U.S. 1 Crashes a Party: Arm In Arm Fall Benefit
Arm In Arm, the Trenton-based nonprofit organization, raised more than $90,000 at its annual fall benefit in Princeton.
Princeton Festival Gala
There’s still a month to go before this year’s Princeton Festival gets underway with its eclectic combination of opera, musical theater, and chamber music, and jazz.
U.S. 1 Crashes a Party: Princeton Family YMCA Centennial Awards
The Princeton YMCA celebrated its Centennial Awards with an evening of food and good conversation in the Y’s gymnasium on October 25.
McCarter Theater’s Gala
Mid-century Cuban style was on full display as McCarter Theater Center hosted its 40th gala benefit, supporting its ongoing artistic and educational missions in Princeton and around the region....
Arts Council Welcome Reception for Taneshia Nash Laird
When Taneshia Nash Laird was hired to replace outgoing executive director Jeff Nathanson, the Arts Council board noted that she brought “a unique blend of arts, economic development,...
Princeton Symphony Orchestra’s Gala
Princeton Symphony Orchestra celebrated its annual gala on April 13 at Jasna Polana.
McCarter Theater Gala
McCarter Theater’s May 7 gala was marked with style, music, and tribute. The theme, Truman Capote’s Black and White Ball, marked the 50th anniversary of the celebrity novelist’s famous...
Princeton YMCA’s Centennial Awards
There were no Clinton or Trump signs at the Princeton YMCA’s Centennial Awards. Just ubiquitous buttons reading “Zoe for President.” Mind you, Zoe isn’t on any ballot; she’s...
Princeton Symphony Orchestra Gala
If the 200-plus guests at the April 9 Princeton Symphony Orchestra gala didn’t arrive with rhythm, they got some soon enough at the sold out event at Jasna Polana....
Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce Business Leadership Awards
Editor's Note: For the full photo spread of the December 2 gala, see page 39 of the U.S. 1 December 9 print edition. Photos by Mark Czajkowski.The Princeton Regional...
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