Roxey Ballet brings ‘Nutcracker’ back to TCNJ

Roxey Ballet will return to The College of New Jersey this Thanksgiving weekend with its 31st annual production...

Emily Nemens gets a grip with ‘Clutch’

Emily Nemens is a writer’s writer. Drawing on personal experience and interests, her new novel, “Clutch,” has been celebrated as a must-read by The New York Times Book Review....

Arts & Entertainment

Morven steps back into Revolutionary Princeton

Morven Museum & Garden will turn back the clock 250 years Saturday, Oct. 3, with Princeton 1776 Fest, an afternoon of Revolutionary-era demonstrations, music,...

Business

Open space parks to be managed by nonprofit

The Herrontown Woods and the Autumn Hill Reservation have been "adopted" by the Friends of Herrontown Woods - at least, for maintenance purposes. The Princeton...

Trenton-Mercer Airport gets new leaders as expansion, new flights loom

Trenton-Mercer Airport has a new leadership team, with Michael Caires taking over as airport director and Matt Parker named deputy airport director. The appointments, which...

Latest Articles

It’s a Wrap! The Student Filmmakers’ Version of Cannes

Tim O’Connor has mixed feelings about legendary film director Terrence Malick, whose latest film, “Tree Of Life,” starring Sean Penn and Brad Pitt, won...

Define and Build the Brand of You

Do you have a personal brand? If you’re on sites like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter, you are building one whether you realize it or...

Thursday Night Jazz: They’ve Come a Long Way, Baby

Thursday Night Jazz will give a family-friendly CD release party for their second CD, “Blue Flame,” Saturday, July 16, 2 to 5 p.m., at...

Small Busineses Go to SOHO

The needs, problems, and questions of a business owner with a one-person office or home office are often different than from those of a...

Where Do Songs Come From? Ask Hannah Larson

Hannah Larson, the singer-pianist who will be appearing at Indie Music Night at its outdoor venue, Griggstown Pavilion, on Saturday, July 16, remembers the...

Opera Review: ‘Barber of Seville’

The giggles and guffaws of Saturday night’s audience for Giacomo Rossini’s “Barber of Seville” certify the timeliness of the two-century old opera. Rossini did...

Current Issue

CE – US1