Events for Thursday October 23, 2025
Beyond Pink Art Show, YWCA Princeton’s Breast Cancer Resource Center
From Thursday, October 23 to Sunday, October 26, 2025, we will be hosting our 8th Annual Beyond Pink Art Show Gallery! We are kicking off this multi-day event with a fantastic opening night party at Princeton MarketFair on Thursday, October, 23rd! The night promises to be a fun-filled evening with food and drinks, a silent auction and more. This unique pop-up gallery displays art pieces from and inspired by breast cancer survivors and thrivers, celebrating their lives and survivorship journeys. This event will bring hundreds of people together to view such impactful artwork and celebrate the work of the Breast Cancer Resource Center.
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the ART OF Terrariums, Arts Council of Princeton
Guided by Cindy Olentine of Sprouts, participants will explore design techniques, plant care tips, and the calming, meditative process of terrarium-making. You’ll leave not only with a beautiful, self-contained world of your own creation, but also the knowledge to keep it thriving. All materials provided—just bring your curiosity! Register here.
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Exclusive Advance Screening of New Ken Burns Documentary The American Revolution
The Friends of Washington Crossing Park, in partnership with the Princeton Battlefield Society, are proud to present an exclusive advance screening highlights from The American Revolution, a highly anticipated new PBS documentary series from Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein, and David Schmidt. The event will take place on Thursday, October 23, 2025 from 7:00 to 8:30 PM at the Washington Crossing Historic Park Visitor Center in Pennsylvania. Guests will enjoy a 45-minute curated preview reel from the series, introduced by Director Sarah Botstein, followed by a panel discussion moderated by Jennifer Martin, Executive Director of the Friends of Washington Crossing Park. The discussion will explore how documentary filmmakers, reenactors, and living-history interpreters collaborate to bring the Revolutionary era to life. The evening will conclude with an audience Q&A. The Washington Crossing Historic Park Visitor Center is located at 1112 River Road in Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania. Tickets are $20 for members of the Friends of Washington Crossing Park and the Princeton Battlefield Society, and $40 for general admission. Seating is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Reserve your spot now.
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PSO Chamber at Trinity Concert - Brahms' Piano Quartet with Natasha Paremski
Rossen Milanov opens the Princeton Symphony Orchestra Chamber Series at Trinity with an exploration of Johannes Brahms' first piano quartet. The Maestro will introduce and provide insights into the work, which will be performed by a very special quartet including audience-favorite pianist Natasha Paremski and PSO Executive Director Marc Uys as violinist.
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Trivia Night, Crossing Vineyards & Winery
Vineyards and relax with a glass of wine while showing off your mastery of minutiae. No rocket science or brain surgery allowed. The top-scoring team wins a prize; so, bring your friends. Award-winning wines and light bites available for purchase. No cover charge. Reservations suggested
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Belcea String Quartet, Princeton University Concerts
Back by popular demand for their third appearance on our series, the Belcea Quartet returns with the kind of electrifying intensity that makes time stand still. “Still playing like a young quartet, seizing the music’s energy, shocking us out of our seats” (The Guardian), this ensemble jumpstarts our 132nd Concert Classics Series with a program that pulses with boldness and invention. They trace a line from Mozart’s daring “Dissonance” Quartet to Beethoven’s final opus, where the string quartet is completely reimagined—raw, transcendent, and teetering on the edge of the unknown. Adding a jolt of the here and now is a new work by Australian composer Brett Dean, written for the Belcea Quartet. Music that questions, upends, and electrifies—played with a fire that cannot be extinguished.
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An Old Fashioned Family Murder, George Street Playhouse
Arthur Laurents Theater, 11 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick. www.georgestreetplayhouse.org. On a dark and stormy night, a once-grand estate becomes the stage for a chilling crime in this razor-sharp comic mystery from Tony Award winner Joe DiPietro. $35 and up.
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