Events
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Flags For Heroes
Montgomery High School Skillman Road, Montgomery, New Jersey, United States250 full-size flags will be on display in front of Montgomery High School from June 1 - 15. Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Montgomery & Rocky Hill.
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Crimes of the Heart
Somerset Valley Players 689 Amwell Road, Hillsborough, United StatesSomerset Valley Players presents Crimes of the Heart by Beth Henley. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize, this beloved Southern tragicomedy blends humor and heartbreak in a story about resilience, forgiveness, and the power of family. Opened Friday, June 5th running weekends through June 21st. Friday and Saturday Evenings at 8PM. Sunday Matinees at 2PM. Adult Tickets $24, Seniors/Students/Children $22. *recommended for ages 14+* Sponsored by: The Robert W. Pittenger Family.
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Underground – WE ARE YOUNG
Village Brewing Company 34 West Main Street, Somerville, NJ, United StatesFRIDAY, JUNE 12TH Join us at the Underground for WE ARE YOUNG: A Millennial Throwback Party with the very best pop, hip-hop, indie, and dance tracks from 2008-2016. Hipster Outfit Contest - Show off your favorite Soft Grunge, Lumberjack and Twee inspired outfit. Winners chosen by crowd! Photo Booth - Take and share pics the night of, don't forget to post your photo of the day! Expect music from Justin Bieber, Pitbull, Kesha, Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars, Drake, Rihanna, Taylor Swift & more! Sounds by @ayemaxout , @vdmsounds , @jayrico3.__ and @griffin_moonstone Free with RSVP before 10:30pm
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Bernardsville Farmers’ Market
Bernardsville Station 50 Mine Brook Rd, Bernardsville, United StatesThe market features farm fresh produce, food items made from farm products, and freshly prepared and frozen meals. In addition to fruits and vegetables, specialties include delicious baked goods, honey, soup, empanadas, pasture-raised meats and poultry, olive oil, pickles, Italian and Indian prepared foods, fresh locally grown flowers, and much more. Live music from the PB&J Band. Pop-up vendors with unique products are also welcomed.
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Rowan Studio Opening at Bridgewater Commons!
Bridgewater Commons Commons Way, Bridgewater, NJ, United StatesGet ready for a piercing experience that’s as safe as it is stylish. Rowan, the trusted studio known for its professional piercings performed by nurses, opens at Bridgewater Commons on June 13th! Whether it’s your first piercing or you’re adding to your ear stack, Rowan is your go-to for expert care, hypoallergenic jewelry, and self-expression you can trust. Please join us for our opening day, our first 50 customers will receive our signature branded giveaways! Plus a portion of our proceeds will be donated to our partner NextGen Face. Book your appointment today!
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From Revolution to Reflection: Flag Day at the Ross Farm
The Ross Farm 135 North Maple Avenue, Basking Ridge, United StatesJoin us for a free, family-friendly Flag Day celebration at the historic Ross Farm as part of Bernards Township’s America 250 initiative Celebrate Flag Day at the Ross Farm—where history comes to life. ?? As part of Bernards Township’s America 250 initiative, we’re proud to host this special community event marking the beginning of a season of reflection, celebration, and connection. Join us on Saturday, June 13 for From Revolution to Reflection: Flag Day at the Ross Farm—a free, family-friendly open house that brings together history, music, and community in one of Basking Ridge’s most meaningful historic settings. This event reflects the spirit of the America 250 initiative, welcoming neighbors, local organizations, and visitors to explore our shared history and look ahead toward a “more perfect Union.” Spend an hour or stay for the day—there’s something to discover around every corner. Meander through historic flag displays, tour the home and gardens, enter our historic recipes contest, and enjoy live music throughout the afternoon. ? At 1 p.m., Desmond Diehl sets the tone with a relaxed, roots-inspired performance. ? At 2:30 p.m., don’t miss the finals of our historic recipe contest—bringing a taste of the past to life with a little friendly competition. ? At

