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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At WDVR - We’re putting a special spotlight on local animal shelters and nonprofit animal rescue organizations in Hunterdon County, New Jersey — as well as Bucks County and the Lehigh Valley in Pennsylvania.
If you’re part of a shelter or rescue group, we’d love to help share your mission, your adoptable pets, and your upcoming events on the air and on our website.
Please send us your organization’s name, contact information, and a brief description of what you do by visiting our Bulletin Board at WDVRFM.org - and using the contact form at the bottom of the screen.
Together, we can help more animals find safe, loving homes — with help from you and WDVR.
There will be Noon Meals every Friday at North Wales Baptist Church, 136 Shearer St, in the Boro of North Wales, PA . All are Welcome. For more information contact Pastor Rodney at 610-547-1127
Celebrate the spirit of the season at the Blue Army Shrine Festival of lights in Asbury, New Jersey. From December 7 through January 11, the shrine will be illuminated every evening starting at 5 PM- 9pm, offering beautiful displays for the whole family to enjoy. Admission is free for everyone! Bring your loved ones to 674 Mountain View Road East, and share in a serene and joyful holiday experience. More info at bluearmy.com
Every day, families in Hunterdon County face the crisis of homelessness — but Family Promise is here to help. As the county’s only residential support center for families, Family Promise provides temporary shelter, case management, homelessness-prevention services, and long-term support that helps parents and children regain stability and secure permanent housing. If you or someone you know needs help — or if you’d like to volunteer or donate — visit FamilyPromiseHC.org or call 908-782-2490.
Join Solebury Township Historical Society on Sunday, January 4th, for their Revolutionary Brunch—a lively tribute to the upcoming 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence held at beautiful Hollyhedge Estate in New Hope PA.
This year’s featured speaker, Clint Flack of the Mercer Museum, will bring the past to life with a fascinating presentation on the local militia and loyalists who shaped our community during the American Cause. It will be an afternoon of good food and captivating stories.
Visit soleburyhistory.org for more information and purchase tickets.
Family Services in Montgomery County is looking for reliable, dedicated volunteers to deliver meals and friendly greetings to homebound older adults in Montgomery County, PA. Also needed are drivers, home visitors, and helping hands. Types of volunteer services include: Home repairs/organization · Transportation · Errands · Companionship. For info call 610-326-1610 or visit FSMONTCO.org
The Joe Cirotti Trio, a seasoned string band from Northwest New Jersey’s Appalachian ridge, blends American folk, jazz, country, and bluegrass with modern flair. Formed in 2015, the trio—Joe Cirotti (guitar), Pete Lister (upright bass), and Timmy Coyle (mandolin, guitar)—crafts a sound rooted in tradition and blue-collar passion.
Over the course of a prolific 40+ year career, 32 releases and 17 solo albums, Rees Shad has crafted music that is both poignant and profound. He is dedicated to crafting short story songs that cross genre lines to engage his audiences in deep and meaningful ways. More info at https://folkproject.org/mec-events/2026-01-02/
Friday January 9 monthly Open Stage with a welcoming atmosphere. It's not a bar atmosphere; the audience is there to listen. To sign up to perform email Chairman Todd at openstage@folkproject.org .
More info at https://folkproject.org/mec-events/2026-01-09/
Friday January 16, Troubadour Acoustic Concerts presents Connor Garvey and Becca Stevens
Connor Garvey has been touring nationally since 2009, performing at some of the country’s most respected folk festivals and venues including Kerrville New Folk Festival, Rocky Mountain Folks Fest, Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, and Club Passim. He’s shared stages with artists like Brett Dennen, Tall Heights, The Ballroom Thieves, Catie Curtis, John Gorka, Ellis Paul, and David Wilcox. bBecca Stevens is a GRAMMY-nominated songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer whose music blends Appalachian folk, jazz, and experimental indie into an emotionally resonant, genre-defying sound.
More info at https://folkproject.org/mec-events/2026-01-16/
Friday January 23, Troubadour Acoustic Concerts presents Eleanor & Dario and Jon Hayes
When charismatic duo Eleanor Dubinsky (USA) and Dario Acosta Teich (ARG) perform together, they connect – to each other, to audiences, to diverse traditions that become surprisingly familiar, and the deeper reaches of human emotion. Their concerts in English, Spanish, French and Portuguese invite audiences to travel the world. Jon Hayes is an acoustic-indie singer/songwriter whose music explores the passage of time, identity, and spiritual reflection. Drawing on deeply personal themes, his songs wrestle with questions of growth, mortality, and faith.
More info at https://folkproject.org/mec-events/2026-01-23/
Friday January 30, Troubadour Acoustic Concert Series presents Bob Malone and Crys Matthews
Called “a keyboard wizard” by The New Yorker, Bob Malone has amassed a loyal international fan-base through nearly 30 years of touring and nine critically acclaimed album releases. He played keyboards with John Fogerty for 12 years and has been a session player for Ringo Starr and Avril Lavigne.
Nashville-based Crys Matthews is the voice of a new generation, a powerful lyricist and “poster child for intersectionality”. Matthews turns folk, gospel, and Americana into heart-pounding anthems of hope, justice, and love. Her award-winning album Changemakers takes on immigration, the opioid crisis, Black Lives Matter, and gun safety – but always with a warm heart and a mighty voice.
More info at https://folkproject.org/mec-events/2026-01-30/
EASEL Animal Rescue
EASEL Animal Rescue in Mercer County, NJ recently took in a large group of Maine Coon cats from a breeder hoarding situation and it's kitten season, so there are lots of adoptable felines looking for homes.
Their number is 609.883.0540
For more information go online https://www.easelnj.org/
They are located close to the Trenton-Mercer Airport off I-295)
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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