NJ Audubon Digital Photography Workshop 7: Bird and Wildlife Photography This workshop will focus on techniques used to photograph wildlife, especially birds. In addition to reviewing equipment selection and use, the topics of time of day, weather, composition and light will be covered. Students will be introduced to critical variables to control in bird/wildlife photography, such as exposure and shutter speed. Phil will cover typical camera settings useful for bird/wildlife photography. In addition, the program will include photo editing techniques used to process wildlife images using Adobe Camera RAW, Photoshop and NIK Plug Ins. Students are encouraged to bring a flashdrive with two images (preferably RAW) for review and discussion. Ticket sale ends on 3/29/24 at 4:00 PM.

Rockin’ Rocket Ride at RVCC Planetarium  Put on your space suit and blast-off into outer space to visit the Moon, Sun and planets. A lively experience for young people with selected music from "Journey Into Space" by Jane Murphy. (Recommended for ages 3-8)

Lasers for Littles at RVCC Planetarium Our youngest audience members are encouraged to sing along with songs by a variety of artists. Songs in this fun laser concert include “Kalien the Alien” by mr RAY, “I Don’t Want to Live on the Moon” from Sesame Street, “Fruit Salad” by the Wiggles, and “Baby Shark.” (Recommended for ages 3-8)

Filthy Rich and the Poor Boys See Filthy Rich and the Poor Boys at Flounder Brewing! Frontman Rich MacPherson is a 40-year veteran of the tri-state music scene and has been a fixture on many of the legendary blues stages and venues. An accomplished guitarist and vocalist, Rich has performed with blues legends such as James Cotton, Snooky Pryor, Pinetop Perkins and William Clarke. Rich’s beautiful blend of blues and groove rhythms keeps audiences coming back for more. Rather than pounding away at the listener, Rich understands that good musicianship and restraint are essential. Offstage, Rich MacPherson is a quiet man of few words, but put a guitar in his hands and buckle up for a treat. When not with the Poor Boys, Rich can be found touring with harmonica great Steve Guyger. Rounding out the trio are Kent Miller on harmonica and Larry Ghiorsi on upright bass. Kent Miller is a dynamic harmonica player and singer who has been swinging the blues for decades on the NJ and NYC scene as well as at festivals from Pennsylvania to England and Portugal. In his years of performing, Kent has shared the stage with many blues greats, even sitting in with