Arts & Entertainment

PorchFest brings music, art and history to Allentown

Allentown’s Main Street will become a showcase for music, art and local history Saturday, Sept. 12, when the Allentown Village Initiative presents the borough’s first PorchFest. The free event will...

Lawrence historian wins $25K national scholarship

While many parents take their children on vacation trips to the beach or the mountains, Julia Ciccone's parents...

Piano Jam opens Richardson’s Steinway to all

For generations, some of the world’s leading pianists have taken a seat at the Steinway grand piano in...

Art Cart delivers a new kind of soul food to town

It’s a hot summer day and brightly dressed Brook Beatty stands on South Broad Street in downtown Trenton. After...

Laura Benanti brings ‘Nobody Cares’ home

Laura Benanti says she is “blessed to be a chameleon.” Her context is unexpected. She is not referring to being...

Gallery’s Small Wonders Bring Downtown Cheer

The pandemic may be putting a cloud over the 2020 holiday season, but at the Cranbury Station Gallery on Hulfish Street in Princeton it’s...

Lighting Up the Holidays, 2020 Style

This shaken up year is getting an equally shaken schedule of presentations to help us celebrate one of the most unusual holiday seasons in...

Off the Presses: ‘Why Vegan? Eating Ethically’

Moral philosopher and Princeton University professor Peter Singer will discuss his new book, “Why Vegan? Eating Ethically,” during Labyrinth Books’ livestream event set for...

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Off the Presses: Hal Foster’s ‘Brutal Aesthetics’

Art critic and Princeton University professor of art and archaeology Hal Foster says his new book “Brutal Aesthetics” — the subject of a Wednesday,...

Off the Presses: ‘Conservatism: The Fight for a Tradition’

The Princeton University Press recently partnered with the online New Books Network to launch the Princeton University Press Ideas Podcasts — a series featuring...
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