Events for Wednesday December 7, 2022
Upper School Experience @The Pennington School
On select Wednesday mornings throughout the fall and early winter, students and families interested in Grades 9-12 are invited to visit campus for a morning event. They will have the opportunity to take a campus tour, sit in on a class for twenty minutes, learn about trends in college admission, hear from a student panel, and talk with administrators! Future Dates: 12/14 Register HERE
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Holiday Boutique Shopping with POL Discount, Stella by Stacia
Clothes and fashion should be easy! Stella by Stacia wants to find a way for clients to look polished and chic. We offer curated, beautiful looks that feel easy but look fire. We want you to be comfy on the couch all day then be able to go out without a wardrobe change. To make it even easier, we offer several solutions that ensure what you are purchasing is perfect and makes you feel that way. From online shopping to personal in-home local fittings and even shopping parties, there are options for everyone! Come see what we have to offer featuring comfy, chic, affordable and size-inclusive looks. Feel free to reach out to schedule your session with us or for us to answer any questions you might have. Imagine what a great gift it would be for your partner to have a personalized fit session in the comfort of your home! As a client of Princeton Online, we are offering a special holiday code, “PrincetonOnline” - this will get you 20% off your entire offer.
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Festival of Trees, Morven Museum & Garden
Annual juried collection of ornamental trees and mantels displayed throughout the museum's galleries. On view through Wednesdays through Sundays through January 8.
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Carols of Many Nations, Chapel Choir of Princeton Theological Seminary
3:30, 6:30, 8:30pm Princeton Theological Seminary is thrilled to welcome the public back to our annual Carols of Many Nations services in the Seminary Chapel. These services will feature seasonal readings in many of the languages represented in our community, including Arabic, French, Ogworok, Italian, Kachin, Malayalam, Mizo, Swedish, and Ukrainian. The Chapel Choir will sing Christmas songs in many languages including German, Indonesian, Korean, Spanish, and Yoruba. In addition to some traditional carols, the congregation will join the choir in singing some less familiar fare such as the poignant “Hunger Carol” composed by Shirley Erena Murray (New Zealand) and I-to Loh (Taiwan) and the newly composed “Tres Guajiros” (Three Peasants) by Cuban American composer Tony Alonso. One choral highlight of the evening will be the Yoruba song “Betelehemu,” (Nigeria) led by student conductor Otis Byrd Jr. and accompanied by a resident ensemble of drummers. All three services will conclude with caroling on the Seminary quad.
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Holiday Storytime with the Princeton Storytelling Circle, Morven Museum & Garden
On Wednesday, December 7 at 5:30 p.m., join us for a magical evening of Holiday Storytime with the Princeton Storytelling Circle. The evening will start with a self-guided tour through the museum’s enchanting Festival of Trees followed by snacks and storytime in the Stockton Education Center. Five storytellers from the Princeton Storytelling Circle will share a diverse collection of winter folk tales and holiday stories that are sure to delight adult and young audience members alike. This event is recommended for ages 4+. Tickets are $25 General Admission, $15 for Morven Members. One ticket includes admission for up to two adults and four children.
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Wednesday Night Out: The Lenape and Their Ancestors in Hopewell Valley
The Hopewell Theater, 5 South Greenwood Ave, Hopewell, NJ 08525 American Indians have lived in the Hopewell area for at least 9,000 years. Volunteers and an intern have recently completed cataloging the approximately 2000 Indian artifacts in the Hopewell Museum collection. Much of the material was donated to the Museum by local collectors. Through the study of these artifacts, together with other types of record, including historical sources, we are learning more about the ways of life of the people who lived here for so long. This event is cosponsored by the Hopewell Valley Historical Society and the Hopewell Museum.
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A Christmas Carol, McCarter Theatre
Dec 7 - 24 This McCarter tradition is back and just as spectacular as you remember! Create memories with the ones you love at Princeton's Tony Award-winning theatre. Follow Ebenezer Scrooge on a magical journey through Christmas past, present, and future and watch as this story comes to life around you! This annual holiday tradition will usher you into the spirit of the season with all the joy, wonder, and generosity that Scrooge himself discovers.
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