Events for Sunday April 13, 2025
Punk Rock Rock Flea Market, CURE Arena
We've got a fresh new name, but the same loud, weird, wild energy you know and love! If you haven;'t heard the hiuge news, we're officially now the NEW JERSEY PUNK ROCK FLEA MARKET, and we're kicking off our rebrand the only way we know how... by throwing the raddest, baddest, most chaotic celebration of punk, DIY, and alternative culture this side of the turnpike! Hundreds of handpicked makers, artists, and small businesses from across the country. Dozens of killer food trucks. On-site tattooing & piercing. Live DJs & epic photo ops. One massive weekend of art, food, music & mayhem!
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Missing Dog, Very Helpful, Theatre Intime
Working the night shift alone, a grocery store clerk welcomes back a customer who’d forgotten to buy something on their list. But they’ve been here before — many times before. It’s the customer’s recurring dream, but it isn’t recurring quite right tonight. The key to waking up hangs on the collar of a very helpful stuffed dog, who, unfortunately, has just gone missing. Will they find him in the booby-trapped aisles, or will they get lost back there, too? Tickets can be purchased at the Theatre Intime box office (located in Hamilton-Murray Theater on the Princeton University campus), through the Frist Box Office (in Frist Campus center or at 609-258-9200), or at tickets.princeton.edu. Cost is $12 for general admission, $10 for University staff and seniors, and $8 for students.
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Deathtrap, Kelsey Theatre
This comedy-thriller “to die for,” Deathtrap is the story of the world-famous thriller playwright Sidney Bruhl who is suffering from a chronic case of writer’s block. When one of his former students shows up at his doorstep with what might be the next Broadway hit, Sidney and his wife concoct a deadly plan to make the manuscript their own. Deathtrap is filled with twists and turns in a series of shocking events that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very last moment!. PG13
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Ride the Cyclone, Music Mountain Theater
March 28 - April 13 Music, Book, and Lyrics by Brooke Maxwell and Jacob Richmond ? In this hilarious and outlandish story, the lives of six teenagers from a Canadian chamber choir are cut short in a freak accident aboard a roller coaster. When they awake in limbo, a mechanical fortune teller invites each to tell a story to win a prize like no other — the chance to return to life. This quirky, edgy cult musical is part comedy, part tragedy, wholly enchanting, and will make you feel great about being alive! ? ? Content Warning: Ride the Cyclone contains strong language, mature themes, and references to sex, drugs, and violence. Please note that this production will utilize theatrical fog, pyrotechnics, and strobe lighting.
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An Evening with Dawes @McCarter
Celebrating the release of their latest album, Oh Brother, brothers Taylor and Griffin Goldsmith bring an intimate yet dynamic performance to the stage. This new chapter showcases their deep musical bond, with songs that are both introspective and electrifying. Co-produced by the Goldsmiths and longtime friend Mike Viola, Oh Brother cements Dawes as one of the most earnest, “no-bs” musical acts out there. Don't miss this chance to see one of California's most sincere and versatile rock bands, delivering everything from folk rock to epic jams. Join us for a night of music that reflects 15 years of heartfelt artistry and collaboration. Venue Matthews Theatre
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