Events

New Jersey welcomes the world to Rockingham State Historic Site for the 250th Birthday of the United States. Visit the historic New Jersey Dutch Barn for an illustrated introduction to George Washington’s final headquarters of the Revolutionary War. Handle reproduction artifacts of the Revolutionary War. Sign up for tours of the grounds. Rockingham was George Washington's final wartime headquarters. Arriving from New York, Washington stayed at Rockingham from August 23, 1783 and left November 10, 1783. While at Rockingham, Washington entertained guests, issued his Farewell Orders to the Army, and learned the United States became formally independent with the signing of the Treaty of Paris. The historic house remains closed due to construction for stabilization of the south elevation. ? Revolution NJ is New Jersey’s official observance of the 250th anniversaries of New Jersey’s first Constitution July 2, 2026 and the American Revolution in New Jersey from 2024 – 2033.

Get Hands On and Pick Your Own Gorgeous Blooms! Stroll through our breathtaking flower field, soak in the sunshine, and fill your mason jar with fresh-cut flowers! From zinnias to snapdragons, you’ll find a rainbow of blooms ready to be snipped and styled. Take your time to explore our whimsical photo ops—perfect for making memories with family and friends. This self-paced experience is great for all ages. Choose from a basic bouquet or upgrade to our colorful keepsake mason jar. Pay For What You Pick – Bouquet Only $16 – Bouquet with Mason Jar $21 Please note: We accept CASH ONLY in the fields for what you pick. Tickets required, purchase online via www.abmasfarm.com

The Neshanic Garden Club promotes civic beauty to learn and apply the art of gardening in all aspects of horticulture, floral design, garden therapy etc. Our focus in 2026 has been planting pollinator gardens throughout Hillsborough in support of our environment. Neshanic Garden Club is one of the 99 Garden Clubs in NJ who report to The Garden Club of N.J. www.gardenclubofnewjersey.org. The Garden Club of New Jersey, Inc. provides education, resources and opportunities for adults and youth members to expand the love of gardening and floral design and encourages active participation in civic, environmental and historic preservation projects to protect the past for the future.

The 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.

Get Hands On and Pick Your Own Gorgeous Blooms! Stroll through our breathtaking flower field, soak in the sunshine, and fill your mason jar with fresh-cut flowers! From zinnias to snapdragons, you’ll find a rainbow of blooms ready to be snipped and styled. Take your time to explore our whimsical photo ops—perfect for making memories with family and friends. This self-paced experience is great for all ages. Choose from a basic bouquet or upgrade to our colorful keepsake mason jar. Pay For What You Pick – Bouquet Only $16 – Bouquet with Mason Jar $21 Please note: We accept CASH ONLY in the fields for what you pick. Tickets required, purchase online via www.abmasfarm.com

New Jersey welcomes the world to Rockingham State Historic Site for the 250th Birthday of the United States. Visit the historic New Jersey Dutch Barn for an illustrated introduction to George Washington’s final headquarters of the Revolutionary War. Handle reproduction artifacts of the Revolutionary War. Sign up for tours of the grounds. Rockingham was George Washington's final wartime headquarters. Arriving from New York, Washington stayed at Rockingham from August 23, 1783 and left November 10, 1783. While at Rockingham, Washington entertained guests, issued his Farewell Orders to the Army, and learned the United States became formally independent with the signing of the Treaty of Paris. The historic house remains closed due to construction for stabilization of the south elevation. ? Revolution NJ is New Jersey’s official observance of the 250th anniversaries of New Jersey’s first Constitution July 2, 2026 and the American Revolution in New Jersey from 2024 – 2033.

New Jersey welcomes the world to Rockingham State Historic Site for the 250th Birthday of the United States. Visit the historic New Jersey Dutch Barn for an illustrated introduction to George Washington’s final headquarters of the Revolutionary War. Handle reproduction artifacts of the Revolutionary War. Sign up for tours of the grounds. Rockingham was George Washington's final wartime headquarters. Arriving from New York, Washington stayed at Rockingham from August 23, 1783 and left November 10, 1783. While at Rockingham, Washington entertained guests, issued his Farewell Orders to the Army, and learned the United States became formally independent with the signing of the Treaty of Paris. The historic house remains closed due to construction for stabilization of the south elevation. ? Revolution NJ is New Jersey’s official observance of the 250th anniversaries of New Jersey’s first Constitution July 2, 2026 and the American Revolution in New Jersey from 2024 – 2033.

Celebrate fall on the farm with a scenic hayride, two corn maze options, pumpkin picking, and a visit with our friendly farm animals! Your adventure begins with a round-trip hayride through the farm to our pumpkin patch and corn mazes. Choose the full corn maze or take a shorter trip along our family-friendly Popcorn Trail. Pick your favorite pumpkins in the field, then ride back to enjoy admission to our Petting Zoo. Pumpkins are sold separately by weight and must be paid for with cash in the field. What's Included In Your Ticket: - Round-trip hayride - Admission to our full-size corn maze - Access to our shorter, family-friendly Popcorn Trail - Access to the pumpkin patch - Admission to our Petting Zoo Ticket Purchase Required For All Ages 2+. Saturdays from 10am-4:30pm; weekdays from 3pm-4:30pm; holidays from 10am-4:30pm; closed on Sundays.

This September, something extraordinary rises at Bridgewater Commons. In partnership with Canstruction®, Bridgewater Commons will transform into a larger-than-life gallery of imagination and impact—where towering sculptures are built entirely from canned food to benefit Food Bank Network of Somerset County. Top design professionals from across the county will come together for a multi-day showcase, competing to create awe-inspiring structures using nothing but cans—and their creativity. From iconic landmarks to playful, larger-than-life creations, each build is a masterpiece with a mission. And you’re part of the experience. Explore the exhibit. Be inspired. Then cast your vote for your favorite design as teams compete for top honors—including the coveted People’s Choice Award. But the impact goes far beyond the display. When the event concludes, every single can used in the builds will be donated to support local families facing food insecurity. Part art installation. Part design competition. All for a powerful cause. Join us as Bridgewater Commons becomes a destination where creativity feeds community.

Celebrate fall on the farm with a scenic hayride, two corn maze options, pumpkin picking, and a visit with our friendly farm animals! Your adventure begins with a round-trip hayride through the farm to our pumpkin patch and corn mazes. Choose the full corn maze or take a shorter trip along our family-friendly Popcorn Trail. Pick your favorite pumpkins in the field, then ride back to enjoy admission to our Petting Zoo. Pumpkins are sold separately by weight and must be paid for with cash in the field. What's Included In Your Ticket: - Round-trip hayride - Admission to our full-size corn maze - Access to our shorter, family-friendly Popcorn Trail - Access to the pumpkin patch - Admission to our Petting Zoo Ticket Purchase Required For All Ages 2+. Saturdays from 10am-4:30pm; weekdays from 3pm-4:30pm; holidays from 10am-4:30pm; closed on Sundays.

This September, something extraordinary rises at Bridgewater Commons. In partnership with Canstruction®, Bridgewater Commons will transform into a larger-than-life gallery of imagination and impact—where towering sculptures are built entirely from canned food to benefit Food Bank Network of Somerset County. Top design professionals from across the county will come together for a multi-day showcase, competing to create awe-inspiring structures using nothing but cans—and their creativity. From iconic landmarks to playful, larger-than-life creations, each build is a masterpiece with a mission. And you’re part of the experience. Explore the exhibit. Be inspired. Then cast your vote for your favorite design as teams compete for top honors—including the coveted People’s Choice Award. But the impact goes far beyond the display. When the event concludes, every single can used in the builds will be donated to support local families facing food insecurity. Part art installation. Part design competition. All for a powerful cause. Join us as Bridgewater Commons becomes a destination where creativity feeds community.

Celebrate fall on the farm with a scenic hayride, two corn maze options, pumpkin picking, and a visit with our friendly farm animals! Your adventure begins with a round-trip hayride through the farm to our pumpkin patch and corn mazes. Choose the full corn maze or take a shorter trip along our family-friendly Popcorn Trail. Pick your favorite pumpkins in the field, then ride back to enjoy admission to our Petting Zoo. Pumpkins are sold separately by weight and must be paid for with cash in the field. What's Included In Your Ticket: - Round-trip hayride - Admission to our full-size corn maze - Access to our shorter, family-friendly Popcorn Trail - Access to the pumpkin patch - Admission to our Petting Zoo Ticket Purchase Required For All Ages 2+. Saturdays from 10am-4:30pm; weekdays from 3pm-4:30pm; holidays from 10am-4:30pm; closed on Sundays.

This September, something extraordinary rises at Bridgewater Commons. In partnership with Canstruction®, Bridgewater Commons will transform into a larger-than-life gallery of imagination and impact—where towering sculptures are built entirely from canned food to benefit Food Bank Network of Somerset County. Top design professionals from across the county will come together for a multi-day showcase, competing to create awe-inspiring structures using nothing but cans—and their creativity. From iconic landmarks to playful, larger-than-life creations, each build is a masterpiece with a mission. And you’re part of the experience. Explore the exhibit. Be inspired. Then cast your vote for your favorite design as teams compete for top honors—including the coveted People’s Choice Award. But the impact goes far beyond the display. When the event concludes, every single can used in the builds will be donated to support local families facing food insecurity. Part art installation. Part design competition. All for a powerful cause. Join us as Bridgewater Commons becomes a destination where creativity feeds community.

Sunday, September 13, 2026, 2 p.m. – 4 p.m. & Thursday, September 17, 2026, 2 p.m. – 4 p.m. Rockingham State Historic Site, N.J. 84 Laurel Ave., Kingston, NJ 08528 Meet the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection’s new historian for Rockingham State Historic Site and share your interests and priorities for interpretive programs and historic preservation at Rockingham. Free Registration Online: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/meet-rockinghams-new-historian-tickets-1998372454807 The Rockingham Association, friends of Rockingham State Historic Site, support interpretive programs at Rockingham. ? Revolution NJ is New Jersey’s official observance of the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution on now through the 250th anniversary of George Washington’s Final Wartime Headquarters at Rockingham in 2033.

Celebrate fall on the farm with a scenic hayride, two corn maze options, pumpkin picking, and a visit with our friendly farm animals! Your adventure begins with a round-trip hayride through the farm to our pumpkin patch and corn mazes. Choose the full corn maze or take a shorter trip along our family-friendly Popcorn Trail. Pick your favorite pumpkins in the field, then ride back to enjoy admission to our Petting Zoo. Pumpkins are sold separately by weight and must be paid for with cash in the field. What's Included In Your Ticket: - Round-trip hayride - Admission to our full-size corn maze - Access to our shorter, family-friendly Popcorn Trail - Access to the pumpkin patch - Admission to our Petting Zoo Ticket Purchase Required For All Ages 2+. Saturdays from 10am-4:30pm; weekdays from 3pm-4:30pm; holidays from 10am-4:30pm; closed on Sundays.

This September, something extraordinary rises at Bridgewater Commons. In partnership with Canstruction®, Bridgewater Commons will transform into a larger-than-life gallery of imagination and impact—where towering sculptures are built entirely from canned food to benefit Food Bank Network of Somerset County. Top design professionals from across the county will come together for a multi-day showcase, competing to create awe-inspiring structures using nothing but cans—and their creativity. From iconic landmarks to playful, larger-than-life creations, each build is a masterpiece with a mission. And you’re part of the experience. Explore the exhibit. Be inspired. Then cast your vote for your favorite design as teams compete for top honors—including the coveted People’s Choice Award. But the impact goes far beyond the display. When the event concludes, every single can used in the builds will be donated to support local families facing food insecurity. Part art installation. Part design competition. All for a powerful cause. Join us as Bridgewater Commons becomes a destination where creativity feeds community.

New Jersey welcomes the world to Rockingham State Historic Site for the 250th Birthday of the United States. Visit the historic New Jersey Dutch Barn for an illustrated introduction to George Washington’s final headquarters of the Revolutionary War. Handle reproduction artifacts of the Revolutionary War. Sign up for tours of the grounds. Rockingham was George Washington's final wartime headquarters. Arriving from New York, Washington stayed at Rockingham from August 23, 1783 and left November 10, 1783. While at Rockingham, Washington entertained guests, issued his Farewell Orders to the Army, and learned the United States became formally independent with the signing of the Treaty of Paris. The historic house remains closed due to construction for stabilization of the south elevation. ? Revolution NJ is New Jersey’s official observance of the 250th anniversaries of New Jersey’s first Constitution July 2, 2026 and the American Revolution in New Jersey from 2024 – 2033.

Celebrate fall on the farm with a scenic hayride, two corn maze options, pumpkin picking, and a visit with our friendly farm animals! Your adventure begins with a round-trip hayride through the farm to our pumpkin patch and corn mazes. Choose the full corn maze or take a shorter trip along our family-friendly Popcorn Trail. Pick your favorite pumpkins in the field, then ride back to enjoy admission to our Petting Zoo. Pumpkins are sold separately by weight and must be paid for with cash in the field. What's Included In Your Ticket: - Round-trip hayride - Admission to our full-size corn maze - Access to our shorter, family-friendly Popcorn Trail - Access to the pumpkin patch - Admission to our Petting Zoo Ticket Purchase Required For All Ages 2+. Saturdays from 10am-4:30pm; weekdays from 3pm-4:30pm; holidays from 10am-4:30pm; closed on Sundays.

The 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.

This September, something extraordinary rises at Bridgewater Commons. In partnership with Canstruction®, Bridgewater Commons will transform into a larger-than-life gallery of imagination and impact—where towering sculptures are built entirely from canned food to benefit Food Bank Network of Somerset County. Top design professionals from across the county will come together for a multi-day showcase, competing to create awe-inspiring structures using nothing but cans—and their creativity. From iconic landmarks to playful, larger-than-life creations, each build is a masterpiece with a mission. And you’re part of the experience. Explore the exhibit. Be inspired. Then cast your vote for your favorite design as teams compete for top honors—including the coveted People’s Choice Award. But the impact goes far beyond the display. When the event concludes, every single can used in the builds will be donated to support local families facing food insecurity. Part art installation. Part design competition. All for a powerful cause. Join us as Bridgewater Commons becomes a destination where creativity feeds community.

New Jersey welcomes the world to Rockingham State Historic Site for the 250th Birthday of the United States. Visit the historic New Jersey Dutch Barn for an illustrated introduction to George Washington’s final headquarters of the Revolutionary War. Handle reproduction artifacts of the Revolutionary War. Sign up for tours of the grounds. Rockingham was George Washington's final wartime headquarters. Arriving from New York, Washington stayed at Rockingham from August 23, 1783 and left November 10, 1783. While at Rockingham, Washington entertained guests, issued his Farewell Orders to the Army, and learned the United States became formally independent with the signing of the Treaty of Paris. The historic house remains closed due to construction for stabilization of the south elevation. ? Revolution NJ is New Jersey’s official observance of the 250th anniversaries of New Jersey’s first Constitution July 2, 2026 and the American Revolution in New Jersey from 2024 – 2033.

This September, something extraordinary rises at Bridgewater Commons. In partnership with Canstruction®, Bridgewater Commons will transform into a larger-than-life gallery of imagination and impact—where towering sculptures are built entirely from canned food to benefit Food Bank Network of Somerset County. Top design professionals from across the county will come together for a multi-day showcase, competing to create awe-inspiring structures using nothing but cans—and their creativity. From iconic landmarks to playful, larger-than-life creations, each build is a masterpiece with a mission. And you’re part of the experience. Explore the exhibit. Be inspired. Then cast your vote for your favorite design as teams compete for top honors—including the coveted People’s Choice Award. But the impact goes far beyond the display. When the event concludes, every single can used in the builds will be donated to support local families facing food insecurity. Part art installation. Part design competition. All for a powerful cause. Join us as Bridgewater Commons becomes a destination where creativity feeds community.

New Jersey welcomes the world to Rockingham State Historic Site for the 250th Birthday of the United States. Visit the historic New Jersey Dutch Barn for an illustrated introduction to George Washington’s final headquarters of the Revolutionary War. Handle reproduction artifacts of the Revolutionary War. Sign up for tours of the grounds. Rockingham was George Washington's final wartime headquarters. Arriving from New York, Washington stayed at Rockingham from August 23, 1783 and left November 10, 1783. While at Rockingham, Washington entertained guests, issued his Farewell Orders to the Army, and learned the United States became formally independent with the signing of the Treaty of Paris. The historic house remains closed due to construction for stabilization of the south elevation. ? Revolution NJ is New Jersey’s official observance of the 250th anniversaries of New Jersey’s first Constitution July 2, 2026 and the American Revolution in New Jersey from 2024 – 2033.

This September, something extraordinary rises at Bridgewater Commons. In partnership with Canstruction®, Bridgewater Commons will transform into a larger-than-life gallery of imagination and impact—where towering sculptures are built entirely from canned food to benefit Food Bank Network of Somerset County. Top design professionals from across the county will come together for a multi-day showcase, competing to create awe-inspiring structures using nothing but cans—and their creativity. From iconic landmarks to playful, larger-than-life creations, each build is a masterpiece with a mission. And you’re part of the experience. Explore the exhibit. Be inspired. Then cast your vote for your favorite design as teams compete for top honors—including the coveted People’s Choice Award. But the impact goes far beyond the display. When the event concludes, every single can used in the builds will be donated to support local families facing food insecurity. Part art installation. Part design competition. All for a powerful cause. Join us as Bridgewater Commons becomes a destination where creativity feeds community.

Celebrate fall on the farm with a scenic hayride, two corn maze options, pumpkin picking, and a visit with our friendly farm animals! Your adventure begins with a round-trip hayride through the farm to our pumpkin patch and corn mazes. Choose the full corn maze or take a shorter trip along our family-friendly Popcorn Trail. Pick your favorite pumpkins in the field, then ride back to enjoy admission to our Petting Zoo. Pumpkins are sold separately by weight and must be paid for with cash in the field. What's Included In Your Ticket: - Round-trip hayride - Admission to our full-size corn maze - Access to our shorter, family-friendly Popcorn Trail - Access to the pumpkin patch - Admission to our Petting Zoo Ticket Purchase Required For All Ages 2+. Saturdays from 10am-4:30pm; weekdays from 3pm-4:30pm; holidays from 10am-4:30pm; closed on Sundays.

This September, something extraordinary rises at Bridgewater Commons. In partnership with Canstruction®, Bridgewater Commons will transform into a larger-than-life gallery of imagination and impact—where towering sculptures are built entirely from canned food to benefit Food Bank Network of Somerset County. Top design professionals from across the county will come together for a multi-day showcase, competing to create awe-inspiring structures using nothing but cans—and their creativity. From iconic landmarks to playful, larger-than-life creations, each build is a masterpiece with a mission. And you’re part of the experience. Explore the exhibit. Be inspired. Then cast your vote for your favorite design as teams compete for top honors—including the coveted People’s Choice Award. But the impact goes far beyond the display. When the event concludes, every single can used in the builds will be donated to support local families facing food insecurity. Part art installation. Part design competition. All for a powerful cause. Join us as Bridgewater Commons becomes a destination where creativity feeds community.

Celebrate fall on the farm with a scenic hayride, two corn maze options, pumpkin picking, and a visit with our friendly farm animals! Your adventure begins with a round-trip hayride through the farm to our pumpkin patch and corn mazes. Choose the full corn maze or take a shorter trip along our family-friendly Popcorn Trail. Pick your favorite pumpkins in the field, then ride back to enjoy admission to our Petting Zoo. Pumpkins are sold separately by weight and must be paid for with cash in the field. What's Included In Your Ticket: - Round-trip hayride - Admission to our full-size corn maze - Access to our shorter, family-friendly Popcorn Trail - Access to the pumpkin patch - Admission to our Petting Zoo Ticket Purchase Required For All Ages 2+. Saturdays from 10am-4:30pm; weekdays from 3pm-4:30pm; holidays from 10am-4:30pm; closed on Sundays.

Celebrate fall on the farm with a scenic hayride, two corn maze options, pumpkin picking, and a visit with our friendly farm animals! Your adventure begins with a round-trip hayride through the farm to our pumpkin patch and corn mazes. Choose the full corn maze or take a shorter trip along our family-friendly Popcorn Trail. Pick your favorite pumpkins in the field, then ride back to enjoy admission to our Petting Zoo. Pumpkins are sold separately by weight and must be paid for with cash in the field. What's Included In Your Ticket: - Round-trip hayride - Admission to our full-size corn maze - Access to our shorter, family-friendly Popcorn Trail - Access to the pumpkin patch - Admission to our Petting Zoo Ticket Purchase Required For All Ages 2+. Saturdays from 10am-4:30pm; weekdays from 3pm-4:30pm; holidays from 10am-4:30pm; closed on Sundays.

Celebrate fall on the farm with a scenic hayride, two corn maze options, pumpkin picking, and a visit with our friendly farm animals! Your adventure begins with a round-trip hayride through the farm to our pumpkin patch and corn mazes. Choose the full corn maze or take a shorter trip along our family-friendly Popcorn Trail. Pick your favorite pumpkins in the field, then ride back to enjoy admission to our Petting Zoo. Pumpkins are sold separately by weight and must be paid for with cash in the field. What's Included In Your Ticket: - Round-trip hayride - Admission to our full-size corn maze - Access to our shorter, family-friendly Popcorn Trail - Access to the pumpkin patch - Admission to our Petting Zoo Ticket Purchase Required For All Ages 2+. Saturdays from 10am-4:30pm; weekdays from 3pm-4:30pm; holidays from 10am-4:30pm; closed on Sundays.

New Jersey welcomes the world to Rockingham State Historic Site for the 250th Birthday of the United States. Visit the historic New Jersey Dutch Barn for an illustrated introduction to George Washington’s final headquarters of the Revolutionary War. Handle reproduction artifacts of the Revolutionary War. Sign up for tours of the grounds. Rockingham was George Washington's final wartime headquarters. Arriving from New York, Washington stayed at Rockingham from August 23, 1783 and left November 10, 1783. While at Rockingham, Washington entertained guests, issued his Farewell Orders to the Army, and learned the United States became formally independent with the signing of the Treaty of Paris. The historic house remains closed due to construction for stabilization of the south elevation. ? Revolution NJ is New Jersey’s official observance of the 250th anniversaries of New Jersey’s first Constitution July 2, 2026 and the American Revolution in New Jersey from 2024 – 2033.

Celebrate fall on the farm with a scenic hayride, two corn maze options, pumpkin picking, and a visit with our friendly farm animals! Your adventure begins with a round-trip hayride through the farm to our pumpkin patch and corn mazes. Choose the full corn maze or take a shorter trip along our family-friendly Popcorn Trail. Pick your favorite pumpkins in the field, then ride back to enjoy admission to our Petting Zoo. Pumpkins are sold separately by weight and must be paid for with cash in the field. What's Included In Your Ticket: - Round-trip hayride - Admission to our full-size corn maze - Access to our shorter, family-friendly Popcorn Trail - Access to the pumpkin patch - Admission to our Petting Zoo Ticket Purchase Required For All Ages 2+. Saturdays from 10am-4:30pm; weekdays from 3pm-4:30pm; holidays from 10am-4:30pm; closed on Sundays.

He earned his stripes on Broadway… now the ghost-with-the-most is coming to New Brunswick. It’s showtime! Based on Tim Burton’s dearly beloved film, this hilarious musical tells the story of Lydia Deetz, a strange and unusual teenager whose whole life changes when she meets a recently deceased couple and a demon with a thing for stripes. With an irreverent book and a score that’s out of this Netherworld, Beetlejuice is “SCREAMINGLY GOOD FUN!” (Variety). And under its uproarious surface (six feet under, to be exact), it’s a remarkably touching show about family, love, and making the most of every Day-O!

The 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.

New Jersey welcomes the world to Rockingham State Historic Site for the 250th Birthday of the United States. Visit the historic New Jersey Dutch Barn for an illustrated introduction to George Washington’s final headquarters of the Revolutionary War. Handle reproduction artifacts of the Revolutionary War. Sign up for tours of the grounds. Rockingham was George Washington's final wartime headquarters. Arriving from New York, Washington stayed at Rockingham from August 23, 1783 and left November 10, 1783. While at Rockingham, Washington entertained guests, issued his Farewell Orders to the Army, and learned the United States became formally independent with the signing of the Treaty of Paris. The historic house remains closed due to construction for stabilization of the south elevation. ? Revolution NJ is New Jersey’s official observance of the 250th anniversaries of New Jersey’s first Constitution July 2, 2026 and the American Revolution in New Jersey from 2024 – 2033.

New Jersey welcomes the world to Rockingham State Historic Site for the 250th Birthday of the United States. Visit the historic New Jersey Dutch Barn for an illustrated introduction to George Washington’s final headquarters of the Revolutionary War. Handle reproduction artifacts of the Revolutionary War. Sign up for tours of the grounds. Rockingham was George Washington's final wartime headquarters. Arriving from New York, Washington stayed at Rockingham from August 23, 1783 and left November 10, 1783. While at Rockingham, Washington entertained guests, issued his Farewell Orders to the Army, and learned the United States became formally independent with the signing of the Treaty of Paris. The historic house remains closed due to construction for stabilization of the south elevation. ? Revolution NJ is New Jersey’s official observance of the 250th anniversaries of New Jersey’s first Constitution July 2, 2026 and the American Revolution in New Jersey from 2024 – 2033.

Saturday, September 26, 2026, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. & Sunday, September 27, 2026, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. Rockingham State Historic Site, N.J. 84 Laurel Ave., Kingston, NJ 08528 Enjoy “A Taste of Cacao: The Mount Vernon Way” at Washington’s Headquarters. Susan McLellan Plaisted, Proprietress of Heart to Hearth Cookery, makes chocolate cakes on traditional metates, roasting fermented cacao beans and processing them into 100% pure chocolate. Susan introduces the cacao tree, explains the types of cacao, and follows the entire process from cacao bean to chocolate cake with tasting of an eighteenth-century chocolate beverage too. Free Registration Online: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-taste-of-cacao-the-mount-vernon-way-at-washingtons-headquarters-tickets-1996238815033?aff=oddtdtcreator The Rockingham Association, friends of Rockingham State Historic Site, sponsor this program as part of Rocky Hill Day. ? Revolution NJ is New Jersey’s official observance of the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution on now through the 250th anniversary of George Washington’s Final Wartime Headquarters at Rockingham in 2033. The Borough of Rocky Hill is a Revolution NJ Community.

Celebrate fall on the farm with a scenic hayride, two corn maze options, pumpkin picking, and a visit with our friendly farm animals! Your adventure begins with a round-trip hayride through the farm to our pumpkin patch and corn mazes. Choose the full corn maze or take a shorter trip along our family-friendly Popcorn Trail. Pick your favorite pumpkins in the field, then ride back to enjoy admission to our Petting Zoo. Pumpkins are sold separately by weight and must be paid for with cash in the field. What's Included In Your Ticket: - Round-trip hayride - Admission to our full-size corn maze - Access to our shorter, family-friendly Popcorn Trail - Access to the pumpkin patch - Admission to our Petting Zoo Ticket Purchase Required For All Ages 2+. Saturdays from 10am-4:30pm; weekdays from 3pm-4:30pm; holidays from 10am-4:30pm; closed on Sundays.

Celebrate fall on the farm with a scenic hayride, two corn maze options, pumpkin picking, and a visit with our friendly farm animals! Your adventure begins with a round-trip hayride through the farm to our pumpkin patch and corn mazes. Choose the full corn maze or take a shorter trip along our family-friendly Popcorn Trail. Pick your favorite pumpkins in the field, then ride back to enjoy admission to our Petting Zoo. Pumpkins are sold separately by weight and must be paid for with cash in the field. What's Included In Your Ticket: - Round-trip hayride - Admission to our full-size corn maze - Access to our shorter, family-friendly Popcorn Trail - Access to the pumpkin patch - Admission to our Petting Zoo Ticket Purchase Required For All Ages 2+. Saturdays from 10am-4:30pm; weekdays from 3pm-4:30pm; holidays from 10am-4:30pm; closed on Sundays.

Celebrate fall on the farm with a scenic hayride, two corn maze options, pumpkin picking, and a visit with our friendly farm animals! Your adventure begins with a round-trip hayride through the farm to our pumpkin patch and corn mazes. Choose the full corn maze or take a shorter trip along our family-friendly Popcorn Trail. Pick your favorite pumpkins in the field, then ride back to enjoy admission to our Petting Zoo. Pumpkins are sold separately by weight and must be paid for with cash in the field. What's Included In Your Ticket: - Round-trip hayride - Admission to our full-size corn maze - Access to our shorter, family-friendly Popcorn Trail - Access to the pumpkin patch - Admission to our Petting Zoo Ticket Purchase Required For All Ages 2+. Saturdays from 10am-4:30pm; weekdays from 3pm-4:30pm; holidays from 10am-4:30pm; closed on Sundays.