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Trenton Public Schools receive $100,000 instrument donation in support of the district’s music program
The gift from the local musical instrument dealer was made in support of the district’s growth of their instrumental music programs
Old Barracks Museum named Coolest Museum in the State
Discovery blog puts Barracks on par with the Met, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Getty Museum and others
Anchor House opens its doors to human trafficking victims
Anchor House, a Trenton-based social service agency, provides a safe haven for abused, runaway, homeless, and at-risk youth and their families.
World-famous conductor Gustavo Dudamel a perfect fit for Trenton High orchestra
Trenton Central High School orchestra students moved over to let another musician sit with them during a recent performance — world-renowned conductor and musician Gustavo Dudamel, who joined the violin section.
Trent House celebrates 300th anniversary with a mystery
A year ago, as building contractors readied to repair a section of the roof on the 1719 William Trent House, they discovered an object that wasn’t supposed to be there. And they had questions.
BSB Gallery art installation goes green
‘Green Palace” is a new site-specific art installation on view at the BSB Gallery through Saturday, April 13.
Trenton Health Team’s updates, upgrades, and new digs
To maximize existing medical services in the capital city Trenton Health Team launched a 2011 strategic initiative to improve the health of the Trenton’s population.
Trinity rummage sale returns April 4-6
Trinity Cathedral in Trenton holds its annual rummage sale Thursday through Saturday, April 4 through 6.
Maestro Dudamel brings sound, spirit, and star power to Trenton
Gustavo Dudamel, the classical music superstar conductor, has been a quiet presence in Trenton over the past few months.
But the volume will be turned up when the superstar conductor...
St. Michael’s launches new lunchtime music series
Music at St. Michael’s celebrates its first offering on Thursday, April 4 in the sanctuary of St. Michael’s Episcopal Church on Warren Street.
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Yaede touches on entertainment district, township controversies in State of Hamilton address
Four years ago, Hamilton Mayor Kelly Yaede “had a vision” for the township’s future. Now it could become a reality, Yaede said in her final State of Hamilton address before she faces re-election.
