Events for Tuesday September 26, 2023
Read & Pick Kids Program, Terhune Orchards
9:30 and 11am Scarecrows Read & Pick is an innovative program that combines hands-on farm activity with your young child followed by an education program with stories highlighting the fruit or farm area. In our next program, we welcome young farmers to celebrate planting time, gardens, and nature’s bounty. We will be reading books highlighting gardening and growing followed by an educational component. Then everyone will be a farmer and plant seeds to take home. Online pre-purchase of tickets is required. Register at terhuneorchards.ticketspice.com/read-pick For more information visit www.terhuneorchards.com/read-pick-program/
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Outdoor Storytime at Princeton Shopping Center, PPL
Join us in the courtyard of Princeton Shopping Center for an interactive event featuring books, songs, rhymes and movement for children of all ages and their adult caregiver(s). If the weather is inclement, Outdoor Storytime will be canceled and the library website updated on the morning of the scheduled program. Bring a blanket to sit on. Registration is not required.
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Reading: Three Irish Women Poets, Trinity Episcopal Church
33 Mercer Street, Princeton. In this collaborative reading three acclaimed Irish poets, Jane Clarke, Katie Donovan and Catherine Phil MacCarthy reflect on a changing Ireland. In the process, they explore how poetry may reveal and restore the past, giving memory and story legitimacy.
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Street Taco Tuesday and Margarita Specials @Chauncey
Join us in the CBar on Tuesdays this Fall for everyone's favorite - street tacos and margaritas! Chauncey Conference Center & Laurie House Visit us at: www.chauncey.com Tel: 609-279-6471
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“Bob Jenkins: In His Own Words,” Film Screening @Princeton Public Library
“Bob Jenkins: In His Own Words,” a short film about the life of the Princeton resident and sculptor who taught children for many years at the Arts Council of Princeton, will be shown Tuesday, Sept. 26, at 6:30 p.m., in the Community Room of Princeton Public Library. The screening will be followed by a reception attended by Jenkins, who is 92, and filmmaker and Princeton resident Krysia Kolodziej. During the reception, there will be a Q&A session where Jenkins will talk about his life and Kolodziej will discuss the making of the film. There will also be a scavenger hunt where children will look for the library’s “Cheetah” sculpture created by Jenkins. Light refreshments will be served. Jenkins arrived in Princeton from New York City in 1991. He began teaching clay and paper mache sculpture to children at the Arts Council of Princeton In 1993. This event is co-presented with the Arts Council of Princeton.
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Write Your Way into College: Secrets of a Successful Admissions Essay, Princeton College Consulting
Peter Tilles, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Princeton College Consulting, will be revealing how to stand out in your college essay with "Write Your Way into College: Secrets of a Successful Admissions Essay". Due to limited seating, preregistration is highly recommended--register here to receive priority seating and a copy of the presentation. TigerLabs is located at 300 Witherspoon Street, Suite 201, Princeton NJ 08542. This event is hosted by TigerLabs, a co-working space and entrepreneurship center located in downtown Princeton, NJ. Tigerlabs was founded by serial entrepreneurs & venture capitalists with the goal of organizing the growing startup ecosystem between Philadelphia and New York City. They provide a shared collaborative workspace within an energetic and upbeat community.
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