Events for Saturday April 11, 2026
Live Performance, School of Rock Princeton
Flea Market @Nottingham High School Our House Band will bring the energy with classic rock, alternative, and modern hits performed by some of Princeton's most talented young musicians. Community Spirit: Support student musicians at this free and family-friendly event Nottingham High School1055 Klockner Rd Trenton, NJ 08619-3046
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Community Celebration: Paul Robeson’s 128th Birthday, ACP
Join the Arts Council for a community celebration in honor of Paul Robeson’s 128th Birthday. This multi-media celebration will honor the legacy of Paul Robeson, Princeton’s “native son” and scholar, all American athlete, artist, and activist. This event is free and open to all ages. Join us.
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Live History Weekend at Morven
Morven Museum & Garden presents "In Time," an interactive mystery theatre experience with Live History USA. Visitors travel through the historic mansion solving a mystery with help from characters from Morven's past. Dates/Times: Saturday and Sunday, April 11–12, 10 am–4 pm (approximately 45 minutes)
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Creative Kiddos Light the Way, Grounds for Sculpture
Price: $10 materials fee per child, Adults free with cost of admission Four glowing paper lanterns with floral designs. Photo from Spontaneous Celebrations Shine a light with recycled art! In this workshop, Kiddos will become inspired by a reading of The Patchwork Bike by Maxine Beneba Clarke and then transform recycled plastic bottles into beautiful, colorful hanging lanterns that will brighten up any room. This eco-friendly activity encourages early learners to use their imagination to transform ordinary everyday materials into extraordinary pieces of art. Each child will leave with a lantern to hang at home. All Creative Kiddos workshops are designed for kids ages 6 to 8 working alongside their adult caregivers.
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Spring Winery Weekend Music Series @Terhune's
Join family and friends for our winery weekend music series this Spring. It is the perfect way to relax, connect, and toast the new season. Enjoy a glass of one of our award-winning wines, sit back, and listen to live music from local artists each week. Styles range from Jazz and Blues to Folk and Rock. The music is from 1 pm-4 pm. Light fare is 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 12 pm-5 pm. No outside food or pets, please. Groups of 8 or more reservations are required tmount@terhuneorchards.com
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Princeton FrancoFest: A Celebration of Francophone Culture
The Alliance Française of Princeton will be participating once again in the Princeton FrancoFest taking place at Hinds Plaza (next to the Princeton Public Library) on Saturday April 11, 2026 from 1-6pm. Come one and all to this exciting Francophone Festival that will bring together concerts, food, crafts and literature in a family-friendly event. Go to our website to access the poster of the event. See you there. https://allianceprinceton.com/
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It’s Never Too Late, Kelsey Theatre
It’s Never Too Late is a heartfelt musical that weaves together the stories of individuals who discover that it’s never too late to pursue their dreams. With a rich tapestry of characters and uplifting music, the show encourages audiences to embrace change and find their true selves, no matter their age or circumstances. This event provides a unique opportunity for the community to experience this brand new work that celebrates personal growth and the courage to make life changes. If you enjoyed the staged reading you will love the full musical, with newly added songs by Louis Josephson $26/$24 PG13 - SPECIAL BUY ONE GET ONE FREE! USE PROMO CODE BOGO LATE AT CHECKOUT. Join us for Afternoon Tea in the lobby after the show on Saturday, Apr. 4th.
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Mame, Music Mountain Theater
3 and 7:30 When the ebullient and convivial socialite Mame Dennis suddenly becomes responsible for the upbringing of her nephew, Patrick, the wealthy sophisticate embraces the challenge, introducing the boy to all of life's wonders. $36 to $38. Click here for more information
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Samba Saturday!, ACP
What began as backyard jam sessions among friends has grown into a joyful community gathering. Samb’in Princeton is Princeton’s first roda de samba, where musicians play around a shared table and everyone is invited to sing, clap, dance, and celebrate together. Join us at the Arts Council to experience the rhythm, warmth, and spirit of samba — no musical experience needed, just bring your energy and enjoy! This event is BYOB — those over 21 are invited to bring their favorite beer, wine, or bubbly to enjoy during the event.
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Princeton Symphony Orchestra Gala 2026
Join us on April 11, 2026 for a joyful black-tie evening at Jasna Polana. Enjoy cocktails, dinner, dancing, and a special musical performance highlighting the talents of Princeton Symphony Orchestra musicians! To join the invitation list or inquire about corporate sponsorship opportunities, please contact Audrey by December 22 at ayeager@princetonsymphony.org. All donations and sponsorships benefit the PSO's concerts and community events, its flagship Princeton Festival, and PSO BRAVO! education programs.
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Angélique Kidjo, McCarter Theatre
Five-time GRAMMY® Award winner Angélique Kidjo is one of the most powerful voices in global music today. With sixteen albums to her name, the Benin-born, genre-defying artist blends West African rhythms with American R&B, funk, jazz, and Latin influences to create music that is as joyous as it is visionary.
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Capital Philharmonic of New Jersey Presents Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 5
The Capital Philharmonic of New Jersey will present its Spring Concert on Saturday, April 11 at 7:30 PM at the War Memorial Ballroom in Trenton, led by Music Director finalist Kyle Ritenauer. The program pairs evocative orchestral miniatures with one of the great Romantic symphonies and offers audiences a full evening of music, visual art, and educational programming. Designed as an immersive cultural experience, the evening invites audiences to engage with the music in multiple ways while enjoying a vibrant gathering of the arts in the historic War Memorial. Ticket holders can begin their evening with a free pre-concert lecture by musicologist Dr. Joel Phillips from 6:45–7:15 PM in the downstairs lounge, offering insights into the evening’s repertoire. The concert begins at 7:30 PM in the Patriots Theater with this vibrant program: Samuel Coleridge-Taylor — Ballade in A minor (approx. 13 minutes) Zoltán Kodály — Dances of Galánta (approx. 15 minutes) Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky — Symphony No. 5 in E minor, Op. 64 (approx. 45 minutes) Audience members will also be able to enjoy a lobby art exhibition featuring works by Liz Aubry and John Gummere, highlighting local artists and expanding the artistic experience beyond the concert stage. To create a welcoming social atmosphere, Tea-For-All will offer refreshments for purchase in the lobby, and a gift vendor will present unique items for sale, making the event a complete evening of art, music, education, and community gathering.
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Hurricane Diane, Theatre Intime
By Madeleine George Directed by Pixley Marquardt '27 To prevent total climate disaster, Diane–a Greek god and part-time permaculture gardener–drops in on four women in suburban New Jersey to redesign their lawns and restart her cult of mortal followers. This hilarious, bold tragicomedy blends HGTV, Real Housewives, bacchanalia, and lesbian pulp, exploring the absurdity of living in the 'new normal,' and what it takes to escape it. April 10-11 at 8 PM, April 12 at 2 PM $12 General | $10 Staff & Seniors | $8 Students or FREE with Student Events Buy tickets at tickets.princeton.edu or the Theatre Intime box office 45 minutes before every show.
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