Community Calendar

New York Polyphony returns to where it all began. Twenty years (nearly to the day!) after the ensemble’s debut at St. Mary the Virgin Times Square, the acclaimed quartet celebrates this milestone anniversary with a selection of favorite works. This specially curated program highlights the group’s stylistic range, featuring Renaissance masters including Byrd, Palestrina, and Crecquillon alongside contemporary composers Andrew Smith and Akemi Naito.

Step into an unforgettable evening with Concert of Dreams, featuring sixteen professional singers and a chamber orchestra in a program of fifteen enchanting and uplifting selections.

From the timeless “When You Wish Upon a Star” to the stirring “The Impossible Dream” and the hopeful “I Dream a World,” this concert brings together some of the most beloved dream-inspired music across stage and screen.

Full of beauty, emotion, and cinematic color, Concert of Dreams is a celebration of imagination and the music that inspires us to reach beyond what is and dream what could be.

Zach Hann returns to FlemingtonDIY and his old neighborhood for a trio performance. Joe Michaels (B) and Hugh Kline (D). Nice room with a cool vibe. All ages. Discount tickets for members, advance purchase and Cool Cat season patrons

Mercer County Community College is hosting a Farmers Market on campus beginning June 10, open to both the Mercer community and the public. This market reflects the college's ongoing commitment to supporting local agriculture across the region and provides a wonderful opportunity to engage community members and invite them to grow with us through our Horticulture and other degree programs.

The market will be held every other week through September 16, rain or shine, in the parking lot next to the University Center.

Local vendors will be selling a variety of products, including fresh produce, jams, cold-pressed juices, breads, pastries, teas, honey, books, pickles, artisan soaps and more. The market will also be selling ice cream, donated by The Bent Spoon in Princeton, with all proceeds supporting the MCCC Food Pantry.

Vendor inquires may be sent to FarmersMarket@mccc.edu.

Should be a great show. Dan Wilkins (Sax) Jay Anderson (B) Soyoung Park (P)
Byron Landham (D) & Julian Lee (V). Your jaw will drop.

Grammy-nominated pop-reggae legends and one of the most influential British groups of all time, UB40, return this fall on THE UNSTOPPABLE TOUR 2026. LPR Presents their September 25th New York show at The Town Hall, spanning new material, deep cuts, and fan favorites.

Welcome to an afternoon of percussion music that celebrates rhythm, melody, and cultures from around the world. This program features a diverse selection of works from traditional rudimental drumming and expressive marimba compositions to beloved film music, folk music, classical favorites and vibrant dances. Each piece highlights the remarkable versatility of the percussion ensemble. We hope you enjoy this free musical journey across styles, traditions, and continents.

Mercer County Community College is hosting a Farmers Market on campus beginning June 10, open to both the Mercer community and the public. This market reflects the college's ongoing commitment to supporting local agriculture across the region and provides a wonderful opportunity to engage community members and invite them to grow with us through our Horticulture and other degree programs.

The market will be held every other week through September 16, rain or shine, in the parking lot next to the University Center.

Local vendors will be selling a variety of products, including fresh produce, jams, cold-pressed juices, breads, pastries, teas, honey, books, pickles, artisan soaps and more. The market will also be selling ice cream, donated by The Bent Spoon in Princeton, with all proceeds supporting the MCCC Food Pantry.

Vendor inquires may be sent to FarmersMarket@mccc.edu.

Mercer County Community College is hosting a Farmers Market on campus beginning June 10, open to both the Mercer community and the public. This market reflects the college's ongoing commitment to supporting local agriculture across the region and provides a wonderful opportunity to engage community members and invite them to grow with us through our Horticulture and other degree programs.

The market will be held every other week through September 16, rain or shine, in the parking lot next to the University Center.

Local vendors will be selling a variety of products, including fresh produce, jams, cold-pressed juices, breads, pastries, teas, honey, books, pickles, artisan soaps and more. The market will also be selling ice cream, donated by The Bent Spoon in Princeton, with all proceeds supporting the MCCC Food Pantry.

Vendor inquires may be sent to FarmersMarket@mccc.edu.

Celebrate America's 250th anniversary with the Adelphi Orchestra as Northern New Jersey’s longest continuously performing chamber orchestra opens its 73rd season under the direction of Principal Conductor Kyunghun Kim!

The celebratory program, "American Voice at 250," features two masterworks by iconic American composer Samuel Barber: the poignant Adagio for Strings and his virtuosic Violin Concerto, featuring guest soloist Sophia Werner (Juilliard Kovner Fellow and 2022 Adelphi Young Artist Competition winner). The program concludes with Ludwig van Beethoven’s joyful and energetic Symphony No. 8.

PROGRAM:

Samuel Barber: Adagio for Strings

Samuel Barber: Violin Concerto — Sophia Werner, violin

Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 8