Princeton University Art Museum has announced four new commissions and two new acquisitions that will be incorporated into the new museum.
Dancing better than ever, American Repertory Ballet brought its amusing, hour-long “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” to New Brunswick Performing Arts Center, May 10 through 12.
Six large cartons of clothing buttons had special meaning to long-time West Windsor resident Aron Arias. That collection and its story are part of the New Jersey Button Society's spring show on Saturday, May 11.
Attitudes in Reverse hosts an event on Saturday, May 18, to raise awareness of mental health and the positive impact that dogs can have on those suffering with issues like depression.
The Johnson Center for Learning & Impact is hosting the fourth annual Isles Virtual Forum, “Cultivating Equity for Thriving Communities,” a free event held May 20 through 23 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. via Zoom. Free registration is available online. Visit www.isles.org.
Arm In Arm’s mobile food pantry will be at the Lawrence Headquarters Branch on Monday afternoons in May from 2 to 4 p.m.
Artworks receive a grant for public art; and the Joseph Hornor house is named to a 'most endangered' list.
McCarter Theatre Center has announce d two new appointments to its leadership team: Donya K. Washington as the new BOLD associate artistic director and Joe Peacock as director of development.
Applications are due by Friday, May 3, for Princeton University’s Propelus I-Corps regional program.
Attitudes in Reverse hosts an event on Saturday, May 18, to raise awareness of mental health and the positive impact that dogs can have on those suffering with issues like depression.
U.S.1 remembers long-time freelance writer Elaine Strauss, who died on April 22 at the age of 95.
The Trenton City Museum and West Windsor Arts Council seek submissions for upcoming exhibits; a choir is recruiting; and U.S. 1's Summer Fiction issue is back.
