Events for Thursday March 4, 2021
Princeton Farmers' Market Winter Market
The Princeton Farmers' Market is happy to announce that our Winter Market Series kicks off this Thursday, December 3rd. We will be staying put at our temporary outdoor location on Franklin Ave, providing ample space for social distancing. Markets will operate 10am - 2pm on select dates. Market dates are posted on our website calendar and can be viewed at www.princetonfarmersmarket.com/calendar . The market is authorized to accept SNAP/EBT cards and matches up to $10 on SNAP transactions, per eligible customer, per day. Those eligible for SNAP benefits can learn more by emailing princetonfarmersmarketnj@gmail.com With Covid numbers rising we are requiring all shoppers to wear masks at all times and practice social distancing while waiting in lines. We encourage customers to visit our website and browse the "Vendors" page to learn about pre-order options, contactless payment methods, and more. Market info and resources - www.princetonfarmersmarket.com
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Virtual Princeton Business Forum, Princeton Merchants Association & Mayor Mark Freda
Hear the latest Municipality updates from Mayor Mark Freda AND Join our panel of local professionals for a lively discussion on "The What, The Why & The How: Improving Your Online Presence" To help tailor our forum discussions to best suit the needs of our business community, we would like to hear your thoughts. We’ve created a two-question survey that takes only a minute to complete. Your input matters!
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Women in the American Revolution - Seminar, Old Barracks Museum
What does an average day in a woman's life look like today? Is every woman's life exactly the same? We'd likely answer no-- but what about a woman's life in the 18th century? Were they the same, or at least similar? What about an 18th century woman's experience of marriage, of work, or of wartime? What did 18th century American women have in common, and what made them different from each other? In honor of Women's History Month, join interpreter Hope Roselle for a seminar about the varied lives, experiences, and hopes of women during the American Revolutionary War.
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Conversation with Composer/Pianist Courtney Bryan
Hear from and converse with esteemed composer/pianist Courtney Bryan in a virtual discussion, held over Zoom, as part of the Spring 2021 composition colloquium series.
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Sourland Mountain Happy Hours Series
The Sourland Conservancy will kick off a new monthly series of live music shows featuring New Jersey artists. "The Sourland Mountain Happy Hour" will be offered via Zoom on the first Thursday of each month, 6:00 – 7:00 PM, starting February 4 – June 3. Tickets are on sale now for just $10. Ticket holders will receive a link to the event. Sign up via http://tiny.cc/SCHappyHour. The music lineup is as follows: February 4th - Bruce Fredericks, March 4 - Pat Foran, April 1 - Jake Thistle, May 6 - AS IS Jazz, and June 3 - James Popik & Supernova.
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Tarot Card Reading and Wine Tasting, Crossing Vineyards & Winery
Get together with your friends for a fun night out. Enjoy wine tasting, dessert and a private Tarot Card reading. Reservations are a must. Cost: $40pp. 1853 Wrightstown Rd., Newtown, PA 18940
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The Junior No. 1 Stories, Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie
Zoom presentation on “Junior No. 1 School Days,” a talk with former principal Albert Williams and teachers with Karl Flesch. Part of a series featuring the stories uncovered while researching the building of Junior No. 1, the first junior high school built in the Eastern United States. Register. $10.
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Unsung Heroines: The Role of Women in the American Civil War, MCLS
This program provides a comprehensive, one hour review of the heroic and awesome accomplishments made by women, both North and South. It covers their role as administrators, journalists, nurses, spies and combatants in an age when women were expected to stay home. These remarkable women defied the culture of their time, surpassed all expectations and provided enormous support to the war effort. Sadly, they never received proper historical notice. This program reveals the enormity of their contributions and sacrifices. Presented by Civil War expert Martin Mosho, who has studied the Civil War for over 50 years and toured many of the most famous battlefields. He is a member of a prominent Civil War society and a retired instructor of Mercer County Community College. Sponsored by the Friends of the West Windsor Library Registration with an email is required, so we can send you a link to connect through GoToMeeting. You will receive the link approximately 24 hours before the program. CONTACT: MCLS Staff hopeprogs@mcl.org
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Family and Community in African American Poetry, Princeton Public Library
Gail Mitchell leads this session using the poems from "African American Poetry: 250 Years Of Struggle & Song" as the basis for discussion. The discussion will explore the theme Family and Community.
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Le Malade Imaginaire, L’Avant Scene, Princeton University
Moliere’s beloved play performed live in French by the student French theater troupe and directed virtually by Florent Masse. Register via EventBrite. Free.
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