What’s newsworthy in the Trenton, N.J., and surrounding areas.
PRINCETON, N.J. – The artist who invites others to take a closer look at nature recently collaborated with poets to present her close-up “Gifts from the Sea” artwork at Millstone River Gallery. Fine Art and Nature Photographer Tasha O’Neill draws attention to
EWING, N.J. — With the successes of three previous films, a local filmmaker is all about giving away perks in order to receive support for his next short. Ricardo Lorenzo, an award-nominated moviemaker, currently has a full-time job as a producer and
TRENTON, N.J. – In conjunction with Black History Month, Passage Theatre featured two plays about characters who were revolutionaries within the context of their time periods in American history. The Passage Theatre Company located in the historic Mill Hill Playhouse at 205
PRINCETON, N.J. – With physical activity, the brain and the body function better, and so recently a dance teacher has been helping special students with their moves. When Rachel Stanislawczyk interned and became a lead dance teacher for the Mark Morris Dance
PRINCETON, N.J. — Many local photographers and mixed media artists now have a chance to showcase their artworks at local hospital galleries, thanks to a few area curators. Among others making this possible, are curators from the Princeton Photography Club (PPC), which
TRENTON, N.J. — For Fine Arts Photographer John Clarke, retirement from a career in Architecture has led him to defining relationships between people and their unique geometric surroundings. Clarke’s most recent photography collection called, “People in Geometry” is a black and white
PRINCETON, N.J. — At D&R Greenway Land Trust, an author and a photographer are exploring trees, miniscule plants and other species from a different perspective. Author Andrea Fereshteh and Photographer Tasha O’Neill offer unique views of their take on nature. Fereshteh will
TRENTON, N.J. – When the Smith Family Foundation of New Jersey (SFFNJ) began celebrating community Kwanzaa two years ago, they did not realize it would grow so fast. After attaining national attention as New Jersey Powerball lottery winners in 2016, the family
PRINCETON, N.J. — Longtime trustees, researchers, and now authors and educators of the Stoutsburg Cemetery Association, two African-American women are on a mission to preserve their history with a book. Elaine Buck and Beverly Mills are the authors of their book, If These