New Jersey’s only surviving Colonial military barracks is back in business. The Old Barracks Museum in Trenton reopened its doors on July 4 after a year-long renovation project that mended its roof, ...

Following an extensive national search, the Capital Philharmonic of New Jersey (CPNJ) has named Kyle Ritenauer as its new music director. The 37-year-old conductor will begin his tenure with the ...

Award-winning poet David Mills read Frederick Douglass’ 1852 speech “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” at the Fourth of July Festival at Morven Museum & Garden on Saturday afternoon. The event ...

More than a decade after plans to restore Paul Robeson’s childhood home first took shape, the historic house at 110 Witherspoon Street is entering its final phase of construction, bringing Princeton ...

The Yardley Players presents Disney’s The Little Mermaid July 10-19 at the Kelsey Theatre on Mercer County Community College’s West Windsor Campus. In this musical for audiences of all ages, a young ...

Princeton Pro Musica’s (PPM) board of trustees has announced the appointment of Kenny Litvack as its new executive director. Litvack is the first full-time executive director in the organization’s ...

The Joint Effort Princeton Witherspoon-Jackson Community Safe Streets Summer Program returns July 31 through August 9 and will once again celebrate the people, history, and traditions of Princeton’s ...

The sequence of literary events that began on July 2, 1961, with the suicide of Ernest Hemingway ended on July 8, 1822, with the drowning of Percy Bysshe Shelley. As my wife just pointed out, I can’t ...

Thirty years ago, Mediterra Restaurant and Taverna led a cultural and culinary renaissance when it opened its doors at 29 Hulfish Street in the summer of 1996. It is still leading the way today as it ...

Considering the roof collapse at a BJ’s store in Ocean County and flash flooding inundating Camden’s streets —to name just a few weather-related catastrophes plaguing New Jersey in recent days — ...

AT NASSAU PARK: Briz and the Revival are the opening act at the 2026 Summer Music and More series on July 18. West Windsor Arts is kicking off another season of free, family-friendly entertainment ...

When Tina Charles retired in May from the WNBA after 14 seasons, she explained: “When gratitude outweighs fear, I think that’s when you know it’s time.” Former Princeton University women’s hoops ...