Princeton Info

The disgruntled yet family-loving artist is the subject of the Princeton University Art Museum’s “Gainsborough’s Family Album,” developed by the National Portrait Gallery in London and on view in Princeton through June 9.

American composers have always had it tough. And in the golden age of American classical music, composers of color had it especially bad. Two of them will be featured on an ambitious program to be performed by the Capital Philharmonic of New Jersey at the Trenton War Memorial on Sunday, February 24, at 4 p.m.

In preparation for the televised Academy Award ceremonies on Sunday, February 24, regional film centers are once again screening “Oscar Shorts,” short documentaries, animation, and live action films contending for top spots in the film industry.

Mark Twain in 1897 is reappearing in Trenton to commemorate his February 23, 1869, speech at the Taylor Opera House. But this time he arrives as a week-long exhibition and series of events at the Trenton City Museum in Cadwalader Park.

NAMI NJ is accepting entries for its annual Dara Axelrod Expressive Arts Mental Health Poetry Contest.