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  Craft Shows, Fairs/Festivals, Flea Markets, Shows, Misc. | ||
Artrider -------- High end crafts. www.artrider.com === 2010 === April Spring Crafts at Morristown: April 9-11, 2010 Spring Crafts at Lyndhurst: April 30 - May 2, 2010 Guilford Craft Expo: July 15-17, 2010 Fall Crafts at Lyndhurst: September 10-12, 2010 Our 2010 Holiday events will be announced at a later date Holiday Crafts at Morristown: December 4, 5, 6, 2009 Caldwell College Craft Antique show & Sale -------- Small show, don't waste your time. www.caldwell.edu Cottage Crafts -------- Over 150 vendors and lots of crafts. www.cottagecraftshows.com === 2010 === October 2 & 3, 2010 Colts Neck Art & Craft Festival Bucks Mill Road, Colts Neck, NJ J&C Marketplaces, Inc www.jcmarketplaces.com === 2010 === April SUNDAY, APRIL 18-MAYWOOD STREET FAIR SUNDAY, JUNE 13-PEQUANNOCK STREET FAIR SUNDAY, JUNE 20-NUTLEY STREET FAIR SUNDAY, JULY 5-LITTLE FALLS STREET FAIR SUNDAY, AUGUST 15-MAYWOOD STREET FAIR LABOR DAY MONDAY, SEPT. 6-RIVERDALE STREET FAIR SUNDAY, OCT. 3-MILLINGTON STREET FAIR SUNDAY, OCT. 24-KENILWORTH STREET FAIR Lambert Castle Passaic County Historical Society3 Valley Road Paterson, NJ 07503 973-247-0085 www.lambertcastle.org/boutique.html November 7 - 29, 2009 PJ's Promotion's Show -------- Features 75 to 130 fine artists. www.pjspromotions.com === 2010 === March 14 - Wayne Valley Spring Craft Show - Wayne, NJ. Please check back later for information about this show. March 20 & 21 - 22nd Antique Show - Northern Highlands Regional H.S. - Allendale, NJ March 20 & 21, 22nd Antique Show, Northern Highlands N.S. Please check back later for information about this show. March 28 - Paramus H.S. Spring Craft Show - Paramus, NJ. Please check back later for information about this show. May 16 - Nyack's Famous Street Fair - Nyack, NY. Please check back later for information about this show. May 23 - Crafts in the Park - Westwood, NJ. Please check back later for information about this show. July 18 - Nyack's Famous Street Fair - Nyack, NY. Please check back later for information about this show. September 12, - Ridgewood Fall Festival, NJ. Please check back later for information about this show. October 10 - Nyack's Famous Street Fair - Nyack, NY. Please check back later for information about this show. Rose Squared Productions Fine Arts & Crafts -------- Features 120 to 160 fine artists. The items sold here are far above normal quality. Rain or shine www.rosesquared.com == 2010 === May 15-16, 2010 -- Verona Park -- Verona, NJ June 5-6, 2010 -- Oak Ridge Park -- Clark, NJ June 19-20, 2010 -- Spring Fine Arts & Crafts at Brookdale Park -- Bloomfield/Montclair, NJ September 11-12,2010 -- Anderson Park -- Upper Montclair, NJ October 16-17, 2010 -- Bloomfield/montclair Park, NJ Stella Show Management Montvale, NJ www.stellashows.com === 2010 === The Pier Antiques Show March 13-14, 2010 - NEW HOURS: 10-6 both days Pier 94, 12th Ave., at 55th St., NYC Admission: $15 500 Dealers plus FASHION ALLEY & Vintage Collecting NY's largest, antiques, art, style & collecting event! | ||
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| Columbus Flea and Farmers Market Columbus, NJ -------- One of the big ones. On Rte 206, 5 mi S of NJ Turnpike exit 7. Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday. Thurs & Sat 8am-8pm; Fri 10am-8pm; Sun 8:00am-5pm. Outside hours earlier. "Delaware Valley's Largest Flea Market -- Over 1700 Vendors" during summer, 400 in winter, including 70 permanent stores. www.columbusfarmersmarket.com Dover Flea Market Downtown Historic Dover Blackwell Street Dover, NJ -------- Nations oldest continuously operating Sunday Street Fair, plus over 40 antique dealers and 12 blocks of vendors. Englishtown Auction Englishtown, NJ -------- One of the big ones. Route 9 and 527, 90 Wilson Ave. 50 acre flea market, over 1000 venders. Weekends. Closed in February 908-446-9644. www.englishtownauction.com Pocono Bazaar  forecast forMarshall's Creek, PA -------- One of the big ones. Over 800 vendors www.poconofleamarket.com Route 18 Flea Market 290 Route 18 East Brunswick, NJ -------- Largest indoor flea market in the Tri state area. | ||
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 New Jersey Convention and Exposition Center97 Sunfield Avenue Edison, NJ 08837 732-417-1414 www.njexpocenter.com Check before you go, they change events unexpectedly !!!!! Check individual sites for discount coupons !!! === 2010 === March Wakefern Floral Show Hours: 8am-4pm, both days. PRIVATE-Trade Only 03/09/2010 03/10/2010 Greenbergs Train & Toy Show Show hours-March 13 & 14: 10am-4pm. PUBLIC 03/13/2010 03/14/2010 The Boot & Shoe Travelers Association of NY Show Hours: 9am-6pm (both days) PRIVATE-Trade Only 03/15/2010 03/16/2010 The Home Show Home remodeling, landscaping, etc show. PUBLIC 03/19/2010 03/21/2010 New Brunswick Kennel Club Dog Show Dog Show Public 03/26/2010 03/28/2010 April Indianfest PRIVATE 04/03/2010 04/03/2010 Showstopper American Dance Championships PRIVATE 04/09/2010 04/11/2010 The Football Spectacular PUBLIC 04/16/2010 04/18/2010 Country Folk Art Craft Show Craft Show. Hrs: Fri: 3-9pm, Sat: 10am-5pm, Sun: 10am-4pm PUBLIC 04/16/2010 04/18/2010 American Public Works Show PRIVATE 04/21/2010 04/21/2010 AAA Travel & Savings Expo PRIVATE 04/25/2010 04/25/2010 May NJSLMP Trade Show Plumbing and Heating Show & Classic Hydronics School with Dan Holohan PRIVATE 05/01/2010 05/01/2010 Wakefern Food Show PRIVATE-Trade Only 05/05/2010 05/06/2010 St. Francis Tricky Tray PRIVATE 05/07/2010 05/07/2010 Society of Cosmetic Chemists PRIVATE 05/11/2010 05/12/2010 NJ Homeschool Convention PUBLIC 05/14/2010 05/15/2010 The 2010 Abilities Expo PUBLIC 05/20/2010 05/22/2010 1st Vishwa Marathi Natya Sammelan PRIVATE 05/29/2010 05/31/2010 June Challenge of Champions Mixed Martial Arts Event PUBLIC. 06/05/2010 06/06/2010 Malic Jewels Jewelry & Gift Show PUBLIC 06/18/2010 06/20/2010 July Wheel Concepts Presented by Wil Johns tire Empire PUBLIC 07/25/2010 07/25/2010 August Edison Furniture & Accessory Market 08/01 9:30am-5pm, 08/02 9:30am-5pm, 08/03 9:30am-3pm Private 08/01/2010 08/03/2010 Greenberg's Train & Toy Show Train & Toy show & sales. Hours both days: 10am-4pm PUBLIC 08/14/2010 08/15/2010 September 6th AKKA World Kannada Conference 2010 PRIVATE 09/03/2010 09/05/2010 Wakefern Perishables 2010 PRIVATE 09/29/2010 09/30/2010 October The Boot & Shoe Travelers Association of NY Show hours: 9am-6pm (both days) PRIVATE- Trade Only 10/03/2010 10/04/2010 NJ Beauty Festival PRIVATE 10/10/2010 10/11/2010 Country Folk Art Craft Show Craft Show: Hrs: Fri: 3-9pm, Sat: 1-9pm; Sun: 10am-5pm PUBLIC 10/15/2010 10/17/2010 New Jersey LSA Holiday Package Show Private Association Meeting: 4-9pm PRIVATE 10/20/2010 10/20/2010 Navratri 2010 PUBLIC 10/22/2010 10/23/2010 Community Associations Institute PUBLIC 10/23/2010 10/23/2010 November Malic Jewels Jewelry & Gift Show PUBLIC 11/12/2010 11/14/2010 Greenberg's Train & Toy Show PUBLIC 11/27/2010 11/28/2010 December Country Folk Art Craft Show Craft Show PUBLIC 12/03/2010 12/05/2010 Challenge of Champions Mixed Martial Arts Competition PUBLIC 12/11/2010 12/12/2010 The Garden State Exhibit & Convention Center.-- 62,000 sq. ft 50 Atrium Drive Somerset, NJ 08873 732-469-4000 www.gsec.com From Northern New Jersey & New York via the Garden State Parkway Take Exit 129 for I-287 North. Take Exit 10 for Route 527 (New Brunswick/South Bound Brook). Follow Route 527 North to the first traffic light and make a left turn onto Davidson Avenue. Continue on Davidson Avenue for one half mile. The center is one half mile east on the left. Check their site, as events are added or deleted unexpectedly !!! Check individual sites for discount coupons !!! === 2010 === March Sugarloaf Craft Festival Contemporary Crafts and Fine Art Fri. & Sat. 10am-6pm.Sun. 10am-5pm: Tickets $7 Adults, Child under 12 Free Consumer 03/12/2010 03/14/2010 Salt Water Fishing Expo. Hundreds of exhibitors representing the entire spectrum of saltwater sport fishing, inshore to offshore, light tackle to big game. This is a can't miss event for anyone that loves to fish: F 12-8pm , S 10-6pm, Su 10 -5pm Consumer 03/19/2010 03/21/2010 Paddlesport 2009 Canoe & Kayak Show Fri. Noon-9pm. Sat. 9am-6pm.Sun. 9am-4:30pm: Admission: Adults $10, Child under 14 Free Consumer 03/26/2010 03/28/2010 April Scout Expo 2010 Conference 04/24/2010 04/24/2010 May NYIFT Suppliers Day 2010 NYIFT and Prepared Foods - Start spreading the news! Industry Only 05/05/2010 05/05/2010 NJ SkillsUSA Champions at Work - NJ Vocational Schools Competition Private 05/08/2010 05/08/2010 NJTESOL/NJBE Spring Conference Private Event Tues. & Wed. 8:35am - 4pm Conference 05/18/2010 05/19/2010 Scrapbooking Expo Scrapbooking, Rubberstamping & Paperrcrafting/C/Classses Hours: Fri. & Sat. 9am Pre registration. Event: Fri: 10am -6pm, Sat. 10am-5pm Consumer 05/21/2010 05/22/2010/Classses Hours: Fri. & Sat. 9am Pre registration. Event: Fri: 10am -6pm, Sat. 10am-5pm Consumer 05/21/2010 05/22/2010 June Animenext 2010 The next evolution of anime conventions Fri.10am-2am, Sat. 9am-4am,Sun. 9am-5pm: Convention 06/18/2010 06/20/2010 July Garden State Cat Show Cat Show Trade Show 07/17/2010 07/18/2010 Malankara Jubilee convention Cultural/Religious Convention 07/22/2010 07/25/2010 August September October Art Educators Association Conference Private 10/05/2010 10/06/2010 NJ Science Convention 33rd Annual NJ Science Convention Hours: Tuesday 8am-4pm, Wednesday 8am-3:30pm Private 10/12/2010 10/13/2010 Sugarloaf Craft Festival Contemporary Crafts and Fine Art. Admission:$8.00 Child under 12 Free: Hours Fri.10am-5pm,Sat.9am-5pm,Sun.10am-4pm Consumer 10/29/2010 10/31/2010 November Professional Expos Mid -Atlantic Buildings and Facilities Management Show Trade 11/03/2010 11/04/2010 Eastern Analytical Symposium Trade Show Private 11/15/2010 11/17/2010 December Atlantic City Convention Center Shows -------- The convention offers a 500,000 square feet of contiguous exhibit space. The exhibit floor is six football fields long by two footballs fields wide. www.atlanticcitynj.com www.accenter.com/calendar * SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE * === 2010 === Mar 12 - Mar 14 Imprinted Sportswear Show Web:www.issshows.com Tradeshow 7,000 Mar 17 - Mar 20 Tri-State Camp Conference (NY-NJ -Keystone) Web:www.aca-ny.org Conference 3,000 Mar 21 - Mar 23 Atlantic Bakery Expo 2010 Web:www.abe2010.com Tradeshow 8,000 Mar 26 - Mar 28 Jamfest Cheer and Dance Web:www.jamfest.com Convention 5,000 Apr 06 - Apr 09 AACN Spring TRENDS Conference Web:www.aacn.org/sepa Conference 1,200 Apr 24 - Apr 25 Strictly Corvette Web:www.strictlycorvette.com Public 4,500 Apr 28 - Apr 29 Atlantic Region Energy Expo 2010 Web:www.areetradeshow.com Tradeshow 4,000 May 01 - May 02 Varsity - All Levels Championship Web:www.wsfcheer.com Competition 4,632 May 06 - May 08 2010 New Jersey Speech and Hearing Association Web:www.njsha.org Convention 1,900 May 10 - May 12 Trauma Symposium Meeting 285 May 12 - May 15 Mailcom Conference & Exhibition 2010 Web:www.mailcom.org Tradeshow 8,000 Jun 04 - Jun 06 AAAI / ISMA Web:www.aaai-ismafitness.com Convention 3,000 Jun 08 - Jun 09 Promotions East 2010 Web:www.promotionseast.org Tradeshow 4,000 Jun 14 - Jun 16 AALAS Tri Branch Symposium Web:www.aalas.org Convention 1,100 Jun 19 - Jun 20 2010 Madden Tournament Web:www.maddenusachallenge.com Convention 400 Jun 25 - Jun 26 World Wide Marriage Encounter National Convention 1,500 Jul 09 - Jul 11 North American Bengali Conference - Kallol of New Jersey Conference 7,000 Sep 27 - Sep 29 Governors Housing Conference Web:www.nj.gov/dca Conference 1,400 Boardwalk Hall Atlantic City, NJ -------- Historic Boardwalk Hall, which first opened in 1929, received an extensive $90 million renovation and restoration to transform the building into a modern special events arena capable of variable seating for up to 13,800 people. www.boardwalkhall.com/index.asp -- === 2010 === March12-14 -2010 Atlantic 10 Men's Basketball Championship March, 18 - 19 - ECAC Hockey Men's Championship March, 19 - Carrie Underwood in concert April, 3 Nickelback with Shinedown and Sick Puppies April, 10 Caesars Tennis Classic April, 17 Pavlik vs. Martinez May, 8 Mother's Day Music Festival with Ronald Isley & The Isley Brothers, Teena Marie and The Whispers June, 19 Andre Rieu & The Johann Strauss Orchestra Bodies The Exhibition -------- This is a must see. This striking new exhibition showcases real human bodies, giving visitors the opportunity to see themselves in a fascinating way like never before seen. Check website for available dates. http://ticketpro.net/USA/bodies/accueil_enbo.php Regular website www.bodiestheexhibition.com/intro.html -- Includes videos of the show.  9-09 Discovery Times Square Exposition226 West 44th Street (between 7th & 8th avenues) 866-987-9692 -------- Introducing Discovery Times Square Exposition (Discovery TSX), New York City’s first large-scale exhibition center. Extraordinary exhibits and unforgettable experiences come to life at this exciting new vibrant space for entertainment, learning and adventure. As of 1-5-10 Titanic: the artifact exhibition Leonardo da vinci’s workshop King Tut Exhibition Franklin Sterling Hill Gem and Mineral Show Franklin, NJ www.franklinmineralmuseum.com -- www.fluorescentminerals.com Great Train Expo & Greenberg Train Shows merged. www.greattrainexpo.comom www.greenbergshows.com
Izzy's Speed Shows Holiday Inn on Route 22 West Springfield, NJ -------- Records, CDs, DVDs, tapes, 45s, imports, rarities, memorabilia, magazines, collectors' items Record and CD show & sale at the www.izzymusic.com/record_shows.htm === 2010 === March 14, 2010 June 13, 2010 September 12, 2010 December 12, 2010 Jacob Javits Center Calendar Of Events -------- Has over 800,000 sq ft of display space. www.javitscenter.com === 2010 === March 7, 2010 - March 9, 2010 Children's Club - Trade March 12, 2010 - March 14, 2010 NYC FIRST Robotics Competition - Public March 19, 2010 - March 21, 2010 International Vision Expo - Trade March 20, 2010 - March 21, 2010 The 17th Original GLBT Expo April 2, 2010 - April 11, 2010 New York International Auto Show - Trade/Public April 20, 2010 - April 22, 2010 Interphex - Trade April 23, 2010 Big Apple Job Fair - Special Event April 25, 2010 College Fair - Special Event April 26, 2010 - April 28, 2010 Stadia Design & Technology Expo - Special Event April 27, 2010 Job Fair - Special Event April 30, 2010 New York City Chapter Trade Show May 2, 2010 - May 4, 2010 Accessories the Show May 2, 2010 - May 4, 2010 FAME/Fashion 2 GO May 2, 2010 - May 4, 2010 Moda Manhattan May 4, 2010 - May 6, 2010 The ASI Show May 5, 2010 - May 7, 2010 Club Industry East May 8, 2010 Live Your Best Life Weekend May 14, 2010 - May 15, 2010 Best Practices in Primary Care May 15, 2010 - May 18, 2010 Int'l Contemporary Furniture Fair May 16, 2010 - May 19, 2010 National Stationary Show May 16, 2010 - May 18, 2010 Surtex May 16, 2010 - May 19, 2010 the Supply Side May 25, 2010 - May 27, 2010 Book Expo America June 7, 2010 - June 10, 2010 PLASTEC East June 7, 2010 - June 10, 2010 Medical Design & Manufacturing - Trade June 7, 2010 - June 10, 2010 Atlantic Design & Manufacturing - Trade June 7, 2010 - June 10, 2010 EastPack - Trade June 7, 2010 - June 10, 2010 ATX East Trade June 7, 2010 - June 10, 2010 Green Manufacturing Expo June 16, 2010 - June 17, 2010 Buildings NY co located with Green Buildings NY -Trade June 16, 2010 - June 19, 2010 Pri - Med New York June 20, 2010 - June 21, 2010 The Bar & Wine Show June 27, 2010 - June 29, 2010 International Fancy Food & Confection Show - Trade July 13, 2010 - July 15, 2010 Home Textiles Fabric Sourcing Expo July 13, 2010 - July 15, 2010 International Apparel Sourcing Show July 13, 2010 - July 15, 2010 Texworld USA MacEvents www.macevents.com - Coupons for all events === 2010 === South Jersey Home Show Virtua Center Flyers Skate Zone, Voorhees, NJ Mar 12 - 14, 2010 -- Coupon/Directions Meadowlands www.meadowlands.com === 2010 === Concert Nets vs. Atlanta Hawks Tue. March 16 Sports Nets vs. Toronto Raptors Sat. March 20 Sports Nets vs. Miami Heat Mon. March 22 Sports Nets vs. Sacramento Kings Wed. March 24 Sports Nets vs. Charlotte Bobcats Mon. April 12 The Meadowlands Exposition Centers -- 61,00 sq. ft. www.mecexpo.com === 2010 === Mar 12-14 Mega Liquidation Sale Mar 19-21 NORTHEAST™ Autobody/Automotive Trade Show -- Presented and Owned by: AASP/NJ Featuring: NJGCA www.aaspnjnortheast.com Mar 24 White Rose Spring Food Show Mar 26-28 Beneath the Sea -- www.beneaththesea.org Mercer County http://nj.gov/counties/mercer Location: Mercer County Park Medieval Times 14149 Polito Ave Lyndhurst, NJ 1-888-WE-JOUST (935-6878) -------- In the Lyndhurst Castle’s grand ceremonial arena, weapons are brandished and an authentic medieval jousting tournament ensues. www.medievaltimes.com/Locations/Lyndhurst-Castle.aspx  DiscountSussex County Fair Grounds  forecast forAugusta, NJ www.sussex-county-fair.org === 2010 === Tri County Show PAL Building 33 Baldwin Road Parsippany, NJ ----------- Welcome to NNL East. The Tri-State Scale Model Car Club welcomes all model car builders to the Eighteenth Annual NNL East, the East Coast's largest and most prestigious model car event. The show will be held Saturday, March 27, 2004 from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. This spacious modern facility boasts excellent lighting, 70 display tables and wide aisles. There will also be our special "Cottage Industry Exposition" and Scale Marketplace, plenty of parking, and on-premises food, serving both breakfast and lunch. -- http://members.aol.com/nnleast2009 April 18th, 2009 | ||
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| 10-08 Avalon - Stone Harbor www.capemaytimes.com/avalon-stone-harbor/events.htm === 2010 === Burlington County Tourism www.exploreburlingtoncounty.com === 2010 === 10-08 Cape May County--------Covers mostly Wildwood and Cape May, NJ www.capemaytimes.com/cape-may/events.htm === 2010 === 5-09 West Cape Maywww.westcapemaytoday.com/Visitor-Information-Center/WestCapeMayEvents.asp === 2010 === Chester Village Chester, NJ www.chesternj.org Rt. 80 W. to Exit 27A, Rt. 206 S. -- (approx. 7 mi.) to Chester, Left onto Rt. 513 (Main Street). === 2010 === Delaware Water Gap -------- ots of events with the park rangers. Great for kids. National Recreation Area Located in NJ and PA. HQ in Bushkill, PA https://akrcms.nps.gov/dewa/planyourvisit/park-calendar-of-events.htm -- www.nps.gov/dewa === 2010 === Freehold Center Partnership Freehold, NJ www.freeholdcenter.com === 2010 === Haggerty Education Center 53 East Hanover Ave Morristown NJ 973-326-7600 -------- Displays of over 250 gingerbread exhibits by people of all ages. www.parks.morris.nj.us -- www.arboretumfriends.org Directions - From the South: - Take Route 80 West to Route 287 South. At Exit 36 This was an excellent display of Gingerbread house exhibits. -We won a First Place ribbon for our two house scene. === 2010 === 2-08 Greenwood Lake NYWinter Carnival -- Call 845-477-8100 for reservations and information! -------- Sponsored by Budweiser | Torch lighting ceremony and wine dinner | Chili contest | Outdoor barbeque | Auction | Ice golf | Ice hockey | Tug of war | Frozen tee shirt contest | Sleigh rides | Ice skating | Ice bike races | ATV sanctioned racing this year (2-17, 2008 @ 11AM) | Ice carvings | All proceeds to benefit local charities www.villageofgreenwoodlake.org/holidays.html Based on the lake freezing. February 12-14, 2010 Haddonfield Haddonfield, NJ www.haddonfieldnj.org === 2010 ===== Historic Clinton Clinton, NJ Hunterdon County www.clintonnj.com === 2010 === Kids Day Weekend PNC Bank Arts Center Homdel, NJ www.kidsdayweekend.com October 10-11, 2009 - Exit 116 on the Garden State Parkway. Mercer County Mercer County, NJ === 2010 === 8-09 Monmouth Countywww.visitmonmouth.com === 2010 === Morris County Events www.morristourism.org === 2010 === Mt. Holly Mt Holly, NJ Directions: Turnpike to exit 5, right turn onto 541, couple of miles to Burlington County College, Mt. Holly. www.mainstreetmountholly.com/index.php === 2010 === New Jersey's Northwest Skylands www.njskylands.com === 2010 === March Thursday, 11; Hewitt GREEN DRINKS WEST MILFORD ECO-NETWORKING GROUP MEETS. Casual networking for environmentally-minded individuals. 5:00pm - 8:00pm. Attendees pay for food & drink. The bar at Joey's Casa Italiana, 9 Lakeside Road. Sustainable West Milford and Community Green; 973/998-9811 Thursday, 11; Morristown BAND OF THE IRISH GUARDS. 8pm. 100 South Street. The Community Theatre at Mayo Center for the Performing Arts; 973/539-8008 Thursday, 11-14; Augusta SPRINGFEST FLOWER AND GARDEN SHOW. The well-regarded show features 25,000 sq.ft of indoor-spring including inspiring landscape displays, orchid festival, live topiaries, lectures, kid s zone, caf‚ and marketplace. The show takes place in the new 5,000 square foot custom glass Conservatory. 10am - 5pm. $11 adult/ $6 seniors/ free under age 12.. 37 Plains Rd.. Sussex County Fairgrounds; 973/948-9948 Friday, 12; Easton, PA CELTIC CROSSROADS. Irish music like never before. 453 Northampton St. The State Theatre; 1-800/999-STATE Friday, 12; Morristown SISTERS IN SOUL. Marcia Ball, Bettye Lavette and Maria Muldaur 8pm. 100 South Street. The Community Theatre at Mayo Center for the Performing Arts; 973/539-8008 Friday, 12; North Branch PROJECT. A fusion of jazz, hip-hop and world music—balanced by an allegiance to its classical roots. 8pm. $25. Rt. 28 and Lamington Road. The Theatre at RVCC; 908/725-3420 Friday, 12; Stroudsburg JOHNNY MAESTRO & THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE. 8pm. 524 Main Street. The Sherman Theater; 570/420-2808 Friday, 12-13; Hackettstown CENTENARY MINI-BLUES FESTIVAL. Friday: Mike Lawlor Band, Lori V with Can't Stop Now, Peter Karp and Sue Foley. Saturday Anne Mironchik Trio, Plainfield Slim & The Groundhawgs, Peter Tork and Suede Shoe Blues. 6:30pm. $20/ $35 both nights. Centenary College, 400 Jefferson St. Centenary Stage Company; 908/979-0900 Friday, 12-14; Newton WOMENS WELLNESS WEEKEND. Activities from massage and yoga to kickboxing and nature hikes on our beautiful trails. 1035 Fairview Lake Road. Fairview Lake Camp & Conference Center; 800/686-1166 Friday, 12-14; Somerset SUGARLOAF CRAFTS FESTIVAL. Contemporary crafts and fine art. 10am - 6pm. $7/ under 12 free. Garden State Exhibit Center, 50 Atrium Dr.. Sugarloaf Art Fairs; 800-210-9900 Saturday, 13; Mendham MAPLE SUGARING. Learn how to identify a maple tree in winter, witness a demonstration of tree tapping, and watch as the sap is boiled to make syrup. 11am & 1:30pm $5 per family. 339 Pleasant Valley Road. Schiff Nature Preserve; 973/543-6004 Saturday, 13; Millbrook MAPLE SUGARING. Costumed volunteers demonstrate 19th century maple sugaring. Visit the general store, wagon shop and Trauger house and see what's going on. Interesting and informative for all ages. Old Mine Road & Cty Route 602. Millbrook Village Society/National Park Service ; 908/537-2544 Saturday, 13; Morristown ST. PATRICK S DAY PARADE. The Irish American Association organized the first Morris County St. Patrick's Day Parade in Wharton in 1979. It outgrew Wharton and in 1990 was moved to Morristown where the Association and the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick organize the parade. The parade begins at the corner of South Street and James Street and includes about 20 bands with about 50,000 in attendance either in the parade or as spectators. 12. Irish American Assn of NW NJ; Saturday, 13; Morristown MOSCOW FESTIVAL BALLET. Coppelia. 8pm. 100 South Street. The Community Theatre at Mayo Center for the Performing Arts; 973/539-8008 Saturday, 13; North Branch CHERRYHOLMES. With their roots based in bluegrass, Celtic, and jazz music, Cherryholmes has stormed to the top of the music world since winning the 2005 International Bluegrass Music Association Award for Entertainer of the Year. 8pm. $27 / $32. Rt. 28 and Lamington Road. The Theatre at RVCC; 908/725-3420 Saturday, 13; Princeton STEVE ROSS . The epitome of the dapper cabaret singer and pianist 8pm. 91 University Place. McCarter Theatre Center; 609/258-2787 Saturday, 13; Warren CELEBRATE ST. PATRICK'S DAY!. Tap your toes and clap your hands as fiddlers David Rimelis and The Blarney Boys celebrate St. Patrick s Day with jigs, reels, and more. 2pm - 3:30pm. Free. 42 Mountain Boulevard. Warren Library; 908/754-5554 Monday, 15; Princeton MCCOY TYNER TRIO . 8pm. 91 University Place. McCarter Theatre Center; 609/258-2787 Tuesday, 16; Princeton THE CHIEFTAINS WITH PADDY MOLONEY. 8pm. 91 University Place. McCarter Theatre Center; 609/258-2787 Wednesday, 17; Newton GREEN LIVING: HOW TO SAVE MONEY AND THE PLANET. Find out how making green lifestyle choices will benefit you and your family. 11am - 12am. 157 Goodale Road. Kittatinny Valley State Park; 973/786-6445 Thursday, 18; West Milford ENVIRONMENTAL MOVIE NIGHT: TRASHED. The film analyzes the causes and effects of the seemingly innocuous act of taking out the garbage while showcasing the individuals, activists,corporate and advocacy groups working to affect change and reform the current model 7:30 pm - 9:00pm. Free. Hillcrest Community Center Room 8, 1810 Macopin Road. Sustainable West Milford; 973/998-9811 Friday, 19; Mendham RED MOLLY AT THE MINSTREL. Come to a CD release party for Red Molly, a female trio known for its instrumental prowess and beautiful harmonies. Handicapped accessible; free parking. 8:00 pm - 11:00pm. $7 adult; free 12 and under. Morris Cty Cultural Center, 300 Mendham Rd. The Folk Project; 973/335-9489 Saturday, 20; North Branch A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM. Graham Lustig’s unusual and creative staging of William Shakespeare’s comedic masterpiece, set to the music of Mendelssohn 8pm. $25 / $30. Rt. 28 and Lamington Road. The Theatre at RVCC; 908/725-3420 Saturday, 20; Jefferson Township CELEBRATING NATIONAL AGRICULTURE DAY. Children are introduced to new baby animals. Boots are a must Ages 4-9. Stories, crafts, activities. early registration 10am - 11:30am. $25.00. 217 Sparta Mountain Road. Sparta Mountain Farm; 973/409-4515 Saturday, 20; Newton SPRING EQUINOX HIKE. Join the park naturalist on a four-mile hike through the park to rediscover the beauty of spring. 10am - 12pm. 157 Goodale Road. Kittatinny Valley State Park; 973/786-6445 Sunday, 21; Delaware 3RD ANNUAL CHILI COOK-OFF. Proceeds benefit the Knowlton Township Fire & Rescue Co 1pm - 4pm. $5.00. Knowlton Firehouse, Rt. 46. MOMs Club of Knowlton Area; 908/475-5608 Sunday, 21; Morristown HANOVER WIND SYMPHONY. Stanley Drucker as soloist. 8pm. 100 South Street. The Community Theatre at Mayo Center for the Performing Arts; 973/539-8008 Sunday, 21; Shawnee-On-Delaware 27TH ANNUAL COSTUME CARNIVAL DAY . Those in costume receive FREE day lift ticket. I 80, Exit 309. Shawnee Mountain; 570/421-7231 x229 Tuesday, 23; Princeton BOBBY MCFERRIN. 8pm. 91 University Place. McCarter Theatre Center; 609/258-2787 Thursday, 25; Madison GREAT CONVERSATIONS. Dinner and engaging dialogue with celebrated hosts from the arts, education, food, medicine, entertainment, sports, industry and more. 7:30pm. $175. Madison Hotel. Arts Council of the Morris Area; 973/285-5115 Friday, 26; Easton, PA AN AFTERNOON WITH GROUCHO. Actor/director/playwright Frank Ferrante recreates his portrayal of legendary comedian Groucho Marx. 453 Northampton St. The State Theatre; 1-800/999-STATE Friday, 26; Mendham CRAIG BICKHARDT AT THE MINSTREL. Singer-songwriter Craig Bickhardt headlines tonight. Handicapped accessible. Free parking. 8:00pm - 11:00pm. Adults $7; children 12 and under free. Morris Cty Cultural Center, 300 Mendham Rd. The Folk Project; 973/335-9489 Friday, 26-28; Somerset NEW JERSEY PADDLESPORT 2010. Canoe and kayak expo. $10. Garden State Exhibit Center, 50 Atrium Dr.. The Jersey Paddler; 732/458-5777 Saturday, 27; Easton, PA OH WHAT A NIGHT OF ROCK & ROLL. The Duprees, Kenny Vance & The Planotones, Emil Stucchio & The Classics, Lenny Dell & The Demensions & Teenage Singing Sensation Kid Kyle. 453 Northampton St. The State Theatre; 1-800/999-STATE Saturday, 27; Jefferson Township A GOAT IN A COAT?. Goats are such diverse animals providing farmers with milk to make soap, cheese, and other dairy products, as well as fiber to make clothing and blankets. But, why would a goat wear a coat? Come find out! Ages 4-9. Early registration. 10am - 11:30am. $25.00. 217 Sparta Mountain Road. Sparta Mountain Farm; 973/409-4515 Saturday, 27; Madison PYSANKY WORKSHOP. Learn the ancient art of Ukrainian egg decorating called Pysanky and get a hands-on experience using the unique techniques needed to create these colorful masterpieces. Open to ages 6 and up. Pre-registration is required by March 20th. 2pm - 5pm. Admission is $15 for Members & $20 for non-members (includes all supplies).. 9 Main Street. Museum of Early Trades & Crafts; 973/377-2982 Saturday, 27; North Branch AN AMERICAN RENDITION. Jane Comfort Dance explores our moral and political paralysis in the face of torture alongside our national addiction to TV reality shows. 8pm. $31 / $36. Rt. 28 and Lamington Road. The Theatre at RVCC; 908/725-3420 Saturday, 27; Wayne THE LITTLE MERMAID. American Family Theater, appropriate for Grades K to 5. 2pm. $9. William Paterson University, 300 Pompton Road. Shea Center for Performing Arts; 973/720-2371 Saturday, 27-28; Oxford ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE AND FISHERMAN S FLEA MARKET. Activities include kids trout fishing, shotgun and archery ranges, crafts and other kids activities, wildlife artists and conservation groups, a fishing flea market and more! 10am - 4pm. 605 Pequest Rd.. Pequest Trout Hatchery and Natural Resource Education Center ; 908/637-4125 Wednesday, 31; Princeton PAUL TAYLOR DANCE COMPANY . Taylor remains the sole survivor of the universally recognized great 20th century choreographers, and he continues to amaze us with his wit, inventiveness and poignancy. 91 University Place. McCarter Theatre Center; 609/258-2787 Ocean County Events www.oceancountygov.com === 2010 === March 10 Grove Gatherings at Murray Grove, Murray Grove Retreat and Conference Center, 431 Route 9. Potluck dinner (BYOB) 6 pm - 7 pm, entertainment 7 pm - 9 pm. Musical/Artistic Coffee House featuring Valerie Vaughn, "New Jersey's Troubadour” in the tradition of the English Folk Music Club where performers share their craft and engage the audience. $ Information: 609-693-5558 or www.murraygrove.org - LANOKA HARBOR Walk in the Woods, Jacques Cousteau Coastal Education Center, 130 Great Bay Blvd. 10 am - 1 pm. Join Master Naturalist Kathy Gardiner on a 5-mile moderate paced hike through Bass River State Forest. Bring lunch and beverage. Weather permitting. Information and registration: 609-812-0649 ext. 206 or www.jcnerr.org - TUCKERTON Lunch n’ Learn: A Kayak Voyage from Florida to Maine, Tuckerton Seaport, 120 W. Main St., Rt. 9. 12:30 pm. Former horse trainer, NJ mom and environmental activist, Margo Pellegrino discusses about kayaking 3500 miles of America’s coast. Soup and salad option or bring your own lunch. Learn about offshore wind turbines in New Jersey. $ Information: 609-296-8868 or www.tuckertonseaport.org - TUCKERTON March 12 Irish Presence in American Song, North Dining Room, Georgian Court University, 900 Lakewood Ave. 6:30 pm. Join Fred Miller at the piano for an evening of unforgettable Irish-American songs. Cost includes multicourse dinner. Registration required. Information: 732-987-2263 or www.georgian.edu - LAKEWOOD American Family Theater’s The Little Mermaid, Historic Strand Theatre, 400 Clifton Ave. 7 pm. $ Information: 732-367-7789 or www.strand.org - LAKEWOOD Irish Flag Raising, Ocean County Administration Bldg, 101 Hooper Ave. 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. Flag raising 11:30 a.m. Presented by the Ocean County Board of Chosen Freeholders. Information: 732-929-2000 - TOMS RIVER March 13 Tours of Navy Lakehurst, Navy Lakehurst, Route 547. Registration two weeks prior is mandatory. The tour is unable to accomodate unregistered walk-ins on the day of the tour due to security regulations. Wednesday tours are for DOD personal and groups 10 or more. No foreign nationals are permitted on the tours due to security reasons. Information: 732-818-7520 or www.nlhs.com - LAKEHURST Nanny Rose School of Etiquette, The Mansion, Georgian Court University, 900 Lakewood Ave. 1 pm. Nanny Rose and her domestic Olivia teach children proper manners and etiquette for dining at home, restaurant or formal affair, interactive performance. Ages 5 to 12. Light lunch. Registration required. $ Information: 732-987-2263 or www.georgian.edu - LAKEWOOD Garden State Philharmonic Masterworks Series,, Historic Strand Theatre, 400 Clifton Ave. 8 pm. Rossini: Overture to L'Italiana in Algeri, Schubert: Symphony No. 5 in B-Flat Major, Ives: The Unanswered Question, Gutchë: Bongo Divertimento (New Jersey Premiere). Information: 732-255-0460 or gardenstatephilharmonic.org - LAKEWOOD Children's Fair, OceanFirst Theater/Stafford Twp Arts Center, 1000 McKinley Ave. 10 am - 2 pm. Interactive exhibits, demonstrations for the kids. Information: 609-978-5700, ext. 1378 - MANAHAWKIN Shamrock Festival Weekend, Laurita Winery, 35 Archertown Road. Noon - 5 pm. $ Information: 609-758-8000 or www.lauritawinery.com - NEW EGYPT International Day of the Seal, Jenkinson's Aquarium, Boardwalk & Parkway. All Day. Commemorate our three harbor seals with this international day of recognition and honor. Uncover interesting facts about these mammals, their relatives and our local species of seals. Included with general admission. Information: 732-899-1659 or www.jenkinsons.com - POINT PLEASANT BEACH St. Patrick’s Day Parade, down the Boulevard. Noon. Irish parade with bands, floats, and marchers. Information: 1-800-Seashor or www.seasideheightstourism.com - SEASIDE HEIGHTS March 14 Shamrock Festival Weekend, Laurita Winery, 35 Archertown Road. Noon - 5 pm. $ Information: 609-758-8000 or www.lauritawinery.com - NEW EGYPT March 15 Wellness through Haudenosaunee Legends, Moral Lessons and Songs, Little Theatre, Georgian Court University, 900 Lakewood Ave. 6 pm. Through oral traditions and songs Native American Sculptor and Faith Keeper of the Oneida Wolf Clan, Diane Shenandoah, will share Haudenosaunee legends, moral lessons, importance of social spiritual and well being of her people. Registration required. $ Information: 732-987-2263 or www.georgian.edu - LAKEWOOD Hungarian Flag Raising, Ocean County Administration Bldg, 101 Hooper Ave. 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Flag raising noon. Presented by the Ocean County Board of Chosen Freeholders. Information: 732-929-2000 - TOMS RIVER March 17 Bix Blast with Dan Levinson & Co., Ocean County College Off-campus Jazz series at Mancini Hall, Ocean County Library, 101 Washington Street. 8 pm. Presented by Ocean County College Arts & Community Center. $ Information: 732-255-0500 or www.ocean.edu - TOMS RIVER March 19 Presentation: Bikini Atoll, Museum of NJ Maritime History, 528 Dock Road. 7 pm. Michael Dudas speaks on the subject. Reservations required. Light refreshments provided. Museum open throughout the day until the presentation. Donation. Information: 609-492-0202 or www.MuseumofNJMH.org - BEACH HAVEN/LONG BEACH ISLAND The Secret Garden, Historic Strand Theatre, 400 Clifton Ave. 2 pm. Orphaned in India, an 11 year old girl returns to Yorkshire to live with an embittered, reclusive uncle and his invalid son. The estate includes a magic locked garden. Flashbacks, dream sequences, a strolling chorus of ghosts. $ Information: 732-367-7789 or www.strand.org - LAKEWOOD March 20 Barnegat Lighthouse Lecture Series: The Fossil Story, Barnegat Lighthouse State Park Interpretative Center, Broadway & the Bay. 1 pm. Ray Young, an amateur paleontologist will discuss how fossils form and how they derived to understand the earth’s past. Information: 609-494-2016 or www.nj.gov/dep/parksandforests/parks/barnlig.html - BARNEGAT LIGHT Fandance, Surflight Theatre, Engleside & Beach. 7:30 pm. The legend of Sally Rand. Information: 609-492-9477 or www.surflight.org - BEACH HAVEN The Secret Garden, Historic Strand Theatre, 400 Clifton Ave. 2 pm. Orphaned in India, an 11 year old girl returns to Yorkshire to live with an embittered, reclusive uncle and his invalid son. The estate includes a magic locked garden. Flashbacks, dream sequences, a strolling chorus of ghosts. $ Information: 732-367-7789 or www.strand.org - LAKEWOOD Jersey Shore Kids Consignment Sale, FirstEngery Park, Cedar Bridge and New Hampshire Aves. 9:00 – 5:00 Gently used kids clothing, toys, furniture. Presented by 94.3 The Point and MomsLikeMe.com. Information: 732-901-7000 ext. 100 - LAKEWOOD Concert: Georgian Court University Jazz Band Spring Concert, Ruggiero Room, Georgian Court University, 900 Lakewood Ave. 2 pm. Informaton: 732-987-2263 or www.georgian.edu - LAKEWOOD Jacques Cousteau National Estuarine Research Reserve, Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts & Sciences, 120 Long Beach Blvd. 11 am - 1 pm. Discover how 115,000 acres around the most pristine estuary from Boston to Virginia is being used and how their research is helping to preserve our environment. Information: 609-494-1241 or www.lbifoundation.org - LOVELADIES Marketplace, St. Mary's Parish Center, Route 9, one block south on Rt. 72. 10:30 am - 2:30 pm. Winter clearance sales to pre season trends. Food available. Free. Sponsored by the Southern Ocean County Chamber of Commerce. Information: 609-494-7211 - MANAHAWKIN St. Patrick's Weekend Festival, Laurita Winery, 35 Archertown Road. Noon - 5 pm. $ Information: 609-758-8000 or www.lauritawinery.com - NEW EGYPT Garden State Philharmonic Chorus and Shrewsbury ChoralPresents: The Creation by Joseph Haydn, Christ Episcopal Church, 415 Washington St. 7 pm. Celebrate Haydn’s 200th Anniversary. $ Information: 732-255-0460 or www.gardenstatephilharmonic.org - TOMS RIVER March 21 Forever Irish, Surflight Theatre, Engleside & Beach. 2 pm. Songs, Dances and Comedy with Andy Cooney & Company. Information: 609-492-9477 or www.surflight.org - BEACH HAVEN Jersey Shore Kids Consignment Sale, FirstEngery Park, Cedar Bridge and New Hampshire Aves. 10:00 – 5:00 Gently used kids clothing, toys, furniture. Presented by 94.3 The Point and MomsLikeMe.com. Information: 732-901-7000 ext. 100 - LAKEWOOD St. Patrick's Weekend Festival, Laurita Winery, 35 Archertown Road. Noon - 5 pm. $ Information: 609-758-8000 or www.lauritawinery.com - NEW EGYPT Behind the Scenes Tours, Jenkinson's Aquarium, Boardwalk & Parkway. 9:30 am - 11 am. Discover what goes on behind the scenes at their aquarium while you tour the building front top to bottom. Sneakers required. Pre-register. Ages 5 and up. $ Information: 732-899-1659 or www.jenkinsons.com - POINT PLEASANT BEACH March 22 Jersey Shore Kids Consignment Sale, FirstEngery Park, Cedar Bridge and New Hampshire Aves. 9:00 – 7:00 Gently used kids clothing, toys, furniture. Presented by 94.3 The Point and MomsLikeMe.com. Information: 732-901-7000 ext. 100 - LAKEWOOD March 24 Superfoods, Little Theatre, Georgian Court University, 900 Lakewood Ave. 6:30 pm. Radio host and naturopath Michael Glynn, N.D., will discuss how we cope with dietary issues in today’s world of questionable food handing practices and chemistry set food. Registration required. $ Information: 732-987-2263 or www.georgian.edu - LAKEWOOD March 25 Death by Chocolate, Brick Elks, Old Hooper Avenue. 7 pm - 9 pm. Samples by bakeries, chocolate makers, and specialty chocolate vendors. Coffee and tea. Cash bar. Sponsored by Brick Morning Rotary. $ Information: 908-208-6726, 732-920-1081 - BRICK Hop Into Spring!, Jenkinson's Aquarium, Boardwalk & Parkway. All day. Find out what’s happening in your backyard and get ready to “Spring Ahead”. Information: 732-899-1659 or www.jenkinsons.com - POINT PLEASANT BEACH Greek Flag Raising, Ocean County Administration Bldg, 101 Hooper Ave. 3 – 5 p.m. Flag raising 4 p.m. Presented by the Ocean County Board of Chosen Freeholders. Information: 732-929-2000 - TOMS RIVER Ecological Evenings: Offshore Wind Turbines, Jacques Cousteau Coastal Education Center, 130 Great Bay Blvd. 7 pm - 8 pm. Offshore wind turbines are being proposed off the coast of southern New Jersey. Learn the pros and cons of wind energy in New Jersey. Speaker: Kris Ohleth, Deepwater Wind. Registration is required for all programs. Information and registration: 609-812-0649 ext. 206 or www.jcnerr.org - TUCKERTON March 26 The Secret Garden, Historic Strand Theatre, 400 Clifton Ave. 2 pm. Orphaned in India, an 11 year old girl returns to Yorkshire to live with an embittered, reclusive uncle and his invalid son. The estate includes a magic locked garden. Flashbacks, dream sequences, a strolling chorus of ghosts. $ Information: 732-367-7789 or www.strand.org - LAKEWOOD Mary Cassatt: An American Impressionist, North Dining Room, Georgian Court University, 900 Lakewood Ave. 6:30 pm. Cost includes a multicourse French dinner and multimedia lecture presented by Lisa Festa, Ph.D., assistant professor of art. Registration required. Information: 732-987-2263 or www.georgian.edu - LAKEWOOD March 27 The Secret Garden, Historic Strand Theatre, 400 Clifton Ave. 2 pm. Orphaned in India, an 11 year old girl returns to Yorkshire to live with an embittered, reclusive uncle and his invalid son. The estate includes a magic locked garden. Flashbacks, dream sequences, a strolling chorus of ghosts. $ Information: 732-367-7789 or www.strand.org - LAKEWOOD Marine Mammals of the Jersey Shore, Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts & Sciences, 120 Long Beach Blvd. 11 am - 1 pm. Learn about seals, whales, sea lions, and other marine mammals that inhabit our New Jersey coast. Information: 609-494-1241 or www.lbifoundation.org - LOVELADIES Girlfriends Getaway Weekend, Laurita Winery, 35 Archertown Road. Noon - 5 pm. $ Information: 609-758-8000 or www.lauritawinery.com - NEW EGYPT Hop Into Spring! Jenkinson's Aquarium, Boardwalk & Parkway. All day. Find out what’s happening in your backyard and get ready to “Spring Ahead”. Free with general admission. Information: 732-899-1659 or www.jenkinsons.com - POINT PLEASANT BEACH March 28 6th Annual Super Plunge Sunday on Super Bowl Sunday, 48th Street Beach. 1 pm. Plunges must pre-registration Feb. 6 9 am - 1 pm or Feb. 7 from 10 am to Noon at Senior Lounge, Community Center, Post-plunge festivities follow at Community Center. Benefits St. Francis Community Center and the Swim Teams of Southern Regional High School. $ Information: 609-494-8861 - BRANT BEACH, LONG BEACH ISLAND The Secret Garden, Historic Strand Theatre, 400 Clifton Ave. 8 pm. Orphaned in India, an 11 year old girl returns to Yorkshire to live with an embittered, reclusive uncle and his invalid son. The estate includes a magic locked garden. Flashbacks, dream sequences, a strolling chorus of ghosts. $ Information: 732-367-7789 or www.strand.org - LAKEWOOD Girlfriends Getaway Weekend, Laurita Winery, 35 Archertown Road. Noon - 5 pm. $ Information: 609-758-8000 or www.lauritawinery.com - NEW EGYPT Easter Egg Hunt, Jenkinson's Boardwalk, Boardwalk & Parkway. 1 pm sharp. 4 Age Groups. 0 - 4 years meet in Front of the Aquarium; 5 - 6 years & 7 - 8 years meet in front of Frank's Fun Center; 9 - 10 years meet in front of the Amusement Park. Egg Hunt participation is reserved for children only. No Shovels or Digging Utensils. Information: 732-892-0600 or www.jenkinsons.com - POINT PLEASANT BEACH Palm Sunday Egg Hunt, Beach & Boardwalk. 1 pm. 15,000 pastel eggs filled with prizes from Boardwalk merchants. Information: 1-800-Seashor or www.seasideheightstourism.com - SEASIDE HEIGHTS NJ Beach Buggy Association Fishing Flea Market, Elks Lodge, 600 Washington Street. 9 am - 3 pm. Food will be available. Information: 908-309-3882 - TOMS RIVER March 29 The Stage Door Canteen Salutes Toni Frissell, Little Theatre, Georgian Court University, 900 Lakewood Ave. 6 pm. Interactive history performance about the life of Antoinette “Toni” Frissell, the first woman war photographer and first woman on staff with Sports Illustrated, during World War II. Registration required. $ Information: 732-987-2263 or www.georgian.edu - LAKEWOOD Ocean Grove Ocean Grove, NJ www.oceangrovenj.com ===2010=== Peddlers Village Lanaska Bucks County, PA www.peddlersvillage.com Route 202 South, cross the Delaware River and Peddler's Village is 5 miles from bridge on Route 202 South and Street Road. === 2010 === 23nd ANNUAL QUILT COMPETITION & DISPLAY mid-January - first week in April, 2010 - FREE ADMISSION & FREE PARKING Handmade quilts compete for over $1,500 in prizes in eight categories: Traditional, Applique, Creative, Amish, Quilted Clothing, Student, KidsOnly!, and "Potluck". All quilt entries are displayed in the Village Gazebo. Learn more about the QUILT COMPETITION & DISPLAY 2010 STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL Saturday and Sunday, May 1 & 2, 2010 10:00 am to 6:00 pm - FREE ADMISSION & FREE PARKING Juried Artisans gather to show their wares and demonstrate their skills at our Street Road Green Artisan Area. Enjoy a variety of strawberry treats including chocolate dipped strawberries, assorted pastries, strawberry shortcake, strawberry jam, and strawberry fritters. Take home a pint of fresh strawberries. Live entertainment and strawberry pie-eating contests add to the enjoment of this traditional Spring celebration Learn more about the 2009 STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL 2010 FINE ART and CONTEMPORARY CRAFTS SHOW Saturday, June 5 & Sunday, June 6, 2010 - 10:00 am to 6:00 pm - FREE This juried outdoor exhibition features a variety of original artwork including paintings, drawings, photographs, sculpture, jewelry, and contemporary crafts. Cash prizes awarded in three categories; "Fine Art", Contemporary Crafts", and "Photography". Live entertainment and childrens activities. Learn more about the 2009 FINE ART and CONTEMPORARY CRAFTS SHOW 2010 CELEBRATION OF FREEDOM Saturday, July 3, 2010 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm - FREE ADMISSION & FREE PARKING Join us for our 7th annual "Celebration of Freedom". Live entertainment, children's activities, and picnic-style favorites await you at this patriotic event. Fireworks display at 9:15pm. Free admission. Music accompanying fireworks courtesy of Signature DJ's Pennslanding Philadelphia, PA -------- Lots of events a few blocks from the Ben Franklin Bridge. www.pennslandingcorp.com === 2010 ===== Point Pleasant Beach  forecast forArnold Ave. Point Pleasant Beach Point Pleasant, NJ Lots of nice events, especially the Seafood festival. -- 10:00am to 8:00pm www.pointpleasantbeach.com Garden Sate Parkway Southbound to exit 98. Rt. 34 to second traffic circle. Take Rt. 35 South over Manasquan River Bridge to third traffic light (Downtown Pt. Pleasant Beach) === 2010 === Sea Isle City/Ocean City Sea Isle City, NJ www.seaislecity.org - Coupons for dining, shopping, rentals. 9-09 Seaside Heightswww.seasideheightstourism.com/events.php === 2010 === The Society of Model Engineers 341 Hoboken road Carlstadt, NJ -------- The oldest railroad club in America. 5000 square feet of trains. One mile from . www.modelengineers.org === 2010 === March 12, 13, & 14 March 19, 20, & 21 March 26, 27, & 28 Tuckerton Seaport Tuckerton, NJ www.tuckertonseaport.org Discount=== 2010 === Fused Glass Pendant Class Instructor: Yvonne Yaar Saturday, April 24, 2010 10am-1pm Fee: $40 members/ $45 nonmembers plus materials fee Join glass artist Yvonne Yaar for a fused glass class! Bring your ideas and design a fused glass pendant. to know the tools and processes for cutting and shaping glass. Return to pick up work after kiln firing or arrange shipping. fee payable to instructor: $15, $25 for two pendants or a pendant and earring set.. Pre-registration required by April 17, 2010. Sailor Whirligig Instructor: Mark Bair Saturday, April 10 and Saturday, April 17, 2010 10am-5pm Fee: $110 members/ $125 nonmembers Make a carving that spins and whirls in the wind! Learn to carve and paint your own sailor-themed folk art whirligig with carver Mark Bair. Bring lunch and basic carving tools if you have them. Price includes materials fee. Pre-registration is required by April 3, 2010. "April Arts" Class—Tradition Goes Contemporary! Instructor: Mary May Saturday, April 17, 2010 10am- 4pm Fee: $40 members/ $50 nonmembers plus materials fee Paint- it, shred- it, weave- it! Make your own paper to weave into a basket and then visit our Art Show while your paper is drying. Make a basket in class, and take supplies home with you to make a second basket. Weave a paper basket on a mold and make your own 140 weight paper with an over-dipping application to preserve and harden your basket. Select a size and shape from Mary’s collection of molds. Choices include fishing creel, berry basket, pound fish basket, or eel trap. Basket sizes are smalls (2"-5"range). This class is great for all levels, and the materials fee is $20 per person, payable to instructor the day of the class. Bring lunch and basic weaving tools if you have them. Pre-registration is required by April 12, 2010. Memorial Day Flag Basket Instructor: Mary May Saturday, May 8, 2010 10am-3pm Fee: $45 members/ $55 nonmembers plus materials fee Get ready for Memorial Day with Mary May and weave an 11"x 4"x 8" basket with handle. This wall basket can be woven with or without the colored flag motif. This easy to make wall basket is great for mail or just a gathering place for all your personal needs. Beginners welcome. Bring lunch and basic weaving tools if you have them. Material fee of $20 payable to instructor day of class. Pre-registration is required by May 1, 2010. Popular Picnic Basket Instructor: Mary May Saturday June 12, 19, and 26, 2010 10am-5pm $150 members/ $165 nonmembers plus materials fee Join Mary May for three Saturdays in June to make a picnic basket you’ll use for years to come! This popular picnic basket is roomy and the lid doubles as a tray. It has two hand carved oak swinging handles and a" filled in bottom." The approximate size is 11"x 15"x 12", and has a Cherokee-influenced design. This basket touches on many weaving skills, so some weaving experience is helpful. Bring lunch and basic weaving tools if you have them. Materials fee of $55 payable to instructor day of class. Pre-registration is required by June 6, 2010. Youth Basket Camp Instructor: Mary May Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday July 20, 21, 22, 2010 10am-2pm Fee: $85 members, $95 nonmembers plus materials fee Learn the basics of basket weaving with master basket maker Mary May! Each day you will learn to make a new basket, using materials such as reed, paper, and recycled materials. Snacks will be provided, please bring your lunch with you. This class is open to children ages 8-15. Pre-registration required by July 15, 2010. Woven Eel Trap Class Instructor: Mary May August 14, 2010 9am-5pm Fee: $75 members/ $85 nonmembers plus materials fee Learn to weave a traditional woven eel trap. Learn the history of eeling in South Jersey, and make a scaled down version of an eel trap from white oak or reed. Materials fee TBD. Pre-registration is required by August 7, 2010. Harvest Nesting Baskets Saturday October 16, 23, and/or 30, 2010 10am- 4pm Per class fee: $45 members/ $55 nonmembers plus materials fee Join Mary May in October to make a set of nesting baskets. Mary will be at the Seaport on October 16, 23 and 30. Join her for any or all of the days to make your own trio of baskets. This set includes three rectangular baskets that nest inside one another. The basket handle is a carrier handle; it runs the length of the basket, unlike a bonnet handle which runs across. These baskets are handsome, useful and beautiful— come make one or keep returning for all three! The sizes are as follows: small 11"x6, Medium 13"x7, Large 16"x 9. Material fee: small $35, medium $45, large $55. Trio~ price $115. Pre-registration is required by October 10, 2010. Union County Rhythm & Blues By The Brook Cedar Book Park Plainfield, NJ www.ucrandb.com June 6, 2009 Whitesbog Browns Mills, NJ www.whitesbog.org ==== 2010 ==== March 3/14 The 5th Annual Lines in the Pines, Vienna Inn, Egg Harbor City, Free from 1-4 P.M. visit Whitesbog's table and learn all "About Blueberries and Cranberries" in the Pines. 3/20 The Annual Pinelands Short Course Sponsored by the New Jersey Pinelands Commission and Burlington County Community College. Whitesbog Village Tour from 1:00 to 3:00 PM Register at: www.nj.gov/pinelands/about/events 3/27 Moonlight Walk at 7 PM. Crow Moon. reservations requested. $5/person. Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders. April 4/3 Volunteer Work Day 10AM – 3PM Have fun with friends, working in the gardens, repairing trails, restocking the General Store and working around the Village. Lunch provided. 4/3 WHITESBOG VILLAGE TOUR 1 PM $5/person. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog’s role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White’s historic home, the worker’s cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog’s heritage. 4/4 Emerging Plants Nature Walk 10 AM, $5 donation/person, reservations requested. Explore Suningive’s gardens, the nearby bogs and Pineland areas with Mark Szutarski to identify native plants as they begin their springtime display. 4/24 Moonlight Walk at 7 PM. Fish Moon. reservations requested. $5/person. Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders. 4/25 Annual Whitesbog Preservation Trust Board Meeting 12 Noon 4/25 Volunteer Recognition Barbeque, April is National Volunteer Recognition Month May 5/1 Volunteer Work Day 10AM – 3PM Have fun with friends, working in the gardens, repairing trails, restocking the General Store and working around the Village. Lunch provided. 5/1 WHITESBOG VILLAGE TOUR 1 PM $5/person. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog’s role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White’s historic home, the worker’s cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog’s heritage. 5/16 Quarterly Lecture Series 1 PM $5 members, $7 non-members, by reservation. "Whitesbog and the World Beyond," with presenter Richard Prickett. This bird’s-eye presentation travels by road and rail to see the sites that were familiar to J.J. White and Elizabeth White, seasonal workers and others who put Whitesbog on the map. 5/22 Moonlight Walk at 7 PM. Flower Moon. reservations requested. $5/person. Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders. 5/23 Suningive’s Gardens 10 AM $5 donation/person, reservations requested. Experience Suningive’s gardens in bloom. Learn about Elizabeth White’s plant collection and efforts to preserve her gardens and restore her unique plant collection. June 6/5 Volunteer Work Day 10AM – 3PM Have fun with friends, working in the gardens, repairing trails, restocking the General Store and working around the Village. Lunch provided. 6/5 WHITESBOG VILLAGE TOUR 1 PM $5/person. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog’s role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White’s historic home, the worker’s cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog’s heritage. 6/26 Moonlight Walk at 7 PM. Strawberry Moon. reservations requested. $5/person. Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders. 6/26 BLUEBERRY FESTIVAL 10 AM-4 PM $8/carload, Celebrate all things blueberry at this old-fashioned festival. Great family fun – blueberry picking, historical presentations and tours, arts and country crafts, music, food and lots more. July 7/10 Volunteer Work Day 10AM – 3PM Have fun with friends, working in the gardens, repairing trails, restocking the General Store and working around the Village. Lunch provided. 7/10 WHITESBOG VILLAGE TOUR 1 PM $5/person. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog’s role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White’s historic home, the worker’s cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog’s heritage. 7/11 Blueberry Tasting 1 PM $5 donation/person, reservations required. Learn all about Whitesbog’s role in blueberry cultivation from Mark Ehlenfeldt, WPT President and Blueberry Geneticist with the UDSA. Sample unique and hard to find varieties, participate in a blueberry bakeoff or sign on as a judge. 7/24 Moonlight Walk at 7 PM. Buck Moon. reservations requested. $5/person. Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders. August 8/7 Volunteer Work Day 10AM – 3PM Have fun with friends, working in the gardens, repairing trails, restocking the General Store and working around the Village. Lunch provided. 8/7 WHITESBOG VILLAGE TOUR 1 PM $5/person. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog’s role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White’s historic home, the worker’s cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog’s heritage. 8/8 Quarterly Lecture Series 1 PM $5 members, $7 non-members, by reservation. "The Last of the Pine Barren’s Charcoal Makers," presenter: Ted Gordon 8/28 Moonlight Walk at 7 PM. Sturgeon Moon. reservations requested. $5/person. Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders. September 9/11 Volunteer Work Day 10AM – 3PM 9/11 WHITESBOG VILLAGE TOUR 1 PM $5/person. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog’s role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White’s historic home, the worker’s cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog’s heritage. 9/19 Quarterly Lecture Series 1 PM $5 members, $7 non-members, by reservation. “J.J. White: The Man and his Legacy,” with presenter Albertine Senske An agricultural renaissance man, J.J. White was a mechanical engineer, a cranberry grower, a writer, a businessman, a practicing Quaker, and a devoted father. Learn his story. 9/25 Moonlight Walk at 7 PM. Harvest Moon. reservations requested. $5/person. Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders. October 10/2 Volunteer Work Day 10AM – 3PM Have fun with friends, working in the gardens, repairing trails, restocking the General Store and working around the Village. Lunch provided. 10/2 WHITESBOG VILLAGE TOUR 1 PM $5/person. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog’s role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White’s historic home, the worker’s cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog’s heritage. 10/9 Cranberry Industry Car Caravan and Lecture 10 AM $10 donation/person, reservations required. View a modern wet-harvest and learn about the history and cultivation of cranberries in NJ. 10/16 Cranberry Industry Car Caravan and Lecture 10 AM $10 donation/person, reservations required. View a modern wet-harvest and learn about the history and cultivation of cranberries in NJ. 10/23 Cranberry Industry Car Caravan and Lecture 10 AM $10 donation/person, reservations required. View a modern wet-harvest and learn about the history and cultivation of cranberries in NJ. 10/18 Cranberry Industry Car Caravan and Lecture 10 AM $10 donation/person, reservations required. View a modern wet-harvest and learn about the history and cultivation of cranberries in NJ. 10/23 Moonlight Walk at 7 PM. Hunter's Moon. reservations requested. $5/person. Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders. November 11/6 Volunteer Work Day 10AM – 3PM Have fun with friends, working in the gardens, repairing trails, restocking the General Store and working around the Village. Lunch provided. 11/6 WHITESBOG VILLAGE TOUR 1 PM $5/person. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog’s role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White’s historic home, the worker’s cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog’s heritage. 11/20 Moonlight Walk at 7 PM. Beaver Moon. reservations requested. $5/person. Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders. December 12/4 Volunteer Work Day 10AM – 3PM Have fun with friends, working in the gardens, repairing trails, restocking the General Store and working around the Village. Lunch provided. 12/4 WHITESBOG VILLAGE TOUR 1 PM $5/person. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog’s role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White’s historic home, the worker’s cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog’s heritage. 12/11 Whitesbog’s Winter Celebration 1 PM $5 members, $7 non-members, by reservation. For Children – Nature walk and candy-cane find with Santa’s helper, holiday arts & crafts and a special photograph with Santa. 12/11 General Store Open House 10 AM-4 PM 12/18 Whitesbog’s Holiday Party 4:30 PM Members only, reservations requested. Celebrate the season and tour the Village homes. 12/22 General Store Closes 4 PM 6-09 Wildwoodwww.capemaytimes.com/wildwood/events.htm === 2010 === | ||
Jump back to - Craft Shows, Fairs, Festivals, Flea Markets, Shows, Misc. Don't forget the "Farms, Theme Parks, Villages, Gardens, Historic Sites" section listed below here.  Dancing | ||
| Colorado Cafe 154 Bonnie Burn Rd. Watchung, NJ 908-322-7200 -------- Country dancing, bronco riding, good food, nice crowd, nice place, nice time. They proudly serve the best, CERTIFIED ANGUS BEEF, along with there award winning BUFFALO STEAK. (flown in daily from the Mid-West) www.coloradocafe.com Congratulations to Anthony S who managed not to get thrown from the mechanical bull. Doing it once without drinking is next to impossible, but doing it two times in a row after drinking is extraordinary. Country Western Dance Clubs -------- List of clubs in New Jersey Country Friends Wayne, NJ Country dancing and lessons. Various Dancing Spots -------- Country, Ballroom, and Swing. www.ee.princeton.edu/~aria/NJ_dance.html#ShortList | ||
| Distributed Computing Projects | ||
| Distributed computing is the solving of a large problem by giving small parts (through the internet) of the problem to many personal computers to solve. The solutions the CPU's make are brought back together (through the internet) into a solution for the large problem. Recent distributed computing projects have been designed to use the computers of hundreds of thousands of volunteers all over the world, via the Internet, to look for extra-terrestrial radio signals, to look for prime numbers so large that they have more than ten million digits, and to find more effective drugs to fight the AIDS virus. These projects are so large, and require so much computing power to solve, that they would be impossible for any one computer or person to solve in a reasonable amount of time. To participate, you simply download a very small, no cost, non-invasive software program that works like a screensaver: it runs when your computer isn't being used, and processes research until you need your machine. Your computer never leaves your desk, and the project never interrupts your usual PC use. Now you can use you Sony Playstation3 instead of your PC to join in any of these projects. Seti -- SETI@home is a scientific experiment that uses Internet-connected computers in the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI). You can participate by running a free program that downloads and analyzes radio telescope data. May 28, 2003 — Over 4.5 million users have joined SETI@home! http://distributedcomputing.info/projects.html -- Lots of projects list here. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Distributed_computing_projects http://directory.google.com/Top/Computers/Computer_Science/Distributed_Computing/Projects/ -- Many projects www.angelfire.com/theforce/distributedcomputing/home.html -- Many projects If you want to see more sites, do a search on Google, and type in "Distributed Computing Projects" including the quotes. | ||
| Drive-In Theaters For those children that have not experienced a drive-in theater check out the list below. | ||
| Becky's Drive-In Theater Lehigh Township on Rt. 248 Berlinsville, PA -------- They have different forms of entertainment before the double feature (on weekends), such as Pony Rides and Hot Air Balloon Tether Rides. www.beckysdi.com/main Delsea Drive-In Theater -- The one and ONLY in New Jersey.  forecast forVineland, NJ www.delseadrive-in.com Warwick Drive-In Theater  forecast forWarwick, NY Last visited on 6-09 ---- 6 miles East of Vernon. They offer 3 movies playing at the same time on 3 different screens. The sound for each movie is transmitted through a separate radio station, and sounds great when you turn up the volume on your car radio. A speaker that can be hooked on your car window is also available at each parking space. They offer a double feature for the one admission. If you position your car just right, you could watch all three different movies at the same time, and if each person had their own portable radio and earphones. Bring some chairs and sit next to your car, great when your with friends and family. www.warwickdrivein.com Find out where drive-ins are still operating. Click on "list of theaters button" ; www.driveintheater.com www.geocities.com/Area51/Shire/2574/driveins.html | ||
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| C.F. Martin Guitar Factory Nazareth, PA -------- They offer a guided tour. www.mguitar.comom Review -- www.new-jersey.com/daytripper/guitar.htm Herr Foods Inc. Nottingham, PA 800-63-SNACK -------- Come see your favorite snacks cooked right before your eyes. Taste them sill warm, fresh from our ovens. Harley-Davidson York, PA -------- Take the factory tour and watch the motorcycles being assembled. www.harley-davidson.com http://pw1.netcom.com/~pow/harleyfactorytour.html Nabisco Fair Lawn Bakery #2211 Rt. 208 Fair Lawn, NJ 201-797-6800 -------- Watch the Staff Bake and Package Oreos cookies. Tours are given October through May | ||
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| 1-09 Valley Shepherd Creamery 50 Fairmount Rd. Long Valley, NJ 07853 http://valleyshepherd.com === 2010 === Annual Shearing Festival - May 8th, 2010, 10am -5pm AN EVENING OF CHEESE, CHEESE TALK, WINES AND ACCOMPANYING FOODS. Valley Shepherd's Total Immersion cheese and wine events are sold out for 2009. The 2010 schedule will be published soon. Those who have attended know that tasting a 'just out of the cave' cheese is a rare experience. Our cheese events are accompanied by a lively discussion of the craft involved in the production of each cheese. Several plates of cheese are served throughout the night accompanied by 4-5 wines, baguettes, charcuterie platters and other traditional cheese accompaniments. $59/person non refundable or exchangeable for other dates. No tickets are mailed. Your names(s) will be at a list at the door. Cheesemaking Classes... The Valley Shepherd Creamery cheese making classes have become a popular gift item and a wonderful day spent on the farm working with us to make cheese. You may reserve space in one of our classes by purchasing a class seat on our online Sheep Shoppe (see link below), printing a copy of the reservation form and mailing it with a check or or calling 908-876-3200 x22. Please do not assume you are in until we confirm because things are moving too fast for us. NOTE; The 2 Lb class wheels that are aging in our cave ripen in 90 days. All the class wheel will be brought to the shop 90 days after the class. 30 days later, we are not responsible for their well being or their resemblance to the offical NHL puck and we dispose of them. Class Status as of: 12/04/2009 16:10:46 (but changing quickly) 2010 Schedule April 18,2010 -sold out May 16,2010 - 14 seats left June 20, 2010 - 15 seats left July 18, 2010 - Fully reserved may re-open August 16, 2010 - sold out September 19, 2010 - 20 seats left October 17,2010 - 23 seats left November 7,2010 - 21 seats left November 14,2010 - 23 seats left Classes include a private tour of the Creamery hosted by the owners, as well as lectures and cheesemaking in the dairy. Luncheon will be served at the Creamery's porch. Each student will make an individual handmade cheese wheel (appx 1Kg) and mark the wheel for future retrieval. The wheel will then join other wheels in the Valley Shepherd Creamery's cheese aging cave. After 90 days, the wheels will be brought up for pickup. Doyles Unami Farms -------- Don't miss the Maze, all 12 acres. - Corn Field Maze -- Large Round Hay Bale Maze (perfect for younger children), Hayride, Enjoy the Farm animals, Pet baby animals, Milk a dairy goat, Gather eggs from the henhouse, Visit a Native American Campsite, Play games and get your face painted at the Teepee. Other Activities - Pony rides, Pick your own fall harvest, Shop at our Wagon House Gift Shop, Old Fashioned Candy, Native American Toys, Maze T-Shirts, Cornstalks and Mums, Home Made Pies, Jams, Jellies and Honey, Pony Ride Tickets, and much more. www.doyles-farm.com Howell Living History Farm Titusville, NJ -------- Check out the calendar of events, they offer a large amount of farm related programs. The Amazing Maize Maze is a 4-acre cornfield full of fun ... where you are challenged to find your way out of a mind-boggling maze with the help of maps, clues, compasses and your wits. The maze is a perfect outing for families, scout groups, and others who love getting lost! www.howellfarm.com === 2010 == Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm  forecast forStroudsburg, PA -------- See and touch baby farm animals. Daily activities include: Old time games, hay jumping, pony rides, horse drawn wagon egg hatching etc. If you have young children, must visit. They also special events, offer day camp apprentice programs. Quiet Valley is open June 20 to Labor Day. www.quietvalley.org Rt.80 west to Exit 304 onto Rt. 209. Right at Shafer's School House Road, left on Business Route 209. Follow signs (1 1/2 miles) Readington River Bison Farm Flemington, NJ -------- New Jerseys only 250 acre Bison farm. www.thebuffalofarm.com/index.htmlml www.injersey.com/day/story/0,2379,251310,00.html -- www.colgate.edu/scene/july2000/buffalo.html www.ebabison.org/membership1.htm Rockport Pheasant Farm Hackettstown, NJ -------- The Rockport Pheasant Farm is a 492-acre facility operated by the N.J. Division of Fish and Wildlife. The facility produces more than 42,000 ring-necked pheasants each year for the sporting public.. www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/rockport.htm Well-Sweep Herb Farm Egg Harbor Township, NJ -------- They have one of the largest collections of herbs in the country. www.wellsweep.com www.state.nj.us/travel/virtual/gardens/wellsweep.htmlml | ||
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Dutch Neck Village Bridgeton, NJ -------- Check out the calendar of events. www.dutchneckvillage.com === 2010 ===== March Spring Open House 13 Mar 2010 (10:00 am - 5:00 pm) Spring Open House Spring Open House 14 Mar 2010 (10:00 am - 5:00 pm) Spring Open House Easter Egg Special 28 Mar 2010 (10:00 am - 5:00 pm) Easter Egg Special Historic Cold Spring Village 720 Rt. 9 South Cape May, NJ 08204 609-898-2300 -------- Check out the calendar of events. www.hcsv.org Discount=== 2010 === May 4: Feasting on History May 29-30: Open House Weekend June 5-6: 6th Annual Celtic Festival June 12-13: Down on the Farm June 19-20: Military Timeline June 26-27: Spin to Stitch: Quilt & Fiber Show July 3-4: Independence Day Celebration July 10-11: Antique Show July 17-18: Family Fun Weekend July 24-25: Cold Spring Village Folk Festival July 31-Aug 1: Railroad Days Aug 7-8: Antique Show Aug 14-15: Classic Car Show Aug 21-22: Hobby Fair Aug 28-29: Seafarers’ Weekend Sept 4-5: Revolutionary War Encampment Sept 11-12: Civil War Weekend Peddlers Village Lahaska, PA Bucks County) -------- An 18th-century style attraction featuring 75 quality specialty shops and restaurants, a 66-room luxury inn, year round festivals and craft competitions, plus an antique operating carousel, all set on 42 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds and winding brick pathways. www.peddlersvillage.com === 2010 === 2010 STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL Saturday and Sunday, May 1 & 2, 2010 10:00 am to 6:00 pm FREE ADMISSION & FREE PARKING Juried Artisans gather to show their wares and demonstrate their skills at our Street Road Green Artisan Area. Enjoy a variety of strawberry treats including chocolate dipped strawberries, assorted pastries, strawberry shortcake, strawberry jam, and strawberry fritters. Take home a pint of fresh strawberries. Live entertainment and strawberry pie-eating contests add to the enjoment of this traditional Spring celebration STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL 2010 FINE ART and CONTEMPORARY CRAFTS SHOW Saturday, June 5 & Sunday, June 6, 2010 10:00 am to 6:00 pm FREE This juried outdoor exhibition features a variety of original artwork including paintings, drawings, photographs, sculpture, jewelry, and contemporary crafts. Cash prizes awarded in three categories; "Fine Art", Contemporary Crafts", and "Photography". Live entertainment and childrens activities. Learn more about the 2009 FINE ART and CONTEMPORARY CRAFTS SHOW 2010 CELEBRATION OF FREEDOM Saturday, July 3, 2010 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm FREE ADMISSION & FREE PARKING Join us for our 7th annual "Celebration of Freedom". Live entertainment, children's activities, and picnic-style favorites await you at this patriotic event. Fireworks display at 9:15pm. Free admission. Music accompanying fireworks courtesy of Signature DJ's. 2010 SIDEWALK SALE featuring our Second Annual Community Days Saturday, August 7 & Sunday, August 8, 2010 10:00 am to 6:00 pm FREE ADMISSION & FREE PARKING Sensational shopping and sizzling savings up to 90% OFF throughout the Village! New for this year ... Peddler's Vilage Second Annual Community Days each day from noon to 4:00 pm. Area nonprofits will be exhibiting and sharing info AND there will be a DJ from Signatures DJs spinning tunes. For more information on registering to be a nonprofit exhibitor contact Jane Hood, Manager Integrated Online Marketing & Special Events at (215) 794-4059, or email jhood@peddlersvillage.com Don’t miss this weekend of family fun! PEDDLER'S VILLAGE SCARECROW COMPETITION & DISPLAY Monday, September 6- Sunday, October 26, 2010 FREE ADMISSION & FREE PARKING Bigger than life scarecrow creations are displayed outdoors and compete for over $4900 in cash prizes. Be sure to vote for your favorites! These exceptional pieces of american folkart are displayed in the following categories: The Keystone Krow, Traditional/Whirligig, Extraordinary Contemporary, KidsOnly!, Quite The Character, and Group Crow. For more information call the Peddler's Village Hospitality desk at 215-794-4000. 2010 SCARECROW FESTIVAL PLEASE NOTE NEW DATE: Saturday, September 18 & Sunday, September 19 10:00 am to 6:00 pm FREE ADMISSION & FREE PARKING Our annual scarecrow-making workshop has been a family favorite for years. Take home your very own scarecrow creation. ($25 fee per scarecrow, reservations recommended.) A pumpkin painting workshop on Sunday, and live entertainment and pumpkin pie eating contests both days. Stroll among the many colorful scarecrows on display throughout the village. Sign up for the Scarecrow Making Workshop! 2010 APPLE FESTIVAL Sat., November 6 & Sun., November 7, 2010 10:00 am to 6:00 pm FREE ADMISSION & FREE PARKING Scrumptious apple treats including country apple butter, apple cider, apple dumplings, apple fritters and everyones favorite -- apples dipped in caramel! Take home a bushel fresh from the orchard. Juried Artisans sell their wares and demonstrate their skills at our Street Road Green Artisan Area. Live entertainment and apple pie-eating contests add to the festivities of this traditional autumn celebration. Learn more about the 2010 APPLE FESTIVAL GRAND ILLUMINATION CELEBRATION Friday, November 19, 2010 6:00 pm -10:00 pm. Lights 'switched on' 6:15 pm FREE ADMISSION & FREE PARKING Santa switches on the Villages outdoor holiday light display on Friday at 6:15 pm to kick off the holiday season and his weekend visits with children at Giggleberry Fair through December. Join us for free cider and marshmallow toasting that evening. Visit our shops throughout the weekend and preview our merchants distinctive choices for holiday gift giving. Learn more about the GRAND ILLUMINATION CELEBRATION featuring Merchant's OpenHouse Weekend MERCHANTS' OPEN HOUSE Friday, November 19 - Sunday, November 21, 2010 Visit link for full hours FREE ADMISSION & FREE PARKING On Friday at 6:15 p.m., the Village's outdoor holiday lights display debuts. Join us for free cider and toasted marshmallows. Visit our shops and preview our merchants'; distinctive choices for holiday gift-giving. Learn more about the MERCHANTS' OPEN HOUSE GINGERBREAD HOUSE COMPETITION & DISPLAY November 19, 2010 thu January 1, 2011 FREE Gingerbread house competition for over $3,400 in cash prizes in such categories as : Traditional, Authentic Reproduction of a Significant Building, Amateur, Unusual 3-Dimensional Creation, and Children's. A visual delight, the entires are displayed throughout the holiday season in the Village Gazebo. Learn more about the GINGERBREAD HOUSE COMPETITION & DISPLAY 2010 CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL Saturday, December 4 & Sunday, December 5, 2010 10:00 am to 6:00 pm FREE ADMISSION & FREE PARKING Join us for our annual Christmas Parade at 1:30 sharp on Saturday. Santa arrives in a horse-drawn carriage accompanied by local scout troops and heralded by the Central Bucks East marching band. The Village is beautifully decorated in Victorian-style, with fruit wreaths and greenery. Live entertainment. Learn more about the CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL ===2011=== JANUARY SALES EVENT January 1 - 31, 2011 Plenty of Free Parking FREE ADMISSION & FREE PARKING Annual opportunity to chase away those Winter blues and get special savings on select merchandise in the Village's 70 quality specialty shops. Learn more about the JANUARY SALES EVENT Redmill Village Clinton, NJ -------- Check out the calendar of events. www.theredmill.org === 2010 === Smithville Village Smithville, NJ -------- Check out the calendar of events. www.smithvillenj.com ===2010=== April 3 Easter Bunny Breakfast (fee) 4 Easter Parade 17 British Car Show (rain 24) May 1 Children's Festival (rain 2) 15-16 MAYFEST - 100 + juried Crafters will be in attendance, plus an International Food Court, live music, children’s activities and of course our 60 Charming Shoppes. FREE admission. June 6 Spring Fling GM Thing (rain 13) 19-20 Virginia Company K Encampment - Living History. The Company K will invade Historic Smithville. A complete Military & Civilian camp is planned with marching drills and musket-firing demonstrations. The public is encouraged to visit and ask questions. For info call 609.748.6160. 20 Smithville Fife & Drum Corp 25 Car cruises - Cruise on down. Visit our 60 Shoppes and 7 Eateries, there is also Lodging available at The Colonial Inn. www.ColonialInnSmithville.com July Events 4 Fourth of July Parade and Festivities 9 & 23 Car Cruise - Cruise on down. Visit our 60 Shoppes and 7 Eateries, there is also Lodging available at The Colonial Inn. www.ColonialInnSmithville.com 18 Fife & Drum Corp August 13 & 27 Car Cruises Cruise on down. Visit our 60 Shoppes and 7 Eateries, there is also Lodging available at The Colonial Inn. www.ColonialInnSmithville.com 14-15 Living History... Encampment Living History. The Company K will invade Historic Smithville. A complete Military & Civilian camp is planned with marching drills and musket-firing demonstrations. The public is encouraged to visit and ask questions. For info call 609.748.6160 15 Smithville Fife & Drum Corp 18 Red Hat Day September Events 4-5 Sidewalk Sale 10 & 24 Car Cruises - Cruise on down. Visit our 60 Shoppes and 7 Eateries, there is also Lodging available at The Colonial Inn. www.ColonialInnSmithville.com 19 Antique Auto Day Come on out and see the cars your Granddad and Great Granddad drove. Registration 8 am (fee). Free for spectators. More info call Rich or Dottie at 609.677.1956 19 Smithville Fife & Drum Corp October Events 2-3 OKTOBERFEST 100+ Juried Crafters will be in attendance plus International Food Court, Live Music Family Fun, Train, Carousel, Paddle Boats and rides. Free Admission 9 Irish Festival (Rain 10th) Come join the merriment. The Festival will feature an Irish Market offering a variety of wares. Plus, music in three locations and a Friendly dance Feis. 17 Corvette Show (Rain Oct. 24) The Corvette Show sponsored by The Original Garden State Corvette Club will host 100+ Corvettes. 30 6th Annual Costume Pet Parade - ‘Paw Dazzle’ will host the 8th Annual Costume Pet Parade. Pets must be Pre-registered by Oct. 21, call George at 609.748.7110. Donations to benefit The Atlantic County Humane Society and Save Haven Cat Rescue. Spectators can watch 100+ costumed pets. Come join the fun. November 27 Puppet Theatre Christmas Show Opens Nov 26 thru Jan 32 Holiday Light Show - Dark to 8pm December Every weekend in Dec. Christmas Train. Ride The Christmas Train will take you on a ride to see the whimsical decorated Village Magical Talking Tree. Free The Magical Talking Tree wakes up every weekend to talk to the young and young at heart. 1:30 - 4:30 pm - Story Time with Mrs. Claus. Free. Mrs. Claus will read stories to the children in her Christmas Cottage Dec 2 to Jan 2 Light Show on the Lake. Free. Watch in wonderment as over 100 Christmas trees, magically floating on our very own Lake Meone, light up to the music around you. It is an orchestrated show of lights and music played out across the lake. - Thurs, Friday, Saturday, Sunday 5:30 - 8:30 pm 4 Frost Bite Car Cruise Cruise on down. Visit our 60 Shoppes and seven eateries. There is also lodging available at ‘The Colonial Inn’. www.ColonialInnSmithville.com 4 Hospitality Night 4 & 11 Breakfast with SANTA. 9 am - Buffet Breakfast and picture with SANTA - Fred & Ethal's Lantern Light. Call 609.3652.0544 Waterloo Village Stanhope, NJ www.waterloovillage.org -- Closed for a lack of funds. May reopen in the future. Wheaton Arts Formerly Wheaton Village Millville, NJ -------- If your interested in glass of any kind, this is the place to visit. The museum of American Glass has the largest of its kind in the United States. This facility houses 7,000 objects. Make you own glass paperweight. Check their website for more details. www.wheatonvillage.org Print a discount ticket. === 2010 === March “A Garden of Quilts - 2010” presented by Garden Patch Quilters. Mar 20, 2010 to Mar 21, 2010 Paperweight Fest 2010 Presented by the Delaware Valley PCA and WheatonArts May 13, 2010 to May 15, 2010 Fantasy Faire Jun 05, 2010 to Jun 06, 2010 Marble Weekend 2010 Jun 19, 2010 to Jun 20, 2010 Mid-Summer Antiques Show Jul 24, 2010 to Jul 25, 2010 Fire Muster Anitque Fire Apparatus and Muster (FREE Admission to the show only) Aug 15, 2010 All Corvette Show (FREE Admission to the show only) Sep 12, 2010 Festival of Fine Craft Outdoors on the green and in a large tent and indoors in the Event Center. 140 juried artists, craft demonstrations, entertainment and specialty foods. Oct 02, 2010 to Oct 03, 2010 Holiday Studio Sale First Weekend Friday & Saturday 10-5pm, Sunday to 4pm ***FREE ADMISSION Nov 26, 2010 to Nov 28, 2010 Holiday Studio Sale Second Weekend FREE ADMISSION Dec 04, 2010 to Dec 05, 2010 | ||
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Calendar of Gardening Events in the Tri-State Region http://ag.udel.edu/departments/plsc/garden_events/index.htm Brookdale Park Rose Garden Grove St. between Summit and Wildwood Ave Upper Montclair, NJ Cherry Blossoms Branch Brook Park Newark, NJ -------- Largest display in the USA. www.branchbrookpark.org Blooms around the beginning of April. Duke Gardens Somerville, NJ -------- In 1964, Doris Duke completed one of her life's ambitions when she opened a splendidly enchanted acre of land on her expansive Somerville estate for public visitation. Re-created under glass here are landscapes representing various 11 classic garden settings from around the world. www.state.nj.us/travel/virtual/gardens/dukegrdns.html New Jersey Botanical Gardens Ringwood, NJ -------- They offer free concerts on some Friday nights. Check out the video. www.state.nj.us/travel/virtual/gardens/botanical.html -- www.njbg.orgrg This has a great set of trails for beginner bike riders. -- www.gorp.com/gorp/location/ny/we_nyc4.htm www.mtbr.com/trails/newjersey/Ringwoodstatepark.html Leaming's Run Gardens and Colonial Farm Swainton, NJ -------- With more than 30 acres and 22 separate gardens of beautiful flowers, ferns, lawns and ponds, and a one-mile walk, Leaming's Run is the largest annual garden in the United States. It has been featured in Architectural Digest st and selected as one of the top twenty gardens in the East by Great Gardens of America. In August, hundreds of Hummingbirds are attracted to Leaming's Run by the colorful flowers. www.leamingsrun.com -- www.njsouth.com/leamingsrun.htm Longwood Gardens Route 1 Kennett Square PA -------- Longwood offers 1,050 acres (425 hectares) of gardens, woodlands, and meadows; 20 outdoor gardens; 20 indoor gardens within 4 acres (1.6 hectares) of heated greenhouses; 11,000 different types of plants; spectacular fountains; extensive educational programs including horticultural career training and internships; and 800 horticultural and performing arts events each year, from flower shows, gardening demonstrations, courses, and children's programs to concerts, organ recitals, musical theatre, and fireworks displays. Longwood is open every day of the year and attracts more than 900,000 visitors annually. www.longwoodgardens.org Presby Memorial Iris Gardens 474 Upper Mountain Ave Upper Montclair, NJ 973-783-5974 -------- Display garden of Irises only. Over 40,000 plants, over 200,000 blooms at peak. Bloom season mid-May to early June. Rutgers Gardens New Brunswick, NJ http://aesop.rutgers.edu/~rugardens === 2010 === | ||
| Farms, Villages, Gardens, Historic Sites | ||
| Edison National Historic Site National Historical Park 211 Main Street West Orange, NJ 07052 -------- For more than forty years, the laboratory created by Thomas Alva Edison had enormous impact on the lives of millions of people worldwide. Out of the West Orange laboratories came the motion picture camera, vastly improved phonographs, sound recordings, silent and sound movies and the nickel-iron alkaline electric storage battery. www.nps.gov/edis Grover Cleveland Birthplace 207 Bloomfield Avenue Caldwell, NJ 973-226-0001 -------- 22nd & 24th President of the United States. Lots of artifacts on display and the admission is free. Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. Lyndhurst Estate 635 South Broadway Tarrytown, NY 10591 914- 631-4481 Tour the house while your there. www.lyndhurst.org === 2010 === Ringwood Manor -- Tour the house while your there. Ringwood, NJ -- www.state.nj.us/dep/forestry/parks/ringwod.htm | ||
 Fishing, Hunting & Archery  Archery | ||
| Black Knight Bowbenders Perrineville Road Jackson, NJ http://blackknightbowbenders.com Buckshorn Sportsmen's Club (856) 935-1545 Club Phone: (856) 935-0037 www.buckshornsportsmen.com Cape May Archery Association Fullingmill Road Cape May, NJ www.capemaycountyarcheryassociation.com Dover Consolidated Sportsmen, Inc. Art or Claire Reimer 973-729-3736 Fletchers Corner 212 Route 47 South Cape May Court House, NJ www.fletcherscorner.com - Indoor range Garden State Archers Larrison Road Jacobstown, NJ www.gardenstatearchers.com Green Mountain Bowmen Weldon Road Oakridge , NJ Bob Plumb 973-729-2419 Lincoln Park Archers 96 Jacksonville Road Towaco, NJ www.lincolnparkarchers.org Shongum Sportsmen's Association 363 Janes Chapel Rd. Oxford, NJ (sometimes listed as Mansfield or Townsbury in some mapping programs) www.shongum.org WA-XO-BE Archers Inc., 53 Major Road Monmouth Junction, NJ 08810 www.waxobe.com - In & outdoor range WO-PE-NA Archers 39 Harding Avenue Clifton, NJ 973-365-2590 Mike LePera (973)584-0637 | ||
| Fishing | ||
| List of New Jersey Ponds, Lakes and Reservoirs Open to Public Angling --------At last count there were more than 4,100 freshwater lakes, ponds, impoundments and reservoirs, one acre or greater, in New Jersey. www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/fishplc.htm#essex NJ -- www.njfishing.com www.huntcon.com www.gorp.com/gorp/activity/fishing/fis_guid.htm www.northernnj.about.com/citiestowns/midlanticus/northernnj/library/blfiles/blfishing.htm Everything you need to know about catching and cooking Crabs. www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/blueclaw.htm Fresh Water fishing -------- Informative -- www.newjerseyalive.com/liveit/camping/index.htm Tuna-Tic Lighthouse marina on LBI, NJ -------- Sportfishing Charters www.tuna-tic.com April & May -- Striped Bass. June -- Bluefish, Sharks, Flounder, Sea Bass & Tuna. July -- Bluefish, Flounder, Tuna, Swordfish, Marlin, Mahi Mahi, Sea Bass. August -- Tuna, Flounder, Swordfish, Marlin, Flounder, Bluefish, & Mahi Mahi. September & October -- Tuna, Swordfish, Mahi Mahi, Sea Bass, Flounder, & Bluefish. November &December -- Striped Bass & Blackfish. | ||
 Geocaching | ||
| How do you pronounce Geocaching? -- You pronounce it Geo-cashing, like cashing a check. Geocaching is an entertaining high-tech GPS treasure hunt game.. Participating in a cache hunt is a good way to take advantage of the wonderful features and capability of a gps unit. The basic idea is to have individuals and organizations set up caches all over the world and share the locations of these caches on the internet. GPS users can then use the location coordinates to find the caches. Once found, a cache may provide the visitor with a wide variety of rewards. All the visitor is asked to do is if they get something they should try to leave something for the cache. Good information the beginner. -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geocaching Click Here to read all about it, and find locations near you !!! -- www.geocaching.com Geocaching.com no longer lists new caches without a physical object. TerraCaching.com -------- Employs a complex, dynamic rating system which learns from members and actively encourages a focus on the quality, not quantity, of caches that members post. www.terracaching.com Another site www.brillig.com/geocaching Some information on picking a Garmin receiver. -- www.garmin.com/outdoor/geocaching GPS reviews http://gpsinformation.net For more sites and information check Goggle www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLG,GGLG:2005-34,GGLG:en&q=geocaching | ||
 Hands On Exhibits | ||
| The Brooklyn Children's Museum 145 Brooklyn Avenue Brooklyn, NY -------- The museum has a permanent collection of 27,000 cultural objects and natural history specimens. Currently undergoing an extensive 6-year $46 million renovation project, and is expected to open in May 2008. www.brooklynkids.org Children's Museum -- Over 30 exhibits. 599 Valley Health Plaza Paramus, NJ. the museum is off Winters Ave. between the Fashion Center Mall and the Paramus Park Mall. www.njcm.com Children's Museum of Manhattan 212 West 83rd Street (between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue) Manhattan, NY -------- Five floors of exhibits using art, science, and nature to teach children about the creative process. Lots of hands-on activities. Suggested ages 2 through 10. www.cmom.org The Crayola Factory 30 Centre Square Easton, PA 18042 610-515-8000 -------- Don't forget to check our their store. Watch the live demonstrations of crayon manufacturing, create projects to keep colorful souvenirs and explore hands-on exhibits. Check if they still offer combination tours of the factory, canal and amusement park. www.crayola.com/factory Discovery House East Brunswick, NJ -------- A hands on museum. www.discovery-house.com Coupons The Franklin Institute Science Museum 222 North 20th Street Philadelphia, PA 19103 215-448.1200 -------- Lots of hands on exhibits. You will need a whole day to see it all if you see the Imax show and Planetarium. The museum's parking lot is hard to find and it's entrance is only available through a one way street. Get the ticket stamped for a discount. Make sure you try the SkyBike ride, it's a trip, and go on the moving locomotive ride. They also offer birthday parties and a camp-in. www.fi.edu Print a discount coupon - http://sln.fi.edu/tfi/coupon.html Imagine That East Hanover 201-952-0022 Middletown 908-706-9000 -------- Kids learn while they play. Liberty Science Center Liberty State Park 222 Jersey City Boulevard 4Jersey City, NJ 07305 -------- Lots of science exhibits, camp in over night for group of 30 or more. www.lsc.org/welcome.html NY Hall Of Science 47-01 111th Street Queens, NY 11368 718-699-0005 Located in Flushing Meadows Corona Park -------- The New York Hall of Science is New York City’s hands-on science and technology center. The Hall features more than 400 hands-on exhibits. Visit us and explore the wonder and excitement of biology, chemistry and physics. The Hall offer sleepover programs for scout groups. You can rent space at the Hall for corporate events, parties or birthdays. www.nyscience.org Sony Wonder Tech Lab 550 Madison Ave. at 56th St New York, NY -------- A wonderful, four-floor, hands-on multi-media extravaganza demonstrating the latest in technology and digital entertainment. The one-of-a-kind exhibits are hands-on and provide the opportunity to jam with music artists, produce your own movie preview, edit a news show, create a video game, and even explore the world of medical ultrasound. www.sonywondertechlab.com The Wonder Museum 385 Route 130 East Windsor; NJ -------- A 16,000 square-foot interactive children's museum with more than 50 hands-on activities. Children explore new worlds and different periods in America's history, sample a variety of occupations and learn about science, history, cultures and geography through experimentation. www.wondermuseum.com | ||
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