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On Sunday, May 18th, from 12-4pm, the Ringoes, NJ cat sanctuary will host its Annual Kitten Shower and Adoption Event. Tabby’s Place invites you to admire and adopt from a “gallery” of kittens.

Reduced adoption fees for all cats and kittens ($100 rather than the usual $150 for one cat, $150 instead of the usual $250 for a pair; discount runs from May 18 – June 1)

·         Playtime with the kittens

·         Free tours of Tabby’s Place

·         Scrumptious refreshments

·         Activities for children, including a scavenger hunt

The love-filled event is free to attend, but donations are much appreciated.

For additional information, please contact our Adoptions Team at adoptions@tabbysplace.org or 908-237-5300

Saturday, May 17, 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM. Arts Alive! Downtown Quakertown, PA

Looking for a fun, family-friendly day out? Don’t miss Quakertown’s Premier Fine Artisan and Craft Event—Arts Alive! Saturday, May 17th from 10 AM to 4 PM in Downtown Quakertown, Pennsylvania.

Enjoy over 200 vendors, six hours of live music, a kids’ courtyard, delicious food trucks, and stunning fine art and crafts. The streets will be closed to traffic and packed with creativity and excitement. Rain date is May 18th. Enjoy the celebration of the arts.

The event is free and for more information go to QuakertownAlive [dot] com

Come to the Cabaret at Phillips’ Mill

“Oops!” is this Year’s Annual Spring Musical

The Phillips’ Mill stage comes alive in May with its annual Spring Musical Comedy Cabaret. This year, the Phillips’ Mill Players present “OOPS!”, May 14 -17, 2025, with four evening performances beginning at 7:30 pm. Get ready for a fun night of entertainment as a troupe of 16 local actors act, dance, and sing their way into your hearts.

Seating is cabaret style and audience members are invited to BYOB and snacks. Doors open at 7 pm. Performance begins at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $28 - $32 including premium seating and member discounts. All tickets must be purchased in advance on the Mill’s website at phillipsmill.org. 

Questions? drama@phillipsmill.org. Phillips’ Mill Community Association, 2619 River Road, New Hope, PA 18938. 215-862-0582.

A Free Community Celebration of Wellness, Fitness, and Family Fun

The Hunterdon County Division of Parks & Recreation and Health Department are proud to present Healthy Hunterdon Fest, a vibrant afternoon of health, fitness, and family-friendly fun, taking place Saturday, May 17, from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM at Deer Path Park in Flemington, NJ.

This free event will be emceed by former New York Giants player Otis Anderson, bringing his energy and inspiration to the day’s festivities.

• Healthy Hunterdon Fest is designed to celebrate healthy living and community connection. Attendees can enjoy:

• Dedication of the new accessible fitness pavilion at Deer Path Park by Eric LeGrand

• Group wellness activities led by the Hunterdon County Health Department and River Crossing YMCA

• Live music and entertainment from Showoff Productions

• A Game Truck for kids of all ages

• A chance to explore the county’s HAZMAT vehicle

• Educational exhibits from the 579 Trail

• A Family Team Trivia Contest with fun prizes generously provided by participating sponsors

• Healthy cooking demonstrations

This event is about bringing the community together in a fun and engaging way while promoting health and wellness resources available throughout Hunterdon County

On Friday May 23, The Troubadour presents "The Brooklyn Invasion," a group of 4 up-and-coming artists from Brooklyn's flourishing music scene.  The four artists representing this talented borough are:

Ilusha Tsinadze, a Georgian-born singer and guitarist,

Pete Galub, hailed as “the lyric-prince of dry wit” by the Village Voice,

Matt Kanelos, a multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter, fuses jazz, classical, and experimental sounds

Dana Lyn, a celebrated Brooklyn-based composer, violinist, and visual artist,

On  May 30,  Vance Gilbert and Jesse Ruben, with D.B. Purkis opening

Concerts are presented by the Folk Project held at the Morristown Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, 21 Normandy Heights Road, Morristown, NJ, at 7:30 pm Info at folkproject.org 

Locktown Stone House Music

Locktown Stone House Music kicks off this year with five “good-time music” concerts. Performances are held on the first Sunday of every month from May through September beginning at 4 pm. Doors open at 3 pm and will include light refreshments prior to the performance. Tickets for each concert are $15/pp online in advance and $20 at the door. Guests under 16 years old are free.
June 8 - Sitar and Tabla Music of India
July 6- Rivertown Vintage Jazz
August  3 - Mariachi Sones di mi Tierra
September 7 - Na'Bodach
https://locktownstonechurch.org

Saturday, June 7, 9 AM. Tails ‘N Trails- Run or Walk with your Dog. Stockton, NJ

Looking for a tail-wagging good time? Come out to Federal Twist Vineyard in Stockton, NJ for a 5k fundraiser event - the 24th Annual Run or Walk With Your Dog. Come for fun, exercise, music, silent auction, awards and prizes and wine tasting. Have the chance to meet adoptable dogs.

9 AM registration with a 10 AM start time and a 11 AM wine tasting for those 21 and older. Tickets are $30 in advance and $35 the day of. To buy tickets, go to their website AnimalAllianceNJ [dot] org and click “Events” and scroll to the Tails & Trails Event.

It’s casual, it’s fun — and 100% of proceeds go to the care of dogs and cats at Animal Alliance. Rain date is Sunday, June 8.

Annual Strawberry Festival, Flemington Presbyterian Church (by the monument) June 5, 6-8 pm. Weather permitting on front lawn. Live music, cakes, ice cream cold drinks AND STRAWBERRIES. Admission ADULTS $5.00 Children 4 to 12 $3.00.

The Washington Borough Farmers' Market, Greenfest, and Juneteenth are rolled into a day long event on Saturday June 14. Featuring music by Los Swamp Monsters, Dave "Doc" Watson Trio, Moss Henry & the Bryophytes, and Ted Lagonera. 70 craft/merchandise vendors, kids activities, electric vehicle display, medicine drop, electronics recycling, paper shredding, and more Free parking, free admission. Visit washingtonbid.org

Music of John Denver will be performed by guitarist and singer, Charlie Zahm, accompanied by fiddler, Tad Marks, at Solomon’s U.C.C. 2990 Bedminster Road (Rt. 113), Perkasie, PA located between Center School and Kellers Church Roads outside of Bedminster on Friday, June 13 at 7:00 p.m.  There is no admission fee.  Proceeds of a free-will offering donation will benefit a local charity.  For directions, call the church office at 215-795-2668 or visit the church webpage, www.solomonsucc.org

HOLCOMBE-JIMISON FARMSTEAD MUSEUM 4th ANNUAL FLEA MARKET

Sunday, April 27th from 8 am to 2 pm. Vendors wanted to sell antiques, household items, toys, collectibles, etc. Spaces are 10' x 30' and are $25.00 each. For more information or application call or text 609-333-3432 or send email to holcombe.jimisonnj@gmail.com. Applications can also be downloaded from our website holcombe-jimison.org The museum is located at 1605 Daniel Bray Highway (Route 29) just north of Lambertville, NJ.

April 26 –28 Friends of the Hunterdon County Book Sale, South County Fairgrounds, Lambertville, NJ

Love books? Don’t miss the Friends of the Hunterdon County Library’s 27th Annual Used Book Sale. It’s happening April 26th through 28th at the South County Park Fairgrounds in Lambertville.

Thousands of books at bargain prices. Saturday, 10 to 5. Sunday is Half-Price Day, 10 to 3. And Monday is Bag Day—fill a bag for just $5 from 9 to 2.

Mark your calendar and stock up on great reads. The South County Park Fairgrounds is located at 1207 Route 179 in Lambertville. For details, visit HCLibrary [dot] US [backslash] Friends.

Red Mill Museum Village Announces Exciting Lineup of Events for 2025

The Red Mill Museum Village, located in the heart of Clinton, New Jersey, is thrilled to unveil its exciting lineup of events for 2025. From educational events to festive seasonal celebrations, this year promises to be a year of discovery and enjoyment for visitors of all ages.

Key Events for 2025:

• Wheels for the Wheel (May 18)

Showcasing classic, modified and restored cars while supporting the iconic and nonprofit Red Mill Museum Village. Enjoy the amazing selection of classic cars and trucks from the 1920's (and sometimes even earlier!) through current day.

For more information including how to register your vehicle or become an event sponsor, please visit  https://theredmill.org/events/ Spectator tickets will be available at the gate on the day of the event; free for current Red Mill Museum Village members.

• Rockin’ the Quarry Summer Concert Series (June 28, July 26, August 30)

The long tradition of live music in the historic Mulligan Quarry continues the last Saturday of the month all summer long with Liquid Garden, The Captains of Leisure and High in the Mid 80s!

• Haunted Red Mill & Happy Haunts (weekends in October)

• Winter Village & Festival of Trees (November 28-30, December 6, 7, 13,14, 20, 21)

Ongoing Attractions and Programs:

There are many other exciting events in addition to those listed above. Please check our website https://theredmill.org/events/  for a full list as well as information on each individual event. Also find a list of the upcoming free educational lectures offered monthly by the Friends of the Red Mill. Of course, as the year progresses, the museum will also be offering lectures, workshops, exhibits, makerspaces and tours for nearly 2,000 New Jersey schoolchildren.

The Red Mill Museum Village’s mission is to preserve, maintain and present to the public the social, agricultural, and industrial heritage of the area through the preservation, maintenance and presentation of our twelve buildings and 40,000 artifacts. By attending our events, you can help support these goals. Whether you are a history enthusiast or just someone looking for fun activities, the Red Mill Museum Village is a must-visit destination in 2025.

For more information about our events, history, hours please visit https://theredmill.org/ or contact Curator of Education and Public Programming Robbie-Lynn Mwangi at educator@theredmill.org

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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