nature, Scherman Hoffman's Nature Day Camps are available for children entering grades K through 6, and begin June 25, running through August 31, 2018. NJ Audubon has a long history of connecting children of all ages with nature by exploring, discovering and enjoying our local forests, fields, streams, and ponds. NJ Audubon staff are committed to guiding children in outdoor adventures that foster a deeper connection with the natural world and that are engaging, fun, and support STEM learning through hands-on experiences. The NJA summer education team is highly trained and provide additional educators and counselors to maintain optimal teacher child ratios. In 2017, 1,000 children attended New Jersey Audubon’s summer camps state-wide, experiencing nature in countless fun-filled ways. When surveyed about their child’s camp experiences, 96% of parents said their child was “more aware of nature”, 94% said their child was “more respectful of living things in nature”, and 97% said they had seen their child take “positive action toward the environment.” Session Details • Pre-school Camp: 9:00am to noon (4 days) – 1 camp starting July 2, 2018 • Day Camps: 9:00am to 3:30pm (5 days, post-care available) – 18 camps, starting June 25, 2018 Cost • Pre-school Camp (age 4 to 6): $125/week • Day Camps (Grades 1 thru 6): $335/week For registration: https://campscui.active.com/orgs/NJAudubon#/selectSessions/2300708

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

Adam Gustavson's paintings and drawings have appeared in over thirty highly praised and award-winning books for children, as well as magazines, educational materials, advertising campaigns, and galleries. He holds an MFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York, and a BFA from Rowan University in Glassboro, NJ. Adam will be exhibiting his ongoing series of paintings and works on paper, titled "Swimmers", focusing on grotesquerie, exaggeration, and abstraction through the lens of realism. Also on exhibit, will be Adam's humorous ongoing cartoon series of drypoint etchings, "Feral Town". His career in art education has led him to serve on the faculty of Seton Hall University and Philadelphia's University of the Arts. Since 2014, he has co-owned the Renaissance Art Studio in Millburn, NJ, with his wife (and manager) Denise, offering individual art lessons in a variety of media. He lives in New Jersey with his family and a somewhat neurotic poodle and spends his nights singing, writing, playing a couple of instruments in any number of area bands.

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

Sign up today! Race through history on a cross-country trail throughout the heart of Fosterfields in this chip-timed, 5K race that is open to all ages and skill levels. If a 5K is not for you, try the 1-Mile Fitness Walk/Run. Enjoy a fun evening on the farm with music, awards for the 5k racers, and refreshments to share with your family and friends. The first 200 participants receive a Frantic Fun Run performance t-shirt!

Adam Gustavson's paintings and drawings have appeared in over thirty highly praised and award-winning books for children, as well as magazines, educational materials, advertising campaigns, and galleries. He holds an MFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York, and a BFA from Rowan University in Glassboro, NJ. Adam will be exhibiting his ongoing series of paintings and works on paper, titled "Swimmers", focusing on grotesquerie, exaggeration, and abstraction through the lens of realism. Also on exhibit, will be Adam's humorous ongoing cartoon series of drypoint etchings, "Feral Town". His career in art education has led him to serve on the faculty of Seton Hall University and Philadelphia's University of the Arts. Since 2014, he has co-owned the Renaissance Art Studio in Millburn, NJ, with his wife (and manager) Denise, offering individual art lessons in a variety of media. He lives in New Jersey with his family and a somewhat neurotic poodle and spends his nights singing, writing, playing a couple of instruments in any number of area bands.

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

Morris County Historical Society is featuring Jeanne Floersheimer’s collection of nine custom 1980s wedding gowns and accessories at Acorn Hall from Wednesday May 2 through Thursday, Aug. 2. All the dresses were samples from Floersheimer’s bridal shop, which was appropriately located in an old chapel on Ridgedale Avenue in Florham Park during the 1980s. They represent iconic styles of the 1980s: large off-the-shoulder sleeves, V-shaped necklines and bodice bottoms, and long trains. Floersheimer’s collection represents the glamour of a modern wedding without the tell-tale signs, and stains, of a reception. While these gowns never had their chance to “grace the aisle,” they’re now having their time to shine. 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.

Performances at 8:00 pm on Sundays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays; and 4:30 pm on Sunday afternoons. “Last seen eight years ago on the outdoor stage, we’ll present a fresh new production of this 272-year-old hilarious slapstick comedy. This wild Italian romp will pull you in as Truffaldino makes the audience privy to and complicit in his increasingly complicated attempts to serve two masters at one time. Doug West, fresh from his success with It’s a Wonderful Life, will direct the exuberant craziness. Don’t forget to pack your picnic blanket for al fresco dining as we transport you to 17th century Venice.”

Adam Gustavson's paintings and drawings have appeared in over thirty highly praised and award-winning books for children, as well as magazines, educational materials, advertising campaigns, and galleries. He holds an MFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York, and a BFA from Rowan University in Glassboro, NJ. Adam will be exhibiting his ongoing series of paintings and works on paper, titled "Swimmers", focusing on grotesquerie, exaggeration, and abstraction through the lens of realism. Also on exhibit, will be Adam's humorous ongoing cartoon series of drypoint etchings, "Feral Town". His career in art education has led him to serve on the faculty of Seton Hall University and Philadelphia's University of the Arts. Since 2014, he has co-owned the Renaissance Art Studio in Millburn, NJ, with his wife (and manager) Denise, offering individual art lessons in a variety of media. He lives in New Jersey with his family and a somewhat neurotic poodle and spends his nights singing, writing, playing a couple of instruments in any number of area bands.

Come join the Hanover Wind Symphony for their "Winds Beneath My Wings" performance on 6/27 and 7/10. This concert features inspirational and uplifting music from foot-tapping marches, to hand-clapping show tunes to audience sing alongs! We are proud to pay tribute to both famous American composers and our men and women in uniform! Come listen, learn and enjoy the energy and excitement of the Hanover Wind Symphony!

Enjoy your favorite Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo hits such as “Hit Me with Your Best Shot,” “We Belong,” “Love is a Battlefield” and “Heartbreaker” in a whole new way in this intimate acoustic concert. Tickets: $59 - $99

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

Morris County Historical Society is featuring Jeanne Floersheimer’s collection of nine custom 1980s wedding gowns and accessories at Acorn Hall from Wednesday May 2 through Thursday, Aug. 2. All the dresses were samples from Floersheimer’s bridal shop, which was appropriately located in an old chapel on Ridgedale Avenue in Florham Park during the 1980s. They represent iconic styles of the 1980s: large off-the-shoulder sleeves, V-shaped necklines and bodice bottoms, and long trains. Floersheimer’s collection represents the glamour of a modern wedding without the tell-tale signs, and stains, of a reception. While these gowns never had their chance to “grace the aisle,” they’re now having their time to shine. 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.

Adam Gustavson's paintings and drawings have appeared in over thirty highly praised and award-winning books for children, as well as magazines, educational materials, advertising campaigns, and galleries. He holds an MFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York, and a BFA from Rowan University in Glassboro, NJ. Adam will be exhibiting his ongoing series of paintings and works on paper, titled "Swimmers", focusing on grotesquerie, exaggeration, and abstraction through the lens of realism. Also on exhibit, will be Adam's humorous ongoing cartoon series of drypoint etchings, "Feral Town". His career in art education has led him to serve on the faculty of Seton Hall University and Philadelphia's University of the Arts. Since 2014, he has co-owned the Renaissance Art Studio in Millburn, NJ, with his wife (and manager) Denise, offering individual art lessons in a variety of media. He lives in New Jersey with his family and a somewhat neurotic poodle and spends his nights singing, writing, playing a couple of instruments in any number of area bands.

Enjoy a great evening of networking, boat tours by Bridge Marina, a delectable menu, live music and more at this unique evening that draws an impressive gathering of Chamber of Commerce members and other business and community leaders from the northern New Jersey area every year. This is the "don't miss" networking opportunity of the season! Join us for a great evening on the shores of Lake Hopatcong!

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

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

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

Take advantage of summer’s longer days and warmer weather! Evening tours of Gustav Stickley’s Log House will run on a limited basis this June, unlocking the museum after-hours for an out of the ordinary experience. In the early 20th century, evenings were for entertaining; from quiet leisure activities to formal parties and lively dances. Our popular guided tours are personalized and illuminating; our guides are well-informed and enthusiastic. And in the warmth of an early summer evening, before the sun sets on the day, the bygone world of this iconic building comes to life in a whole new light! Afterwards, you might even ask your guide to recommend a charming area restaurant. What better way to end a summer day? Summer Evenings at the Stickley Museum Fridays, June 15, 22, and 29 2018 at 6:00 p.m. $5 Members; $12 Non Members Advance reservations required. Purchase tickets on our website or call 973.540.0311

Adam Gustavson's paintings and drawings have appeared in over thirty highly praised and award-winning books for children, as well as magazines, educational materials, advertising campaigns, and galleries. He holds an MFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York, and a BFA from Rowan University in Glassboro, NJ. Adam will be exhibiting his ongoing series of paintings and works on paper, titled "Swimmers", focusing on grotesquerie, exaggeration, and abstraction through the lens of realism. Also on exhibit, will be Adam's humorous ongoing cartoon series of drypoint etchings, "Feral Town". His career in art education has led him to serve on the faculty of Seton Hall University and Philadelphia's University of the Arts. Since 2014, he has co-owned the Renaissance Art Studio in Millburn, NJ, with his wife (and manager) Denise, offering individual art lessons in a variety of media. He lives in New Jersey with his family and a somewhat neurotic poodle and spends his nights singing, writing, playing a couple of instruments in any number of area bands.

Hailing from upstate South Carolina, Jacob Johnson is a one-of-a-kind solo acoustic performance artist. He specializes in a style of guitar playing he calls "Neo-acoustic folk/funk", characterized by virtuosic chops played at blinding speed enhanced by electronic looping. His off-the-cuff sense of humor and tongue-in-cheek sensibility provide an endearing counterbalance to his technical brilliance, leaving the listener to wonder if he isn't just making it all up as he goes. And sometimes he is.

NJ Audubon: Nature-Infused Yoga Summer Series 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. 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 6/16/18 to 8/4/18. 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. For ages 15 years and older. When Saturdays, June 16, 2018 through August 4, 2018 (9:30am to 10:45am.). Where Scherman-Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, 11 Hardscrabble Road, Bernardsville, NJ 07924 Cost & Registration Per individual class: $12 members, $15 non-members. Cost for all 8 classes: $88 members, $112 non-members. To register for all 8 classes, please call 908-396-6386 by June 14, 2018

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

Hold on to your Sombreros and get ready to shake your Maracas! TACO PALOOZA is rolling into Chester, NJ on June 30, 2018! 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 nonperishable canned or boxed item to help support the local food pantry. Please help those less fortunate. Visit www.ilovechester for further details.

NJ Audubon: Summer Discovery Trail Walk Family Program led by Dorothy Smullen, Teacher/Naturalist Join Dorothy Smullen for a guided walk through the trails at the Sanctuary, where we will search for flora and fauna of the forest understory and wetlands. When Saturday, June 30, 2018 (2:00pm to 3:30pm) Where Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, 11 Hardscrabble Road, Bernardsville, NJ 07924 Cost & Registration $6 members; $10 non-members. Pre-registration required – please call 908-396-6386 to register by June 28, 2018. (No strollers.)

Adam Gustavson's paintings and drawings have appeared in over thirty highly praised and award-winning books for children, as well as magazines, educational materials, advertising campaigns, and galleries. He holds an MFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York, and a BFA from Rowan University in Glassboro, NJ. Adam will be exhibiting his ongoing series of paintings and works on paper, titled "Swimmers", focusing on grotesquerie, exaggeration, and abstraction through the lens of realism. Also on exhibit, will be Adam's humorous ongoing cartoon series of drypoint etchings, "Feral Town". His career in art education has led him to serve on the faculty of Seton Hall University and Philadelphia's University of the Arts. Since 2014, he has co-owned the Renaissance Art Studio in Millburn, NJ, with his wife (and manager) Denise, offering individual art lessons in a variety of media. He lives in New Jersey with his family and a somewhat neurotic poodle and spends his nights singing, writing, playing a couple of instruments in any number of area bands.

Acclaimed singer songwriter Sarah McLachlan performs from among her hits such as “Angel,” “I Will Remember You,” “Adia,” “Sweet Surrender” and “Possession.” Tickets: $85 - $150

Morris County Historical Society is offering the public a unique opportunity to see first-hand the highly anticipated and long-awaited final phase of the exterior restoration of Acorn Hall. Executive Director Amy Curry will lead the tour which includes the repainting of the building to its 1860 to 1880 paint scheme.

Morris County Historical Society is featuring Jeanne Floersheimer’s collection of nine custom 1980s wedding gowns and accessories at Acorn Hall from Wednesday May 2 through Thursday, Aug. 2. All the dresses were samples from Floersheimer’s bridal shop, which was appropriately located in an old chapel on Ridgedale Avenue in Florham Park during the 1980s. They represent iconic styles of the 1980s: large off-the-shoulder sleeves, V-shaped necklines and bodice bottoms, and long trains. Floersheimer’s collection represents the glamour of a modern wedding without the tell-tale signs, and stains, of a reception. While these gowns never had their chance to “grace the aisle,” they’re now having their time to shine. 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.

The Kootz perform a medley of blues, pop, and rock music from the 60s-90s. Break out the picnic blanket or beach chairs and join us in our historic garden Sundays at 2:00 pm for a selection of music and poetry. $10 per adult, FREE for members! Rain or shine. In the case of inclement weather, programs will be held in the Schoolroom Gallery.

Morris County Historical Society is offering the public a unique opportunity to see first-hand the highly anticipated and long-awaited final phase of the exterior restoration of Acorn Hall. Executive Director Amy Curry will offer a special look at the work that includes the repainting of Acorn Hall to its 1860 to 1880 paint scheme.

Performances at 8:00 pm on Sundays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays; and 4:30 pm on Sunday afternoons. “Last seen eight years ago on the outdoor stage, we’ll present a fresh new production of this 272-year-old hilarious slapstick comedy. This wild Italian romp will pull you in as Truffaldino makes the audience privy to and complicit in his increasingly complicated attempts to serve two masters at one time. Doug West, fresh from his success with It’s a Wonderful Life, will direct the exuberant craziness. Don’t forget to pack your picnic blanket for al fresco dining as we transport you to 17th century Venice.”

Adam Gustavson's paintings and drawings have appeared in over thirty highly praised and award-winning books for children, as well as magazines, educational materials, advertising campaigns, and galleries. He holds an MFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York, and a BFA from Rowan University in Glassboro, NJ. Adam will be exhibiting his ongoing series of paintings and works on paper, titled "Swimmers", focusing on grotesquerie, exaggeration, and abstraction through the lens of realism. Also on exhibit, will be Adam's humorous ongoing cartoon series of drypoint etchings, "Feral Town". His career in art education has led him to serve on the faculty of Seton Hall University and Philadelphia's University of the Arts. Since 2014, he has co-owned the Renaissance Art Studio in Millburn, NJ, with his wife (and manager) Denise, offering individual art lessons in a variety of media. He lives in New Jersey with his family and a somewhat neurotic poodle and spends his nights singing, writing, playing a couple of instruments in any number of area bands.

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

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

Join us for a patriotic day on Wednesday, July 4th. 

Activities are family-friendly and free  to the public:

On The Morristown Green

11:30 am: March from Ford Mansion to the Morristown Green

Gordon Thomas Ward: Patriotic Songs

12 noon: Reading of the Declaration of Independence

1:00 pm: Presbyterian Church’s Graveyard Tour

Other activities

Morristown National Historical Park  open all day

10:00 am: Whippany Burying Yard Tour reservations: 973-631-5151

11:00 am & 2:00 pm: Hike to a NJ Revolutionary War Powder Mill starting at Acorn Hall

In case of rain: Methodist Church of Morristown, 50 Park Place

                                                             

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

Morris County Historical Society is featuring Jeanne Floersheimer’s collection of nine custom 1980s wedding gowns and accessories at Acorn Hall from Wednesday May 2 through Thursday, Aug. 2. All the dresses were samples from Floersheimer’s bridal shop, which was appropriately located in an old chapel on Ridgedale Avenue in Florham Park during the 1980s. They represent iconic styles of the 1980s: large off-the-shoulder sleeves, V-shaped necklines and bodice bottoms, and long trains. Floersheimer’s collection represents the glamour of a modern wedding without the tell-tale signs, and stains, of a reception. While these gowns never had their chance to “grace the aisle,” they’re now having their time to shine. 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.

Hike along Patriots' Path to the archaeological site of New Jersey's Revolutionary War Powder Mill along the Whippany River. The free hike will follow Patriots' Path roughly a quarter mile from Acorn Hall's back porch.

Hike along Patriots' Path to the archaeological site of New Jersey's Revolutionary War Powder Mill along the Whippany River. The free hike will follow Patriots' Path roughly a quarter mile from Acorn Hall's back porch.

Performances at 8:00 pm on Sundays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays; and 4:30 pm on Sunday afternoons. “Last seen eight years ago on the outdoor stage, we’ll present a fresh new production of this 272-year-old hilarious slapstick comedy. This wild Italian romp will pull you in as Truffaldino makes the audience privy to and complicit in his increasingly complicated attempts to serve two masters at one time. Doug West, fresh from his success with It’s a Wonderful Life, will direct the exuberant craziness. Don’t forget to pack your picnic blanket for al fresco dining as we transport you to 17th century Venice.”

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

Morris County Historical Society is featuring Jeanne Floersheimer’s collection of nine custom 1980s wedding gowns and accessories at Acorn Hall from Wednesday May 2 through Thursday, Aug. 2. All the dresses were samples from Floersheimer’s bridal shop, which was appropriately located in an old chapel on Ridgedale Avenue in Florham Park during the 1980s. They represent iconic styles of the 1980s: large off-the-shoulder sleeves, V-shaped necklines and bodice bottoms, and long trains. Floersheimer’s collection represents the glamour of a modern wedding without the tell-tale signs, and stains, of a reception. While these gowns never had their chance to “grace the aisle,” they’re now having their time to shine. 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.

Parsippany-Troy Hills Township residents are invited to enjoy $1 admission to the Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms on “Summer Thursdays” in July and August. When you arrive at the Museum, tell our shopkeeper you live in Parsippany-Troy Hills Township to get this fantastic deal!

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

Kirsten Maxwell's voice has been compared to Baccarat crystal, her lyrics are rich with poetry and passion, and her guitar playing is a perfectly delicate accompaniment to her craft. To top it all off, this singer/songwriter is as endearing off stage as she is in the spotlight. This up and coming artist is well recognized as one of tomorrow's luminaries of the Folk World. You can say you saw her when she played the Minstrel.

NJ Audubon: Nature-Infused Yoga Summer Series 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. 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 6/16/18 to 8/4/18. 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. For ages 15 years and older. When Saturdays, June 16, 2018 through August 4, 2018 (9:30am to 10:45am.). Where Scherman-Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, 11 Hardscrabble Road, Bernardsville, NJ 07924 Cost & Registration Per individual class: $12 members, $15 non-members. Cost for all 8 classes: $88 members, $112 non-members. To register for all 8 classes, please call 908-396-6386 by June 14, 2018

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

Take a leisurely walking tour through Morristown with author Bonnie-Lynn Nadzeika. Her Postcard Book on Morristown (Arcadia Publishing) will come alive as she points out architecturally important buildings that sit within the historic district, and then tells the stories of past, prominent Morristonians.  Bonnie was formerly director of the Morris County Historical Society. Tour begins at 6 Court Street.  $15 pp Tour limited to 30. More info: 973-631-5151 Purchase tickets here:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/discover-morristown-people-and-places-walking-tour-tickets-44804016018

Come Contra Dance with Desiree Halcomb and Jigaplex - Matthew Christian on fiddle, mandolin, guitar, whistle, & small pipes; Max Carmichael on guitar, bouzouki & whistle, and Amy Beshara on fiddle. Join us for an evening of lively music and great fun dancing ...Contras. Beginner’s workshop at 7:30 PM. Dance follows 8 PM - 11 PM. Just listening to the band is worth the admission, and listeners are always welcome.

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

Morris County Historical Society is featuring Jeanne Floersheimer’s collection of nine custom 1980s wedding gowns and accessories at Acorn Hall from Wednesday May 2 through Thursday, Aug. 2. All the dresses were samples from Floersheimer’s bridal shop, which was appropriately located in an old chapel on Ridgedale Avenue in Florham Park during the 1980s. They represent iconic styles of the 1980s: large off-the-shoulder sleeves, V-shaped necklines and bodice bottoms, and long trains. Floersheimer’s collection represents the glamour of a modern wedding without the tell-tale signs, and stains, of a reception. While these gowns never had their chance to “grace the aisle,” they’re now having their time to shine. 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.

Performances at 8:00 pm on Sundays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays; and 4:30 pm on Sunday afternoons. “Last seen eight years ago on the outdoor stage, we’ll present a fresh new production of this 272-year-old hilarious slapstick comedy. This wild Italian romp will pull you in as Truffaldino makes the audience privy to and complicit in his increasingly complicated attempts to serve two masters at one time. Doug West, fresh from his success with It’s a Wonderful Life, will direct the exuberant craziness. Don’t forget to pack your picnic blanket for al fresco dining as we transport you to 17th century Venice.”

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

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

The Boomer List: Photographs by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders. Featuring nineteen, large-format portraits of influential baby boomers, one born each year during the "Boom" of 1946-1964. Award-winning photographer and filmmaker, Timothy Greenfield-Sanders ("The Black List," "The Latino List," "The Out List") chose as his subjects Boomers who reflect the depth, diversity, and talent of their generation. Members: FREE; Non-members: Museum Admission Museum Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11:00AM to 5:00PM and Sunday 12:00PM to 5:00PM. The Museum is closed on Monday's.

Performances are at 11:00AM* and 1:30PM. Steve Woyce makes magic happen with amazing shark facts in his high-energy show blending comedy, magic, and storytelling, with a boat-load of audience participation. Recommended ages 3-8. *The 11:00AM performance is a Sensory-Friendly performance, which is a theatre experience in which the environment and typical "rules of attendance" have been relaxed to accommodate individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities and the families and professionals who support them. Members: $10; Non-Members: $12; Group Rate available for groups of 20 or more: $9; Combination Ticket (Museum Admission & Theatre): $15. Tickets: 973.971.3706 https://morrismuseum.org/childrens-theater

Come join the Hanover Wind Symphony for their "Winds Beneath My Wings" performance on 6/27 and 7/10. This concert features inspirational and uplifting music from foot-tapping marches, to hand-clapping show tunes to audience sing alongs! We are proud to pay tribute to both famous American composers and our men and women in uniform! Come listen, learn and enjoy the energy and excitement of the Hanover Wind Symphony!

The original teen idols from the 1950s and 1960s sing their biggest hits as well as tributes to contemporaries such as Elvis Presley, Bobby Darin and Rick Nelson. Tickets: $69 - $99

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

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

Morris County Historical Society is featuring Jeanne Floersheimer’s collection of nine custom 1980s wedding gowns and accessories at Acorn Hall from Wednesday May 2 through Thursday, Aug. 2. All the dresses were samples from Floersheimer’s bridal shop, which was appropriately located in an old chapel on Ridgedale Avenue in Florham Park during the 1980s. They represent iconic styles of the 1980s: large off-the-shoulder sleeves, V-shaped necklines and bodice bottoms, and long trains. Floersheimer’s collection represents the glamour of a modern wedding without the tell-tale signs, and stains, of a reception. While these gowns never had their chance to “grace the aisle,” they’re now having their time to shine. 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.

Performances are at 11:00AM* and 1:30PM. Jeff Boyer takes bubbles to the max in this one-man extravaganza. It's the craziest, most creative bubble show around. He juggles, sculpts, and builds with bubbles, makes fog-filled bubbles, and more. This show will engage and delight audiences of all ages. *The 11:00AM performance is a Sensory-Friendly performance, which is a theatre experience in which the environment and typical "rules of attendance" have been relaxed to accommodate individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities and the families and professionals who support them. Families attending Early Access for Families with Disabilities (at 9:30AM) for the 11:00AM show can enjoy the Morris Museum and a hands-on bubble activity before the show. When making reservations, mention "Accessibility" and receive a special combination price of $13 per person for Museum Admission, a bubble activity, and a relaxed performance. Members: $10; Non-Members: $12; Group Rate available for groups of 20 or more: $9; Combination Ticket (Museum Admission & Theatre): $15. Tickets: 973.971.3706 https://morrismuseum.org/childrens-theater

Performances are at 11:00AM* and 1:30PM. Jeff Boyer takes bubbles to the max in this one-man extravaganza. It's the craziest, most creative bubble show around. He juggles, sculpts, and builds with bubbles, makes fog-filled bubbles, and more. This show will engage and delight audiences of all ages. *The 11:00AM performance is a Sensory-Friendly performance, which is a theatre experience in which the environment and typical "rules of attendance" have been relaxed to accommodate individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities and the families and professionals who support them. Families attending Early Access for Families with Disabilities (at 9:30AM) for the 11:00AM show can enjoy the Morris Museum and a hands-on bubble activity before the show. When making reservations, mention "Accessibility" and receive a special combination price of $13 per person for Museum Admission, a bubble activity, and a relaxed performance. Members: $10; Non-Members: $12; Group Rate available for groups of 20 or more: $9; Combination Ticket (Museum Admission & Theatre): $15. Tickets: 973.971.3706 https://morrismuseum.org/childrens-theater

Performances at 8:00 pm on Sundays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays; and 4:30 pm on Sunday afternoons. “Last seen eight years ago on the outdoor stage, we’ll present a fresh new production of this 272-year-old hilarious slapstick comedy. This wild Italian romp will pull you in as Truffaldino makes the audience privy to and complicit in his increasingly complicated attempts to serve two masters at one time. Doug West, fresh from his success with It’s a Wonderful Life, will direct the exuberant craziness. Don’t forget to pack your picnic blanket for al fresco dining as we transport you to 17th century Venice.”

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

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

Morris County Historical Society is featuring Jeanne Floersheimer’s collection of nine custom 1980s wedding gowns and accessories at Acorn Hall from Wednesday May 2 through Thursday, Aug. 2. All the dresses were samples from Floersheimer’s bridal shop, which was appropriately located in an old chapel on Ridgedale Avenue in Florham Park during the 1980s. They represent iconic styles of the 1980s: large off-the-shoulder sleeves, V-shaped necklines and bodice bottoms, and long trains. Floersheimer’s collection represents the glamour of a modern wedding without the tell-tale signs, and stains, of a reception. While these gowns never had their chance to “grace the aisle,” they’re now having their time to shine. 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.

Parsippany-Troy Hills Township residents are invited to enjoy $1 admission to the Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms on “Summer Thursdays” in July and August. When you arrive at the Museum, tell our shopkeeper you live in Parsippany-Troy Hills Township to get this fantastic deal!

Save the date for the Olde Mill Inn Wedding Fest ’18 on Thursday, July 12th, and enjoy an evening of fun while planning your wonderful wedding! Meet all types of outstanding wedding vendors including florists, photographers, entertainment companies, DJs and live musicians; see wedding gowns, formal wear and dresses for your bridal party. Sample wedding cuisine, wedding cake and wedding signature drinks! There is only one Wedding Fest! Admission is complementary for brides and their guests, and Registration is Required. Co-sponsored by New Jersey Bride Magazine. Stay tuned for additional details!

This summer marks the 14th 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. Joe Ferrara is a singer and entertainer who has honed his skills not within the safe confines of academia, but in nightclubs, bars, lounges, concert halls, and other stages throughout North America. His experiences as a steadily working musician and performer in jazz bands, rock groups, Avantgarde ensembles, and in theater, have shaped him into the well rounded performer that he is today. A wearer of many musical hats, Joe Ferrara is also a multi-instrumentalist, composer, producer and recording engineer. As vocalist and primary songwriter for the rock band Father Divine, he has performed on stages throughout the United States and Canada, and shared bills with artists such as Fishbone, Seplutura, and Stone Temple Pilots. In the world of Jazz, he has worked with the Tim Ouimette Big Band, The Red Bank Jazz Orchestra, Manhattan Swing, The Powerhouse Big Band, Rio Clemente, Lou Pallo and others. http://joeferrara.net In the event of inclement weather, the concert will be moved inside to the Investors Bank Theater. Tickets are FREE!

Danny Bacher and His All-Star Band Accentuate the Positive A popular new talent on the jazz scene, Danny Bacher is building a loyal following across the country. His clean, crisp delivery is reminiscent of the true greats in entertainment. This show will draw on his past salute to Armstrong, Jordan, and Prima, as well as tunes from his soon-to-be-released "Still Happy" CD. Members: $18 / Non-Members: $20 Tickets: 973.971.3706 https://morrismuseum.org/jazz/

Andrew Dice Clay is proud to be one of America's most controversial and outrageous comics. Most recently seen on the Showtime series Dice, Clay performs a night of raunchy stand-up that only he can deliver. Adults only.

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

What Spirit Animal are you? A fox, a bear….a wild monkey??? Explore your inner animal in this fun hands-on class geared to let your wild child howl with delight at the unique animals they will create. Each students will work in tandem with our talented artist staff to play with glass and to connect with their inner animals. Each student will learn to add color and sculpt glass parts into one-of-a-kind animal of their choice.

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

Join us for a hands-on exploration of different musical instruments through Touch the Music with Claudia Lemmerz. Children of all ages welcome. Members: FREE; Non-Members: Child $7 / Adult $10 (Includes Museum Admission) 973.971.3700 https://morrismuseum.org/special-programs-families/

On Friday, July 13th from 6-8pm the Museum of Early Trades & Crafts (METC) and the Madison Downtown Development Commission invite guests to the second concert in the Downtown Concert Series, featuring Zaire Band. Zaire Band is an acoustic band, playing classic rock with an emphasis on strong harmonies. Zaire was founded in 1981 by high school friends: Mike DiCenso, Jim Leahey and Matt Pisani. Since 2007, they have been playing at venues all across New Jersey and the Lehigh Valley area. They play the best of classic rock such as the Eagles, Crosby, Stills & Nash, Tom Petty, and Radiohead. The Downtown Concert Series -- six FREE Friday evening, family-friendly concerts--is held outside on the lawn of the Museum where picnicking is encouraged! Events are held rain or shine.

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

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

Discover the beauty and diversity of Morris County’s Community Gardens through the people, plants, and planting techniques that make gardens thrive. Tour the many gardens, discover how to start one in your town, and learn more about growing your own food. Enjoy food tastings and demonstrations offered at the various gardens. This event is rain or shine and is co-sponsored by The Friends of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum. Visit arboretumfriends.org for detailed information, including maps and directions to the participating gardens.

NJ Audubon: Nature-Infused Yoga Summer Series 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. 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 6/16/18 to 8/4/18. 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. For ages 15 years and older. When Saturdays, June 16, 2018 through August 4, 2018 (9:30am to 10:45am.). Where Scherman-Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, 11 Hardscrabble Road, Bernardsville, NJ 07924 Cost & Registration Per individual class: $12 members, $15 non-members. Cost for all 8 classes: $88 members, $112 non-members. To register for all 8 classes, please call 908-396-6386 by June 14, 2018

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

On Saturday, July 14, METC is excited to host a special day-long outdoor event, Carriage to Car that will offer an up close experience with both carriages and early automobiles. The event is a part of our programming in connect ion with our current exhibit, Are We There Yet? Stories of Travel by Stagecoach and Steam. This exhibit tells the story of early travel in New Jersey, before the invention of the automobile. Through the exhibit our visitors can learn more about the details of travel throughout our country and compare it to the high speed travel of the 21st century. Our Carriage to Car event will appeal to families, car enthusiasts and history buffs and will showcase at least two historic Stanley Steamer automobiles from 1899 and early 1900's and a 19th century carriage--without the horses!! Green Village Road in front of METC will be closed from 1pm-4pm to offer visitors an opportunity to view these extraordinary vehicles that harken back to a time when routine travel from place to place was a major event! In the late 1800's traveling from Newark, NJ to Philadelphia, PA by horse-drawn carriage was long, dusty, uncomfortable and monotonous. Then along came the automobile and changed everything forever. The day-long event take place on Green Village Road in front of the historic James Library Building, home of the Museum of Early Trades & Crafts. There will be food, games and other activities for all, and the museum will be open for guided tours. Partial sponsorship for the event was graciously provided by Madison Jaguar.

The Broadway Mentors Program Presents Tony Award Winner Anthony Crivello and Friends... Anthony Crivello performs with students from the Musical Theatre Summer Intensive Workshop. Students ages range from 9 yrs to 18 yrs performing vocal selections from popular Broadway Shows.

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

Discover the beauty and diversity of Morris County’s Community Gardens through the people, plants, and planting techniques that make gardens thrive. Tour the many gardens, discover how to start one in your town, and learn more about growing your own food. Enjoy food tastings and demonstrations offered at the various gardens. This event is rain or shine and is co-sponsored by The Friends of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum. Visit arboretumfriends.org for detailed information, including maps and directions to the participating gardens.

Morris County Historical Society is featuring Jeanne Floersheimer’s collection of nine custom 1980s wedding gowns and accessories at Acorn Hall from Wednesday May 2 through Thursday, Aug. 2. All the dresses were samples from Floersheimer’s bridal shop, which was appropriately located in an old chapel on Ridgedale Avenue in Florham Park during the 1980s. They represent iconic styles of the 1980s: large off-the-shoulder sleeves, V-shaped necklines and bodice bottoms, and long trains. Floersheimer’s collection represents the glamour of a modern wedding without the tell-tale signs, and stains, of a reception. While these gowns never had their chance to “grace the aisle,” they’re now having their time to shine. 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.

The Harmonium Choral Society lifts its voice in song. Break out the picnic blanket or beach chairs and join us in our historic garden Sundays at 2:00 pm for a selection of music and poetry. $10 per adult, FREE for members! Rain or shine. In the case of inclement weather, programs will be held in the Schoolroom Gallery.

Performances at 8:00 pm on Sundays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays; and 4:30 pm on Sunday afternoons. “Last seen eight years ago on the outdoor stage, we’ll present a fresh new production of this 272-year-old hilarious slapstick comedy. This wild Italian romp will pull you in as Truffaldino makes the audience privy to and complicit in his increasingly complicated attempts to serve two masters at one time. Doug West, fresh from his success with It’s a Wonderful Life, will direct the exuberant craziness. Don’t forget to pack your picnic blanket for al fresco dining as we transport you to 17th century Venice.”

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

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

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

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

Explore your wildest dreams or nightmares in this creative class sculpting monsters in glass! Students will be encouraged to sketch or collage funny, silly, creepy or crawly monsters of their own design. Along with our skilled staff, each child will learn the basics of manipulating molten glass into colorful and whimsical one-of-a-kind creations. This class is truly the stuff that dreams are made of!

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

Morris County Historical Society is featuring Jeanne Floersheimer’s collection of nine custom 1980s wedding gowns and accessories at Acorn Hall from Wednesday May 2 through Thursday, Aug. 2. All the dresses were samples from Floersheimer’s bridal shop, which was appropriately located in an old chapel on Ridgedale Avenue in Florham Park during the 1980s. They represent iconic styles of the 1980s: large off-the-shoulder sleeves, V-shaped necklines and bodice bottoms, and long trains. Floersheimer’s collection represents the glamour of a modern wedding without the tell-tale signs, and stains, of a reception. While these gowns never had their chance to “grace the aisle,” they’re now having their time to shine. 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.

Performances are at 11:00AM and 1:30PM. The basketball antics of this crazy team returns. Get ready for oohs, aahs, and serious laughter inspired by world class basketball tricks, fan participation, and of course, basketball wizardry. Members: $10; Non-Members: $12; Group Rate available for groups of 20 or more: $9; Combination Ticket (Museum Admission & Theatre): $15. Tickets: 973.971.3706 https://morrismuseum.org/childrens-theater

Performances are at 11:00AM and 1:30PM. The basketball antics of this crazy team returns. Get ready for oohs, aahs, and serious laughter inspired by world class basketball tricks, fan participation, and of course, basketball wizardry. Members: $10; Non-Members: $12; Group Rate available for groups of 20 or more: $9; Combination Ticket (Museum Admission & Theatre): $15. Tickets: 973.971.3706 https://morrismuseum.org/childrens-theater

Traffic Lights of Chic: American Millinery 1940's to 1960's Fashion historian Nadine Stewart will discuss the pivotal decades of American millinery from the war years of the 1940's to the youthquake of the 1960's. Learn what happened to the American millinery world and why we no longer consider it mandatory to wear a hat to be in fashion. Space is limited. Advanced registration required. Lecture Only Program | Members: $10 (includes Museum Admission); Non-Members: $12 (add $3 for Museum Admission) 973.971.3706 http://morrismuseum.org/tea-treasures/

Performances at 8:00 pm on Sundays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays; and 4:30 pm on Sunday afternoons. “Last seen eight years ago on the outdoor stage, we’ll present a fresh new production of this 272-year-old hilarious slapstick comedy. This wild Italian romp will pull you in as Truffaldino makes the audience privy to and complicit in his increasingly complicated attempts to serve two masters at one time. Doug West, fresh from his success with It’s a Wonderful Life, will direct the exuberant craziness. Don’t forget to pack your picnic blanket for al fresco dining as we transport you to 17th century Venice.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Not seen at our theatre in over 30 years, Shakespeare’s first play was wildly popular with the Elizabethan audience, and now might be just the right time to present this rarely-produced play given our similar modern appetite for revenge epics. This unsettling portrait of society drowning in violence and seemingly bereft of civil or humane thought or action holds a disturbing mirror up to aspects of our current world. Brian B. Crowe directs this infamous and visceral tragedy.”

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

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

Morris County Historical Society is featuring Jeanne Floersheimer’s collection of nine custom 1980s wedding gowns and accessories at Acorn Hall from Wednesday May 2 through Thursday, Aug. 2. All the dresses were samples from Floersheimer’s bridal shop, which was appropriately located in an old chapel on Ridgedale Avenue in Florham Park during the 1980s. They represent iconic styles of the 1980s: large off-the-shoulder sleeves, V-shaped necklines and bodice bottoms, and long trains. Floersheimer’s collection represents the glamour of a modern wedding without the tell-tale signs, and stains, of a reception. While these gowns never had their chance to “grace the aisle,” they’re now having their time to shine. 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.

Parsippany-Troy Hills Township residents are invited to enjoy $1 admission to the Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms on “Summer Thursdays” in July and August. When you arrive at the Museum, tell our shopkeeper you live in Parsippany-Troy Hills Township to get this fantastic deal!

This summer marks the 14th 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. The full Rodeo Gypsies band includes an instrumental lineup featuring pedal steel, acoustic and electric guitars, mandolin and banjo, keyboards, bass, drums and hand percussion. More than a classic rock band, there’s also Grateful Dead and New Riders of the Purple sage - with Little Feat, The Band, Van Morrison, The Byrds, Jimmy Cliff and many others thrown into the mix. Then add some blues and rockin’ country by Bonnie Raitt, Martina McBride, Terri Clark and Linda Ronstadt just to mix it up! You will also hear songs written by band member, Steve Kunzman. Steve has recorded 2 CDs - Find the Moon and Back Home. http://rodeogypsies.info In the event of inclement weather, the concert will be moved inside to the Investors Bank Theater. Tickets are FREE!

One of the emerging hot jazz groups from Brooklyn, Svetlana and the Delancy Five have been getting rave reviews from places like the Wall Street Journal, "exceptional vocalist and songwriter," JazzLives, "prepare to swing and be moved," amd WPIX 11 TV, "exuberant, foot-stomping music." This summer will be their premiere performance at the Bickford Theatre, but the band includes some musicians well-known to New Jersey audiences. Members: $20 / Non-Members: $25 Tickets: 973.971.3706 https://morrismuseum.org/jazz/

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

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Not seen at our theatre in over 30 years, Shakespeare’s first play was wildly popular with the Elizabethan audience, and now might be just the right time to present this rarely-produced play given our similar modern appetite for revenge epics. This unsettling portrait of society drowning in violence and seemingly bereft of civil or humane thought or action holds a disturbing mirror up to aspects of our current world. Brian B. Crowe directs this infamous and visceral tragedy.”

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

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

Christine Lavin is the Folk World's long-reigning Queen of the Intelligently Absurd. The title of one of her earlier albums, "I Don't Make This Stuff Up, I Just Make It Rhyme"says it all. She has an eye for the ironic and the absurd in the news and everyday life, and puts it into song. And dresses it all up in skillful guitar work, electronic loops, and wonderful gimmicks like baton twirling. She's irrepressible, and ya gotta love her.

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

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Not seen at our theatre in over 30 years, Shakespeare’s first play was wildly popular with the Elizabethan audience, and now might be just the right time to present this rarely-produced play given our similar modern appetite for revenge epics. This unsettling portrait of society drowning in violence and seemingly bereft of civil or humane thought or action holds a disturbing mirror up to aspects of our current world. Brian B. Crowe directs this infamous and visceral tragedy.”

NJ Audubon: Nature-Infused Yoga Summer Series 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. 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 6/16/18 to 8/4/18. 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. For ages 15 years and older. When Saturdays, June 16, 2018 through August 4, 2018 (9:30am to 10:45am.). Where Scherman-Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, 11 Hardscrabble Road, Bernardsville, NJ 07924 Cost & Registration Per individual class: $12 members, $15 non-members. Cost for all 8 classes: $88 members, $112 non-members. To register for all 8 classes, please call 908-396-6386 by June 14, 2018

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

Join us for a weekend of carefully, artfully-curated films from pet-wellness expert Tracie Hotchner featuring, dogs cats, and the humans who love them. Each day there will be two sets of films, each with a medley of stories celebrating the love between dogs, cats, and their people. On Saturday: Program One: "Outdoor Adventure with Dogs" 11:00AM and 2:30PM (77 minutes) / Program Two: "Who Rescued Whom?" 12:45PM and 4:10PM (74 minutes). Eleventh Hour Rescue will staff a pop-up shelter on-site at the Morris Museum this weekend. You can meet some of their dogs (Saturday) and cats (Sunday) that are available for adoption. Members (Two Programs, Same Day); $10 / *Non-Members: One Program: $10, Two Programs (Same Day); $15 / Weekend Pass (All Four Programs); $25. *Non-Members have the option to pay a reduced rate for same day Museum Admission: $3. Tickets: 973.971.3706 https://morrismuseum.org/bickford-film-series/

Join us for a weekend of carefully, artfully-curated films from pet-wellness expert Tracie Hotchner featuring, dogs cats, and the humans who love them. Each day there will be two sets of films, each with a medley of stories celebrating the love between dogs, cats, and their people. On Saturday: Program One: "Outdoor Adventure with Dogs" 11:00AM and 2:30PM (77 minutes) / Program Two: "Who Rescued Whom?" 12:45PM and 4:10PM (74 minutes). Eleventh Hour Rescue will staff a pop-up shelter on-site at the Morris Museum this weekend. You can meet some of their dogs (Saturday) and cats (Sunday) that are available for adoption. Members (Two Programs, Same Day); $10 / *Non-Members: One Program: $10, Two Programs (Same Day); $15 / Weekend Pass (All Four Programs); $25. *Non-Members have the option to pay a reduced rate for same day Museum Admission: $3. Tickets: 973.971.3706 https://morrismuseum.org/bickford-film-series/

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

Saturday July 21, 2018, Cheers in Chester pours into town! Morris County's only Craft Beer & Wine Festival taking place in beautiful Historic Chester Borough! Join us for one 4 hour Session with over 100 styles of craft beer & wine, fantastic music, delicious food & wonderful vendors. Plus it's a Benefit for the Chester First Aid Squad! Great music provided by the fantastic Luke & The Troublemakers Many New Jersey Breweries featured including Angry Erik Brewing, Czig Meister Brewing Company, Jersey Girl Brewing Company, 902 Brewing Co. Man Skirt Brewing, Cypress Brewing Company, Two Ton Brewing Bolero Snort Brewery, Dark City Brewing Company Flying Fish Brewing Company, River Horse Brewing Co.., "Senor Sangria" plus many more. Continue to check back for an updated list of breweries, wineries & styles. Delicious food offered by The Bearded One BBQ, Ma & Pa's Tex-Mex, Bacon Me Crazy, Angry Archies & Cherries On Top! Morris County's Only Craft Beer & Wine Festival! Must be 21 & over with Picture ID for entry. Chairs, blankets & pop up tents are welcome. No kids, strollers, outside food or drink, large bags or knapsacks. TICKETS ON SALE NOW www.cheersinchester.com

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Not seen at our theatre in over 30 years, Shakespeare’s first play was wildly popular with the Elizabethan audience, and now might be just the right time to present this rarely-produced play given our similar modern appetite for revenge epics. This unsettling portrait of society drowning in violence and seemingly bereft of civil or humane thought or action holds a disturbing mirror up to aspects of our current world. Brian B. Crowe directs this infamous and visceral tragedy.”

Come Contra Dance with Anne Lutun and Gnu Tones - Bruce Young on fiddle, Jill Smith on piano and Henry Koretzky on manolin and mandoc. Join us for an evening of lively music and great fun dancing ...Contras. Beginner’s workshop at 7:30 PM. Dance follows 8 PM - 11 PM. Just listening to the band is worth the admission, and listeners are always welcome

Join us for a weekend of carefully, artfully-curated films from pet-wellness expert Tracie Hotchner featuring, dogs cats, and the humans who love them.Each day there will be two sets of films, each with a medley of stories celebrating the love between dogs, cats, and their people. On Sunday: Program One: "Nobody Owns a Cat" 12:00PM and 2:50PM (60 minutes) / Program Two: "Little Works of Art" 1:20PM and 4:10PM (61 minutes). Eleventh Hour Rescue will staff a pop-up shelter on-site at the Morris Museum this weekend. You can meet some of their dogs (Saturday) and cats (Sunday) that are available for adoption. Members (Two Programs, Same Day); $10 / *Non-Members: One Program: $10, Two Programs (Same Day); $15 / Weekend Pass (All Four Programs); $25. *Non-Members have the option to pay a reduced rate for same day Museum Admission: $3. Tickets: 973.971.3706 https://morrismuseum.org/bickford-film-series/

Morris County Historical Society is featuring Jeanne Floersheimer’s collection of nine custom 1980s wedding gowns and accessories at Acorn Hall from Wednesday May 2 through Thursday, Aug. 2. All the dresses were samples from Floersheimer’s bridal shop, which was appropriately located in an old chapel on Ridgedale Avenue in Florham Park during the 1980s. They represent iconic styles of the 1980s: large off-the-shoulder sleeves, V-shaped necklines and bodice bottoms, and long trains. Floersheimer’s collection represents the glamour of a modern wedding without the tell-tale signs, and stains, of a reception. While these gowns never had their chance to “grace the aisle,” they’re now having their time to shine. 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.

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Not seen at our theatre in over 30 years, Shakespeare’s first play was wildly popular with the Elizabethan audience, and now might be just the right time to present this rarely-produced play given our similar modern appetite for revenge epics. This unsettling portrait of society drowning in violence and seemingly bereft of civil or humane thought or action holds a disturbing mirror up to aspects of our current world. Brian B. Crowe directs this infamous and visceral tragedy.”

Performances at 8:00 pm on Sundays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays; and 4:30 pm on Sunday afternoons. “Last seen eight years ago on the outdoor stage, we’ll present a fresh new production of this 272-year-old hilarious slapstick comedy. This wild Italian romp will pull you in as Truffaldino makes the audience privy to and complicit in his increasingly complicated attempts to serve two masters at one time. Doug West, fresh from his success with It’s a Wonderful Life, will direct the exuberant craziness. Don’t forget to pack your picnic blanket for al fresco dining as we transport you to 17th century Venice.”

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

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Not seen at our theatre in over 30 years, Shakespeare’s first play was wildly popular with the Elizabethan audience, and now might be just the right time to present this rarely-produced play given our similar modern appetite for revenge epics. This unsettling portrait of society drowning in violence and seemingly bereft of civil or humane thought or action holds a disturbing mirror up to aspects of our current world. Brian B. Crowe directs this infamous and visceral tragedy.”

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

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

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Not seen at our theatre in over 30 years, Shakespeare’s first play was wildly popular with the Elizabethan audience, and now might be just the right time to present this rarely-produced play given our similar modern appetite for revenge epics. This unsettling portrait of society drowning in violence and seemingly bereft of civil or humane thought or action holds a disturbing mirror up to aspects of our current world. Brian B. Crowe directs this infamous and visceral tragedy.”

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

Morris County Historical Society is featuring Jeanne Floersheimer’s collection of nine custom 1980s wedding gowns and accessories at Acorn Hall from Wednesday May 2 through Thursday, Aug. 2. All the dresses were samples from Floersheimer’s bridal shop, which was appropriately located in an old chapel on Ridgedale Avenue in Florham Park during the 1980s. They represent iconic styles of the 1980s: large off-the-shoulder sleeves, V-shaped necklines and bodice bottoms, and long trains. Floersheimer’s collection represents the glamour of a modern wedding without the tell-tale signs, and stains, of a reception. While these gowns never had their chance to “grace the aisle,” they’re now having their time to shine. 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.

Performances at 8:00 pm on Sundays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays; and 4:30 pm on Sunday afternoons. “Last seen eight years ago on the outdoor stage, we’ll present a fresh new production of this 272-year-old hilarious slapstick comedy. This wild Italian romp will pull you in as Truffaldino makes the audience privy to and complicit in his increasingly complicated attempts to serve two masters at one time. Doug West, fresh from his success with It’s a Wonderful Life, will direct the exuberant craziness. Don’t forget to pack your picnic blanket for al fresco dining as we transport you to 17th century Venice.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Not seen at our theatre in over 30 years, Shakespeare’s first play was wildly popular with the Elizabethan audience, and now might be just the right time to present this rarely-produced play given our similar modern appetite for revenge epics. This unsettling portrait of society drowning in violence and seemingly bereft of civil or humane thought or action holds a disturbing mirror up to aspects of our current world. Brian B. Crowe directs this infamous and visceral tragedy.”

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

Morris County Historical Society is featuring Jeanne Floersheimer’s collection of nine custom 1980s wedding gowns and accessories at Acorn Hall from Wednesday May 2 through Thursday, Aug. 2. All the dresses were samples from Floersheimer’s bridal shop, which was appropriately located in an old chapel on Ridgedale Avenue in Florham Park during the 1980s. They represent iconic styles of the 1980s: large off-the-shoulder sleeves, V-shaped necklines and bodice bottoms, and long trains. Floersheimer’s collection represents the glamour of a modern wedding without the tell-tale signs, and stains, of a reception. While these gowns never had their chance to “grace the aisle,” they’re now having their time to shine. 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.

Parsippany-Troy Hills Township residents are invited to enjoy $1 admission to the Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms on “Summer Thursdays” in July and August. When you arrive at the Museum, tell our shopkeeper you live in Parsippany-Troy Hills Township to get this fantastic deal!

This summer marks the 14th 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. Featuring music from the British Invasion along with various American artists, CARNABY ST. breathes new life into the songs that are fondly remembered as the cornerstones for popular music’s favorite era. The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, The Moody Blues, The Who, The Dave Clark Five, The Bee Gees, The Hollies to Simon and Garfunkel, Bob Dylan, The Monkees, The Byrds and One-hit-Wonders of the time. CARNABY ST. has performed with well recognized acts like The Moody Blues, Rod Stewart, The Kinks, The Temptations, The Grass Roots, Gary Puckett and The Monkees. CARNABY ST. is living proof that the music from the 1960’s is timeless and continues to appeal to people of all ages. http://carnabystreetband.net In the event of inclement weather, the concert will be moved inside to the Investors Bank Theater. Tickets are FREE!

Antoinette Montague is a popular jazz and blues singer hailing from Newark who has performed all over the world. Her CDs continue to receive airplay because they exquisitely blend jazz, blues, and vintage soul, highlighting her dynamic vocals and her great band. For her Summer Jazzfest appearance, she will be accompanied by an all-star group with special guest Ken Peplowski and the exciting tap dancer, AC Lincoln. Antoinette was recently honored with the Women in Media Award for her lifelong work in music. Members: $20 / Non-Members: $25 Tickets: 973.971.3706 https://morrismuseum.org/jazz/

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Not seen at our theatre in over 30 years, Shakespeare’s first play was wildly popular with the Elizabethan audience, and now might be just the right time to present this rarely-produced play given our similar modern appetite for revenge epics. This unsettling portrait of society drowning in violence and seemingly bereft of civil or humane thought or action holds a disturbing mirror up to aspects of our current world. Brian B. Crowe directs this infamous and visceral tragedy.”

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

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

On Friday, July 27th from 6-8pm the Museum of Early Trades & Crafts (METC) and the Madison Downtown Development Commission invite guests to the third concert in the Downtown Concert Series, featuring Barba Roja Latin Band. This South River, New Jersey band with Venezuelan roots, has been performing for over twenty years playing a mix of Salsa, Merengue, Cumbia, Bachata, Rock en Espanol, Latin Pop, and Latin Jazz. Dancing shoes are a must for this exciting concert! The Downtown Concert Series -- six FREE Friday evening, family-friendly concerts--is held outside on the lawn of the Museum where picnicking is encouraged! Events are held rain or shine.

On July 25, 1975 the little coffeehouse that was to become the Minstrel Acoustic Concert Series held its first show. The Folk Project celebrates that anniversary with a performance by 40 some Member musicians combined in randomly selected duos and trios. Always a surprise. Always fun. And always a celebration.

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Not seen at our theatre in over 30 years, Shakespeare’s first play was wildly popular with the Elizabethan audience, and now might be just the right time to present this rarely-produced play given our similar modern appetite for revenge epics. This unsettling portrait of society drowning in violence and seemingly bereft of civil or humane thought or action holds a disturbing mirror up to aspects of our current world. Brian B. Crowe directs this infamous and visceral tragedy.”

NJ Audubon: Nature-Infused Yoga Summer Series 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. 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 6/16/18 to 8/4/18. 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. For ages 15 years and older. When Saturdays, June 16, 2018 through August 4, 2018 (9:30am to 10:45am.). Where Scherman-Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, 11 Hardscrabble Road, Bernardsville, NJ 07924 Cost & Registration Per individual class: $12 members, $15 non-members. Cost for all 8 classes: $88 members, $112 non-members. To register for all 8 classes, please call 908-396-6386 by June 14, 2018

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

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

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Not seen at our theatre in over 30 years, Shakespeare’s first play was wildly popular with the Elizabethan audience, and now might be just the right time to present this rarely-produced play given our similar modern appetite for revenge epics. This unsettling portrait of society drowning in violence and seemingly bereft of civil or humane thought or action holds a disturbing mirror up to aspects of our current world. Brian B. Crowe directs this infamous and visceral tragedy.”

Morris County Historical Society is featuring Jeanne Floersheimer’s collection of nine custom 1980s wedding gowns and accessories at Acorn Hall from Wednesday May 2 through Thursday, Aug. 2. All the dresses were samples from Floersheimer’s bridal shop, which was appropriately located in an old chapel on Ridgedale Avenue in Florham Park during the 1980s. They represent iconic styles of the 1980s: large off-the-shoulder sleeves, V-shaped necklines and bodice bottoms, and long trains. Floersheimer’s collection represents the glamour of a modern wedding without the tell-tale signs, and stains, of a reception. While these gowns never had their chance to “grace the aisle,” they’re now having their time to shine. 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.

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

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Not seen at our theatre in over 30 years, Shakespeare’s first play was wildly popular with the Elizabethan audience, and now might be just the right time to present this rarely-produced play given our similar modern appetite for revenge epics. This unsettling portrait of society drowning in violence and seemingly bereft of civil or humane thought or action holds a disturbing mirror up to aspects of our current world. Brian B. Crowe directs this infamous and visceral tragedy.”

Performances at 8:00 pm on Sundays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays; and 4:30 pm on Sunday afternoons. “Last seen eight years ago on the outdoor stage, we’ll present a fresh new production of this 272-year-old hilarious slapstick comedy. This wild Italian romp will pull you in as Truffaldino makes the audience privy to and complicit in his increasingly complicated attempts to serve two masters at one time. Doug West, fresh from his success with It’s a Wonderful Life, will direct the exuberant craziness. Don’t forget to pack your picnic blanket for al fresco dining as we transport you to 17th century Venice.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Not seen at our theatre in over 30 years, Shakespeare’s first play was wildly popular with the Elizabethan audience, and now might be just the right time to present this rarely-produced play given our similar modern appetite for revenge epics. This unsettling portrait of society drowning in violence and seemingly bereft of civil or humane thought or action holds a disturbing mirror up to aspects of our current world. Brian B. Crowe directs this infamous and visceral tragedy.”

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

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

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Not seen at our theatre in over 30 years, Shakespeare’s first play was wildly popular with the Elizabethan audience, and now might be just the right time to present this rarely-produced play given our similar modern appetite for revenge epics. This unsettling portrait of society drowning in violence and seemingly bereft of civil or humane thought or action holds a disturbing mirror up to aspects of our current world. Brian B. Crowe directs this infamous and visceral tragedy.”

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

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

Morris County Historical Society is featuring Jeanne Floersheimer’s collection of nine custom 1980s wedding gowns and accessories at Acorn Hall from Wednesday May 2 through Thursday, Aug. 2. All the dresses were samples from Floersheimer’s bridal shop, which was appropriately located in an old chapel on Ridgedale Avenue in Florham Park during the 1980s. They represent iconic styles of the 1980s: large off-the-shoulder sleeves, V-shaped necklines and bodice bottoms, and long trains. Floersheimer’s collection represents the glamour of a modern wedding without the tell-tale signs, and stains, of a reception. While these gowns never had their chance to “grace the aisle,” they’re now having their time to shine. 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.

Performances are at 11:00AM and 1:30PM. A perfect, rockin' family event. A Bickford favorite returns with pure laser fun set to contemporary, pop/rock music that is guaranteed to bring the house down. Members: $10; Non-Members: $12; Group Rate available for groups of 20 or more: $9; Combination Ticket (Museum Admission & Theatre): $15. Tickets: 973.971.3706 https://morrismuseum.org/childrens-theater

Performances are at 11:00AM and 1:30PM. A perfect, rockin' family event. A Bickford favorite returns with pure laser fun set to contemporary, pop/rock music that is guaranteed to bring the house down. Members: $10; Non-Members: $12; Group Rate available for groups of 20 or more: $9; Combination Ticket (Museum Admission & Theatre): $15. Tickets: 973.971.3706 https://morrismuseum.org/childrens-theater

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Not seen at our theatre in over 30 years, Shakespeare’s first play was wildly popular with the Elizabethan audience, and now might be just the right time to present this rarely-produced play given our similar modern appetite for revenge epics. This unsettling portrait of society drowning in violence and seemingly bereft of civil or humane thought or action holds a disturbing mirror up to aspects of our current world. Brian B. Crowe directs this infamous and visceral tragedy.”

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

Morris County Historical Society is featuring Jeanne Floersheimer’s collection of nine custom 1980s wedding gowns and accessories at Acorn Hall from Wednesday May 2 through Thursday, Aug. 2. All the dresses were samples from Floersheimer’s bridal shop, which was appropriately located in an old chapel on Ridgedale Avenue in Florham Park during the 1980s. They represent iconic styles of the 1980s: large off-the-shoulder sleeves, V-shaped necklines and bodice bottoms, and long trains. Floersheimer’s collection represents the glamour of a modern wedding without the tell-tale signs, and stains, of a reception. While these gowns never had their chance to “grace the aisle,” they’re now having their time to shine. 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.

Performances are at 11:00AM* and 1:30PM. Based on the original story by Madame Leprince De Beaumont, this production has all the magic and mystery that we have come to expect from this charming tale plus some new characters that add to the fun on stage. To find the true love and heart of the Beast, the Beauty must see through his outward appearance. This story is presented by Paper Moon Puppet Theatre of New Jersey. *The 11:00AM performance is a Sensory-Friendly performance, which is a theatre experience in which the environment and typical "rules of attendance" have been relaxed to accommodate individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities and the families and professionals who support them. Members: $10; Non-Members: $12; Group Rate available for groups of 20 or more: $9; Combination Ticket (Museum Admission & Theatre): $15. Tickets: 973.971.3706 https://morrismuseum.org/childrens-theater

Parsippany-Troy Hills Township residents are invited to enjoy $1 admission to the Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms on “Summer Thursdays” in July and August. When you arrive at the Museum, tell our shopkeeper you live in Parsippany-Troy Hills Township to get this fantastic deal!

Performances are at 11:00AM* and 1:30PM. Based on the original story by Madame Leprince De Beaumont, this production has all the magic and mystery that we have come to expect from this charming tale plus some new characters that add to the fun on stage. To find the true love and heart of the Beast, the Beauty must see through his outward appearance. This story is presented by Paper Moon Puppet Theatre of New Jersey. *The 11:00AM performance is a Sensory-Friendly performance, which is a theatre experience in which the environment and typical "rules of attendance" have been relaxed to accommodate individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities and the families and professionals who support them. Members: $10; Non-Members: $12; Group Rate available for groups of 20 or more: $9; Combination Ticket (Museum Admission & Theatre): $15. Tickets: 973.971.3706 https://morrismuseum.org/childrens-theater

This summer marks the 14th 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. Not the same old Cover Band mailing in the same standard songs, Revolving Door Band is a core group of ambitious top level professional musicians who can AND do cover it all from , Classic Rock Staples to Southern Rock, 80's, 90's and then some! Audiences are always captivated and entertained by a fresh and exciting approach to music they love to hear being performed at the highest levels. A performance by RDB brings that concert experience to your audience which they will talk about long after the event. From The Eagles and the Beatles to Bon Jovi, Joan Jett, Fleetwood Mac, Journey, Pearl Jam, The Foo Fighters, Pink Floyd, Alanis, Sheryl Crow, U2, Matchbox 20, Tom Petty, The Who and everything in between, your audience will be on their feet the entire show. https://www.revolvingdoorband.com In the event of inclement weather, the concert will be moved inside to the Investors Bank Theater. Tickets are FREE!

Fans of Dan Levinson have heard his "repertory bands" over the years, paying tribute to great jazz artists of the past. This year, for Dan's fourth annual Midsummer Night's Jazz Party, he's dispensing with the written music and the music stands. He has assembled some of his favorite musicians for an all-out, freewheeling JAM SESSION in the tradition of the legendary Greenwich Village jazz clubs of the 1940's and 1950's, such as Eddie Condon's and Nick's. Hold on to your hats! Members: $18 / Non-Members: $20 Tickets: 973.971.3706 https://morrismuseum.org/jazz/

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

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Not seen at our theatre in over 30 years, Shakespeare’s first play was wildly popular with the Elizabethan audience, and now might be just the right time to present this rarely-produced play given our similar modern appetite for revenge epics. This unsettling portrait of society drowning in violence and seemingly bereft of civil or humane thought or action holds a disturbing mirror up to aspects of our current world. Brian B. Crowe directs this infamous and visceral tragedy.”

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

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Not seen at our theatre in over 30 years, Shakespeare’s first play was wildly popular with the Elizabethan audience, and now might be just the right time to present this rarely-produced play given our similar modern appetite for revenge epics. This unsettling portrait of society drowning in violence and seemingly bereft of civil or humane thought or action holds a disturbing mirror up to aspects of our current world. Brian B. Crowe directs this infamous and visceral tragedy.”

A street poet and singer of extraordinary versatility, range and resonance, Dion defined Rock ’n’ Roll for a generation. Enjoy classic hits such as "Runaround Sue" and "The Wanderer” from this Rock ’n’ Roll Hall of Famer whose music has remained relevant through the decades. Tickets: $59 - $109

NJ Audubon: Nature-Infused Yoga Summer Series 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. 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 6/16/18 to 8/4/18. 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. For ages 15 years and older. When Saturdays, June 16, 2018 through August 4, 2018 (9:30am to 10:45am.). Where Scherman-Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, 11 Hardscrabble Road, Bernardsville, NJ 07924 Cost & Registration Per individual class: $12 members, $15 non-members. Cost for all 8 classes: $88 members, $112 non-members. To register for all 8 classes, please call 908-396-6386 by June 14, 2018

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

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

The Just Jersey Fest is rolling into Rockaway Borough. Food! Beer! Music! Fun! It’s a fun filled family day! Over 20 Gourmet Food Trucks, partnered with some incredible bands, make for an enchanting and fulfilling summer day. Bring your appetite, lawn chairs, 4 legged friends and blankets. Dine on excellent food, while enjoying the beer and sangria garden along with the amazing sounds. Dogs are welcome! ***WE ARE ALSO ASKING ALL ATTENDEES TO BRING A NON-PERISHABLE CANNED OR BOXED ITEM TO HELP SUPPORT THE FOOD PANTRY.. Please help those less fortunate during this difficult time of the year.*** Beer Garden & Sangria Garden The Music Line Up: • 11am-1:30pm . The Outcrops Blues, Rock'n'roll, Folk, Funk, Country Roots • 1:30pm-4pm - Touch of Grey - Grateful Dead Tribute Band from NJ - Their name says it All! • 4pm-7pm - Mr. LoveJoy New Jersey's premier Cover Band Current list of trucks (subject to change): • Angry Archie's • The Bearded One BBQ • Benito's Jersey Curbside Eats, LLC • CheezeN • Cold Stone Creamery • Cousins Maine Lobster • Dags Dippers • The Flying Pie Guy • Good Food = Good Mood • Jersey Rollz • JimmyDawn's • Glazed and Confused • House of Cupcakes • Ma & Pa's Tex-Mex BBQ • Pompier Food Truck • Rolling Pita • Soda City FD • Taxi Cab Burger, LLC • Zoelily Empanadas THE EVENT RE-CAP www.JustJerseyFest.com The Just Jersey Food Truck & Music Festival Festival Saturday, August 4, 2018 11am to 7pm Admission: $5 Kids under 10 FREE FREE PARKING Firemans Field 144 Beach Street • Rockaway, NJ 07866 Over 20 Gourmet Food Trucks, 3 bands, beer & sangria garden. If you or know some one you know, would like to participate as a non-food vendor please email your contact information to [email protected] Please share and invite your family, friends & colleagues

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

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Not seen at our theatre in over 30 years, Shakespeare’s first play was wildly popular with the Elizabethan audience, and now might be just the right time to present this rarely-produced play given our similar modern appetite for revenge epics. This unsettling portrait of society drowning in violence and seemingly bereft of civil or humane thought or action holds a disturbing mirror up to aspects of our current world. Brian B. Crowe directs this infamous and visceral tragedy.”

All Ages. In honor of ‘National Sneak Some Zucchini Onto Your Neighbor’s Porch Day,’ celebrate this versatile vegetable with an afternoon of zucchini-themed fun. Enjoy Zucchini Car Races, Squash Toss Games, garden tours, scavenger hunts, and more.

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Not seen at our theatre in over 30 years, Shakespeare’s first play was wildly popular with the Elizabethan audience, and now might be just the right time to present this rarely-produced play given our similar modern appetite for revenge epics. This unsettling portrait of society drowning in violence and seemingly bereft of civil or humane thought or action holds a disturbing mirror up to aspects of our current world. Brian B. Crowe directs this infamous and visceral tragedy.”

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

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

FREE food, FREE entertainment, FREE ice skating, and giveaways! Join the Morris County Park Police and over 40 law enforcement and community agencies for an evening of awareness and fun. Explore a variety of emergency vehicles, including fire trucks, police motorcycles, ambulances, enjoy a live DJ featuring top hits, and play fun games to win prizes. With over 5,000 attendees each year, Morris County’s National Night Out has been named a National Award Winner since 2007!

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

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

From the bombastic and epic, to the folky and mystical, Get the Led Out recreates the music of legendary British supergroup Led Zeppelin with attention to detail and nuance that captures the essence of the band’s hallowed discography.

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

Parsippany-Troy Hills Township residents are invited to enjoy $1 admission to the Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms on “Summer Thursdays” in July and August. When you arrive at the Museum, tell our shopkeeper you live in Parsippany-Troy Hills Township to get this fantastic deal!

The Piano Guys became an Internet sensation by way of their immensely successful series of original self-made music videos, including an innovative 10-handed version of One Direction’s “What Makes You Beautiful.” It’s the Guys' highly original blend of classical music with pop that has led to over 1.2 billion YouTube views. It is their endearing personalities, along with their will to inspire young and old, which keeps fans coming back for more.

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

On Friday, August 10th from 6-8pm the Museum of Early Trades & Crafts (METC) and the Madison Downtown Development Commission invite guests to the fourth concert in the Downtown Concert Series, featuring Mama D & the Vexations. Mama D & The Vexations is a high-energy cover band with a soulful edge based in Morristown, NJ. Their rendition of hits from the 60s through today keeps the crowd moving all night long, always chanting "One More Song!" The band features Donna Ward on vocals (Chatham, NJ), Nick Malishchak on guitar (Madison, NJ), Jasmine Bloch-Krempels on bass guitar (Orange, NJ), and John Holmok on drums (South Orange, NJ). All band members are music educators, teaching public school and private lessons in Morris and Essex Counties. The Downtown Concert Series -- six FREE Friday evening, family-friendly concerts--is held outside on the lawn of the Museum where picnicking is encouraged! Events are held rain or shine.

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

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

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

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

Join John Sanfacon, acting Geology Curator, for a fascinating adventure in gemstone identification, using the Museum's hi-tech instruments. Learn how the experts can distinguish between genuine diamonds and their many simulants, and how they can identify which simulants are involved: natural stones (topaz, sapphire, zircon, quartz, etc.) and synthetics (such as moissanite and cubic zirconia). You are invited to bring in your "mystery" stones to be identified! Space is limited. Advance registration required. Lecture Only Program | Members: $10 (includes Museum Admission); Non-Members: $12 (add $3 for Museum Admission) 973.971.3706 http://morrismuseum.org/tea-treasures/

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Cocktails, British high wit, and a stylish ghost inhabit this delicious comedy that literally turns a pristine English country house inside out! An eccentric medium is asked to conduct a seance, only to conjure up the ghost of a past wife hell-bent on causing mayhem. One of Coward’s most popular plays, we have not presented it in over twenty years!”

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

Parsippany-Troy Hills Township residents are invited to enjoy $1 admission to the Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms on “Summer Thursdays” in July and August. When you arrive at the Museum, tell our shopkeeper you live in Parsippany-Troy Hills Township to get this fantastic deal!

Dance Party with Louis Prima, Jr. and the Witnesses The son of the great Louis Prima brings a high-energy, fun show to every venue. His concert at the Bickford Theatre in 2016 was a smash hit. He was also a sensation at last summer's Morristown Jazz & Blues Festival. The band performs many of his dad's most famous songs including, "Sing Sing Sing," "Just a Gigilo," and "Jump Jive an' Wail," but also draws on the hits of other artists from the 1950's as well as several originals. Generous support for this concert is provided by the Gia Maione Prima Foundation and Sherman Wells Sylvester & Stamelman LLP. Members: $25 / Non-Members: $30 Tickets: 973.971.3706 https://morrismuseum.org/la-carte-series/

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Cocktails, British high wit, and a stylish ghost inhabit this delicious comedy that literally turns a pristine English country house inside out! An eccentric medium is asked to conduct a seance, only to conjure up the ghost of a past wife hell-bent on causing mayhem. One of Coward’s most popular plays, we have not presented it in over twenty years!”

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

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

American Idol is back on tour! American Idol: Live! 2018 is coming to Morristown featuring your Top 7 LIVE on stage, including your 2018 American Idol winner! Cade, Caleb, Catie, Gabby, Jurnee, Maddie and Michael plus special guest, Season 8 American Idol Winner Kris Allen, bringing your favorite television competition directly to you in performances you cannot miss!

Shop with top mineral, gem and fossil dealers. Thousands of specimens, books, jewelry, and more (including overstock from the Morris Museum Collection) will be offered for sale. Adults: $5* / Children under 12: $3* *Includes Museum Admission 973.971.3700 https://morrismuseum.org/special-programs-families/

Just Jersey Fest is rolling into Chester Borough! Food! Beer! Music! Fun! New Jersey foodies, eat your hearts out! It’s a fun filled family day! Over 20 Gourmet Food Trucks, partnered with some incredible bands, make for an enchanting and fulfilling Spring day. Bring your appetite, lawn chairs, pups and blankets. Dine on excellent food, while enjoying the beer and sangria garden along with the amazing sounds. Face painting and a 50/50. Event is a Benefit for the Chester First Aid Squad , I love Chester, NJ & The Chester/Mendham Food Pantry ***WE ARE ASKING ALL ATTENDEES TO BRING A NON-PERISHABLE CANNED OR BOXED ITEM TO HELP SUPPORT THE FOOD PANTRY.. Please help those less fortunate. Beer & Sangria Garden The Music Line Up: 11am-1:30pm- Spinn 1:30pm - 4pm - Kinderhook 4pm - 7pm - Katastrophy Current list of trucks (check back for updated List of Trucks): • Angry Archie's • Bacon Me Crazy • Benito's Jersey Curbside Eats, LLC • CheezeN • Cherries On Top Ice Cream • The Cow and the Curd • Dags Dippers • El Lechon De Negron • The Flying Pie Guy • Glazed and Confused • Good Food = Good Mood • The Guac Spot • Have A Ball. • House of Cupcakes • Jersey Rollz • JimmyDawn's • Johnny Zeppoli • Kono Pizza On Wheels • Soda City FD • Taxi Cab Burger, LLC • The Thai Elephant Truck • Zoelily Empanadas THE EVENT RE-CAP www.JustJerseyFest.com The Chester Food Truck & Music Festival Saturday, August 18, 2018 11am to 7pm Admission: $5 Kids under 10 FREE Municipal Field 134 Main Street • Chester, NJ 07866 Over 20 Gourmet Food Trucks, 3 bands, beer & sangria garden. Produced by JMK Events, the Chester Food Truck & Music Festival will benefit the Chester First Aid Squad If you or know some one you know, would like to participate as a non-food vendor please email your contact information to [email protected] www.justjerseyfest.com for more info and a list of all our 2018 dates and locations Please share and invite your family, friends & colleagues

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

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Cocktails, British high wit, and a stylish ghost inhabit this delicious comedy that literally turns a pristine English country house inside out! An eccentric medium is asked to conduct a seance, only to conjure up the ghost of a past wife hell-bent on causing mayhem. One of Coward’s most popular plays, we have not presented it in over twenty years!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Cocktails, British high wit, and a stylish ghost inhabit this delicious comedy that literally turns a pristine English country house inside out! An eccentric medium is asked to conduct a seance, only to conjure up the ghost of a past wife hell-bent on causing mayhem. One of Coward’s most popular plays, we have not presented it in over twenty years!”

Ever wondered about the rumors that our historic Red Mill is haunted? What is it about this environment that attracts paranormal activity and who were these spirits? From children to laborers to businessmen, hear the stories of the ghosts that are believed to haunt our buildings. Admission is $15 per person for Museum members and $20 per person for the general public. Not recommended for young children. Space is limited. Tours available at 8:00pm and 9:30pm on April 28th, June 16th, & August 18th Tickets available now for June 16th tours: https://theredmill.org/events/category/ghost-tours/

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Cocktails, British high wit, and a stylish ghost inhabit this delicious comedy that literally turns a pristine English country house inside out! An eccentric medium is asked to conduct a seance, only to conjure up the ghost of a past wife hell-bent on causing mayhem. One of Coward’s most popular plays, we have not presented it in over twenty years!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Cocktails, British high wit, and a stylish ghost inhabit this delicious comedy that literally turns a pristine English country house inside out! An eccentric medium is asked to conduct a seance, only to conjure up the ghost of a past wife hell-bent on causing mayhem. One of Coward’s most popular plays, we have not presented it in over twenty years!”

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

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

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Cocktails, British high wit, and a stylish ghost inhabit this delicious comedy that literally turns a pristine English country house inside out! An eccentric medium is asked to conduct a seance, only to conjure up the ghost of a past wife hell-bent on causing mayhem. One of Coward’s most popular plays, we have not presented it in over twenty years!”

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

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Cocktails, British high wit, and a stylish ghost inhabit this delicious comedy that literally turns a pristine English country house inside out! An eccentric medium is asked to conduct a seance, only to conjure up the ghost of a past wife hell-bent on causing mayhem. One of Coward’s most popular plays, we have not presented it in over twenty years!”

Explore your wildest dreams or nightmares in this creative class sculpting monsters in glass! Students will be encouraged to sketch or collage funny, silly, creepy or crawly monsters of their own design. Along with our skilled staff, each child will learn the basics of manipulating molten glass into colorful and whimsical one-of-a-kind creations. This class is truly the stuff that dreams are made of!

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

Parsippany-Troy Hills Township residents are invited to enjoy $1 admission to the Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms on “Summer Thursdays” in July and August. When you arrive at the Museum, tell our shopkeeper you live in Parsippany-Troy Hills Township to get this fantastic deal!

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Cocktails, British high wit, and a stylish ghost inhabit this delicious comedy that literally turns a pristine English country house inside out! An eccentric medium is asked to conduct a seance, only to conjure up the ghost of a past wife hell-bent on causing mayhem. One of Coward’s most popular plays, we have not presented it in over twenty years!”

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

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Cocktails, British high wit, and a stylish ghost inhabit this delicious comedy that literally turns a pristine English country house inside out! An eccentric medium is asked to conduct a seance, only to conjure up the ghost of a past wife hell-bent on causing mayhem. One of Coward’s most popular plays, we have not presented it in over twenty years!”

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

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Cocktails, British high wit, and a stylish ghost inhabit this delicious comedy that literally turns a pristine English country house inside out! An eccentric medium is asked to conduct a seance, only to conjure up the ghost of a past wife hell-bent on causing mayhem. One of Coward’s most popular plays, we have not presented it in over twenty years!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Cocktails, British high wit, and a stylish ghost inhabit this delicious comedy that literally turns a pristine English country house inside out! An eccentric medium is asked to conduct a seance, only to conjure up the ghost of a past wife hell-bent on causing mayhem. One of Coward’s most popular plays, we have not presented it in over twenty years!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Cocktails, British high wit, and a stylish ghost inhabit this delicious comedy that literally turns a pristine English country house inside out! An eccentric medium is asked to conduct a seance, only to conjure up the ghost of a past wife hell-bent on causing mayhem. One of Coward’s most popular plays, we have not presented it in over twenty years!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Cocktails, British high wit, and a stylish ghost inhabit this delicious comedy that literally turns a pristine English country house inside out! An eccentric medium is asked to conduct a seance, only to conjure up the ghost of a past wife hell-bent on causing mayhem. One of Coward’s most popular plays, we have not presented it in over twenty years!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Cocktails, British high wit, and a stylish ghost inhabit this delicious comedy that literally turns a pristine English country house inside out! An eccentric medium is asked to conduct a seance, only to conjure up the ghost of a past wife hell-bent on causing mayhem. One of Coward’s most popular plays, we have not presented it in over twenty years!”

Stitch by Stitch: Quilts and Coverlets from the Permanent Collection. Friendship quilts, crazy quilts, and more! Get cozy with the Morris Museum's expansive collection of quilts and coverlets, many exhibited for the first time. First established in pre-colonial America, quilts and coverlets have made houses feel like homes ever since. Learn the influence of European textiles on American quilting. See early examples of favorite quilts patterns, still popular today, or encounter unusual designs that fell from favor. Stitch by stitch, imagine the craft, artistry, and skill that contributed to this great American tradition. Members: FREE; Non-members: Museum Admission Museum Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11:00AM to 5:00PM and Sunday 12:00PM to 5:00PM. The Museum is closed on Mondays. https://morrismuseum.org

Parsippany-Troy Hills Township residents are invited to enjoy $1 admission to the Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms on “Summer Thursdays” in July and August. When you arrive at the Museum, tell our shopkeeper you live in Parsippany-Troy Hills Township to get this fantastic deal!

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Cocktails, British high wit, and a stylish ghost inhabit this delicious comedy that literally turns a pristine English country house inside out! An eccentric medium is asked to conduct a seance, only to conjure up the ghost of a past wife hell-bent on causing mayhem. One of Coward’s most popular plays, we have not presented it in over twenty years!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Cocktails, British high wit, and a stylish ghost inhabit this delicious comedy that literally turns a pristine English country house inside out! An eccentric medium is asked to conduct a seance, only to conjure up the ghost of a past wife hell-bent on causing mayhem. One of Coward’s most popular plays, we have not presented it in over twenty years!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Cocktails, British high wit, and a stylish ghost inhabit this delicious comedy that literally turns a pristine English country house inside out! An eccentric medium is asked to conduct a seance, only to conjure up the ghost of a past wife hell-bent on causing mayhem. One of Coward’s most popular plays, we have not presented it in over twenty years!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Cocktails, British high wit, and a stylish ghost inhabit this delicious comedy that literally turns a pristine English country house inside out! An eccentric medium is asked to conduct a seance, only to conjure up the ghost of a past wife hell-bent on causing mayhem. One of Coward’s most popular plays, we have not presented it in over twenty years!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Cocktails, British high wit, and a stylish ghost inhabit this delicious comedy that literally turns a pristine English country house inside out! An eccentric medium is asked to conduct a seance, only to conjure up the ghost of a past wife hell-bent on causing mayhem. One of Coward’s most popular plays, we have not presented it in over twenty years!”

Open ears and an open mind are the essence of five-time Grammy-winning singer, guitarist and songwriter Robert Cray’s approach to writing, recording and playing music. The Blues Hall of Fame inductee has created a sound that rises from American roots and remains fresh and familiar.

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

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

Vanessa Williams is one of the most respected and multi-faceted performers in entertainment today. She has conquered the musical charts, Broadway, television and motion pictures. Enjoy an evening of elegance with this singer best known for such iconic hits as “Save the Best for Last” and “Colors of the Wind.”

Long Valley and beyond, GET READY! The Just Jersey Fest is rolling into ORT FARMS! This is no ordinary food truck festival! Bring your friends, relatives, colleagues and definitely your KIDS!!! 15 Food Trucks, Beer & Sangria Garden, face painting, DJ & plenty of farm activities. • Cow Train Ride • Pony Rides • Apple Cannon • Animals to pet & feed • Corn Maze * Hayrides * Pick your own Pumpkins A great way to spend a fun filled Fall family day! Bring your appetite, lawn chairs, pups and blankets. Dine on excellent food, while enjoying all the great activities that Ort Farms has to offer. Portion of admission proceeds to benefit Goryeb Childrens Hospital. Alcohol proceeds to benefit Morris Rugby. ***WE ARE ASKING ALL ATTENDEES TO BRING A NON-PERISHABLE CANNED OR BOXED ITEM TO HELP SUPPORT THE FOOD PANTRY.. Please help those less fortunate. FOOD TRUCKS: (check back for additions & updates) • Angry Archie's • Benito's Jersey Curbside Eats, LLC • Cupcake Carnivale • Empanada Monster • The Flying Pie Guy • Glazed and Confused • JimmyDawn's • Pompier Food Truck • Taxi Cab Burger, LLC Beer & Sangria Garden THE EVENT RE-CAP www.JustJerseyFest.com The Ort Farms Food Truck Festival Saturday, September 15, 2018 11am to 7pm Admission: $5 Kids under 10 FREE Ort Farms 1 Bartley Road • Long Valley, NJ 15 Gourmet Food Trucks, DJ, beer & sangria garden, kids activities. If you or know some one you know, would like to participate as a non-food vendor please email your contact information to [email protected] www.justjerseyfest.com for more info and a list of all our 2018 dates and locations Please share and invite your family, friends & colleagues

Award winning poets David Petruzelli and Professor Gail Holst-Warhaft share their work in Poets in the Garden. Break out the picnic blanket or beach chairs and join us in our historic garden Sundays at 2:00 pm for a selection of music and poetry. $10 per adult, FREE for members! Rain or shine. In the case of inclement weather, programs will be held in the Schoolroom Gallery.

Treasures from the Vault: Amazing Birds in New Jersey's Backyard Join environmental educator and instructor for the Barnegat Bay Master Naturalist Program, Becky Laboy, and Morris Museum naturalist, Jason Nargiz, as they introduce you to some of the fascinating birds that inhabit the Garden State. You will have the opportunity to observe some of these birds up close, as you examine specimens from the Museum's ornithology collection, which consists of over 450 birds. Space is limited. Advance registration required. Lecture Only Program | Members: $10 (Includes Museum Admission); Non-Members: $12 (add $3 for Museum Admission) 973.971.3706 http://morrismuseum.org/tea-treasures/

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “This Pulitzer-Prize winning modern American classic marks the first time we will present a play by Sam Shepard who sadly passed away last year. A stunning allegory about America, Buried Child, is a darkly funny and disturbing depiction of the American dream gone wrong. In homage to this ground-breaking playwright, we are thrilled to bring this modern classic to life.”

The Guinness staff will share the secrets of maintaining the Mermod Freres Interchangeable Cylinder Musical Box, followed by an entertaining musical performance. Space is limited. Advance registration required. Members: $7; Non-Members: $10 973.971.3706 https://morrismuseum.org/lectures/

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

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductees Felix Cavaliere and Gene Cornish -- two legendary founders of The Rascals -- team up for the first time in five years to perform their classics songs that are the soundtrack of a generation. The best “blue-eyed soul” group to come out of the 1960s, The Rascals have 17 Top 20 hits, seven Top 10 hits, and three No. 1 hits that include “Groovin’,” “People Got To Be Free” and “Good Lovin’.” Featuring special guest drummer, Carmine Appice.

Get a jump start on National Chemistry Week with a day of fun and learning at the Morris Museum. Enjoy exciting experiments in BASF's Kids' Lab, and explore science throughout the museum on this Family Fun Day! Members: FREE; Non-Members: FREE with Museum Admission 973.971.3700 http://morrismuseum.org/family-fun-days/

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

Experience a repertoire of song, music and dance from the tradition of the semi-nomadic travelling musicians from the Rajasthan region of India that’s a boisterous, colorful, joyful affirmation of Indian culture.

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

The Just Jersey Fest is rolling into Hopatcong Borough. Food! Beer! Music! Fun! New Jersey foodies, eat your hearts out! It’s a fun filled family Fall day! Over 20 Gourmet Food Trucks, partnered with some incredible bands. Bring your appetite, lawn chairs, 4 legged friends and blankets. Dine on excellent food, while enjoying the beer and sangria garden along with the amazing sounds. Benefit for Hopatcong PBA 149! Dogs are welcome! ***WE ARE ALSO ASKING ALL ATTENDEES TO BRING A NON-PERISHABLE CANNED OR BOXED ITEM TO HELP SUPPORT THE FOOD PANTRY.. Please help those less fortunate during this difficult time of the year.*** Beer & Sangria Garden The Music Line Up: 11am-1:30pm - FISH EYED BLUES “Let’s play what’s in our soul”. Fish Eyed Blues spins a mix of traditional and contemporary blues along with blues rock, funk. 1:30-4pm - Lauren Davidson Music 4pm-7pm- Stereo Junkies Band Cover band playing classic rock, R&B, top 40, jam, heavy and chill! Current list of trucks (subject to change, check back for additions): TBA • Angry Archie's • The Bearded One BBQ • Cas' Pierogi & Kielbasa Food Truck • CheezeN • Cold Stone Creamery • The Flying Pie Guy • Glazed and Confused • Good Food = Good Mood • The Guac Spot • House of Cupcakes • Jersey Rollz • JimmyDawn's • Kona Ice of East Essex • Ma & Pa's Tex-Mex BBQ • Soda City FD • Taxi Cab Burger, LLC • The Thai Elephant Truck THE EVENT RE-CAP www.JustJerseyFest.com The Hopatcong PBA 149 Food Truck & Music Festival Festival Saturday, September 29, 2018 11am to 7pm Admission: $5 Kids under 10 FREE FREE PARKING Civic Center Field 32 Lakeside Blvd • Hopatcong, NJ Over 20 Gourmet Food Trucks, bands, beer & sangria garden, kids activities and more If you or know some one you know, would like to participate as a non-food vendor please email your contact information to [email protected] Please share and invite your family, friends & colleagues

Comedian Bobby Collins is a storyteller whose heartfelt humor engages audiences with a hilarious blend of characterizations to which everyone can relate. Language, mature themes

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!”

After storming onto the scene in 1988 with her critically acclaimed self-titled debut album, Melissa Etheridge hit her commercial and artistic stride with her fourth album, Yes I Am, in 1993. The collection featured “I’m the Only One” and “Come to My Window,” for which she won her second Grammy® Award for Best Female Rock Performance.

Saturday October 6, 2018 The Big Brew Beer Fest Returns to the Morristown Armory! Two Sessions with over 200 styles of craft beer, fantastic music, delicious food & wonderful vendors. Session 1 12-4pm Music by the Outcrops Session 2 5:30-9:30pm Music by Stereo Junkies Band Free shuttle bus to and from the Morristown Train Station, compliments of the Big Brew. Starting at 11:30am and last ride is at 9:30pm from the armory Benefit for Morris Rugby Corporation Delicious food by Angry Archie's, The Bearded One BBQ, The Guac Spot, The Cow and the Curd, Glazed and Confused & More..plus great music, vendors & fun! TICKETS ON SALE NOW BigBrewNJ.com

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

Go on a heartfelt journey honoring the talent, music and memory of Whitney Houston, featuring the breathtaking vocals of Belinda Davids. This beautifully crafted tribute to one of the world’s most revered singers includes your favorite hits such as “I Will Always Love You,” “I Wanna Dance With Somebody,” “How Will I Know,” “Didn’t We Almost Have It All” and many more.

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

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

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

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Emmy and Tony-winning superstar Kristin Chenoweth returns with an all-new concert as she performs standards and classics from Broadway, Hollywood and beyond.

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

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Comedian and America’s Got Talent judge Howie Mandel returns for another off-the-cuff, anything-goes evening of laughs. Language, Mature content. Adults only. Tickets: $49 - $99

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

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

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

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “More unabashed hilarity with this hit from the late 19th century. This comedy will grace our stage for the first time in our 56 year history. It’s high time to unleash this utterly delightful high tea farce, complete with improbable disguise, young lovers, and an unflappable butler! Part Oscar Wilde, part Fawlty Towers, with a dash of South American spice!”

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

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

In the holiday tradition of the “Osmond Family Christmas” television specials, the legendary Donny and Marie invite you and your family to celebrate the spirit of the season with them in true Osmond fashion. Entertainment Weekly raved that their live performance is “Insanely entertaining. A song and dance spectacular."

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

One of the original boy bands of the 90s, known for such songs as “Give Me Just One Night (Una Noche),” “The Hardest Night,” “I Do (Cherish You)” and “Because of You,” 98° performs hits and holiday music from their release Let It Snow.

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Performances at 7:30 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; 8:00 pm on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; and 2:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. “Nothing could be more perfect for the holiday season than this wintry and passionate romance. High drama launches this tale, and it quickly leads us into a world of bohemian gaiety and then into a denouement of magical rebirth and a moving reunion that embodies the spirit of the holidays and what they represent at their core.”

Experience American Girl in an all-new musical! American Girl Live is a premiere stage production, featuring all-original songs and unforgettable experiences. Come along to sleepover camp with some new friends for an exciting summer away from home. As bold tales of bravery and friendship come to life, iconic American Girl characters lend a hand through story and song. Join your favorite American Girl characters and the campers as they follow their hearts, share their dreams, and learn the power of friendship. Ages 5 and up. Showtimes: 2:00PM and 5:30PM.

Experience American Girl in an all-new musical! American Girl Live is a premiere stage production, featuring all-original songs and unforgettable experiences. Come along to sleepover camp with some new friends for an exciting summer away from home. As bold tales of bravery and friendship come to life, iconic American Girl characters lend a hand through story and song. Join your favorite American Girl characters and the campers as they follow their hearts, share their dreams, and learn the power of friendship. Ages 5 and up. Showtimes: 2:00PM and 5:30PM.