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June 27; Readington Township
HUNTERDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA . The dual musical themes of “Out to Sea” and “Thunder and Lightning on Land” collide perfectly to create a program of works perfect for a summer evening in the park. Music by Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Rossini, Strauss, and more! 7 - 9pm. Free. Deer Path Park, West Woodschurch Road.
AJ CRIOX BAND AND JOE CIROTTI TRIO. An exciting double-header opens the ninth annual Concerts at Ramsaysburg series. The concerts are held in an expansive and bucolic Riverside Amphitheater that has been landscaped between the 200-year-old barn and the Delaware River, part of the twelve-acre historical park 4pm. $10 suggested donation. Ramsaysburg Homestead, 140 Rt 46 at Ramseyburg Rd..
BLAIRSTOWN FARMERS MARKET MAKERS MARKET. Gallery 23 brings an array of local, handmade original paintings, jewelry, ceramics and much more to the farmers market. 9:30am - 1pm. $70. 5 Stillwater Road.
HERBAL BEGINNINGS. Join Kerry Adams, a practicing herbalist of 50 years, for an introduction to understanding plant medicine. Learn how Herbalists traditionally began to understand plants, as well as how to prepare and use them appropriately for a person’s needs. Class will include demonstrations, tastings and a discussion on the importance of understanding, energetically, the plant and the person being treated. 11am - 2pm. $68, resv required. 205 Mt. Bethel Rd.
SUPERNOVA. Festival Jazz: classic and modern jazz with a jam vibe, from Chick Corea, Pat Methany, and John Scofield to classic 60s funky jazz like Eddie Henderson and Wes Montgomery. 3 - 6:30pm. $15 per person, resv essential. ?369 Stamets Road.
PUBLIC READING OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE. The event will feature a variety of activities, including the promotion of Junior Ranger Programs and interactive demonstrations by reenactors from the 2nd New Jersey regiment. Visitors can join in singing soldier songs from the era, explore period-correct tents displaying what soldiers would have carried with them, and learn about the daily lives of soldiers during the Revolutionary War. These activities will be followed by the reading of the Declaration at 1pm. 12pm. Free Admission. Washington’s Headquarters, 30 Washington Pl..
SOURLAND MUSIC FESTIVAL. The festival celebrates the character and beauty of the New Jersey Sourlands and supports planning and conservatory efforts. $30 online, $40 gate. Unionville Vineyards, 9 Rocktown Rd.
AUDUBON: BUTTERFLY WALK. Join the Bergen County Audubon Society as we walk the gardens and fields looking for the many butterflies that visit NJBG. 1pm. Free. 20 Morris Rd.. More...
HANOVER WIND SYMPHONY. Stars, Stripes, and Sousa 6:30pm. Free. Horsehoe Lake Bandshell, 72 Eyland Ave.
Roxbury Arts Alliance; 973/945-0284
July 20; Delaware
LA CUCHINA. Latin Jazz with world-renown musicians. Ramsaysburg Summer Concerts are held in an expansive and bucolic Riverside Amphitheater that has been landscaped between the 200-year-old barn and the Delaware River, part of the twelve-acre historical park. 4pm. $10 suggested donation. Ramsaysburg Homestead, 140 Rt 46 at Ramseyburg Rd..
POHATCONG GARDEN TOUR. Join the Pohatcong History & Heritage Society for this summer's Garden Tour showcasing fantastic gardens and historic Pohatcong Township.
SUIT & MAI TAI. Classic hits 6:30pm. Duke Island Park, Old York Road.
Somerset Concert Series in the Park; 908/722-1200
July 21; Milford
GITAN MAGIQUE. Steeped in the 1930s French jazz of Django Rienhart and Stephan Grapelli, but with contemporary attitude, Gitan Magique performs unique arrangements of well known jazz and classical repertoire as well as engaging original works. Enjoy the farm’s delicious foods which are available for purchase. Seating will be on the farmhouse lawn, with reservations limited in order to observe social distance guidelines. Family friendly, BYOB. No dogs please. 3 - 6:30pm. $15 per person, resv essential. ?369 Stamets Road.
BEAUTY & THE BEATS. Disney fanatics of all ages get ready to sing and dance with this Ultimate Fairytale Show 10am - 12pm. Free. Deer Path Park, West Woodschurch Road.
WARREN COUNTY FARMERS’ FAIR AND BALLOON FESTIVAL. Where else can you thrill to a hot air balloon ride, eat cotton candy on a carnival midway, watch traditional craftsmen at work, get down-and-dirty in a Mud Bog competition, and cheer your neighbor on in a tractor pull... all in the same place? The Farmers' Fair, and Hot Air Balloon Festival is truly a family affair. Come out and play! $9/ $5 ages 5-12. Farmer’s Fairgrounds, Rt. 519 near Stryker’s Rd..
THE HUNTERDON CHORAL ALLIANCE. Over seventy singers belting out pop hits from the radio and the stage 7 - 9pm. Free. Deer Path Park, West Woodschurch Road.
NEW JERSEY STATE FAIR / SUSSEX COUNTY FARM AND HORSE SHOW. New Jersey’s Largest Agricultural Fair, features agricultural events and education, animals, exhibits, horse shows, carnival, petting zoo, vendors, craft tent, flower and vegetable shows, art, 4-H, chainsaw artist and auction, fair food, entertainment. Sussex County Fairgrounds, Rt. 206 & Plains Rd.. More...
New Jersey State Fair; 973/948-5500
August 3; Morristown
ERINYS QUARTET. 7:30pm. 6 Normandy Heights Rd..
Morris Museum Jazz on the Back Deck; 973/971-3706
August 4; Bridgewater
THE RONALD REAGANS. Hits from the 1980s 6:30pm. Duke Island Park, Old York Road.
Somerset Concert Series in the Park; 908/722-1200
August 4; Oxford
DAVE KELLER BAND. Blues & Soul 6 - 8pm. Free. 8 Belvidere Ave.
ANI KALAYJIAN SEXTET. 7:30pm. 6 Normandy Heights Rd..
Morris Museum Jazz on the Back Deck; 973/971-3706
August 17; Morristown
THE FUMOS. 7:30pm. 6 Normandy Heights Rd..
Morris Museum Jazz on the Back Deck; 973/971-3706
August 18; Milford
MARIBYRD. Spend the late afternoon on the lawn of the farmhouse, listening to great music and enjoying great food. Enjoy selections from our delicious farm to fork picnic menu with culinary delights made from our own farm products! Family friendly, BYOB. No dogs please. 3 - 6:30pm. ?369 Stamets Road.
UKULELE FESTIVAL. Concerts, workshops, vendors, open mics, jams and more! This festival will interest long-time uke players, beginning uke players and anyone who has ever been curious about the instrument. 7:30pm. $12. Morristown Unitarian Fellowship, 21 Normandy Heights Rd.
The Folk Project; 973/370-4UKE (4853)
August 24; Delaware
LONI BACH STRING QUARTET. Classical repertoire will fill an expansive and bucolic Riverside Amphitheater that has been landscaped between the 200-year-old barn and the Delaware River, part of the twelve-acre historical park. 5pm. $10 suggested donation. Ramsaysburg Homestead, 140 Rt 46 at Ramseyburg Rd..
CANAL DAY MUSIC & CRAFT FESTIVAL. The old time country fair celebrates the Morris Canal and its contributions to the development of the communities along its banks. with historical demonstrations, arts and crafts vendors, narrated boat tour, kayak rides, live music and more! 10am - 5pm. Free. Hugh Force Park, 170 West Central Ave.
ANNUAL FALL ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL. Visitors will enjoy masterfully-done, handmade wares of highest quality. 10am - 5pm. $5, under 12 free. . Municipal Field; Gazebo Park on Main Street.
CELEBRATION OF THE ARTS JAZZ FEST. Created in 1978 by Phil Woods, Rick Chamberlain, and Ed Joubert, the COTA festival has united world-class musicians, performing artists, and visual artists with music and arts lovers from near and far. Festival site activities include food concessions, arts and crafts booths, strolling musicians, a monitored childrens’ area, storytelling and other surprises during stage changes. Plenty of free parking, a rain tent in case of inclement weather, and handicapped facilities are provided. More...
COTA Jazz and Arts; 570/424-2210
September 14; Morristown
MORRISTOWN JAZZ AND BLUES FESTIVAL. The Hot Sardines, U.S. Navy Jazz Band The Commodores, LaBamba’s Rock ‘n R&B Big Band, Louis Prima Jr. & The Witnesses, Joanne Shaw Taylor 12 - 10pm. Free. On the Green.
Town of Morristown
September 14; Morristown
MIKE DAVIS. 7:30pm. 6 Normandy Heights Rd..
Morris Museum Jazz on the Back Deck; 973/971-3706
September 21; Hackettstown
THE GREAT AMERICAN SOULBOOK. CSC’s Curtain Up season opener features a journey through the decades of Motown, R&B, and other iconic Soulful music that inspired generations. Lackland Center, 715 Grand Ave..
FESTIVAL IN THE BOROUGH. Warren County's largest music and street festival features three music stages, artisans, crafters, exhibitors, food, family fun area, farmers market and more throughout the downtown business district. 10am - 10pm. Free.
HOT AIR BALLOONS, FUN AND GAMES FESTIVAL. Car and motorcycle shows, drone racing, quoits, archery, carnival games, balloon flights. 2 - 9pm. $10 adult, / $8 advance. Warren County Community College, 475 NJ-57.
WALT WILKINS AND MARC DOUGLAS BERARDO. Two accomplished singer/songwriters in an expansive and bucolic Riverside Amphitheater that has been landscaped between the 200-year-old barn and the Delaware River, part of the twelve-acre historical park. 4pm. $10 suggested donation. Ramsaysburg Homestead, 140 Rt 46 at Ramseyburg Rd..
POHATCONG’S HISTORIC HOUSE TOUR. Explore an eclectic mix of stone and clapboard structures dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries. 10am - 5pm. $25 / $65 winery train. Alba Vineyard, 269 Route 627.
DAY OF THE DEAD--DIA DE LOS MUERTOS CELEBRATION. Celebrate with a traditional Mariachi Band, sugar skull face painting, fire pit, vendors. 5 - 9pm. Free. Pocket Park, 44 E Washington Ave..
SOUL SAMURAI. After avenging the death of her lover, a young samurai girl named Dewdrop, along with her faithful sidekick Cert, must now battle through vampire-infested Brooklyn to make it back home. NEXTstage Repertory Lackland Center, 715 Grand Ave..
EXPLORE WARREN HISTORY TRAIL. Historic sites in Warren County have coordinated plans for a self-guided county-wide tour, with family activities at each location. Join us for a weekend of fun and discovery as each stop along the trail offers something different and exciting for the whole family. Start at any site and pick up your trail map and guide. Or find schedule details and a digital map at WarrenHistoryTrail.org 10am - 4pm. Free.
DR. GLAS. An aloof Swedish physician gradually unburdens his soul with the story of his obsession for another man's wife and the murder he plots to win her heart. Lackland Center, 715 Grand Avenue.
MY BUDDY. Legendary comedian Buddy Hackett is brought to life in a live musical, theatrical production, told by the person closest to him... his son, Sandy Hackett. Lackland Center, 715 Grand Avenue.
COURAGE. One-person adaptation of the life of J.M. Barrie, the man who first told Peter Pan's version of this story and whom Hook hates with a passion. Lackland Center, 715 Grand Avenue.
