This exhibition highlights the creative practices of Grounds For Sculpture staff, sharing portals into their lives beyond work. Across all departments, these artists express their interpretations of the world around us through meditations, travels, capitalism, cultural & personal identity, nature, fantasy, material explorations, mental health, and memory. As an organization with a strong sense of...

The College of New Jersey School of the Arts and Communication presents Kea and the Ark, March 1–2, 2025, at the Don Evans Black Box Theater in Kendall Hall. Through electric cello, puppetry, movement, and storytelling, White Box Theatre—led by acclaimed artist-in-residence Sebastienne Mundheim—tells the true story of Kea Tawana, a resilient public artist who spent...

Dates: February 3, 10, 17, 24, March 3, 17, 31, April 7, 14 Time: 8 p.m. Location: James Stewart Film Theater at 185 Nassau St. on the Princeton University campus Description: This film screening series organized by Professor Christopher Harris features 16mm analog films by internationally celebrated experimental filmmakers working at the forefront of artists’...

The College of New Jersey School of the Arts and Communication presents Kea and the Ark, March 1–2, 2025, at the Don Evans Black Box Theater in Kendall Hall. Through electric cello, puppetry, movement, and storytelling, White Box Theatre—led by acclaimed artist-in-residence Sebastienne Mundheim—tells the true story of Kea Tawana, a resilient public artist who spent...

Best-selling novelist Ayana Mathis (The Twelve Tribes of Hattie, The Unsettled) and National Book Award-winning poet and translator Marilyn Hacker (Presentation Piece, Calligraphies) read from their recent work in the 2024-25 Althea Ward Clark W’21 Reading Series. Accessibility: Labyrinth Books is an accessible venue. Guests in need of access accommodations are invited to contact the Lewis...

Escape the ordinary and join us at the Washington Crossing Inn for Bourbon & Blues every Tuesday from 6-9pm, February 25th through April 15th. Unwind in our cozy bar & lounge with the smooth sounds of live blues music and an extensive selection of premium bourbons. Enjoy featured spirits like Angel's Envy, Basil Hayden, Buffalo...

This exhibition highlights the creative practices of Grounds For Sculpture staff, sharing portals into their lives beyond work. Across all departments, these artists express their interpretations of the world around us through meditations, travels, capitalism, cultural & personal identity, nature, fantasy, material explorations, mental health, and memory. As an organization with a strong sense of...

The College of New Jersey School of the Arts and Communication presents Kea and the Ark, March 1–2, 2025, at the Don Evans Black Box Theater in Kendall Hall. Through electric cello, puppetry, movement, and storytelling, White Box Theatre—led by acclaimed artist-in-residence Sebastienne Mundheim—tells the true story of Kea Tawana, a resilient public artist who spent...

Join us for a special EmpowerHer edition in honor of Women’s History Month. Our panel of inspiring community leaders including Joan Girgus, Eve Mandel, Leticia Fraga, and Dr. Ronah Harris will share stories of resilience, leadership, and transformation. Discover how women, through their unique perspectives, inspire change, build communities, and shape social progress. This program...

Enjoy festive cheer with complimentary hot cocoa and holiday-themed crafts joined by a different character each week. 6 sessions will be offered (2 each evening). Spaces are limited. Advance registration is required. Wednesday, December 4, 5-5:30PM & 6-6:30PM: Cindy Lou Who will entertain kids with her exciting Seussical tales, interact, do crafts and take photos!...

This exhibition highlights the creative practices of Grounds For Sculpture staff, sharing portals into their lives beyond work. Across all departments, these artists express their interpretations of the world around us through meditations, travels, capitalism, cultural & personal identity, nature, fantasy, material explorations, mental health, and memory. As an organization with a strong sense of...

The College of New Jersey School of the Arts and Communication presents Kea and the Ark, March 1–2, 2025, at the Don Evans Black Box Theater in Kendall Hall. Through electric cello, puppetry, movement, and storytelling, White Box Theatre—led by acclaimed artist-in-residence Sebastienne Mundheim—tells the true story of Kea Tawana, a resilient public artist who spent...

  Description: A reading by Irish novelist and playwright Niall Williams, author of several novels, including This is Happiness, History of the Rain, and the recently published Time of the Child. Cosponsored by Princeton’s Humanities Council and Department of English.. Accessibility: Labyrinth Books is an accessible venue. Guests in need of access accommodations are invited...

Roots of Resistance: Ivone Gebara and Latin American Ecofeminism with Dr. Elaine Nogueira Godsey Assistant Professor of Religion and Society at Drew School of Theology. Dinner will be provided for those in attendance. We ask that you please register in advance so we can make all necessary arrangements for this event. RSVP Here This symposium...

This exhibition highlights the creative practices of Grounds For Sculpture staff, sharing portals into their lives beyond work. Across all departments, these artists express their interpretations of the world around us through meditations, travels, capitalism, cultural & personal identity, nature, fantasy, material explorations, mental health, and memory. As an organization with a strong sense of...

The College of New Jersey School of the Arts and Communication presents Kea and the Ark, March 1–2, 2025, at the Don Evans Black Box Theater in Kendall Hall. Through electric cello, puppetry, movement, and storytelling, White Box Theatre—led by acclaimed artist-in-residence Sebastienne Mundheim—tells the true story of Kea Tawana, a resilient public artist who spent...

Experience an unforgettable evening of laughter and fine dining at Lambertville Station's Comedy Night & Dinner! Join us on Friday, March 21st for a delightful evening featuring a delectable dinner followed by a hilarious comedy show. Evening Schedule: 5:00 PM: Doors Open 6:00 PM: Dinner and Pre-Show 8:00 PM: Comedy Show Prepare to be entertained...

DrKheal2 offers a tandem encounter with María Irene Fornés’s 1968 play Dr. Kheal, in which a learned professor delivers a lecture about the meaning of all things. Professor Brian Herrera and alum Kyle Berlin, Class of 2018, each perform the role of Dr. Kheal simultaneously in different time periods in different venues (Wallace Theater and CoLab) for the...

March 21 - Poor Man's Gambit - The Princeton Folk Music Society presents Poor Man's Gambit, a Philadelphia-based Irish music band. The multi-instrumentalist group comprises Deirdre Lockman (fiddle and vocals), Corey Purcell (button accordion, cittern, bodhran, vocals, and dance), and Federico Betti (guitar and fiddle). Deidre and Corey are steeped in the traditional Irish culture of...

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This exhibition highlights the creative practices of Grounds For Sculpture staff, sharing portals into their lives beyond work. Across all departments, these artists express their interpretations of the world around us through meditations, travels, capitalism, cultural & personal identity, nature, fantasy, material explorations, mental health, and memory. As an organization with a strong sense of...

Bring your favorite wine and chocolate lovers to sample our award-winning wines. For this encore chocolate weekend, we are offering a special wine and chocolate pairing of locally made chocolates and Terhune wines. Chocolate pairing includes wine flight, chocolates and a souvenir glass. We have partnered with Pierre's Chocolates of New Hope, PA known for...

The College of New Jersey School of the Arts and Communication presents Kea and the Ark, March 1–2, 2025, at the Don Evans Black Box Theater in Kendall Hall. Through electric cello, puppetry, movement, and storytelling, White Box Theatre—led by acclaimed artist-in-residence Sebastienne Mundheim—tells the true story of Kea Tawana, a resilient public artist who spent...

This exhibition highlights the creative practices of Grounds For Sculpture staff, sharing portals into their lives beyond work. Across all departments, these artists express their interpretations of the world around us through meditations, travels, capitalism, cultural & personal identity, nature, fantasy, material explorations, mental health, and memory. As an organization with a strong sense of...

Bring your favorite wine and chocolate lovers to sample our award-winning wines. For this encore chocolate weekend, we are offering a special wine and chocolate pairing of locally made chocolates and Terhune wines. Chocolate pairing includes wine flight, chocolates and a souvenir glass. We have partnered with Pierre's Chocolates of New Hope, PA known for...

Celebrating over 25 years of community recitals, the Princeton University Carillon at the Graduate School hosts concerts every Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Graduate College, 88 College Road West. Concerts are held rain or shine. Admission is free. Note: Concerts are not held during the reading period for semester exams.

The College of New Jersey School of the Arts and Communication presents Kea and the Ark, March 1–2, 2025, at the Don Evans Black Box Theater in Kendall Hall. Through electric cello, puppetry, movement, and storytelling, White Box Theatre—led by acclaimed artist-in-residence Sebastienne Mundheim—tells the true story of Kea Tawana, a resilient public artist who spent...