Spring Fling: Somewhere Over the Rainbow
Zarephath Christian Church 2 Ministry Center Drive, ZarephathJoin us for an evening of Food, Drinks, Live Music, Auctions, Raffles and more to celebrate and support the students of The Center School. This fundraising event will help support programs and event "extras' that make our school such an amazing place to learn. This event is for adults only. All are welcome. Additional details to follow.
Barn Dance at Farmstead Arts
Dust off your dancing shoes and join us for some foot stomping fun-draising in our historic English barn. Doors open at 6pm - Dancing starts at 7pm. Address: 450 King George Rd. Basking Ridge, NJ Tickets: $40 (space is limited)
Sunset Meditation at the RVCC Planetarium!
Planetarium/RVCC 118 Lamington Road Park, BranchburgJoin us Friday, May 9th 2025 for a guided Sunset Meditation at the RVCC Planetarium! How do STEM workers, NASA professionals, athletes, and business executives cope with stress? Mindfulness. Meditation is a powerful tool for maintaining psychological health and resilience. Since the planetarium offers a dark and quiet space for relaxation, it is the perfect place for meditation. Enjoy a guided meditation experience in the comfortable, reclined seats in the RVCC Planetarium. Relax under a night sky filled with stars, then travel from Earth to beyond our galaxy. (Recommended for ages 10-adult) Reservations are recommended but not required. Tickets are $11 per person for one show, $20 per person for two. For information, please visit raritanval.edu/planetarium/public-shows or call (908) 231-8805.
“The Girl on the Train”
Somerset Valley Players 689 Amwell Road, Hillsborough"The Girl on the Train" by Rachel Wagstaff, Duncan Abel, Paula Hawkins Directed by Holly J. Kowalenko May 2 - May 18 Friday & Saturday - 8PM Sunday - 2PM Adults $24 - Seniors/Students $22 *This show contains adult language, themes, and situations. A strobe light and fog will be used during the performance.* (Approximate running time = 2 hours including intermission) Rachel Watson longs for a different life. Her only escape is the perfect couple she watches through the train window every day, happy and in love. Or so it appears. When Rachel learns that the woman she’s been secretly watching has suddenly disappeared, she finds herself as a witness and even a suspect in a thrilling mystery in which she will face bigger revelations than she could ever have anticipated.
Comedy/Play: Pets (and their Humans)
Villagers Theatre 515 DeMott Lane, SomersetWhen Brad’s wife dies, he finds solace by talking to his pets. But what happens when his pets start talking back? Is Brad going crazy or can he actually talk to animals? A quirky, poignant comedy that will encourage audiences to rethink the role of pets in their lives. Written by Mike Sockol and winner of the New Jersey Association of Community Theater’s Perry Award for Best Original Play.
