Each hour, we broadcast our Community Bulletin Board announcements, but we know you might not always be ready to take down all the details. Explore our featured local events, concerts, shows, fundraisers below – all nearby happenings that make our little corner of the world so unique.

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Troubadour Acoustic Concert series presents Windborne

On Friday, November 22, the Troubadour Acoustic Concert series presents Windborne, a harmony-driven quartet that revels in the vocal traditions of the British Isles and early American folk song. Opening will be Chris Koch, a seasoned singer-songwriter with three albums to his credit.

That’s Friday November 22,  7:30pm at the Morristown Unitarian Fellowship, 21 Normandy Heights Road, Morristown, NJ.  More info is available at folkproject.org

“Jack Rosen: Portrait of a Photographer” 

The Acme Screening Room in Lambertville will show on November 23 at 6pm “Jack Rosen: Portrait of a Photographer” a documentary of legendary New Hope photographer Jack Rosen produced by Lisa Chouteau. Jack Rosen was a noted freelance photojournalist, considered to be the “photographer laureate” of New Hope and Bucks County, PA, documenting area events, trends, and personalities for an extended period ranging from the early 1960s through the late 1990s.  There will be a Q&A with filmmaker plus reception. Tickets are onlineAcmescreeningroom.org

Dec 6: Hometown Holiday, Washington, NJ

Hometown Holiday is a family fun filled evening on Friday December 6, 2024, from 5 pm to 8 pm in downtown Washington Borough, Warren County. Tree lighting, selfies with Santa & Mrs. Claus, free Victorian photo booth, free kids crafts, strolling musicians, and free tractor & carriage rides await you.

Enjoy open house hospitality in the downtown shops and restaurants of Washington Borough. For information, see WASHINGTON BID (dot) org and on the Washington Business Improvement District Facebook site.

Hunterdon County Holiday Parade

The Hunterdon County Holiday Parade takes place Saturday December 7th from 5pm-7pm on Main Street, Flemington.

More info is online hunterdon-chamber.org

Dec 14: Celtic Christmas Concert, Perkasie, PA

Solomon’s United Church of Christ in Perkasie presents Charlie Zahm’s Celtic Christmas Concert of traditional Christmas music and seasonal melodies from Ireland/Scotland on Saturday, December 14 at 7:00 p.m.

Solomon’s United Church of Christ is at 2990 Bedminster Road (Route 113), Perkasie, PA, between Center School and Kellers Church Roads near Bedminster.  No admission fee, but a free-will offering will be taken.  The net proceeds will benefit a local charity.  For directions, see SOLOMONS UCC (dot) org, Solomon’s United Church of Christ on Facebook, or CHARLIE ZAHM (dot) com.

Dec 18: Celtic Christmas Concert, Ewing Township

Kilts and tartan abound as Sean Heely’s Celtic Christmas concert will sweep you away to Christmastime and Winter Solstice celebrations. On Wednesday, December 18, the Bucks County Playhouse Community Arts Series presents this very special Celtic Christmas concert at the Villa Victoria Academy, 376 West Upper Ferry Road, in Ewing, NJ. The concert starts at 8 pm; Tickets start at $58 and are on sale at BUCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE (dot) org, or by contacting the box office at 215.862.2121.

Hunterdon Harmonizers and Evolution in Harmony 

December 18th at 7:00 pm Join the Hunterdon Harmonizers and Evolution in Harmony for an evening of seasonal favorite songs at the Hunterdon County Library (Headquarters) in Flemington. Register on the Events Calendar at hclibrary.us. 

Deer Collisions  

Drivers are reminded to be extra careful as daylight hours shorten and the risk of deer collisions increases. White-tailed deer are involved in thousands of motor vehicle collisions every year; and most of those collisions occur during peak deer mating season, which runs from late October through mid-December. Slow down, watch for deer, especially around dawn and between the hours of 6pm and 9 pm. Be aware, be alert, and brake, don’t swerve.

Toys for Tots 2024

The Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots program accepts toys through December 9th at drop off locations. You can help make this a special Christmas for a child in need in your community by donating a toy to the campaign nearest you. Don’t have time to shop? Visit TOYS FOR TOTS (dot) org to make a cash contribution. Your donation will help fulfil the holiday dreams of a child who otherwise might be forgotten. Be a hero. Support Toys for Tots.

On Saturday, November 23rd, from 12-4pm, Tabby’s Place: a Cat Sanctuary invites everyone to “Thanksgiving with the Cats”, an annual tradition. Guests will enjoy holiday refreshments, self-guided tours of Tabby’s Place, and a smorgasbord of kitty cuddles. Attendees will have the opportunity to feed the cats an early Thanksgiving dinner.

The event is free event, but Tabby’s Place asks guests to bring much-needed canned and dry cat food, non-clumping kitty litter, cat toys, and treats for its 100+ cats to gobble.

For information, contact Danielle Rice at Tabbysplace.org or 908-237-5300. Tabby’s Place is located at 1100 US Highway 202 in Ringoes, NJ, 08551.

Red Cross: National blood crisis may put patients at risk

The American Red Cross is facing a national blood crisis – its worst blood shortage in more than a decade. Dangerously low blood supply levels are posing a concerning risk to patient care and forcing doctors to make difficult decisions about who receives blood transfusions and who will need to wait until more products become available.

Blood and platelet donations are critically needed to help prevent further delays in vital medical treatments, and donors of all blood types – especially type O − are urged to make an appointment now to give in the weeks ahead.

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