Events for Saturday September 27, 2025
Fall Family Fun Weekends, Terhune's
Celebrate the season at Terhune Orchards with a day full of family fun on the farm! Each weekend offers more than 30 festive activities and attractions for all ages. Come early for free Wagon Rides (10am-1pm) and stay for toe-tapping Live Music (12-4pm). Apple Fresh: Pam’s Food Pavilion is filled with country fare, famous cider donuts, fresh apple cider, pie and so much more. Wine Orchard: In our 100 year historic apple orchard, enjoy a tasting flight or a glass of red, white, or fruit-based estate wines made from our own grapes and fruit.. Winery: For weekend entry, admission tickets must be purchased. Tickets are required for adults and children ages 3 years and up. Entry is free for children under 3.
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Hopewell Tour Des Arts
Enjoy free access to local artists' studios and pop-up spaces. Visitors can interact with artists, watch them work, and purchase art in various mediums - painting, sculpture, jewelry, and more! Maps of the Tour provided at Hopewell Train Station.
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Central Jersey Beverage Fest, Mercer County Park Festival Grounds
Old Trenton Road, West Windsor. www.cjbeerfest.com. Breweries, distilleries, meaderies, wineries, and cideries offer samples of their drinks. Live music, craft vendors, and food trucks on site. 21+ only. VIP hour from noon to 1 p.m. Register. $50 and up; $10 for designated drivers.
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MCLS Book Festival: Keynote Speaker Alicia Ostriker, Lawrence Library
Lawrence Headquarters Branch 2751 Brunswick Pike Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 609-883-8292 Join us for a rare opportunity to hear acclaimed poet and scholar Alicia Ostriker at the inaugural MCLS Book Festival. With 19 poetry collections to her name—including her latest, The Holy and Broken Bliss: Poems in Plague Time—Ostriker brings a voice both urgent and timeless. Twice nominated for the National Book Award and a former New York State Poet Laureate, she will read from her new work and sign books following the presentation. Don’t miss this profound literary moment with one of America’s most resonant poetic voices. Registration is requested.
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Fall Music Series, Palmer Square
Celebrate the fall season with live music every Saturday afternoon on the Green! Enjoy al fresco dining, browse local shops, and let the sounds of acoustic covers, classic rock, and jazzy favorites bring the town to life. Grab a picnic table or bring your own chairs and blankets to relax on the lawn as you enjoy a crisp autumn afternoon filled with great music and good company!
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Opening at Trenton City Museum
Put on your finest red and black and celebrate the spirit of Sport Nite Extravaganza, the new local history feature at Trenton City Museum. The exhibition opens with a festive reception on Saturday, September 27, from 1:30 to 4:30 pm. An array of vintage-costume-clad mannequins, student artwork and reproductions, audio recordings, yearbooks, and memorabilia recalls the school spirit of students at Trenton High School across the decades, from 1935 to 1999.
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Campus Art Tours, Princeton University Art Museum
Get your steps in on a guided outdoor walking tour of one of the country’s most significant collections of nineteenth- and twentieth-century sculpture. From Henry Moore to Louise Nevelson, our campus art collections make extraordinary artworks a part of everyday life. Discover sculptures by modern and contemporary artists and learn about materials, techniques and the elements of design and balance. All tours are held outdoors, rain or shine, and are stair-free. No RSVP required; meet in front of Nassau Hall.
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The SpongeBob Musical, Kelsey Theatre
2 and 8pm Playful Theatre Productions Plunge into this stunning all-singing, all-dancing, dynamic stage show! When the citizens of Bikini Bottom discover that a volcano will soon erupt and destroy their humble home, SpongeBob and his friends must come together to save the fate of their undersea world. With lives hanging in the balance and all hope lost, a most unexpected hero rises up. The power of optimism really can save the world! Based on the popular TV series. $30
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I & You: The Musical, Berlind Theater at McCarter
2 and 7:30 A McCarter World Premiere, thrillingly adapted from Lauren M. Gunderson’s acclaimed and award-winning worldwide hit, with an electrifying new score by Ari Afsar. See it here first. Caroline—stuck at home with an illness—and Anthony—an earnest overachiever toting Walt Whitman and waffle fries—are classmates pulling an unexpected all-nighter. What starts as a reluctant assignment soon sets both their worlds spinning into a soul-searching exploration of fate, friendship, and the fragile wonder of being alive. Gunderson’s award-winning play has been produced over 200 times and translated into fifteen languages, leaving audiences surprised, filled with hope, and proclaiming it a “must-see” theatrical experience for over a decade.
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Concert - “Bygone Broadway,” Calvary Baptist Church
“Bygone Broadway,” a concert at Calvary Baptist Church, 3 Broad Street, Hopewell. Vocalist Emily Byrne is accompanied by Aurelien Eulert. Part of Hopewell’s Tour des Arts 2025. $20 ($10 for children).
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Golu Extravaganza, WWAC
Join us for the celebration of Navratri, a traditional South Indian holiday. Enjoy captivating Indian classical music, fun art activities, and captivating insights into Golu.
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Concert @Rockingham State Historic Site
On Saturday, September 27, 2025, at 4:00 p.m., Rockingham State Historic Site will host a concert by Practitioners of Musick at the Kingston Presbyterian Church on Rte. 27 in Kingston, NJ. This concert will celebrate Rockingham and the evolution of the historic house through local and international music reflecting the period of its 18th- & early 19th-century owners, the Higgins, the Berriens & the Crusers. Musicians performing will be John Burkhalter on English and Small Flutes, Donovan Klotzbeacher on harpsichord and Rebecca Mariman, soprano. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED for attendance at this program by emailing rockinghamPoM25@dep.nj.gov, with your last name, # who wish to attend and a phone number. Your reservation will be complete when you receive a return confirmation email from us. Capacity for this program is higher than past on-site programming due to the larger venue! The event is open to ages 12 and up and there is a suggested donation of $10/person at the door.
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