Events for Friday June 27, 2025
Sunset Sips & Sounds, Terhune Orchards
Come join us in our historic apple orchard for Terhune wine, music, light bites and friend-filled evenings every Friday nights June through Sept 6 at Terhune Orchards Vineyard and Winery. What a great way to unwind after the week, meet friends, bring your family, enjoy the sunset on the farm. Grab a glass of one of our award-winning wines, tasting flight or wine slush, sit back, relax, and enjoy live music from local artists each week. Styles range from Jazz and Blues to Folk and Rock. Music from 5pm-8pm. Winery is open 12pm-8pm. Barn Door Cafe is open for homemade dinner fare and light bites fresh from the farm.
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40th Summer Concert Series at Princeton Shopping Center
Join us for a special summer concert series as we mark four decades of live music, community, and unforgettable moments. Now on Friday’s and featuring Triumph Brewery’s pop-up beer garden, your weekend plans start in the courtyard. Enjoy a vibrant lineup of talented local bands while you dine and shop, every Friday through August 15th.
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Highway Run, A Live Tribute to Journey and Female Rock, Lambertville Station
Get Ready to Rock! Join us for an unforgettable night at the Lambertville Station Inn on Friday, June 27th for Highway Run, a live tribute to Journey and Female Rock! Your $90 per person ticket (plus tax and service fee) includes: • Valet parking • A fantastic three-course dinner starting at 6 PM (doors open 5:30 PM) • An electrifying live show! Don't forget to visit our cash bar for specialty cocktails and mocktails! Space is limited, so grab your tickets and get ready for a night of great food, music, and fun! Call us at 609-397-8300 ext 500. https://www.lambertvillestation.com/
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Dancing Under the Stars, Hinds Plaza
Members of Central Jersey Dance Society demonstrate basic steps and lead others in an evening of dancing to recorded music of all kinds on Hinds Plaza, weather permitting. Join us twice a month from June to September for our 11th season of this collaborative dance event co-sponsored by the library and Central Jersey Dance Society. Dates include: June 13, 27; July 11, 25; Aug. 8, 22; Sept. 12, Sept. 26. Sept. 26 will feature dances and music from Latin America for Hispanic Heritage Month. In case of rain or extreme heat, the event will be held in the Community Room.
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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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Young Frankenstein, Music Mountain Theatre
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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The Importance of Being Earnest, Kelsey Theatre
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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