Events for Saturday June 21, 2025
Antique Car Show – Terhune's
Antique Automobile Club of America Mid-Jersey Region comes to Terhune Orchards. Running Boards, Rumble Seats, Three-on-the-Tree, Hand Crank Start, Spoke Wheels and Flat Windshields. Most of us don’t remember these features on cars, but if you want to see them close up, and the autos that have them, join us for a display of Pre-World War II vehicles on Saturday, June 21, 2025, 10am-3pm. This group of cars and trucks will take you back to a time before seat belts and cup holders were invented. Bring your kids and grandchildren so they can see how motoring used to look. Owners will be nearby and will be happy to explain the uniqueness and quirks of their cars. Enjoy a day on the farm with live music, lunch and snack food. Winery in the orchard as you enjoy the car show.
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How to Train Your Dragon Release Party @MarketFair
MarketFair is celebrating the release of "How to Train Your Dragon" on June 21 at 11 a.m. To 1 p.m. Families and friends are invited to interact with dragon stilt walker, "Toothless" and a Viking, pose for a customized photo, and enjoy a Viking sword craft activity. In addition individuals who have purchased and show staff their same-day movie ticket, will be entered to win a $150 gift basket of movie memorabilia compliments of AMC.
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Disney's Aladdin Kids, Music Mountain Theater
11 and 1pm Welcome to the marketplace of Agrabah, where we’re about to begin the fantastic tale of the street rat who became a prince! Aladdin KIDS is adapted from the Disney film and features hit songs, including “Friend Like Me,” “Prince Ali,” and “A Whole New World.” Aladdin, Jasmine, Jafar, Iago, and the Genie battle for power and possession of the lamp. Get out your magic carpet and get ready for this enchanting theatrical ride! Click here for more information
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Winery Weekend Music Series, Terhune Orchards
Join family and friends for our winery weekend music series. Set in our wine orchard among 100 year old apple trees, it is the perfect way to relax, connect, and toast the weekend. Enjoy a glass of one of our award-winning wines, by the glass, in a tasting flight or a refreshing wine slush. Sit back and listen to live music from local artists each week. Styles range from Jazz and Blues to Folk and Rock. Music is from 2pm-5pm. Light fare available. Bring the entire family to enjoy fresh air on the farm, stop in the farm store for fresh produce, baked goods and local gourmet items, and stroll on the farm. Barn Door Cafe is open on weekends for lunch fare, homemade treats and ice cream. Winery hours 12pm-5pm. No outside food or pets please. No reservations needed for less than 8 people. Groups over 8 require reservation.
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SSAAM'S Juneteenth Celebration 2025
The Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum (SSAAM), Central New Jersey's only museum sharing the history of African Americans in our region since the trans-Atlantic Slave trade, will hold its fourth annual Juneteenth celebration on Saturday, June 21, from 12 PM to 4 PM (rain or shine). Live music, spoken word and theatrical performances, drum circle, local artisans, storytelling workshops and museum activities for all ages, and delicious cuisine. Join the Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum for a day steeped in history and community connection. Our family-friendly Juneteenth celebration invites visitors to feel the full range of emotions in our liberation stories, from jubilation to sorrow, from defiance to hope. Freedom has always been hard won. We invite you to answer its call with us. Location: National Historic Register-listed Mt. Zion AME Church and historic Reasoner/True House in Skillman, NJ
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Summer Music Series, Palmer Square
Enjoy music out on the Green every Saturday from 1pm-3pm! Join us on the Square for shopping and dining with friends and family, accompanied by an eclectic mix of music that brings Princeton to life. From acoustic covers to classic rock and jazzy favorites, there’s something for everyone to enjoy! Find a spot at one of our picnic tables or bring your own chairs and blankets for afternoon of fun in the sun.
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TrentonPRESENTS: Classic Virtuosi (with a Twist), Philadelphia Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra
Chamber Orchestra, Mill Hill Playhouse, 205 East Front Street, Trenton. www.pvco.org. Philadelphia Virtuosi's 15 world class musicians conducted by Daniel Spalding present a program includeing legendary classical hits from Bach, Stokowski, Mozart, and Lekeu alongside Miguel del Aguila's "Life is a Dream (La vida es sueño)" and Steve Reich's "Triple Quartet." $45.
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The Importance of Being Earnest, Kelsey Theatre
2 and 8pm Oscar Wilde at his very best! If you haven’t seen his favorite “trivial comedy for serious people,” you won’t want to miss this opportunity to join Shakespeare ‘70 for some high society fun. Presiding over the verbal merriment is Lady Bracknell, possibly the most comically domineering aunt in stage history. Ally and Jack try to be Earnest, while wooing Gwendolyn and Cecile, taking the play through some unlikely plot twists. By the way, if you have seen the show before, you will love the chance to renew acquaintance with those lively characters and the witty dialogue. PG
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Live Rock Music Shows, School of Rock Princeton
3:00 PM
Florence Community Center
School of Rock Princeton presents the music of Live Aid. This end of season performance is put on by our Performance Program students who have been working all season in their weekly group rehearsal
What is The Performance Program?
The Performance Program at School of Rock is our hallmark music program, where tens of thousands of students across the world enroll each year. Students are assigned songs and parts in their weekly group rehearsal that are tailored to them based on their age, experience and ability to learn new skills and concepts. These musicians then work through their parts in weekly private music lessons with their instructors, refining the skills and concepts that those songs introduce. The goal of this curriculum is to teach music through the process of preparing for live performances, so at the end of each season, Performance students take the stage and play at local Mercer County music venues in front of a live audience. June 21 - Summer Preview Show
4:00 PM
Florence Community Center
School of Rock Princeton presents the Preview Show for our Summer 2025 Performance Season. This mid season performance is put on by our Performance Program students to showcase what they've been working on so far this season. Throughout the day, we've divided all nine of our Performance rehearsals into two shows. At 4:00 we'll be featuring performances from the 90's Metal, Grammy Nominees 2025, A Tribute to Black Sabbath and Boygenuis: Julien, Phoebe & Lucy groups.
What is The Performance Program? The Performance Program at School of Rock is our hallmark music program, where tens of thousands of students across the world enroll each year. Students are assigned songs and parts in their weekly group rehearsal that are tailored to them based on their age, experience and ability to learn new skills and concepts. These musicians then work through their parts in weekly private music lessons with their instructors, refining the skills and concepts that those songs introduce. The goal of this curriculum is to teach music through the process of preparing for live performances, so at the end of each season, Performance students take the stage and play at local Mercer County music venues in front of a live audience. June 21 - A Tribute to Paramore
7:30 PM
Florence Community Center
School of Rock Princeton presents A Tribute to Paramore. This end of season performance is put on by our Performance Program students who have been working all season in their weekly group rehearsal
What is The Performance Program?
The Performance Program at School of Rock is our hallmark music program, where tens of thousands of students across the world enroll each year. Students are assigned songs and parts in their weekly group rehearsal that are tailored to them based on their age, experience and ability to learn new skills and concepts. These musicians then work through their parts in weekly private music lessons with their instructors, refining the skills and concepts that those songs introduce. The goal of this curriculum is to teach music through the process of preparing for live performances, so at the end of each season, Performance students take the stage and play at local Mercer County music venues in front of a live audience.
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Young Frankenstein, Music Mountain Theatre
3 and 8pm It’s Alive! From the creators of Broadway‘s record-breaking musical comedy sensation, The Producers, comes Young Frankenstein, a monster of a hit musical based on Mel Brooks’ classic comedy film masterpiece. This wickedly inspired re-imagining of the legend of Frankenstein is the story of the bright young doctor Frankenstein (that's Fronkensteen) who travels to Transylvania to complete the masterwork of his grandfather by bringing a corpse to life. Young Frankenstein is a scientifically proven, monstrously good time at the theatre. ? Content Warning: Young Frankenstein contains mild language, suggestive humor, and innuendo consistent with Mel Brooks’ comedic style. Recommended for audiences ages 13 and up.
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ARRIVAL from Sweden: the Music of ABBA, Princeton Festival
ARRIVAL from Sweden is one of the world’s most popular ABBA show bands. It was founded by ABBA Original Musician Rutger Gunnarsson and the Swedish artist Vicky Zetterberg in 1995. The band has toured in over 70 countries, done 82 successful USA tours, and has appeared all over the world. This production has all the features a great ABBA show needs: lovely costumes, extremely talented musicians, and breathtaking singers. Millions of people all around the world celebrate this show as the best ABBA show in the world; this production is the closest you will ever get to seeing ABBA!
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The Bridges of Madison County, Princeton Summer Theatre
Based on the best-selling novel by Pulitzer winner Marsha Norman, and developed by Tony Award winner Jason Robert Brown, The Bridges of Madison County captures the lyrical expanse of America's heartland while exploring what we do for the possibility of love. Winner of the 2014 Tony Award for Best Score and Orchestrations, this sweeping romance with a beautiful score will leave you breathless. Hamilton Murray Theater, Murray-Dodge Hall, Princeton University Princeton, NJ 08544
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