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Herb Society of America, Delaware Valley Unit Presents Medicinal Herb Gardening
Learn how to grow, harvest and use common garden herbs with Amanda of Locust Light Farm
Wednesday March 25, 7pm at Holcombe Jimison Farmstead Museum. 1605 Daniel Bray Highway, Lambertville
Cost is $20 per person; light refreshments will be served
reserve your spot here:
https://tinyurl.com/HSAMedicinalHerbs
The National Canal Museum in Easton presents “America's Second Revolution”. This exhibition is both a commemoration of the early industrial revolutionaries and the Museum's Lehigh Valley 250 exhibition in honor of our country's semi quincentennial. It tells the story of how early innovators who called the Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor home used the region's natural resources, geography, and their own ingenuity to ignite the American Industrial Revolution. Opening to the public on Friday, March 27th. Located at: 2750 Hugh Moore Park Rd. in Easton
More info at canals.org
The 33rd Annual Phillips’ Mill Photographic Exhibition takes place Sunday, March 29 – Friday, April 17. Featuring 150 works selected from over 1,000 submissions from across the USA. Details at phillipsmill.org
The Animal Alliance will hold a Designer Bag Bingo Night Friday, April 10 with games, prizes, raffles, & tricky tray. Doors open at 5:30 at New Hope-Solebury Upper Elementary School, 186 Bridge St., New Hope. For Tickets & Info: visit animalalliancenj.org All proceeds benefit Animal Alliance.
Breakfast at the Moose takes place Sunday, April 12, 8AM to Noon.
Featuring made to order omelets, biscuits & gravy, pancakes, French toast, scrambled eggs, 3 different breakfast meats, home fries, and more.
Adults $16, Seniors $13, Kids 6-12 $8 Under 5 free. Located at 81 Barley Sheaf Rd. Flemington NJ
It's time for some spring cleaning on the Delaware Canal and towpath.
Do you like to get your hands dirty? Do you look forward to picking up trash? If so, this event is for you!
Our popular Canal Clean-up Day attracts an annual crowd of like-minded, community-oriented, and environmentally aware neighbors who appreciate the Delaware Canal and Towpath and want to contribute to its preservation and restoration.
This year, our focus will be on the southern sections of the towpath; however, volunteers are welcome wherever they can help.
If you can join us, please fill out our online form which contains a full list of work areas. We will put you in touch with the coordinator in that section.
Bring friends, too!
Clean-up activities will begin at 9:00 a.m. and end at noon. Gloves, waterproof footgear, long-handled rakes, grabbing implements, and branch snippers are useful tools for Canal Clean-Up Day. Trash bags can be provided.
For more information about Clean-Up Day, contact the
Friends at 215-862-2021 or friends@fodc.org.
Clean-ups anytime, anyplace are always appreciated!
Join the Raritan Headwaters 36th Annual Stream Cleanup on April, 18th. Registration for the cleanup is at raritanheadwaters.org.
Raritan Headwaters Association in Somerset County will have their popular Nature Days Outdoor Enrichment program back on Wednesdays in the Spring for Children ages 5-8. Class sizes are small, with an environmentally appropriate curriculum filled with discovery, exercise, art and imagination. Learn more at Naturedays.org
The Red Mill Museum Village will proudly display a remarkable piece of local history during its Hands-on History Traditional Crafts Festival on April 25: the Clinton Township Girl Scouts’ Bicentennial Quilt, created in 1976 by more than 150 scouts of all ages to commemorate the nation’s 200th anniversary. Now part of the museum’s permanent collection and rarely on public display, the quilt represents a powerful example of community creativity and patriotism.
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
The Red Mill Museum Village invites visitors to experience the art of traditional craftsmanship at the 2nd Annual Hands-On History Traditional Crafts Festival on Saturday, April 25. This rain-or-shine event brings the past to life through immersive demonstrations of time-honored trades and handcrafts. Admission includes access to the Red Mill’s historic buildings and exhibits. For details, visit theredmill.org
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.
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
2026 Howell Living History Farm Barn Dance Fundraisers
Celebrating with one special dance each season—each inspired by the rhythm of the moon.
Snow Moon Dance on Friday, February 6, from 7:30–9:30 pm. Set in the Historic Charles Fish Barn, it’s a perfect winter evening to gather, dance, and celebrate community together.
Flower Moon Dance – May 1
Free Annual 4-H Dance – July 25
Hunter’s Moon Dance – October 23
All dances feature the lively music of the Jugtown String Band, with Sue DePree calling the dances so everyone can join in—whether you’re a seasoned dancer or brand new.
Guests can enhance their evening with a $25 moonlight carriage ride for two or a keepsake photo. Light refreshments will be available. Historic costumes are not required but are always encouraged for those who enjoy stepping back in time.
Tickets are available on https://howellfarm.org/calendar
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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