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Downtown Somerville Restaurant Experience
NJJoin us in Downtown Somerville as our restaurants offer prix-fixe menus and unbelievable deals for the weekend. Full list of participating restaurants: Alfonso's Blue Sheep Bake Shop Bullhorn's Grill Calabria Mia Casa Luna Division Cafe Epic Cookies & More Fresh Tiki Bar Kuay Tiew Noodles & More Mike's Courtside Kitchen Oink + Moo BBQ Origin French Thai Pop's Place Project P.U.B. / Tapastre Savor Seoulville Slingin' Dogs Somerville Provisions Tacowala Turf, Surf, & Earth Verve Village Brewing Company
Windchime Making 101
NJIn this workshop, you will assemble a wind chime using different metal shapes and beads to create a work of art! All items needed to make one wind chime are provided, including a small pack of beads. However, you are welcome to bring any special beads you may like to add to your piece! The Windchime is comprised of shapes, skillfully cut from metal sheets. Glass beads help add color and personality. All of the components, when combined with waxed cord, creates a work of art! Proudly display them outside in your garden, on the front porch, or as décor inside your home. This is a great workshop for both teens and adults. No tools or experience is needed. Pictured, you can see what is provided... We have two themed wind chimes to choose from: BUTTERFLY and BUNNY! Be sure to pick the design you want to create during this workshop when purchasing your ticket!
Storytime Adventure
NJCome with your little one and enjoy nature and animal stories paired with a small adventure each month. Adventures may include a live critter, a short hike, a craft, or show and tell items.
Windchime Making 101
NJIn this workshop, you will assemble a wind chime using different metal shapes and beads to create a work of art! All items needed to make one wind chime are provided, including a small pack of beads. However, you are welcome to bring any special beads you may like to add to your piece! The Windchime is comprised of shapes, skillfully cut from metal sheets. Glass beads help add color and personality. All of the components, when combined with waxed cord, creates a work of art! Proudly display them outside in your garden, on the front porch, or as décor inside your home. This is a great workshop for both teens and adults. No tools or experience is needed. Pictured, you can see what is provided... We have two themed wind chimes to choose from: BUTTERFLY and BUNNY! Be sure to pick the design you want to create during this workshop when purchasing your ticket!
Elegant Bridal Wedding Expo at Royce Brook Golf Club
NJWHERE YOUR SPECIAL OCCASION BECOMES AN EXTRAORDINARY EVENT Our Highlander Pavilion offers an air of refreshing elegance in its garden-like setting while providing the highest standard of food and beverages! Royce Brook schedules only one wedding at a time, allowing our staff to focus all of its attention on your very special wedding celebration. At Royce Brook, our guests never have to ask. Our highly trained staff anticipates every need before a request is made. Join us for this wedding show and bridal expo!
Phillis Wheatley: Early Black American Woman Poet
NJ250 years ago in the spring of 1773 Phillis Wheatley traveled from America to England to publish Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral, making her the first published African-American poet and the first published African-American female writer. This St. George's Day, patronal feast and national day of England, visit Wallace House & Old Dutch Parsonage for a living history audience with Phillis Wheatley by Dr. Daisy Nelson Century. Phillis Wheatley’s life began in West Africa. Taken from her home on a slave ship when she was only 7, she was bought by the affluent and well-connected Wheatley family of Boston. The young girl looked so pitiful and so sickly and was “uncommonly intelligent,” so Mrs. Wheatley educated Phillis and had her work inside the house. She was further separated from other slaves because the Wheatleys didn’t let her associate with them. Phillis Wheatley was between two worlds, belonging to neither. This was made even more apparent when Phillis was not named in Mr. Wheatley’s will. Yet, through the Wheatleys she had met Benjamin Franklin, attended balls, written and published poetry. One poem, dedicated to George Washington, elicited a note from Washington who said he’d visit if he came to
Children’s Day Celebration Event
NJCome and join us for an afternoon filled with: Variety of Turkish Food - served 3:30-4:30 pm (included w/ticket) Children's games, face painting, and more (included w/ticket) Fun Music (included w/ticket) Local vendors selling handmade items and Turkish souvenirs Additional snacks (popcorn, ice pop, and more) & drinks available to purchase Tickets are $20/per person, and kids under 12 are free.
