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Free Digital Equity Training Program for Work First NJ participants (at Mercer County Community College). [Apply Now, classes are rolling admissions] Digital literacy training, industry-recognized credential, workplace readiness coaching, support services and a laptop (upon course completion).
Job Fairs and Job Opportunities in the Mercer County Region. [See the Opportunities, posted April 23] The Mercer County Office of Economic Development and its One Stop Career Center partner with the New Jersey Department of Labor to post current job opportunities in our area.
Call for Authors for the Trenton Book Fair. [Apply Now to Participate] The book fair is October 20. Applications are due by August 30.
Become a Trenton Firefighter. [Applications open now through to August 31] Apply to be part of the Capital City's Bravest! See the Flier: in English. en espanol.
VPGRP Private Career School with 7 Google Career Courses for ages 16-adult (Visionary Philanthropy Group). [ [Apply now through the Mercer One Stop] ] In-person and virtual courses available. Contact the Mercer One Stop at 26 Yard Avenue, Trenton, 609-989-6523 to register and get your tuition paid. For more information, contact Nyene Baker, 609-331-9952, nyenebaker@vpgrp.org
Entrepreneurship as a Second Chance (ESC) - offers formerly incarcerated, or court-involved individuals the opportunity to explore re-entry into society through business ownership. [Application open NOW through to September 12] The program runs every Wednesday from October 7 through to November 18, 10:30-12:30pm. ESC is a pathway to self-sustainability through entrepreneurship. It provides intensive entrepreneurial training along with two years of one-on-one mentoring and business plan development.
Call for Vendors - City of Trenton Upcoming Summer Events. [August 5 through to September 12] Different Locations across the City.
Get Free Assistance with Government Contracting! (from UCEDC) [Apply for assistance any time] If your business meets the criteria, we’d be delighted to discuss how we can support your growth and development further.
Call For All Vendors - Morrisville's First Cultural Festival. [Sign-up Now, the Festival is on October 3] Festival location is Williamson Park, 97 North Delmoor Avenue, Morrisville, PA. There will be live music, food vendors and much more. Showcase your business. Support the community. Be part of something special. Contact MARIO, 407-486-5746, brotherslemonade10@gmail.com for details.
Free Digital Marketing and E-Commerce Support for NJ Businesses (from NJ Economic Development Authority, NJ EDA). [Available Now] The Small Business E-commerce Support Program provides free e-commerce and digital marketing consulting services to New Jersey small businesses in the restaurant, retail and personal care industries that operate from a commercial location.
VENDORS NEEDED - Circle of Friends Flea Market (presented by the Men & women of Character Organization). [Apply now, the flea market is on Saturday, September 5th, 10-5pm] The Flea Market will be at 1027 South Clinton Avenue, Trenton.
Art All Day - Artist and Site Registration Now Open. [Participant Registration now open. Art All Day is September 19] Art All Day is Trenton’s creative showcase: a unique opportunity to experience Trenton as a hub for studios, galleries and creative businesses – a vibrant, diverse urban center of artistry and innovation.
Amateur Photography Contest (Mercer County Library System). [Submit your photos now through to September 14] This is an annual contest for amateur photographers of all ages.
Vendors Wanted - Trenton City Museum Holiday Boutique. [Apply Now, boutique is on November 21 and 22. Application deadline is September 17] Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie, Cadwalader Park, Parkside Avenue, Trenton. Our holiday boutique find those perfect somethings amidst the festive, art-filled setting of Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie Mansion. Apply for a table and be one of the artisans, crafters, and more offering high quality, one-of-a-kind goods including Handmade jewelry … Original artwork … Home accents … Holiday gifts … Ceramics … Accessories and other wearables … Trenton memorabilia … and Collectibles.
Trent-Towne Market: CALL FOR VENDORS. [Every Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 10:30 to 5pm] Trent-Towne Market, 16 West Ingham Avenue, Trenton. Whether you sell unique products, delicious food, or offer exciting services, we want to showcase your talents and bring your business to Trent-Towne Market . If your looking for a home to grow your business contact us at Info@trenttownemarket.com
Advertising Opportunities - Trenton Journal THIRD PRINT ISSUE. [coming in October, 2026, save your advertising spot now] The Trenton Journal is an independent news outlet that reaches thousands of engaged readers across Trenton and Mercer County through our print magazine, website, newsletter, show, and social platforms.
Food Assistance Available to Adults 60 and Over. [Apply Now] Are you 60+ and in need of food assistance? These programs can help.
New Jersey Residents with Sickle Cell Anemia Can Now Access Medical Cannabis. [Available Now] New Jersey’s Medicinal Cannabis Program (previously the Medicinal Marijuana Program) helps registered patients under the care of licensed healthcare practitioners safely access cannabis-based medicine from regulated and monitored facilities.
Write On! The Story of You (Pathway 2 Wellness). [Mondays, 2-3pm] 505 Perry Street, Trenton. Journaling: reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety; stress and emotional regulation. (from the HUT Community)
Managing Anxiety and Overthinking (Pathways 2 Wellness). [every Thursday, 2-3pm] Wellness Event Space, 98 Carrol Street, Trenton. (from the HUT Community)
Women's Group - Healthy Communication (Pathway 2 Wellness). [every Thursday, 2-3pm] 505 Perry Street, Trenton. (from the HUT Community)
HEAT SAFETY - Stay Cool. Stay Hydrated. Stay Safe. [Coming Weeks] Extreme heat can be dangerous. Stay hydrated, limit outdoor activities during the hottest part of the day, and check on family, friends, and neighbors. If you need a place to cool off, contact NJ 2-1-1 or visit nj211.org to find a Cooling Center near you.
Medi-Cool Program (Catholic Charities). [Available Now] Catholic Charities and Rise are distributing FREE air conditioners to Mercer seniors and adults with disabilities who meet eligibility requirements. Contact 609-394-8847 x2529 or 609-924-8018 x3703 or 609-443-4464. email MercerMedicool@cctrenton.org or mjimenez@njrise.org.
¡Preparémonos para los días de calor y la llegada del verano! [now] Experimentaremos días más calurosos en las próximas semanas, por lo que es importante tomar medidas para proteger nuestra salud y la de nuestras familias.
Connection is Prevention: A Single check-in Could Save a Life. [especially during extreme weather] Checking in on elderly loved ones and relatives who are ill - especially those that live alone - is one of the simplest yet most important ways to support their health, safety, and well-being.
Mercer County Mental Health Services Survey. [Survey open until October 30] The Mercer County Division of Mental Health and the Mercer County Office on Addiction Services have partnered with NAMI Mercer to provide surveys to assess and improve mental health services and substance use services in Mercer County.
Mercer County Substance Use Services Survey. [Survey open until October 30] The Mercer County Division of Mental Health and the Mercer County Office on Addiction Services have partnered with NAMI Mercer to provide surveys to assess and improve mental health services and substance use services in Mercer County.
Free Vision Screening (Hamilton Township Division of Health). [Monday, August 24, 3-5:30pm] Hamilton Division of Health, 2100 Greenwood Avenue, Hamilton. Appointment Required - Call 609-890-3825 for an appointment. See the Flier:
A Celebration of Life - A Day for the Community / Una Celebración de Vida - Un Día pa' la Comunidad (The Kind Collective). [Saturday, August 29 / Sábado, 29 de Agosto, 10-2pm] Mill Hill Park, East Front Street, Trenton. Come share with us: Food, Art Therapy, Music, Harm Reduction history and education. Just people coming together to heal, learn and support. See the Flier in English/en espanol.
Mental Health First Aid (course given through United Way of Greater Mercer County). [Wednesday, September 16, 8:30-4:30pm] Course Location: United Way of Greater Mercer County, 3444 Quakerbridge Road, Building 3, Suite 101, Hamilton.
Power Moves: Walk and Fitness Festival (Dress For Success Central Jersey). [ [Thursday, September 17, 5pm] Rosedale Park, 424 Federal City Road, Pennington.
7th Annual 2K Color Fun Run for Sickle Cell Disease Awareness (Trenton Top Ladies of Distinction, Inc.). [Saturday, September 19, 8:30am] Trenton Central High School, 400 Chambers Street, Trenton. Run, Walk or Stride! See the Flier.
Capital Health's Community Baby Shower. [Saturday, September 19, 11-1:30pm] Trenton War Memorial, 1 Memorial Drive, Trenton. Women who are pregnant or recently delivered (infants up to three months old) and their support person are welcome. See the Flier:
Wellness Walks! - part of the Hamilton Mayor's Wellness Campaign. [Monday, September 21, 12pm. Rain date: September 28] Kuser Park Farm, 390 Newkirk Avenue, Hamilton. This walk will include a historical tour of the grounds at Kuser Mansion. Meet in the parking lot.
New Jersey Black Aging Summit. [Wednesday, September 23, 10:30-2:30pm] RWJ Fitness and Wellness Center, 3100 Quakerbridge Road, Hamilton. The New Jersey Black Aging Summit is bringing together older adults, caregivers, community leaders, advocates, and service providers for meaningful conversations centered on the experiences, needs, and well-being of Black older adults.
Mercer Vaccine Clinics - FREE vaccines for Children who are uninsured or have NJ Family Care A. [Thursday, September 24, 11-1pm] Mercer County Library - Hopewell, 245 Pennington-Titusville Road, Pennington.
Mercer Vaccine Clinics - FREE vaccines for Children who are uninsured or have NJ Family Care A. [Thursday, September 30, 12-2pm] Titusville United Methodist Church, 7 Church Road, Titusville.
Wellness Walks! - part of the Hamilton Mayor's Wellness Campaign. [Thursday, October 8, 12pm. Rain date: October 15] Grounds for Sculpture, 80 Sculptors Way, Hamilton. Sign-up for this walk available starting in August.
Wellness Walks! - part of the Hamilton Mayor's Wellness Campaign. [Tuesday, November 10, 12pm.] INDOOR EVENT. RWJ Community wellness will be facilitating their Walk Out! program. RWJ Fitness and Wellness Center, 3100 Quakerbridge Road, Hamilton. Sign=up for this event will be available in August.
Revolutionary Generation Project. [Available Now.] A data visualization project that traces the lives of the men and women of New Jersey, Whig and Loyal, free and enslaved, who fought for, survived in, or escaped from the Crossroads of the Revolution during the American War of Independence. (Heritage project)
Treasures of New Jersey - Presents: Grit and Grace — Revolutionary Heroines | Part 1. [Available to view now] An extension of NJ PBS's Treasures of New Jersey series, this three-part digital series explores the women of New Jersey and the Tri-State area whose bravery during the Revolutionary War shaped the founding of our country.
(Heritage Project)
Treasures of New Jersey - Presents: Grit and Grace — Revolutionary Heroines | Part 2. [Available to view now] An extension of NJ PBS's Treasures of New Jersey series, this three-part digital series explores the women of New Jersey and the Tri-State area whose bravery during the Revolutionary War shaped the founding of our country.
(Heritage Project)
Treasures of New Jersey - Presents: Grit and Grace — Revolutionary Heroines | Part 3. [Available to view now] An extension of NJ PBS's Treasures of New Jersey series, this three-part digital series explores the women of New Jersey and the Tri-State area whose bravery during the Revolutionary War shaped the founding of our country.
(Heritage Project)
Trenton Heroes Holiday Giving Dinner (Mayor Gusciora and Trenton Department of Fire and Emergency Services). [Saturday, December 6, 10-2pm] Trenton Fire Department Headquarters, 244 Perry Street, Trenton. To volunteer/donate, please contact Captain Torrey Sykes 609-696-3950.
Mercer County 2026 Recycling Pickup Calendar. [Trenton is every other Wednesday, beginning January 14]
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS, NEW JERSEY. Every person who lives in or visits New Jersey has rights regardless of their citizenship or immigration status. [Lookup your rights now] Governor Sherrill takes seriously her responsibility to protect New Jerseyans’ safety and Constitutional rights. Learn more about your rights and available resources. Know Your Rights | Report ICE Activity | Immigrant Trust Directive | Pro-Bono Legal Services | Avoid Immigration services Fraud | Asylum Guides.
Curfew for youth under the age of 18 (Trenton Ordinance 58-3, notice from the Trenton Police Department). [Notice dated April 3] From July 1 to August 31 the curfew is from 11:59pm to 6am, and from September through to June 30 the curfew is from 9:59pm through to 6am. See the Details:
Princeton Loop Free Bus Service in Princeton. [
Available now] The Princeton Loop is a free municipal bus service open to everyone. The Loop operates Monday through Saturday excluding observed holidays.
(from the Trenton Journal)
764 Network Targets Vulnerable Juveniles Online - Intelligence Note (NJ Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness). [Applicable NOW, please read...] The 764 network, which adheres to nihilistic violent extremism's (NVE) hatred of humanity and desire for societal collapse, consists of transnational threat actors who target juveniles online with self-harm and sexual exploitation. Decentralized 764 tactics include befriending vulnerable minors on social media, gaming platforms, and smart phone applications to manipulate and blackmail them to produce child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and other harmful violent content. (from a 4Cs meeting presentation)
Summer Pools - SCHEDULE (Trenton). [Opening Monday, June 29 through the summer, times vary] The five City Pools: Cooper, Hetzel, Father Rocco, Martin Luther King Jr. and Roberto Clemente.
MAYORAL and AT-LARGE Candidate Forum (African American Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey - AACCNJ) [The Forum was held on Saturday, July 25, 2026] Held at Mercer County Community College (MCCC) James Kerney Campus (JKC), 102 North Broad Street, Trenton.
Support the Trenton Kiwanis Camp Fund and Support Trenton Children's Summer Camp. [Support them now] For 71 years the Kiwanis Camp Fund has made it possible for Trenton children to experience summer camp. We need your help to continue.
New Jersey E-Bike Laws Now In Effect - Licensing, Insurance and Usage Requirements. [Effect NOW] The new NJ E-Bike laws and now in effect. Check the requirements for licensing, insurance and age limits for usage.
NJ Property Tax Relief - Senior Freeze, ANCHOR and Stay NJ programs. [Apply before November 2 for 2025] Please find the new information provided by the NJ Division of Taxation on property tax relief programs.
30 Minutes for Trenton - A Clean Initiative... Together we can make a difference. [Start in your neighborhood now] Choose any 30 minutes to clean your block. Sweep sidewalks, pick up litter, pull weeds, remove debris. If we want better, we have to be better. See the Flier: in English. en espanol.
Weekly Update from Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman. [dated Friday, August 14]
Trenton’s November Election - CANDIDATES CERTIFIED TO APPEAR ON THE BALLOT. [take a look now] The candidates that have turned in the required number of eligible petitions and have been certified to appear on the ballot for the November municipal races in Trenton, are available on the Trenton City Web Site. This is updated by the City Clerk as candidates are certified.
Small Home Repair Program is back for Homeowners in East Trenton! [Apply now through to September 25] Homeowners in the East Trenton Neighborhood are eligible to apply for up to $7,000 in grant funds to be used for health/safety related repairs to their homes. The application period will run 9/25, and applications will be available in person at the East Trenton Center, 601 North Clinton Avenue, and on our website. (from The Trenton Journal)
Citizens Academy - Trenton Police Department. [ [Sign-up Now, the academy starts Monday, September 14 and runs for 10 weeks] ] Located at 225 North Clinton Avenue, Trenton. For more information or to apply: communityaffairs@tentonpolice.net or 609-989-3918.
NJWeedman for Mayor - Backyard Cookout, come meet the candidate and ask questions. [Sunday, August 23, 4-10pm] NJWeedman's Joint Restaurant, 322 East State Street, Trenton.
Mayoral Candidate Conversations with Kenneth Miles of the Trenton Journal [interviews available now] See the interviews: (from the Trenton Journal YouTube Channel)
Trenton Police Department Press Release - Interaction involving a member of Resistencia en acción. [released August 22]
Trenton Community - Name Trenton’s Next Community Destination (For A Chance to WIN $5,000). [Submit your name now through to September 26] Rather than assigning a name internally, the Trenton Housing Authority (THA), in partnership with The Boulevard Collective (BLVD), is inviting the community to participate in selecting a name that reflects the stories, values, history, and aspirations of Trenton. The goal is to ensure that the identity of this destination is shaped with the community, not assigned to it.
Trenton School Board Meeting. [Monday, August 24, 5:30pm] Auditorium of the Board of Education, Central Services Building, 108 North Clinton Avenue, Trenton.
Mercer County Parks Commission - Public Meeting. [Wednesday, August 26, 5:30pm] Trenton Thunder Ballpark, 1 Thunder Road, Trenton. Community members are welcome to attend, share comments, and stay informed about park projects and initiatives throughout Mercer County.
Chambersburg Pedestrian Traffic Safety Workshop. [Wednesday, August 26, 6:30-7:30pm] Location provided upon registration. New Jersey Future is hosting a workshop providing community members in the Chambersburg neighborhood of Trenton an opportunity to: Deepen knowledge on local pedestrian traffic safety issues; Share concerns and insights on the top mobility needs of the community; Explore the best ways to address the neighborhood's pedestrian safety challenges. Light snacks and refreshments will be provided.
Annual Community Day and School Supply Giveaway (Father and Men United for a Better Trenton). [Saturday, August 29, 11-6pm] Cadwalader Park, 36 Parkside Avenue, Trenton.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING. [Tuesday, September 1, 5:30pm] Council Chambers, City Hall, 319 East State Street, Trenton.
Annual Dinner and a Movie on the Lawn - free bookbags, family activities (hosted by Heart of Clara's and Mercer County Executive Dan Benson). [Saturday, September 5, dinner at 5:30pm, movie at dusk] Bromley Field, East State Street, Hamilton. (from The HUT Community)
Week of Liberation: Community Block Party (Salvation and Social Justice). [Friday, September 11, 2-6pm] 16 West Front Street, Trenton. Join us for a vibrant, youth-centered community celebration! Free popcorn and cotton candy, music by DJ Bake, and the first 50 youth (ages 12-24) will receive $25 to open a bank account.
Trenton Mayoral Forum - PUBLIC SAFETY and CRIME (sponsored by the Trenton Journal and the Trentonian). [Saturday, September 12, 10-2pm] MCCC James Kerney Campus, 102 North Broad Street, Trenton. Hear directly from the candidates. Learn where they stand on the issues. Engage in informed civic dialog.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING. [Tuesday, September 15, 5:30pm] Council Chambers, City Hall, 319 East State Street, Trenton.
4Cs Meeting. [Thursday, September 17, 10am] Capital Health, 51 Scotch Road, Ewing.
Trenton Mayoral Forum - HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, and ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (sponsored by the Trenton Journal and the Trentonian). [Thursday, September 24, 6:30-8:30pm] MCCC James Kerney Campus, 102 North Broad Street, Trenton. Hear directly from the candidates. Learn where they stand on the issues. Engage in informed civic dialog.
Hazardous Waste and E-Waste Recycling (Mercer County). [Saturday, September 26, 8-2pm] Dempster Fire Training School, 350 Lawrence Station Road, Lawrence Township.
Trenton School Board Meeting. [Monday, September 28, 5:30pm] Auditorium of the Board of Education, Central Services Building, 108 North Clinton Avenue, Trenton.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING. [Tuesday, October 6, 5:30pm] Council Chambers, City Hall, 319 East State Street, Trenton.
Trenton School Board Meeting. [Monday, October 12, 5:30pm] Auditorium of the Board of Education, Central Services Building, 108 North Clinton Avenue, Trenton.
Paper Shredding - Mercer County. [Saturday, October 17, 9-12pm] 651 South Broad Street, Lot 4.
4th Annual Lead Awareness Day and Community BBQ. [Saturday, October 17, 12-4pm] George Page Park, North Clinton Avenue and Lawrence Steet, Trenton. Family Fun, Free Food, Live Music, LEAD TESTING.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING. [Tuesday, October 20, 5:30pm] Council Chambers, City Hall, 319 East State Street, Trenton.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING. [THURSDAY, November 5, 5:30pm] Council Chambers, City Hall, 319 East State Street, Trenton.
Trenton School Board Meeting. [Monday, November 16, 5:30pm] Auditorium of the Board of Education, Central Services Building, 108 North Clinton Avenue, Trenton.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING. [Tuesday, December 1, 5:30pm] Council Chambers, City Hall, 319 East State Street, Trenton.
Trenton School Board Meeting. [Monday, December 14, 5:30pm] Auditorium of the Board of Education, Central Services Building, 108 North Clinton Avenue, Trenton.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING. [Tuesday, December 15, 5:30pm] Council Chambers, City Hall, 319 East State Street, Trenton.
Solo exhibition of work by Salvador Jiménez-Flores: Raíces & Resistencias (Grounds for Sculpture). [from September 28, 2025, to August 1, 2027] Grounds For Sculpture (GFS), 80 Sculptors Way, Hamilton. GFS presents a solo exhibition of work by Chicago-based interdisciplinary artist Salvador Jiménez-Flores, curated by GFS Executive Director Gary Garrido Schneider.
The TCHS Sport Nite Extravaganza Exhibit. [from Sunday, September 28 through to September 27, 2026. Normal museum hours.] Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie Mansion, Cadwalader Park, Parkside Avenue, Trenton. All are invited. The exhibit features all 42 years of Sport Nite from 1935-1999.
LGBTQIA+ and Allies Mingle and Follow-on Concert. [Wednesday, December 10, 7-8:30pm mingle, 9pm Concert] Pre-Concert Do-Re-Meet: Maclean House, Princeton University Campus (Yellow house at the intersection of Nassau St & Elm Drive. Concert: Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall, Princeton University Campus (a short walk). Princeton University Concerts is pairing its DO-RE-MEET LGBTQIA+ & Allies "Ugly Sweater Party" Festive Mingle with a performance of amazing French accordionist Théo Ould.
Mount Carmel Guild Fundraiser Concert - Sounds of Christmas 2025 with Fr. Alphonse and the Orchestra of St. Peter by the Sea. [Thursday, December 18, 7pm] Immaculate Conception Church, 540 Chestnut Avenue, Trenton.
The Ellarlie Open 43 - Juried Art Exhibition. [Saturday June 6 through to September 6] Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie, Cadwalader Park, 299 Parkside Avenue, Trenton. Showcasing contemporary work by artists from across the NJ-PA-NJ region and beyond, the Ellarslie Open, which debuted in 1983, is one of the area’s premier annual juried shows.
Celebrating America 250: Revolutionary Memorabilia from the TMS Collection (exhibition). [Now until February 1, 2027] Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie, Cadwalader Park, Parkside Avenue, Trenton. Trenton played a pivotal role in the American Revolution. The victories at Trenton in December 1776 marked a turning point in the struggle for independence and helped revive the Patriot cause during one of its darkest hours. As we commemorate the 250th anniversary of the Revolution, this display highlights memorabilia from the museum’s collection that reflects how generations have remembered and celebrated our nation’s founding. (a Heritage Event)
Learn To Roller Skate. [Wednesdays, from July 29 on, 7-8:15pm] 120 East State Street, Trenton. Looking to start roller skating? Or maybe you already have some basic skate skills but want improve? Join us Wednesdays from 7pm in Downtown Trenton! See the Flier.
Community Empowerment Workshops (Transformative Leadership Development Center - Smith Family Foundation). [Applications open August 3, Sessions are 10/12, 10/26, 11/23, 12/14 and 1/11] Held at 471 Parkway Avenue, Trenton. See the Flier. Check the Website.
Sankofa Collaborative - The most compelling accounts of the past can be found in the words of those who lived it. [recently released] The article and websites curated this week by the Sankofa Collaborative are a great place to start...
Listen Up – Trenton Makes Music (a documentary by Art Varga) - Now Streaming free on YouTube. [Available NOW] The film explores this remarkable era - from the 1960s through today—through the voices of the people who lived it. Whether you're from Trenton, grew up listening to its musicians, or simply love great stories, I hope you'll enjoy this celebration of a city and it's music talent that made such a great contribution to the musical landscape. Please watch, share it with friends, and comment on what memories it brings back for you!
Isles Fall Forum - Cities for the Future (Sponsorship and vendor opportunities are open now). [Opportunity open now, gathering is on October 14] Social Profit Center at Mill One, 1 North Johnston Avenue, Hamilton. Businesses, partners, and vendors: on October 14, Cities for the Future fills the Social Profit Center at Mill One with the people rebuilding our region, from nonprofit leaders and elected officials to funders, developers, and community organizers.
Inviting Teams to Participate - The Revolutionary Mile is returning to Downtown Trenton on October 15. [Sign up now, the Revolutionary Mile takes place October 16] A celebration of the city’s diversity and community spirit. We’re inviting teams to participate in one of two ways. Running: Teams compete for the fastest combined time, bringing speed, strategy and teamwork to the course. Historic Footsteps Walk: A more relaxed pace along the same route, with storytelling prompts and discovery points highlighting Trenton’s pivotal role in American history.
(a Heritage Event)
2026 Kobe Day (City of Trenton). [Sunday, August 23, 10-6pm] Cadwalader Park, Basketball Courts, Cadwalader Park, Parkside Avenue, Trenton. Food, Music, Live Performances.
Give Back - Back to School (Chosen Deliverance Holiness Temple). [Sunday, August 23, 1pm] Monmouth Street and Walnut Avenue, Trenton.
Community Feed and School Supply Drive (Mercer County Ruff Ryders). [Sunday, August 23, 2pm onwards] Corner of MLK Boulevard and Kirkbride Avenue, Trenton.
Crown the Community (where Beauty meets service). [Sunday, August 23, 2-6pm] Mill Hill Park, East Front Street, Trenton. See the Flier.
Jazz in the Grass (Simply Pure Trenton). [Sunday, August 23, 3-7pm] 1531 North Olden Avenue, Ewing.
Maharashtra's Heritage and Heart - 25+ Performers. [Sunday, August 23, 4pm] Patriots Theater at the War Memorial, 1 Memorial Drive, Trenton.
Cadwalader Heights House and Garden Tour - Gather Around the Table - Recipes for Community. [GET YOUR EARLY TICKETS NOW - Tour is on Saturday, September 26, 12-5pm] The self-guided walking tour in this historic neighborhood is a biennial tradition and showcases the vision of Frederick Law Olmsted, who laid out the neighborhood and designed nearby Cadwalader Park. We are donating a significant amount of our proceeds to HOMEWORKS TRENTON. This amazing program gives our Trenton young women the opportunity to experience a boarding school experience while in high school. Their new space on Edgewood Avenue along the canal is set to open this fall.
Passage Theatre - Season Launch Event - THE ANSWER IS JOY. [Monday, August 24, 5:30pm] The Lobby Club, 17 East Front Street, Trenton. Join us at The Lobby Club for light hors d’oeuvres and exclusive information and discounts for our upcoming season! No membership required. We’re looking forward to seeing you there!
Dinner-and-a-Movie Event - Learning with Chef Pearl! (presented FREE by Isles). [Tuesday, August 25, 5:30-8pm] Isles, 33 Tucker Street, Trenton. Dinner-and-a-movie events featuring environmental topics and health-focused menus you can make at home. Raffle prizes at every event! To register email: ocaldwell@isles.org or call 609-341-4704.
Tuesdays at Passage - Weekly Jazz Jam. [Tuesday, August 25, 7-11pm] Passage Theatre, 205 East Front Street, Trenton. Contact Kellie Murphy, sunflower823@mac.com, to get on the notification list for Jazz events.
5th Annual Bridging the Gap - Blacks in Philanthropy Conference. [Thursday, August 27, 10-4:30pm] 471 Parkway Avenue, Trenton. One room. One community. One shared commitment to creating lasting impact.
Happy Hour at the Boathouse (music by: Skyline). [Thursday, August 27, 5pm] The Boathouse at Mercer Lake, 334 South Post Road, West Windsor.
Councilwoman Feliciano's 4th Annual Home Run Hitter Event. [Thursday, August 27, 6-11:30pm] Trenton Thunder Stadium, Prime Point Sky Box. Includes food, lite beverages, cash bar, and entertainment.
March on Washington Bus Ride - Defend the Vote (African American Chamber of Commerce of NJ). [Friday, August 28, 4:30am to 4pm] The African American Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a bus trip to Washington to Defend the Vote. The bus leaves the African American Chamber of Commerce Headquarters,379 West State Street, Trenton, on Friday 8/28 at 4:30am to arrive in Washington at 8:00am for the March. Bus returns home the same day at 4:00pm.
Pontoon Boat Delaware River Tours. [Wednesday, August 28, two tours: 9:30 and 11am] Docks by Thunder Stadium, Trenton. Enjoy a riverside view of historical buildings and the wildlife along the Delaware River from the seat of our pontoon boat! Our naturalist will share tales of Trenton’s history, from sturgeon to steel. Participants must be able to remain seated for the duration of the tour.
Happy Hour on the River (music by Rumbaile, Salsa & Sanata). [Friday, August 28, 4:30-7pm] Riverwalk Park, Router 29 and Lamberton Street, Trenton. County Executive Dan Benson invites Mercer County residents and visitors to attend upcoming Happy Hour on the River gatherings at South Riverwalk Park in Trenton. These events will be held before each Trenton Thunder game on Fridays from 4:30 PM to 7 PM, beginning July 24th and running through August 28th.
Trenton Victory Town Dinner. [Friday, August 28, 6-8:30pm] Coopers Riverview, 50 Riverview Plaza, Trenton. Join W3R-US and the Trenton Housing Authority for a special Victory Town Dinner commemorating the 245th anniversary of the American and French armies’ crossing of the Delaware River on their march to victory at Yorktown. (from The Trenton Journal) (a Heritage Event)
Mercer County Summer Concert Series - Earth, Wind, and Fire Tribute. [Friday, August 28, 6:30pm] Mercer County Park, West Windsor.
6th Annual Commemoration of the American and French armies in Trenton on their March to Yorktown. [Saturday, August 29, 12-4pm] Trent House, 15 Market Street, Trenton. In 1781 General George Washington and Le Comte de Rochambeau, commander of the French regiments sent to aid the Americans in their fight against the British, led their troops along with artillery and supply wagons through New Jersey to the town of Trenton. There they prepared to cross the Delaware River and continue another 350 miles to Yorktown. For several days at the end of August and early September, Trenton with its approximately 500 residents was surrounded by thousands of soldiers, teamsters, and accompanying civilians. (a Heritage Event)
The Crossing - A Revolutionary New Musical (afternoon concert at the Trent House). [Saturday, August 29, 3pm] William Trent House, 15 Market Street, Trenton. While we are commemorating the 1781 crossing of the Delaware by the combined Continental and French armies, we remember the 1776 crossing with a concert of songs from a new musical. Actors from "The Crossing" will perform several of its songs at 3 pm on Saturday, August 29th at the Trent House. (a Heritage Event)
Live Jazz at the Candlelight - Budessa Brothers. [Saturday, August 29, 4-8pm] The Escape Lounge, 24 Passaic Street, Trenton.
Garden Tour at Bellsflower Farm. [Sunday, August 30, 1-5pm] Bellsflower Farm, 33 Rittenhouse Road, Stockton.
History of TCHS’s Sport Nite Extravaganza by curator Karl J Flesch. [Sunday, August 30, 2-3:30pm] Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie, Cadwalader Park, Parkside Avenue, Trenton. Join us for a talk about the history of Sport Nite at Trenton Central High School from 1935-1999 by the exhibit’s curator Karl J Flesch. Experiences from the audience will be heard. Light refreshments provided with reservation. Details.
Anger Management Sessions for Returning Citizens (City of Trenton and Empowerment House). [Tuesday, September 1, 5-7pm] CEAS Center, 509 Perry Street, Trenton. For more information: empowermenthouse823@gmail.com or 609-665-2143. See the Flier.
Fundraiser for Mayor Reed Gusciora. [Tuesday, September 1, 5-7:30pm] Trenton Polish American Democratic Club, 1102 North Olden Avenue, Trenton.
Learning with Chef Pearl! Health Focused Menus and Fun Cooking Demonstrations (presented FREE by Isles). [Tuesday, September 1, 5:30-8pm] Isles, 33 Tucker Street, Trenton. Join us for FREE plant-based cooking demonstrations led by Chef Pearl Thompson! Learn how to create health-focused meals that are easy to recreate at home. To register email: ocaldwell@isles.org or call 609-341-4704.
Tuesdays at Passage - Weekly Jazz Jam. [Tuesday, September 1, 7-11pm] Passage Theatre, 205 East Front Street, Trenton. Contact Kellie Murphy, sunflower823@mac.com, to get on the notification list for Jazz events.
Farmers Market at Mercer County Community College. [Wednesday, September 2, 2-6pm] Mercer County Community College, 1200 Old Trenton Road, West Windsor.
Sipping in Solidarity with Gathering Ground (on ZOOM). [Thursday, September 3, 8:30-9:15am] Sipping in Solidarity is an informal morning check-in space for the Gathering Ground community to ground in with others before starting your day. Bring your own coffee, tea or morning smoothie to our Zoom room, and remember - community matters and you are not alone.
Happy Hour at the Boathouse (music by: Jimmy and the Parrots). [Thursday, September 3, 5pm] The Boathouse at Mercer Lake, 334 South Post Road, West Windsor.
Circle of Friends Flea Market (presented by the Men & women of Character Organization). [Saturday, September 5th, 10-5pm] 1027 South Clinton Avenue, Trenton.
Tuesdays at Passage - Weekly Jazz Jam. [Tuesday, September 8, 7-11pm] Passage Theatre, 205 East Front Street, Trenton. Contact Kellie Murphy, sunflower823@mac.com, to get on the notification list for Jazz events.
Gathering Ground - Movement-Building Call to Collaboration / la Llamado a la Colaboración para Construir un Movimiento. [Wednesday and Thursday, September 9th and 10th, 9-4pm] Princeton Area (exact location provided on RSVP). How do we work together across New Jersey in ways that build real accountability and care, support movement workers so they’re not burned out or isolated, and use popular education to grow shared understanding and power?
Trenton Municipal Democratic Committee Meeting. [Wednesday, September 9, 6-7pm] Mercer County Community College, James Kerney Campus, Kerney Hall, 102 North Broad Street, Trenton.
Happy Hour at the Boathouse (music by: Talking in Cursive). [Thursday, September 10, 5pm] The Boathouse at Mercer Lake, 334 South Post Road, West Windsor.
Mercer County Photography 2026 (exhibition). [September 11 through to October 11] Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie, Cadwalader Park, Parkside Avenue, Trenton.
Annual Unity in the Community - Book Bag and Supplies Giveaway. [Saturday, September 12, 11-4pm] Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church, 150 North Clinton Avenue (Clara E. Sampson Way).
11th Annual Prince Hall Community Day Festival. [Saturday, September 12, 11–5pm] Cadwalader Park, 36 Parkside Avenue, Trenton. Join the Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge, F. & A.M., State of New Jersey, for a free, family-friendly celebration featuring live entertainment, food, vendors, a kids zone, games, health and wellness resources, and more. Hosted with local support from King David Lodge No. 15, F. & A.M., PHA. Live entertainment, food, vendors, kids zone, games, health and wellness and more!
River Fest 2026 - Celebrating the Delaware River. [Saturday, September 12, 11-4pm] Trenton Thunder, Rear Parking Lot. Educational Games and Exhibits: Engage in hands-on learning and interactive fun, courtesy of Mercer County, The Watershed Institute, the Mercer County Park Commission, and the City of Trenton. Including Canoe and Boat Rides, Live Music, Hayrides, Fly Fishing Demonstrations and more.
Hart Avenue and Vicinity Neighborhood Reunion - calling all residents from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s. [Saturday, September 12, 12-5pm] Sonny Vereen Park (formerly known as the School Yard), between Poplar and Fillmore Streets near North Clinton Avenue, Trenton. For more information: billnita82@gmail.com
Poetry and Spoken Word - Bricks and Mortar. [Saturday, September 12, 2-4pm] Hamilton Township Public Library, 1 Justice Samuel A. Alito Way, Hamilton.
Case's Pork Roll Eating Championship. [Saturday, September 12, 2:30pm] Trenton Thunder Ballpark, Thunder Road, Trenton. Registration is now open for the Trenton Thunder World Famous Case’s Pork Roll Eating Championship at River Fest! Five-time defending champion Geoff Esper returns after holding off James Webb in back-to-back finishes.
Season of the Witch - Autumnal Night Market (presented by True North Event Syndicate & Darkside Art & Oddities Market). [Saturday, September 12, 3-11pm] Mercer County Skating Rink, Mercer County Park, 1050 Hughes Drive, Hamilton. We will possess the Mercer County Skating Rink at Mercer County Park for our newest event, THE SEASON OF THE VVITCH AUTUMNAL NIGHT MARKET. We’re taking over the rink, the pavilion, and the surrounding grounds for eight hours of strange art, wickedly talented makers, oddities, vintage treasures, macabre goods, tattoos, food trucks, drinks, brews, entertainment, and all the beautifully bizarre nonsense you’ve come to expect from Darkside.
Tuesdays at Passage - Weekly Jazz Jam. [Tuesday, September 15, 7-11pm] Passage Theatre, 205 East Front Street, Trenton. Contact Kellie Murphy, sunflower823@mac.com, to get on the notification list for Jazz events.
Farmers Market at Mercer County Community College. [Wednesday, September 16, 2-6pm] Mercer County Community College, 1200 Old Trenton Road, West Windsor.
Returning Citizens Summit. [Thursday, September 17, 9-4pm] Mercer County Community College, James Kerney Campus, 102 North Broad Street, Trenton. On behalf of The Freedom Planner and the Mercer County Reentry Coalition, I am excited to invite you to join us for the 2026 Statewide Returning Citizens Summit. This year's theme, "Shifting Power: Transforming Communities Through Collective Leadership," reflects our shared commitment to creating pathways to opportunity, healing, and successful reintegration for justice-impacted individuals and their families.
Happy Hour at the Boathouse (music by: Amazing Grace). [Thursday, September 17, 5pm] The Boathouse at Mercer Lake, 334 South Post Road, West Windsor.
Story & Verse: A Storytelling and Poetic Open Mic. [Thursday, September 17, 7-9pm] Solley Theater, Arts Council of Princeton, 102 Witherspoon Street, Princeton. Share a story, poem, or prose. More Information.
Third Friday Series - Networking. Music. Drink. Culture. (The African American Cultural Collaborative of Mercer County and Trenton UEZ). [Friday, September 18, 5pm to 9pm] South Warren and Front Streets among other places. Come enjoy delicious cuisine, great music, live performances, good people, and an evening dedicated to supporting our local businesses. Together, we shop local.
Paving the Way: Art Inspired by the Trentoniana Cycling Archives (exhibition). [Running from Saturday, September 19 through to December 19] Trenton Free Public Library, 120 Academy Street, Trenton. The Trenton Artists Workshop Association (TAWA) and the Trenton Free Public Library will present the exhibition “Paving the Way: Art Inspired by the Trentoniana Cycling Archives” at the Trenton Free Public Library from September 19 – December 19, 2026. (from the Trenton Journal)
Jersey Fresh Apple Fest - Trenton Farmers Market. [Saturday, September 19, 9am] Trenton Farmers Market, 960 Spruce Street, Lawrence Township. There’s no better time to celebrate fresh food, local farmers, and community
Yardley Harvest Day. [Saturday, September 19, 10-5pm. Rain date: September 26] Downtown Yardley, PA. Harvest Day is a community-wide, family-friendly exhibitor’s event that has attracted visitors from all over the Pennsylvania and New Jersey area. Featuring unique crafter and artisans, businesses, kids and adult entertainment, and delicious food! Whether a vendor, business, or visitor, this is THE Bucks County event you don't want to miss!
7th Annual Partying Sober Charity Event (Empowerment House and Trenton United Family and Friends). [Saturday, September 19, 12-4pm] East Front Street and South Broad Street, Trenton.
Trenton Historical Society ANNUAL MEETING. [Sunday, September 20, 2pm] Masonic Temple, 100 Barrack Street, Trenton. We don’t have a building and we don’t maintain collections. The modern THS is a volunteer organization with a mission to study and interpret Trenton history, preserve its historic buildings and artifacts, and disseminate information about New Jersey’s capital city and the wider Mercer County/Capital region to residents and beyond. Join us at this special meeting and consider joining the Historical Society.
Happy Hour at the Boathouse (music by: Kindred Spirits). [Thursday, September 24, 5pm] The Boathouse at Mercer Lake, 334 South Post Road, West Windsor.
New Hope Arts & Crafts Festival. [Saturday and Sunday, September 26 and 27] New Hope-Solebury High School, 180 West Bridge Street, New Hope, PA. The festival will feature 160-plus juried artists, live music, food trucks, children’s activities and a free downtown shuttle.
Princeton Porchfest (NEW DATE) [Saturday, September 26, 12-6pm] Starting at noon, multiple porches around town – generously lent by neighbors – will host sets of live music throughout the day. Most porches feature five sets each. A new act takes the stage on the hour, every hour, from 12-6pm. Details.
Café Improv. [Saturday, September 26, 7-10pm] Solley Theater, Arts Council of Princeton, 102 Witherspoon Street, Princeton. Attendees can expect an evening of exciting local music, poetry, comedy, and more!
Storytelling Festival at the Historic Schenck Farmstead (Historical Society of West Windsor). [Sunday, September 27, 11-4pm] Historic Schenck Farmstead, 50 Southfield Road, West Windsor.
Dinner-and-a-Movie Event - Learning with Chef Pearl! (presented FREE by Isles). [Tuesday, September 29, 5:30-8pm] Isles, 33 Tucker Street, Trenton. Dinner-and-a-movie events featuring environmental topics and health-focused menus you can make at home. Raffle prizes at every event! To register email: ocaldwell@isles.org or call 609-341-4704.
Sipping in Solidarity with Gathering Ground (on ZOOM). [Thursday, October 1, 8:30-9:15am] Sipping in Solidarity is an informal morning check-in space for the Gathering Ground community to ground in with others before starting your day. Bring your own coffee, tea or morning smoothie to our Zoom room, and remember - community matters and you are not alone.
Learning with Chef Pearl! Health Focused Menus and Fun Cooking Demonstrations (presented FREE by Isles). [Tuesday, October 6, 5:30-8pm] Isles, 33 Tucker Street, Trenton. Join us for FREE plant-based cooking demonstrations led by Chef Pearl Thompson! Learn how to create health-focused meals that are easy to recreate at home. To register email: ocaldwell@isles.org or call 609-341-4704.
New Jersey Future's Smart Growth Awards. [Wednesday, October 7, 5:30-8:30pm] The Newark Museum of Art, 49 Washington Street, Newark. The awards recognize the best in planning, development, and redevelopment in the Garden State. The 2026 Smart Growth Awards will feature five incredible winning projects and one individual Leadership Award honoree. Join us for an inspiring evening to celebrate progress throughout the state and share ideas with premier changemakers!
Garden State Sounds: Monthly Music Showcase - KayRoman, Teen Idle, Under The Weather. [Friday, October 9, 7:30-10pm] Solley Theater, Arts Council of Princeton, 102 Witherspoon Street, Princeton. Come for the music, stay for the community, and experience the diverse sounds, stories, and spirit that make New Jersey one of the most underrated music hubs in the country.
Trenton Book Fair. [Saturday, October 10] Downtown Trenton, Warren and Lafayette.
Jersey Fresh Great Pumpkin - Trenton Farmers Market. [Saturday, October 10, 9am] Trenton Farmers Market, 960 Spruce Street, Lawrence Township. There’s no better time to celebrate fresh food, local farmers, and community
Trenton Municipal Democratic Committee Meeting. [Wednesday, October 14, 6-7pm] Mercer County Community College, James Kerney Campus, Kerney Hall, 102 North Broad Street, Trenton.
Dodge Poetry Festival. [Thursday through Saturday, October 15-17] New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC), 1 Center Street, Newark. Spoken word in every form is celebrated at the Dodge Poetry Festival on October 15-17, 2026 in Downtown Newark. Meet your favorite poets including Elizabeth Acevedo, Tyehimba Jess, Marc Bamuthi Joseph, Aja Monet, Danez Smith, Jive Poetic, Mayde del Valle, José Olivarez and more. Discover new voices, speak your mind, call for change and mix rhyme with rhythm.
Third Friday Series - Networking. Music. Drink. Culture. (The African American Cultural Collaborative of Mercer County and Trenton UEZ). [Friday, October 16, 5pm to 9pm] South Warren and Front Streets among other places. Come enjoy delicious cuisine, great music, live performances, good people, and an evening dedicated to supporting our local businesses. Together, we shop local.
Jersey Fresh Great Pumpkin - Trenton Farmers Market. [Saturday, October 17] Trenton Farmers Market, 960 Spruce Street, Lawrence Township. There’s no better time to celebrate fresh food, local farmers, and community
New Jersey Punk Rock Flea Market - Jersey Devil Night Market. [Saturday, October 17, 3-11pm] New Jersey Expo Center, 97 Sunfield Avenue, Edison.
NonProfitConnec Impact Awards. [Thursday, October 22, 5:30-8pm] Mercer Oaks Country Club, 725 West Village Road, West Windsor. Join us to recognize local individuals and organizations who have made an impact in our community. Network with colleagues who care about nonprofits!
Story & Verse: A Storytelling and Poetic Open Mic. [Thursday, October 22, 7-9pm] Solley Theater, Arts Council of Princeton, 102 Witherspoon Street, Princeton. Share a story, poem, or prose. More Information.
New Jersey Conference For Women. [Friday, October 23, 7:30-3:30pm] Hyatt Regency, Princeton. Your ticket includes a day of learning, inspiration and growth, including two plenary sessions, engaging breakouts, hot breakfast buffet, a celebration luncheon, and so much more.
Café Improv. [Saturday, October 24, 7-10pm] Solley Theater, Arts Council of Princeton, 102 Witherspoon Street, Princeton. Attendees can expect an evening of exciting local music, poetry, comedy, and more!
Dinner-and-a-Movie Event - Learning with Chef Pearl! (presented FREE by Isles). [Tuesday, October 27, 5:30-8pm] Isles, 33 Tucker Street, Trenton. Dinner-and-a-movie events featuring environmental topics and health-focused menus you can make at home. Raffle prizes at every event! To register email: ocaldwell@isles.org or call 609-341-4704.
Trenton Entrepreneurs' Day (Center for Urban Industry of the Watson Institute, Kean University). [Wednesday, October 28, 10am] Venue to be announced. Join the Center for Urban Industry and community partners for a day focused on local entrepreneurship, small business growth, and equitable economic development in Trenton.
Halloween HQ - Jersey Fresh Pumpkins, Apples, Gourds - Trenton Farmers Market. [Saturday, October 31] Trenton Farmers Market, 960 Spruce Street, Lawrence Township. There’s no better time to celebrate fresh food, local farmers, and community
Learning with Chef Pearl! Health Focused Menus and Fun Cooking Demonstrations (presented FREE by Isles). [Tuesday, November 3, 5:30-8pm] Isles, 33 Tucker Street, Trenton. Join us for FREE plant-based cooking demonstrations led by Chef Pearl Thompson! Learn how to create health-focused meals that are easy to recreate at home. To register email: ocaldwell@isles.org or call 609-341-4704.
Sipping in Solidarity with Gathering Ground (on ZOOM). [Thursday, November 5, 8:30-9:15am] Sipping in Solidarity is an informal morning check-in space for the Gathering Ground community to ground in with others before starting your day. Bring your own coffee, tea or morning smoothie to our Zoom room, and remember - community matters and you are not alone.
Annual Gala / Nuestra Gala Anual - Trenton Puerto Rican Community and Friends - Save the Date / Reserva la Frecha [Saturday, November 7, 6-11pm] Mercer County Boat House, 334 South Post Road, West Windsor.
Row for a Change Gala (Capital City Rowing League). [Friday, November 13, 5:30pm] Mercer County Boathouse, 334 South Post Road, West Windsor. Black Tie optional. Celebrating Community, Inclusion & Excellence on the Water. Join us for an unforgettable evening honoring champions of access and equity. Your support directly funds youth rowing scholarships, adaptive programs, and community outreach.
Antique Car Show - Trenton Farmers Market. [Saturday, November 14] Trenton Farmers Market, 960 Spruce Street, Lawrence Township. There’s no better time to celebrate fresh food, local farmers, and community
Story & Verse: A Storytelling and Poetic Open Mic. [Thursday, November 19, 7-9pm] Solley Theater, Arts Council of Princeton, 102 Witherspoon Street, Princeton. Share a story, poem, or prose. More Information.
Third Friday Series - Networking. Music. Drink. Culture. (The African American Cultural Collaborative of Mercer County and Trenton UEZ). [Friday, November 20, 5pm to 9pm] South Warren and Front Streets among other places. Come enjoy delicious cuisine, great music, live performances, good people, and an evening dedicated to supporting our local businesses. Together, we shop local.
Café Improv. [Saturday, November 21, 7-10pm] Solley Theater, Arts Council of Princeton, 102 Witherspoon Street, Princeton. Attendees can expect an evening of exciting local music, poetry, comedy, and more!
Dinner-and-a-Movie Event - Learning with Chef Pearl! (presented FREE by Isles). [Tuesday, November 24, 5:30-8pm] Isles, 33 Tucker Street, Trenton. Dinner-and-a-movie events featuring environmental topics and health-focused menus you can make at home. Raffle prizes at every event! To register email: ocaldwell@isles.org or call 609-341-4704.
Holiday Market Kickoff - Trenton Farmers Market. [ [Saturday, November 29] Trenton Farmers Market, 960 Spruce Street, Lawrence Township. Holiday wreaths, greens and gifts.
11th Annual Breakfast Celebration - Advocates for Children of New Jersey. [Tuesday, December 1, 8-10:30am] Pines Manor, 2085 Lincoln Highway, Edison. Be part of our journey to reach our $100,000 goal, helping every child in New Jersey get the strong start they deserve. Celebrate this year's accomplishments for children with us, connect with fellow supporters, and take action for a brighter future for children! Be part of our journey to help every child in New Jersey get the strong start they deserve.
Sipping in Solidarity with Gathering Ground (on ZOOM). [Thursday, December 3, 8:30-9:15am] Sipping in Solidarity is an informal morning check-in space for the Gathering Ground community to ground in with others before starting your day. Bring your own coffee, tea or morning smoothie to our Zoom room, and remember - community matters and you are not alone.
Learning with Chef Pearl! Health Focused Menus and Fun Cooking Demonstrations (presented FREE by Isles). [Tuesday, December 8, 5:30-8pm] Isles, 33 Tucker Street, Trenton. Join us for FREE plant-based cooking demonstrations led by Chef Pearl Thompson! Learn how to create health-focused meals that are easy to recreate at home. To register email: ocaldwell@isles.org or call 609-341-4704.
Trenton Municipal Democratic Committee Meeting. [Wednesday, December 9, 6-7pm] Mercer County Community College, James Kerney Campus, Kerney Hall, 102 North Broad Street, Trenton.
Derek Hough Dance for the Holidays (CURE Insurance Arena). [Tuesday, December 15, 8pm] CURE Insurance Arena, 81 Hamilton Avenue, Trenton. Derek Hough Dance for the Holidays is a joyous celebration of the most festive time of the year! With jingle bells and sleigh bells, holiday carols and cheer, Hough’s latest dance spectacular is a show stopping event for the whole family.
Story & Verse: A Storytelling and Poetic Open Mic. [Thursday, December 17, 7-9pm] Solley Theater, Arts Council of Princeton, 102 Witherspoon Street, Princeton. Share a story, poem, or prose. More Information.
Third Friday Series - Networking. Music. Drink. Culture. (The African American Cultural Collaborative of Mercer County and Trenton UEZ). [Friday, December 18, 5pm to 9pm] South Warren and Front Streets among other places. Come enjoy delicious cuisine, great music, live performances, good people, and an evening dedicated to supporting our local businesses. Together, we shop local.
Café Improv. [Saturday, December 19, 7-10pm] Solley Theater, Arts Council of Princeton, 102 Witherspoon Street, Princeton. Attendees can expect an evening of exciting local music, poetry, comedy, and more!
Holiday Market Visit with Santa - Trenton Farmers Market. [Saturday, December 21] Trenton Farmers Market, 960 Spruce Street, Lawrence Township. There’s no better time to celebrate fresh food, local farmers, and community.
Dinner-and-a-Movie Event - Learning with Chef Pearl! (presented FREE by Isles). [Tuesday, December 29, 5:30-8pm] Isles, 33 Tucker Street, Trenton. Dinner-and-a-movie events featuring environmental topics and health-focused menus you can make at home. Raffle prizes at every event! To register email: ocaldwell@isles.org or call 609-341-4704.
Trenton Municipal Democratic Committee Meeting. [Wednesday, January 13, 2027, 6-7pm] Mercer County Community College, James Kerney Campus, Kerney Hall, 102 North Broad Street, Trenton.
Trenton Municipal Democratic Committee Meeting. [Wednesday, February 10, 2027, 6-7pm] Mercer County Community College, James Kerney Campus, Kerney Hall, 102 North Broad Street, Trenton.
Trenton Municipal Democratic Committee Meeting. [Wednesday, March 10, 2027, 6-7pm] Mercer County Community College, James Kerney Campus, Kerney Hall, 102 North Broad Street, Trenton.
Trenton Municipal Democratic Committee Meeting. [Wednesday, April 14, 2027, 6-7pm] Mercer County Community College, James Kerney Campus, Kerney Hall, 102 North Broad Street, Trenton.
Trenton Municipal Democratic Committee Meeting. [Wednesday, May 12, 2027, 6-7pm] Mercer County Community College, James Kerney Campus, Kerney Hall, 102 North Broad Street, Trenton.
Trenton Municipal Democratic Committee Meeting. [Wednesday, June 9, 2027, 6-7pm] Mercer County Community College, James Kerney Campus, Kerney Hall, 102 North Broad Street, Trenton.
Register for After School (sponsored by the Capital Area YMCA). [Register now] Quality Child Care You Can Trust – Right Here in Trenton! At the Capital Area YMCA, we know how important it is to find a safe, nurturing, and engaging environment for your child.
Mercer County Parks - Summer Camps, Events and Activities. [March, April and Summer] Mercer County Park Commission.
End of Summer Creative Adventure (BTW H.O.P.E. Center). [Apply Now. Runs from August 31 to September 4, 8-5:30pm] Give your child an unforgettable way to end the summer before heading back to school! A week packed with hands-on art, music, filmmaking, invention challenges, games, teamwork, and new friendships!
Generation Learning Center - Preschool and School Age - Before and After Care. [Apply Now] Four school locations with limited openings - Rivera, Monument, Joyce Kilmer and Gregory.
Boys and Girls Clubs After-School Programs. [Apply Now] Center Street Clubhouse, on-site school programs and the Spruce Street Clubhouse. Transportation provided.
City of Trenton 2026-2027 Youth After School Program for ages 6-12 only. [register now, program runs from September 8 through to June 17, Monday to Friday] Four Locations: Sam Naples (611 Chestnut Avenue), West Ward Rec Center (351 Prospect Street), North Clinton Rec Center (454 North Clinton Avenue), Ike Williams Rec Center (238 Clay Street).
OPEN HOUSE - Capital City Rowing League. [Monday, August 24, 4-6pm] Casperson Rowing Center, 1 South Post Road, West Windsor. BREAKING NEWS! LIMITED SPOTS for our STEM to Stern program. MUST REGISTER IN PERSON! Practice days are Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:15-6:15pm We pick up from 5 locations Parker, Holland, Kilmer Jefferson and VCS. One drop-off location Parker School 6:30pm FREE PROGRAM! Tell your friends.
Free Preschool OPEN HOUSE - Capital Area YMCA. [Wednesday, August 26, 10-4pm] Prospect Village, 110 Prospect Village Community Center. Preschool for ages 3-5, Monday through Friday, 8:45-3:15pm. Join us for our Preschool Open House on August 26 and explore our program, meet our team, and learn more about enrollment. See the Flier.
Jamir Watkins Back to School Bash. [Saturday, August 29, 10-1pm] Trenton. Backpacks, Supplies, Music, Giveaways.
Back to School Extravaganza (Trenton Board of Education, TBOE). [Thursday, August 31, 10-2pm] The Trenton Back To School Extravaganza has been rescheduled for Thursday August 31st. Stop by the Trenton Board of Ed parking lot for giveaways, resources and more! 108 North Clinton Avenue, Trenton.
3-ON-3 Basketball Tournament for youth ages 17-24 (Hosted by Mykeema Ford, part of the Salvation and Social Justice Week of Liberation). [Saturday, September 12, 12-4pm] Wilkinson Park, 29 Wilkinson Place, Trenton. Join us for the 3x3 Basketball Tournament (ages 17-24) hosted by Mykeema Ford. Championship winners receive $100 gift cards per player and a trophy.
