Hard to believe that summer is a mere 4 months away which means we are getting our ducks in a row to send our ducklings to some great local Summer camps. Whether your kiddo is a nature lover, an athlete, needs a little extra help with academics or just wants to play outside all day…

Friday November 30 This weekend The Hopewell Train Station transforms into a little slice of Paris as Ohlala! French Boutique sets up shop. Sharing holiday gifts, food, jewelry, accessories, and more for sale from French artists, crafters and designers. FREE, 2-6pm. www.ohlalafrenchboutique.com Saturday December 1 Hop on the trolley and tour downtown Princeton with Princeton…

Shopping list at the ready, and game plan in place… it’s time to get gifting! But before you go wild on Black Friday or Cyber Monday, don’t forget Small Business Saturday – a day to celebrate and support all the amazing local retailers in our communities! From toys to tickets, jewelry to jumps (see below!) we’ve…

Friday, November 9 Princeton University’s Triangle Club has been operating for 128 years, putting on shows written and performed by students. They’re opening their latest this Friday! ‘Night of the Laughing Dead’, a musical comedy, premieres on Friday and runs for several performances. Join in the tradition and grab a seat! Tickets are $25 to…

Friday, November 2 “This Really Happened…Storytelling at HT” brings six storytellers to the stage at Hopewell Theater. Rotating through each storyteller, the show is an hour long with engaging, hilarious, and moving–and ends with an opportunity for audience members to take the mic and share their own stories for an open-mic session. $19.73, 8pm. www.hopewelltheater.com…

Friday, October 12 Morven Museum and Garden in conjunction with the Historical Society of Princeton, Princeton Public Library, and Witherspoon Jackson Historical and Cultural Society brings the ‘Slave Dwelling Project’ to Princeton to “to educate, collaborate and organize resources to illuminate and often, save, important African American history related to slave ancestry” with walking tours,…

Friday September 21 Gather ‘round for storytime and a treat at The Watershed! ‘Campfire Storytelling’ will feature stories told by their nature educators, as listeners enjoy a campfire and marshmallow roast. FREE, 7pm.   www.thewatershead.org Saturday September 22 The Princeton Children’s Book Festival has something for every kid! This fest brings dozens of authors and illustrators…

Fall means back to school for all. Whether you are thinking about finding a pre-school for your littlest, or you have older kids who want to transition from public schools to private, check out this guide for info on some exceptional schools. Find dates for fall open houses and links to the schools’ sites so you can…