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Funds to help transform Historic First Presbyterian Church into Downtown Arts, Cultural Center and Economic Engine Non-Profit 120 East State Seeks to Partner with the People of Trenton
120 East State, the non-profit group transforming the historic First Presbyterian Church site into the Steeple Center, a cultural and arts hub...
The Trenton Arts Fund is dedicated to supporting Trenton’s arts organizations and artists – both emerging and established – while working to preserve the history and culture of the extraordinary Trenton community. Working in partnership with the Princeton Area Community Foundation, the fourth round of grants has just opened...
When we bring a pet into our lives, our furry friends can quickly become a beloved member of our families. From the moment we wake up in the morning until the moment we rest our heads, our pets are there to offer us friendship, laughter, and unconditional companionship. As...
On Sunday, October 6th, the Capital Philharmonic of New Jersey invites you to an afternoon of fanfare and fun at the CPNJ’s next performance, "A Centennial Celebration of Gabriel Fauré”. The show will begin at 3pm at the Trenton City Museum, located at 299 Parkside Ave., Trenton, NJ 08606....
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, inspiring communities from across the country to stand together in the fight against this destructive disease. According to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, in 2024 alone, more than 360,000 people will be diagnosed with breast cancer worldwide. But there is hope to be...
Walkers and runners are invited to join the fun along New Jersey's 70-mile-long linear park, the Delaware & Raritan Canal State Park, on Sat., Oct. 26 when two of four main activities are designed for taking a stroll or a run.
The events, organized by the nonprofit D&R Canal Watch,...
Last week Mercer County Executive Dan Benson signed an ordinance passed by the Mercer County Board of Commissioners, which establishes a new Mercer County Office of LGBTQIA+ Affairs.
The new office will assist members of the LGBTQIA+ community to navigate government programs and access services that support job training, housing,...
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will begin restoration work at Sonny Vereen Playground yesterday, September 30, 2024, which will include the installation of clean soil, grass, and mulch. This project is expected to take approximately four weeks to complete. During this time, the park will remain temporarily closed to...
On Thursday, October 3rd, the New Jersey State Library will be welcoming the New Jersey Office of Resilience for their upcoming presentation, “Strength Through Healing”. The conversation will be held virtually on Zoom from 12pm to 1pm. The upcoming webinar-style presentation is free to attend, however, advanced registration is...
When it comes to spending a day in the great outdoors, there’s few activities more exhilarating than hitting the open water for a day of paddling and pleasure. Beyond just a fun leisure activity to pass the time, sports like canoeing, kayaking, and other water activities offer participants a...
On Thursday, September 26th, friends, supporters, and lovers of history gathered at Trenton’s St. Michael’s Episcopal Church for the unveiling of the David Brearley Legacy Center. The morning began with a solemn wreath-laying ceremony upon the final resting place of David Brearley, the man whose life has served as...
With Nearly 20 Million Candy Wrappers Recycled, TerraCycle’s Zero Waste Boxes Help Keep Landfills from Becoming Their Final Resting Place
You know what’s even scarier than ghouls, goblins, and ghosts? The frightening amount of waste left over after every Halloween. According to industry data, American consumers purchase more than $3.1...
Intrinsic in each human being is the desire to know who we are and from where we came. To look back at our lineage and history is to step back from the present and become a part of something much larger than ourselves. An awareness of our ancestry equips...
Election season is almost upon us, and everyone's minds are on November. With campaigns abuzz and candidates vying for your vote, it's hard not to get caught up in the excitement. Beyond just stepping into the voting booth on November 5th, there are countless ways in which you can...
