Handmade Hopewell returning to Seminary Avenue May 7
Last year’s inaugural Handmade Hopewell Makers Street Fair was so successful, organizers Beth Judge and Jennifer Ghannam are bringing it back for a second...
‘Ephemeral’ pop-up boutique sells French authenticity
While America’s multicultural fabric facilitates opportunities for foreign vendors, there’s nothing quite like shopping the real thing, like a bustling Parisian marketplace or a...
Bookhunting offers rare pleasures for Hopewell’s Leger
John M. Leger is a Hopewell bookseller and former editor at The Wall Street Journal. He operates under the trade name Le Bookiniste. He...
Hopewell Arts: Watercolorists set for canalside show
The Watercolorist Unlimited artists are planning a show and sale of their artwork including local scenes, florals, barns, landscapes and seascapes for Saturday, May...
Helen Boehm: The real artist of the deal
When a woman born in Brooklyn of humble parentage has five heads of state concurrently addressing her as ‘Helen,’ there must be some magic...
Passage playwright’s new work works to fix ‘Fixed’ ideas
Prominent area playwright and former Passage Theater Associate Director David White brings Trenton — and more — to the stage when his new play...