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.
African American Abstractions Surround yourself in the vivid colors and exuberant shapes and patterns of abstract artists James Dupree, Femi Johnson, and Kenneth J. Lewis Area abstract artists James Dupree, Femi Johnson, and Kenneth J. Lewis worked closely with curator Janis Purcell to select works that bring an explosion of color and shape to the […]
TRENTON RUN CLUB First meet up: Cadwalader Park May 2 10:00 Check In and Stretch 10:30 3 mile Group Walk/Run Parkside Avenue, Trenton. All levels welcome - beginners, walkers, kids friendly, pet friendly.
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 […]
At least ten African American Veterans of the Civil War rest in Trenton’s Locust Hill Ceremony. Since their deaths, much has changed in Trenton, and their graves were neglected for many years, but a restoration effort has now brought together residents, multiple city groups and civic leaders. On Saturday, May 16, 2026 from 10 a.m. […]
Come here the Capital Singers of Trenton perform Testament of Freedom Sunday, May 31 @ 4 pm Sacred Heart Church (343 South Broad Street)
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.
