All events are subject to change or cancellation. Please click or call ahead to confirm.
All events are subject to change or cancellation. Many may be canceled or postponed. Please click or call ahead to confirm.
March
Wednesday, 3; Morristown
RAIN. Beatle triibute 7:30pm. 100 South Street.
Mayo Performing Arts Center; 973/539-8008
Thursday, 4; Newton
CROCE PLAYS CROCE. A.J. Croce performs a complete set of classics by his late father Jim Croce, 8pm. 234 Spring Street.
The Newton Theatre; 973/383-3700
Friday, 12; Morristown
STOMP. Unique and magnificent rhythms. 8pm. 100 South Street.
Mayo Performing Arts Center; 973/539-8008
Friday, 19; Newton
JOHN WAITE. 8pm. 234 Spring Street.
The Newton Theatre; 973/383-3700
Saturday, 20; Newton
THE AIRPLANE FAMILY. 8pm. 234 Spring Street.
The Newton Theatre; 973/383-3700
Thursday, 25-29; Hackettstown
SWEAT. Set near her hometown of Reading, PA Pulitzer prize winning SWEAT details the life of a close knit group of friends who have been affected by their factory closing, ending the only way of life the town has known for generations. Lackland Center, 715 Grand Ave..
BATTLE OF BOUND BROOK. Living History Weekend at the Abraham Staats House remembers Washington’s army at Middlebrook with American and British soldiers re-enacting battles in street and field, Colonial crafters, encampment, children’s activities, special programs and tours and more. 17 Steuben Lane.
Friends of the Abraham Staats House;
Sunday, 11; Clinton
MILITARY HERITAGE DAY. Reenactors and artifacts representing America’s military history. 12 - 4pm. Red Mill, 56 Main St..
NEW JERSEY FOLK FESTIVAL (VIRTUAL). This year’s festival will be held virtually as programs and events are uploaded throughout the month of April. The 2021 theme: Oaxaca! Oaxacan culture originates in México. Free. Eagleton Institute (Woodlawn), at the corner of George Street and Ryders Lane.
Rutgers University; 848/932-5775
Saturday, 24-25; Lambertville
SHAD FESTIVAL. Artists, crafters, shad hauling demonstrations, guide walking tours, entertainment, and a shad dinner. 12:30 - 5:30pm. Bridge and Union Streets.
Saturdays • NATURE WALKS. Hike the Paulins Kill Valley Trail. Hike different
sections with various themes. Hikes leave from Kittatinny SP, Warbasse Jct.,
or Footbridge Park in Blairstown. Free.
Weekends • THE PEQUEST TROUT HATCHERY AND NATURAL RESOURCE EDUCATION CENTER hosts a series of programs about the natural world around us for young and old alike. Preregistration is usually required. Topics range from a child’s first introduction to nature to seminars for expert fly fishers.
Ongoing • TOURS OF WASHINGTON'S HEADQUARTERS AT THE FORD MANSION.
The Washington’s
Headquarters Museum includes includes three exhibit galleries, a 30-minute introductory video, and the Discover History Center. Tours of Fords Manion will be made available at 10 and 11am and at 1, 2, 3 and 4pm. There is no entrance fee to visit the park’s Washington’s Headquarters Museum.
The park’s grounds, parking areas, tour road, 27 miles of hiking trails, and restroom facilities at the Jockey Hollow area are open to the public, seven days a week, 9:30am - 5pm.
