POSTPONED! STAY TUNED FOR NEW DATE! Pierre Lacombe, retired hydrogeologist with 34 years of experience with the U.S. Geological Survey, who is an active member of the Geological Association of NJ, will lead a walk showing the pivotal role geology and geography played in Trenton’s history on Sunday, November 9. From the Stone Age to […]
The 2nd Thursday of each month the Museum will offer a free afterschool arts drop-in program for teens (14+). New art projects every month.
West Ward Community Conversation with Councilwoman Frisby and guests: Mayor Gusciora and County Clerk Paula Sollami Covello When: Thursday, November 13 @ 5:30 pm Where: Hermitage Ave Police Station , 600 Artisan Street Final Meeting of 2025
Abbott Marshlands Duck Waddle Friday, November 14, 2:00-4:00 pm Gretchen Buxton, assistant environmental education staff with the Tulpehaking Nature Center, and Pat Coleman, past president Friends for the Abbott Marshlands, will guide a duck waddle – the fall version of a bird walk – around the Abbott Marshland starting at 2 p.m. They will lead […]
This multi-venue celebration, happening the second Friday of the month, invites attendees to eat, drink, shop, catch live music with Mel T and Joel Smith, view art, and experience the renewed energy of Trenton’s walkable downtown district. Features open mic, free music, art shows, happy hours, and more!
Mercer Cemetery at Trenton presents Whispers of Trenton‘s Past with medium Danielle Schwartz All proceeds benefit Friends of Mercer Cemetery Danielle Schwartz is a recognized medium. Saturday, November 15 at 2 PM 42 South Clinton Avenue RSVP: Terry at grassrootswest@gmail.com
Join us in the Planetarium for this free talk. A century of physics has placed a singular moment of the creation of the universe---the “big bang”---squarely in the public eye as a fact about our world. How well does this hold up? In the last few decades, better data and better theories have exposed many […]
