February 6th through March 19th The Trentoniana Exhibit at the Trenton Free Public Library features a rotating glass display showcasing themed archival materials from the library's collection. Each installation highlights a different chapter in Trenton's history.
Every second Friday: Trenton2Nite Events Friday, Feb 13 Dinner at 1911 Smokehouse Followed by Performance at Passage Theater .
This year’s event will feature live sets from local jazz musicians including The Super Band, Pheralyn Dove Duo, Roy Richardson, Jr., and Hana Sabree. In addition, Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman will be honored for her remarkable, barrier-breaking career spanning over 50 years in public service to the State of New Jersey and the nation. RSVP […]
Four Centuries of African American Soldiers Saturday, February 21, 2026 - 10 am to 4 pm In the Historic Trent House Four Centuries of African American Soldiers is a living history program that tells the heroic stories of America’s black warriors spanning four hundred years until today. The program includes authentic military artifacts, re-enactors, and military […]
Postcards from Italy - String Sextet Sunday, February 22, 2026 3:00 PMHistoric Trenton Masonic Lodge 100 Barrack Street Pack your musical bags and take a journey through sun-soaked landscapes and centuries of Italian inspiration. This all-string chamber program opens with the elegant and expressive voice of 17th-century composer Isabella Leonarda—one of the few women […]
Register by Feb 9 Trenton Area Stakeholders (TAS) brings together a diverse extended support network of community leaders who initiate and sustain efforts that have a strong positive impact on the youth and families of Greater Trenton. Originally developed as a youth leadership initiative in 1995 by the Princeton Center for Leadership Training (PCLT), the […]
Her Influence on History: The Women who Shaped Washington's Trenton with Martha King Location: Community Room A; Trenton Free Public Library Join historian Martha King for an engaging look at the remarkable women whose actions, leadership, and community roles shaped George Washington's experience in Trenton during the American Revolution.
TRENTON FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY The Trentoniana Exhibit at the Trenton Free Public Library features a rotating glass display showcasing themed archival materials from the library's collection. Each installation highlights a different chapter in Trenton's history.
Jefferson's Words, America's Story LOCATION: TRENTON FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY, COMMUNITY ROOM A Join Princeton historian Andrew Fagal for a fascinating look into the world of Thomas Jefferson and the monumental Jefferson Papers Project.
La Dolce Fiamma Sunday, May 3, 2026 at 3:00 PMPassage Theater • 205 E Front St. Trenton, NJ Once upon a time—long before rock stars and TikTok—there were singers so famous that composers wrote arias just for them. Their voices had a quality like no other! This concert brings you back to that time […]
TRENTON FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY The Trentoniana Exhibit at the Trenton Free Public Library features a rotating glass display showcasing themed archival materials from the library's collection. Each installation highlights a different chapter in Trenton's history.
Revolutionary Relics Location: Reading Room at Trenton Free Public Library Local History Librarian Robert invites you to a special showcase featuring remarkable and rarely seen 18th-century documents and books from the Revolutionary period of Trenton's history.
