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September 2018
West Windsor Food Truck & Craft Beer Festival
Live music, activities for kids and craft vendors. Don't miss the "Alien Parade" to see people and pets in costumes. Craft beer and food ruck vendors and more.
Find out more »Send Hunger Packing Family Fun Day
Come Join the fun and support Send Hunger Packing Princeton. On Sunday Sept. 23 from 1 to 3 p.m. at Hinds Plaza next to the Princeton Public Library, Send Hunger Packing Princeton will be holding their annual fundraiser. This year's theme is family and will include activities like face painting and DJ dancing, as well as freshly popped popcorn. Send Hunger Packing Princeton provides supplemental meals to children in food insecure homes in Princeton.  Send Hunger Packing Princeton is 100 percent privately…
Find out more »Storytime at Barnes & Noble
Join Barnes & Noble for storytime in the children's department. From classic stories and favorite characters, to seasonal stories and new releases, there's always something fun in store. Coloring activities to follow.
Find out more »Storytime at Morven: “Picnic with Monet”
Bring your budding Monet and join Morven for a reading of "A Picnic with Monet". Authors Julie Merberg and Suzanne Bober introduce young readers to Claude Monet’s light-filled paintings through an enchanted picnic in the countryside. Reading followed by tour of Morven, followed by a watercolor painting session in the gardens. All supplies included.
Find out more »Capital City Farmers Market
The Capital City Farmers Market will run every Thursday, May 17 through October 25 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Mill Hill Park located at 165 E. Front Street, Trenton, NJ. Each week the market draws around 2,000 visitors -- workers from the surrounding state/government offices and private businesses, as well as residents and tourists. The market features Jersey Fresh farm produce and regional producers, artisanal food, specialty produce, baked goods, handmade crafts, jewelry, all natural body and face…
Find out more »Friday Storytime at Barnes & Noble
Friday Stories in the children's department at Barnes & Noble. From classic stories and favorite characters, to seasonal stories and new releases, there's always something fun in store. Coloring activities to follow.
Find out more »Saturday Stories at the Princeton Public Library
Stories, songs and rhymes for children and their families. Adults must accompany their children. Princeton Public Library Story Room
Find out more »October 2018
Maker Mondays: Build with Legos
Children in grades 1-5 are invited to participate in a non-competitive community-based Lego session, including building time and round-table discussion. Duplo blocks will be available for younger children outside the Princeton Public Library Story Room.
Find out more »Lit Lab for Kids
Students in first through fifth grades are invited to join the group to read a book and create or explore a hands-on maker activity inspired by the story. STEAM Lab at the Princeton Public Library.
Find out more »Intro to Java for Grades 5-8
Students in grades 5 to 8 will learn Java through a series of sessions featuring project-based coding and group work. Limited to 15; participants should attend all four sessions. Register through the Princeton Public Library's events calendar. LibraryTechnology Center
Find out more »Girls Code
Girls in grades 4 to 8 can explore the programming language Python. In each session, a core concept will be covered, along with an exercise to put your new skills to the test. No coding experience necessary. Limited to 18 participants or bring your own device. Princeton Public Library Technology Center
Find out more »Shabbat Katan
Shabbat Katan is a monthly service designed for Preschool/Kindergarten-aged children and their families. Warm and spirited, this interactive Shabbat experience will include stories, prayers, songs, and a brief Torah reading. Stay for Shabbat Katan lunch and get to meet other families with little ones. Bring your friends, everyone is welcome! Questions? Email: sdiamondstein@thejewishcenter.org
Find out more »West Windsor Family Arts Festival
Join the West Windsor Arts Council for the annual family arts festival at the Nassau Park Pavilion. A wonderful way to spend an afternoon being creative together, featuring free hands-on art activities for kids and families of all ages. Stop by for face painting, a drop and draw activity, a DJ dance party, and more.
Find out more »Math Circle for Middle Schoolers
Students in grades 6-8 engage in hands-on activities and solve puzzles designed by high school students at PRISMS. Important math concepts, including functions, geometry and combinatorics, will be explored. Princeton Public Library Co-Lab
Find out more »How to Build and Launch Web Apps for Ages 8-14
In this multi-week program, 8 to 14 year olds will use the KidzIdeazTECH to learn code to design their own web application and launch it on the web. Princeton Public Technology Center
Find out more »Code It for Grades 4-8
Fourth through eighth graders are invited to drop in for an hour to learn to code using the programming language Python. Each session includes a core concept and exercise. No coding experience is necessary. Princeton Public Library Technology Center
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