Arts & Entertainment

Howl-O-Ween raises money for senior dogs at Marty’s Place

Halloween will go to the dogs this month at Marty’s Place Senior Dog Sanctuary, where the annual Howl-O-Ween Family Fest will bring families and their four-legged companions together in...

Jewish stories take the screen at Rutgers Film Fest

The Rutgers Jewish Film Festival returns to North Brunswick in November with 13 films exploring Jewish history, culture...

West Windsor farmers market again ranks among nation’s best

On Saturday mornings, a parking lot behind the Princeton Junction train station becomes something of a downtown for...

Graffiti moves from city walls to museum halls

If all goes as planned, sometime in the next few years East State Street in Trenton will welcome...

Bordentown house tour opens doors to historic homes

Six private homes and six historic sites in Bordentown City will open their doors to visitors Saturday, Nov....

In Her Own Words: Hoenig’s ‘Rhythms of the Land’

"Rhythms of the Land,” an exhibit by artist Susan Hoenig, is on view at the Hutchins Galleries at the Lawrenceville School from Thursday, December...

Art of the Worldlings

Visitors to Small World Coffee will get to see another side of their baristas in December, as they host a takeover of the monthly...

Art of the Season

Two art shows — at the geographic extremes of U.S. 1’s readership area — offers readers and art lovers the chance to view some...

Bent Iron Brewing, Hamilton’s First Brewery, Opens

Hamilton finally has a brewery that it can call its own, although one must travel almost to the easternmost portion of the township to...

Ayat Brings Its Take on Palestinian Cuisine to Princeton

It’s been almost four years since New York Times restaurant critic Pete Wells designated Ayat, a Palestinian restaurant in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, a “Critics...

Coyne Installation Takes Up Residence at GFS

This winter at Grounds For Sculpture, you can experience the union of art and nature by heading indoors. ...
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