Local Info to Help You Get Involved and Stay Engaged
These are some of the organizations and resources that you may find entertaining and/or enlightening.
Trenton Area Calendar of Events
See a full calendar of upcoming Trenton opportunities, activities and meetings.
Calendar of Events
Calendar of Events
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Capital Philharmonic
The Capital Philharmonic of New Jersey is a professional symphony orchestra dedicated to enriching the community through classical music performances.
Concert Schedule
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Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie
The museum houses a fine collection of art and artifacts related to Trenton’s historical, industrial, and cultural past and present. They host a range of community events for all ages.
Ellarslie collections and Events
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Trenton Eat Local Club
Trenton Eat Local Club: supporting Trenton restaurants one plate at a time.
Check out the FaceBook Group
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Passage Theatre
Passage Theatre Company is committed to creating and producing socially relevant plays and arts programming that deeply resonate with and reflect our community.
Passage Theatre Offerings
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NJ State Museum
A center for the exploration of science, history and the arts,
preserving and sharing stories that inspire curiosity and creativity.
NJ State Museum
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The Trenton Daily
The Trenton Daily is an online publication of greater Trenton that offers a fresh perspective on New Jersey’s Capital City from a lens of opportunity and progress.
Trenton Happenings
Click Here Trenton Downtown Association
Trenton Downtown Association (TDA) is a nonprofit organization in the heart of the state capital, devoted to strengthening and promoting downtown Trenton as a great place to live, work, and visit.
Trenton Free Public Library
Providing the citizens of Trenton with information, programs, and activities that meet and anticipate the educational, cultural, social, and recreational needs of the community.
Trenton Free Public LIbrary
Library
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Trenton Historical Society
Dedicated to the study and interpretation of Trenton’s history, the preservation of its historic buildings and artifacts, and the dissemination of information about New Jersey’s capital city and its illustrious past.
Historical Society
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William Trent House
Trent’s 1719 house is one of the best existing examples of early Georgian architecture in the Mid-Atlantic region.