Events
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One Sky
One Sky at RVCC Planetarium *New Show!* People around the world see the same stars, but create different pictures and patterns. This new show at the RVCC Planetarium features the “One Sky Project,” a series of short films on exploring patterns as seen by indigenous people from different cultures. Join us as we hear stories from three different cultures as well as discovering which constellations we can see in tonight’s sky. (Recommended for ages 8 to adult)
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Laser Led Zeppelin
Laser Led Zeppelin at RVCC Planetarium This classic laser concert features the group’s hit songs “When the Levy Breaks,” “Stairway to Heaven,” and “Houses of the Holy.”
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Broadway Bound
Broadway Bound at Somerset Valley Players The final installment in Simon's autobiographical trilogy. You don't need to have seen Brighton Beach Memoirs and Biloxi Blues to enjoy it, but if you have, this play brings closure to the Jerome family story as they go through big life changes when Eugene and his brother, Stan, are hired as comedy writers for CBS.
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Walkin’ in the Pines
Walkin’ in the Pines at The EEC (Adult) Join us for some easy walking down in the amazing Pine Barrens of New Jersey. Our travels may include Whitesbog Village, the Evert Nature Trail, the Franklin Parker Preserve, and/or Lebanon State Forest. We will hike several miles, at an easy pace, while doing some birding. Bring lunch, binoculars, and, of course, dress for the weather. Participants will meet at the EEC, 190 Lord Stirling Road, Basking Ridge, NJ (bus transportation provided). Pre-registration is required.
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Mold, Sculpt, and Glaze a Flower Serving Bowl
Mold, Sculpt, and Glaze a Flower Serving Bowl with Burnt Mills Pottery Roll, mold, sculpt and paint a slab of clay into a beautiful flower under the guidance of experienced clay artists. Finished pieces are decorative as well as functional. Glazed bowls will be available for pick up about 3 weeks later. Create an 8 inch bowl for $60 dollars.
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Broadway Bound
Broadway Bound at Somerset Valley Players The final installment in Simon's autobiographical trilogy. You don't need to have seen Brighton Beach Memoirs and Biloxi Blues to enjoy it, but if you have, this play brings closure to the Jerome family story as they go through big life changes when Eugene and his brother, Stan, are hired as comedy writers for CBS.
