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Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for New Butterfly Garden at Summit Park Line
SUMMIT, NJ -- A ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Butterfly Garden at the Summit Park Line will be held on Tuesday, May 28, at 4:30 p.m. at the Summit Park Line. Members of the public are invited to attend and explore the new garden after the ceremony. The new enclosed garden area is located at the Park Line entrance on Broad Street. Several plants have been specifically chosen for the space, to provide Monarch butterflies with food and nectar at every stage of life. The plants and fenced-in area will also provide butterflies with a protected environment in which to lay eggs and return to year after year. The Summit Environmental Commission received one of the 2023 Association of New Jersey Environmental Commissions (ANJEC) Open Space Stewardship Grants for Environmental Commissions to complete the fencing at the Butterfly Garden.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Attendees are encouraged to park on Broad Street between Summit Avenue and Walnut Street and walk to the Summit Park Line entrance off of Broad Street. For more information on the Summit Park Line, please visit www.summitparkline.org. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Warren Memorial Day Parade Set for Monday
WARREN, NJ -- Monday is Warren's Memorial Day Parade! Monday, May 27, starting at 11:00 AM sharp the parade will begin. The parade will start on Mt Bethel Road and continue on Mountain Blvd. After the parade a ceremony will be taking place at the Municipal Complex. A picnic will follow the parade at the Warren American Legion Post 293 located at 12 Community Place, Warren.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER The American Legion Parade Committee looks forward to hearing from you and making this Memorial Day a success! Further questions please contact the American Legion at 908-668-9375 or by email to warrenparade@gmail.com Check back for weather updates. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Lake Hiawatha's Amar Kakirde is back-to-back 'Jeopardy!' champ. Aims for three-peat Friday
A Morris County man has won "Jeopardy!" on back-to-back nights. Amar Kakirde, of Lake Hiawatha, won Thursday night's episode of "Jeopardy!" to bring his two-day total to $24,599, after netting $16,600 on Wednesday's show. Kakirde won Thursday after missing the Final Jeopardy! question, but only lost $1,201 of his $9,200....
"Beyond My Wildest Dreams!" Bernadette Peters LIVE! at MPAC
Musical theater fans gather together this Friday, May 17, 2024 evening at Morristown, NJ's MPAC for a live concert by one of Broadway's brightest stars, Bernadette Peters. Peters is a Tony, Drama Desk, Golden Globe, and Grammy-award winning Broadway, television, film, and recording star.
Chatham Performing Arts Club (CPAC) Spring Showcase May 30th
Music is all around us, whether that’s from listening to the radio on your way to work, or by comparing Spotify playlists with your friends. Or music is created through your local community. On Thursday, May 30th at 7:30 p.m., you can have the chance to attend a performing arts show with very talented high school artists. The show, put on by the Chatham Performing Arts Club (CPAC), will be located in the high school auditorium. You can hear from a variety of performers, anywhere from singing to dancing to playing instruments. There will be a combination of...
Madison Farm and Artisan Market Begins Saturday May 25
MADISON, NJ - The Madison Farm and Artisan Market will begin on Saturday May 25 and will run through December 14. It's a new name but same great vendors. Hours will be from 9am - 2pm and will be located in the Prospect Street Parking Lot at the corner of Kings Road and Prospect Street.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER "Our commitment to making this a community-centered event with great vendors, diverse product offerings, family-oriented activities, entertainment, and opportunities for local non-profits and businesses to participate will not change", said the Downtown Development Commission. "We believe these changes are necessary to ensure that the Market continues to thrive": Some of the changes include: Increased accessibility for customers and vendors Bringing more people to beautiful Downtown Madison Increased parking availability Better surface for vehicles and customers Accessibility to the Madison Train Station For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Karri Li Receives Scholarship from Wharton Arts
(BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ) -- Wharton Arts, New Jersey's largest non-profit community performing arts education center, is pleased to announce the George Marriner Maull Careers in Music Scholarship Award, a $1,000 scholarship designed to support and encourage the next generation of musical talents, has been awarded to Karri Li, a flutist in the New Jersey Youth Symphony (NJYS) and a student of faculty member Laura George at the Wharton Performing Arts School.
What are the best waterfront restaurants in North Jersey? Here are seven of our favorites
It's Memorial Day week — which means all of our local lake clubs and pools are officially reopening. From the gently rippling waters of Montville's Lake Valhalla to the surprisingly impressive aquatic amenities at Florham Park's Life Time Fitness, the summer-centric fun zones are soon to be unlatching their gates and donning lifeguards once again. ...
Hanover Township Recreation Announces Music Under the Stars Concert Series
HANOVER TOWNSHIP, NJ - There will be plenty of music under the stars in Hanover Township this summer! Hanover Township Recreation kicks off its summer concert series with the Parrotbeach band bringing a Jimmy Buffet vibe to Bee Meadow Pool in Whippany. The concert at the Bee Meadow Pool is scheduled for Friday, June 7 at 7 p.m. (You do not need to be a pool member to attend the concert.) The Bee Meadow Pool will be open for swimming and the concession stand will also be open with Mimi’s Too of Whippany providing lip smacking snacks for purchase.CLICK...
Yellow Diner’s New Chapter: Reopening as Carnegie Diner & Cafe with New Offerings
Yellow Diner in Vienna, open since April 1, has been sold to family and friends. It will reopen as Carnegie Diner & Cafe, featuring expanded hours and a larger menu. It will have a soft opening on May 24 and a grand opening on June 1. Key Takeaways. Yellow Diner,...
Clinton’s 17th Annual Come Together Live Friday Night Music Series to start May 24th
CLINTON TOWN, NJ - The 17th Annual Come Together Summer Music Festival is scheduled to start this Friday, May 24th, and run through September. The music festival will run every Friday evening from 7:00 - 9:00 PM. Stroll the sidewalks of historic Clinton while taking in the music at six venues located throughout Clinton Town. There are plenty of locally owned restaurants and a unique blend of shops in the historic town, known for its landmark Red Mill and Hunterdon Art Museum. Hunterdon Art Museum's "Art Bar" will be open to the public on May 24, June 28, July 26 & August 23.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER In the case of rain, performers will make the call to play outdoors. Visit www.visitclintonnj.com for schedule updates. The Come Together Music Festival is Proudly sponsored by The Guild of Clinton, Hunterdon Health, Courtyard Luxury Senior Living, and Unity Bank. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Kaboom had too much energy for his 3 owners. But he's a great fit for Morris' bomb squad
It's a comeback tail for the ages. Surrendered three times to a local animal shelter, Kaboom, a feisty black Lab-retriever mix, faced an uncertain future. But a chance encounter with a Morris County sheriff's officer has led to a new life with the K-9 squad − and newfound fame as the county's top dog.
As hot chicken trend spices up NJ here’s when a new one opens
I can’t think of a food trend I’ve felt less invited to. The hot chicken phenomenon that has overtaken New Jersey and caused lines out doors is something I wish I had a front row seat to. Unfortunately I’m one of those people cursed with taste buds that...
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