Events for August 7, 2026

Get ready for an incredible night of music, visuals, and atmosphere as Pink Floyd USA Experience takes over the Green Knoll Grill on Friday, August 7! Experience the legendary music of Pink Floyd performed live as the band takes you on a journey through four of the most iconic albums in rock history — Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, and The Wall. Featuring powerful performances, stunning visuals, and all the songs that made Pink Floyd one of the greatest bands of all time, this is a show true Floyd fans won’t want to miss.The show is rain or shine. If the weather doesn’t cooperate, the performance will be indoors.Cover charge is only $10.Seating is limited, so make your dinner reservations as soon as possible to secure the best seats for this special event. 908-526-7090Join us for an unforgettable evening of music, memories, and the magic of Pink Floyd at the Green Knoll Grill!

Join us Fridays in August for some exciting shows here at the RVCC Planetarium! 7:00 pm Cosmic Questions (ages 6-adult) 8:00 pm Astronomy Tonight (ages 8-adult) 9:00 pm Grateful Dead Laser Show (ages 10-adult) Tickets will be $11 per person for one show, $20 per person for two. Reservations are recommended, but not required. Please call the Planetarium at (908) 231-8805 for more info. Full show schedule can be found here: https://www.raritanval.edu/planetarium/public-shows

Butterflies often steal the spotlight, but moths deserve attention, too! Join us for a nighttime moth walk at Duke Farms!   Butterflies often steal the spotlight, but moths deserve attention, too! These remarkable insects pollinate flowers and provide food for birds, bats, and other wildlife. Some species fly during the day, but many become active only after sunset. Join us for a nighttime walk and discover the amazing diversity of moths at Duke Farms. We’ll use a blacklight to attract moths for close observation while learning how to identify different species and explore the important role they play in local ecosystems. You may never look at moths the same way again!   Here’s what we will cover: -Describe biology and ecological importance of moths -Observe and practice ID of local moth species on-site at Duke Farms using a blacklight station -Practice community science by logging observations through iNaturalist This class involves traveling less than 1 mile on mixed (paved and unpaved) surfaces, with participants moving for the entire duration. Most program routes can be adapted to accommodate mobility needs.   We will be meeting first behind the Farm Barn Orientation Center before departing for our program! (Photo Credit: Snowberry Clearwing,

FRIDAY, AUGUST 7TH New DJ Alert! Everyone give a warm welcome to @andreramorex! We're beyond hyped to have you in the building.