Events

Easter Bunny @ The Commons   Mar 21, 2026 - Apr 4, 2026 Located in Center Court, Easter Bunny @ The Commons, presented by Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Somerset, welcomes families for a magical visit with the famous Bunny in a colorful springtime flower field experience. Kicking off with the Bunny Hop Launch Party on March 21st with music, facepainting, stilt walkers and more, the Easter photo experience will be open through April 4th. Bridgewater Commons’ guests will not only meet the magical Bunny but should anticipate a high-quality, studio photo experience as well. Full-size digital images are delivered instantly to customers’ mobile phones with the added opportunity to print high-quality, frameable pictures on-site and Easter photo merchandise. The experience also features colorful scenery offering guests a free whimsical photo opportunity as they enter the line. A garden trellis is blanketed with 1,000 brightly colored silk flowers dripping overhead and blooming on the sides above a garden bench with "Bridgewater Commons" letters on the backdrop green wall, setting the stage for a magical visit with the Easter Bunny. - BUNNY RESERVATIONS -   BUNNY’S HOURS   March 21 Saturday: 12pm - 8pm March 22 - March 28 Sunday: 11pm - 6pm

A sound bowl healing experience with guided meditation designed to leave you relaxed, aligned, and grounded in gratitude.

A signature event offered by the Heritage Trail Association. Multiple tours are offered, plan on 3 hours for each tour as the bus stops briefly at all 5 historic sites for a quick side tour. The tour itself happens on the bus as we travel the area where the Continental and British Armies traveled in the winter of 1778-79. (After the first stop, guests ask for longer tours!). Experience and touch the places where George and Martha Washington lived, Where Baron Von Stuben helped create an army out of farmers. Where West Point began, where George Washington danced for hours, and where the beacon alert system and other issues were discussed and solutions were created. All these places are right here in our own backyards and make up this tour. Covering the Middlebrook Cantonment, a somewhat mild winter in between Valley Forge and Jockey Hollow, the bus travels roads used by the soldiers during this winter, much was accomplished and planned that aided in the success of the war. Middlebrook, far from the overlooked winter that historians have ignored in the past, its importance to the overall outcome of the war is now seen and the story now being told

Breakthrough Bakery is elevating the art of baking! Our sourdough-based baked goods are designed to nourish both body and soul, offering a guilt-free indulgence. Every item is carefully crafted from scratch and slow fermented to ensure optimal flavor and nutritional benefits. We proudly hold both a New Jersey Cottage License and a Retail Food License  Discover our latest creations and place your order today! Remember, these calories don't count! Click the ticket link for the preorder menu available and pickup on the 22nd at the Barn!

Carole King’s songs have a way of weaving themselves into our lives, marking moments big and small with honesty, warmth, and unforgettable melodies. This special evening brings together live music, thoughtful conversation, and insightful storytelling. Enjoy live musical selections performed by Julia Bogdanoff, alongside a conversation with author Jane Eisner, whose book Carole King: She Made the Earth Move explores King’s enduring influence and creative legacy. The discussion will be moderated by Gretchen Lerach, guiding the evening with warmth and curiosity. Together, music and conversation offer a deeper look at the songs we know by heart and the woman who wrote them. This program is perfect for music lovers, readers, and anyone interested in the stories behind one of the most influential catalogs in popular music. JCC Member Fee: $20.00 Community Member Fee: $25.00