Come join the bidding from April 19th - April 29th and be part of the miracle that transforms a puppy into a world of possibilities for a person who is blind. Bid for designer items, get-a-ways, dog supplies, celebrity and […]
In the heart of 1930s Newark, a group of scrappy young women began to train in backyard gyms for what would become the experience of a lifetime. Playwright Darrah Cloud brings their stories, once lost to history, back to vibrant […]
Women's Association for Morristown Medical Center Online Silent Auction to support Mental Health Initiatives for Atlantic Behavioral Health open for bidding through 4/30/21! Offerings include unique travel adventures, fine jewelry, high-tech gadgets, sports memorabilia and priceless experiences. For further information […]
Save the date! Roxbury Arts Alliance Annual Meeting will be held Thursday, April 29 at 7:30 p.m., via zoom. All members are invited to: Hear committee reports Vote for new officers: President, Jean Potters; Vice President, Cindy Donaldson; Secretary, Genevieve […]
Listen to Poetree by Shauna LaVoy Reynolds and do a virtual activity celebrating Arbor Day and National Poetry Month!
Local classic rock band featuring the blues and rock of the 70's including the music of the Doobie Brothers, Bad Company, Squeeze, Z Top, Heart and more. Outside concert. Bring your chairs. Consider shopping at the local restaurants for food […]
More than four centuries of Morris County history and culture will be on display during the family-friendly Pathways of History tour Sat., May 1, and Sun., May, 2, noon to 4 p.m. As a health precaution due to Covid-19, the […]
Shop a variety of beautiful handmade & uniquely-sourced items at this special craft fair event! Browse a variety of specialty items and pick out a special Mother's Day gift while supporting small and local businesses, too! 10am-5pm in the upper […]
Young Audience Series : Front Porch Series The Emmy Award winning 1970s Saturday morning cartoon series that taught history, grammar, math, science and politics through clever, tuneful songs is instructing a whole new generation to "Unpack Your Adjectives and do […]
Design & History: The Past is Always Present Week 6: Charles Eastlake and Design Reform in the Late 19th Century It is difficult to underestimate the impact of Charles Eastlake’s Hints on Household Taste in Furniture, Upholstery and Other Details […]
Step into spring with a fiery trip to Morris County School of Glass and watch FREE DEMOS and learn about the art of glassblowing from our artists. Want to join in the fun? Sit one-on-one with a glassblowing instructor and […]
The Jefferson Township Historical Society will join other Morris County museums and historic sites for “Pathways of History” on Sunday, May 2 from 12 to 4PM. The Museum will be featuring an exhibit titled “Victorian Dress from Head to Toe.” […]
A year-round program for 3 to 5 year olds and their caregivers, this virtual program includes a story and additional resources to learn more. Join us the first and third Tuesday of the month on Facebook Live at 2:00 p.m. […]
Augustus Crane operated his gentleman’s farm at Acorn Hall until his passing in 1906. Although little exists in the family’s archive regarding the productivity or operation of the farm, learn how one small public notice in 1906 provided a window […]
Join MCHS Research Assistant Kat Kurylko as she discusses in Spanish George Washington's Winter Encampment in Morristown during the Revolutionary War. Zoom program, FREE. Email [email protected] to register.
Gary Mullen and the Works will rock you when they bring the music of Queen to life with note-by-note renditions of such classics as “Keep Yourself Alive,” “Bohemian Rhapsody,” “Another One Bites The Dust,” “You're My Best Friend,” “Crazy Little […]
Renegade Jazz Band from Chatham will energize the evening with big band swing and popular American standards. Swing dancing will compliment the music with dancers from Lets Swing NJ. Guests are encouraged to dance the night away! Outside concert. Bring […]
Treat that special mom in your life to a Farm to Table Mother’s Day Brunch at Alstede Farms on Saturday, May 8th or Sunday, May 9th, 2021. Enjoy tractor drawn wagon rides around the farm while taking in the relaxed […]
The Museum Garden Club of Jefferson will have its 13th annual plant sale on Saturday, May 8, 2021 from 10:00 to 3:00 at the Jefferson Township Museum, 315 Dover Milton Road, Jefferson, NJ. Locally grown perennials, assorted annuals, herbs, vegetables, […]
Week 7: Classical Splendor in the Modern World: The White City and the Columbian Exposition In the same decade we witnessed the rise of the Arts and Crafts, the Prairie School, Colonial Revival, and Art Nouveau movements, Chicago’s Columbian Exposition […]
Just in time for Mother’s Day, New Jersey native Kelli Rabke (Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Les Miserables, Children of Eden) premieres her brand-new show celebrating the legendary ladies of song! Did you know that some of the biggest, […]
Spend Mother's Day with us. We will be serving a special Mother's Day Menu Reservations are required 908-221-1150.
Did you watch the 1993 or 2020 film version of The Secret Garden but haven’t yet read the book? Now is the time. Enjoy discussions and story-related activities held on Zoom.
Join us every Wednesday at noon on Facebook Live to listen to stories read by Curator of Education and Community Engagement Cynthia Winslow.
Return to Travel on April 14, 2021 and Road Trip USA on May 12, 2021 – from the New Jersey Division of Travel and Tourism. Both shows occur on a Wednesday evening with travel trade representatives attending from 3:00 – […]
A literary Open Mic. First time readers, early career readers, established poets and authors. If you are published please bring your books. Featuring Mel Efrus and Dimitri Reyes and Montclair State University Dancers/Choreographers, Serena Brown and Kelly Guerrero. Outside spoken […]
Garden Scavenger Hunt and story at 2pm. FREE. No registration required. Rain or shine. No access to building or bathrooms.
Design & History: The Past is Always Present Week 8: American Excess: Wealth and Taste in the Late 19th Century At the end of the 19th century, a few citizens of the United States saw a rise in wealth that […]
The music of the legendary Bobby Darin will come to life in this engaging show that takes the audience on tour from the early days of Bobby’s career as a teen idol, to his years as the quintessential Nightclub performer, […]
"Artistic Director Maureen Glennon Clayton's choreography has the ring of truth," says NJ dance critic Robert Johnson, and her work has been called "refreshing, wise, and grounded in experience". Known for their site-specific work, Glennon Clayton's company is dedicated to […]
Augustus Crane operated his gentleman’s farm at Acorn Hall until his passing in 1906. Although little exists in the family’s archive regarding the productivity or operation of the farm, learn how one small public notice in 1906 provided a window […]
Join METC and Kelly Caldwell, Director of Conservation at EverGreene Architectural Arts virtually on Wednesday, May 19 at 7pm to explore the fascinating world of conservation and how craftsmanship and trades of the past has impacted the field today. Kelly […]
New Jersey Festival Orchestra, under the baton of David Wroe, is back with a musical message of hope, rebirth and enrichment. Stars from the Broadway stage, international opera houses and Dance Theatre of Harlem join NJFO to present New Beginnings, […]
Very popular Madison-based classic rock band that features the music of the Eagles, Beatles, Pretenders, and much more. Outside concert. Bring your own chairs. Consider shopping at local restaurants for food and beverages for the concert. All Covid restrictions will […]
Design & History: The Past is Always Present Week 9: Technology and the Transformation of the Home In the same way we witnessed how new foods transformed culture in the last series, technology transformed the social structure of the home […]
Join F.M. Kirby Curator of Collections Ryan Hyman to explore some of Thomas Nast’s art from later in his life including some rarely seen works all from the collection at Macculloch Hall Historical Museum. The presentation will be approximately 30 […]
Please join us for a guided walking meditation through the beautiful gardens and grounds of Loyola Jesuit Center, inspired by the Japanese practice called shinrin-yoku or its English translation, Forest Bathing. The two and a half-hour walk covers just a […]
Pick your own season at Alstede Farms opens with the first crop of strawberries on Thursday, May 27th. Advance tickets are required and each admission includes a container for picking your own strawberries. Visit alstedefarms.com to reserve your date and […]
Learn about 300 years of Morris County History as Morris County Historical Society hosts the formal opening of its current exhibit, A Storied Past: History that Made Morris County, from 4 to 6 p.m. on Thursday, May 27. The county’s […]
The Morris Plains Community Band will begin the Memorial Day celebration with music from Broadway, popular standards and inspiring patriotic sounds. Outdoor concert. Bring your own chairs. Consider shopping at local restaurants for food and beverages for the concert. All […]
"Looking to be in nature AND enjoy some live music? Schiff's reimagined Music in the Woods is now an outdoor event in the Amphitheatre. Bring your snacks, beverages, and perhaps a pillow for (socially distanced) stadium bench seating comfort, wear […]
Join MCHS Research Assistant Kat Kurylko as she discusses in Spanish George Washington's Winter Encampment in Morristown during the Revolutionary War. Zoom program, FREE. Email [email protected] to register.
The Roxbury Arts Alliance welcomes the extraordinary vocal talents of Rhonda Denét, who, accompanied by the Silver Fox Songs Trio, will perform a review of classic rhythm & blues and soul celebrating a time when this primarily African-American genre crossed […]
Dog Days of Summer kicks off June 4th, with a leash cutting in front of the Dog Days of Summer mural located at Church and Main Street at 5:30. The opening coincides with Boonton Main Street's First Friday event Music […]
Experience a wide variety of hand made items including traditional craft, fine art, and country crafts. Find unique gifts for everyone on your shopping list as well as beautiful handcrafted furnishings for your home. Be sure to stroll through Historic […]
Mendham, NJ – There is a buzz in the air about the 12th Annual Environmental Film Festival at Schiff Nature Preserve on Saturday, June 5. Bees are the focus of this year’s feature film “The Pollinators.'' This award-winning documentary tells […]
Enjoy an all new, Food Truck, Strawberry Breakfast at Alstede Farms before you go strawberry picking. Our casual, picnic style, grab-n-go breakfast features hearty, country style food including pancakes, eggs, sausage, potatoes and our homemade, famous strawberry topping and beverage […]
The Jefferson Township Museum, also known as the George Chamberlain House, will have an open house on Sunday, June 6, 2021, from 1 to 4 pm. Admission is free. Costumed docents will be available to talk about this Victorian home. […]
Join soprano Sylvia D'Eramo from the Lindemann Young Artist Program at the Metropolitan Opera, and bass-baritone Christopher Carbin, a rising star with a flair for new opera, at Opera at Florham's spring finale: A romantic journey through opera from LA […]
