Arts & Entertainment

Princeton Pro Musica revives Frank Lewin’s Requiem For RFK

On June 8, 1968, Princeton composer Frank Lewin listened to the funeral of Robert F. Kennedy over the radio from St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York. ...

Handmade Hopewell Street Fair returns May 3

A curated showcase of handmade art and craftsmanship will take over Seminary Avenue when the Handmade Hopewell Makers...

Trenton Film Society screens docs from local filmmakers May 1-2

The Trenton Film Society will host a two-day Regional Documentary Film Festival on May 1-2 at Mill Hill...

New Brunswick Jazz Project marks 17 years with anniversary show

The New Brunswick Jazz Project will celebrate its 17th anniversary with a special Emerging Artists Series performance highlighting...

Tommy Conwell Brings Roots Rock to Intimate Venues

The young Tommy Conwell, a roots-rockin’, bluesy, soulful singer-songwriter-guitarist and bandleader, spent most of his formative years trying...
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Off the Presses: Bennett Kelly’s ‘Sensation Blues’

New Jersey music journalist Bennett Kelly celebrates the launch of his debut rock & roll novel, “Sensation Blues,” on Saturday, October 12, at the...

Passage Theatre Review: ‘Alma’

More than all of the speeches by Abraham Lincoln, Frederick Douglass, or William Henry Garrison, the vehicle that influenced most average Americans to disdain...

Second Sunday Means Time for Poetry

Princeton Makes, a Princeton-based artist cooperative, and Ragged Sky Press, a local publisher focused on poetry, host a Second Sunday Poetry Reading on Sunday,...

Artist Rounds Gives New Meaning to Creative License

One could scan over John Rounds’ garage and constantly see something new. Directly in front of his make-shift workshop is a collage of descended...

McCarter Theater Review: ‘Empire Records: The Musical’

Not until the 10 minutes before the end of “Empire Records,” the world premiere musical at Princeton’s McCarter Theatre, does the peace coalesce in...

Classical Music Review: Princeton Symphony Orchestra

The Princeton Symphony Orchestra’s 2024-25 season opened Saturday, September 14, with works by Tchaikovsky, Brahms, and contemporary composer Gemma Peacocke, and also featured an...