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NJ’s Black Baseball Still Playing in History
New Jersey is home to lots of baseball history, including the creation of the Negro Leagues — now celebrating their 100th anniversary.
Off the Presses: ‘Lincoln on the Verge’
Historian Ted Widmer’s recently released book, “Lincoln on the Verge,” brings the era to life by taking readers on Lincoln’s 13-day, 1,900-mile train multi-city journey from his home in Springfield, Illinois, to the nation’s capital. The trip includes stops in Princeton and Trenton.
In Conversation: Black Stories in Art
The Arts Council of Princeton continues its monthly series of virtual conversations between artists on and curators on Tuesday, July 7, with a discussion between Mario Moore and James Steward.
Art of Quarantine VIII
Artists responded to U.S. 1’s invitation to share visual thoughts, feelings, and discoveries during our current health crisis.
Gallery Going: Peter Hugar’s ‘Susan Sontag, 1975’
With regional museums closed and waiting to reopen, we are continuing to remind readers of their important collections by highlighting visual art works you can visit as soon as social distancing practices change and museum doors are allowed to reopen to limited capacity on July 2.