First-time West Windsor author’s book was 10 years in the making
And after decades of hearing people tell her she should write a few of her ideas down, Antoinette Zam listened. Her debut novel, "Scarred by Death," was recently published by Page Press.
Artists explore the ‘Joy in the Everyday’ in new Hopewell Valley exhibit
The Hopewell Valley Arts Council hopes to capture joyful feelings with their new ongoing exhibition, "Joy in the Everyday."
Patriots Week brings Trenton’s revolutionary history to life
Trenton’s history will come to life next week during Patriots Week, an annual celebration of the city’s role in the American Revolution.
Hopewell Valley Arts Council readying for annual Amazing Pumpkin Carve
The Amazing Pumpkin Carve will run from Wednesday, Oct. 10 through Sunday, Oct. 14, 2018 at Woolsey Park in Titusville.
Trenton music ambassador Sarah Dash shares her soul
On a hot day in the mid-afternoon, Trenton-born singer Sarah Dash walks into Trenton Social for lunch and a talk about her life and career. And what a career!
From Ewing to Europe, drummer Joe Falcey is jazzing it up
From behind his drum kit on open jam night at Freddie’s Tavern in Ewing, Joe Falcey leads a band affectionately known as The Three Joes.
West Windsor Arts Council project would locate ‘War of the Worlds’ artwork around town
It’s been 80 years since West Windsor, then a sleepy farm town, found itself at the center of a fictional Martian invasion. To commemorate, the West Windsor Arts Center is gearing up to launch a new public arts project.
For this Princeton wildlife photographer it’s lights, camera, patience
A great egret in flight. A forlorn squirrel. A stately bald eagle. An osprey mid-air. A colorful eastern tiger swallowtail atop honeysuckle. These are among Princeton photographer Leigh Faden’s favorite subjects.
The fine art of persistence: TAWA exhibit features artists with disabilities
The work local artists is on display at “Persistence,” an exhibit hosted by the Trenton Artists Workshop Association that features the work of area artists with disabilities.
Rising from the ashes: after studio burns down, artist comes to Lawrence
In April 2014 in Westtown, New York, metalsmith Steven Cooper’s home and studio disintegrated into ashes before his eyes during a seven-alarm fire.
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Construction starts on Robbinsville Wawa
The project is expected to be completed by the end of October, and the grand opening is targeted for November.
