The Light Classics for All Ages family concert will be available for viewing on the Plainfield Symphony YouTube Channel beginning March 6, 2021 at 7pm. Enjoy these light classical gems and learn a little about the evolution of the waltz. Featuring:
For more information: www.plainfieldsymphony.org. Do you know a phenomenal woman from Union County who has or is making a real difference in our community in response to the COVID-19 public health emergency?
The Union County Office on Women invites residents to recognize neighbors, friends, coworkers, caretakers, sisters, mothers, educators, doctors, nurses and medical personnel of any kind, who muscled their way through this long battle with COVID-19 in Union County, NJ. February 13, 14 & 15 Saturday, Sunday, Monday Trailside Nature & Science Center, Mountainside, NJ For families with children ages four and older:
The Journey of Sap to Syrup - See how 100% real maple syrup is made from the sap of a sugar maple tree. Find out what equipment is needed to collect sap and take a walk to a tapped sugar maple tree.
Sat 02/13/21 9:30am-10:15am Sun 02/14/21 9:30am-10:15am Mon 02/15/21 9:30am-10:15am Remarkable Raptors - Meet a live hawk and owl and discover the life of a raptor. Discover what specifically makes a bird a raptor while learning about both diurnal and nocturnal adaptations and how they utilize their sense to locate and obtain their prey. Sat 02/13/21 11am-11:45am Sun 02/14/21 11am-11:45am Mon 02/15/21 11am-11:45am Hocus Pocus Magic Show - Join Joe Fischer for an afternoon filled with a perfect blend of magic, audience participation, comedy and excitement. Sat 02/13/21 1pm-1:45pm Sun 02/14/21 1pm-1:45pm Mon 02/15/21 1pm-1:45pm Mon 02/15/21 2:15pm-3pm Winter Walk Scavenger Hunt - Search for buck rubs, animal tracks, niggled twigs and other signs that tell us our animal neighbors have visited. See how many signs of winter we can find on our scavenger hunt through the Watchung Reservation. Warm up around a campfire with hot chocolate. Sat 02/13/21 2:30pm-3:15pm Sun 02/14/21 2:30pm-3:15pm Mon 02/15/21 2:30pm-3:15pm Hosted by the American Hungarian Foundation
Submissions due January 18, 2021 In the midst of a pandemic and continued broad racial reckonings, the Windows of Understanding project is seeking submissions for a special virtual exhibition to help broaden our questioning and understanding of the intersectionality of RACIAL JUSTICE with the five central issues being explored in our public art displays: Climate Change, Food Insecurity, Healing from Trauma, Public Health, and Youth Engagement. Submissions may also explore artists' personal experience with racial justice. Artists across all mediums, including poetry and video, are invited to submit. NOTE: Due to anticipated inclement weather on December 5, the concert has been rescheduled.
Sunday, December 6, 2020 6:00 PM Union County Vocational-Technical Schools 1776 Raritan Road Scotch Plains, NJ 07076 Pre-registration (available at https://ucnj.org/reserve ) is required for this event and it is open to Union County residents only. This event will run in compliance with state COVID-19 orders, regarding social distancing and other protocols. Attendees must bring their own snacks and drinks. There will not be any food or drink available for purchase. Friday, December 11, 2020
6:30 PM Union County Vocational-Technical Schools 1776 Raritan Road Scotch Plains, NJ 07076 Pre-registration (available at https://ucnj.org/reserve beginning at 9:00 AM on Friday, December 4, 2020) is required for this event and it is open to Union County residents only. This event will run in compliance with state COVID-19 orders, regarding social distancing and other protocols. Attendees must bring their own snacks and drinks. There will not be any food or drink available for purchase.
Saturday, October 24, 2020
10:30 AM Zoom Webinar Presented by the NJ Ghost Hunters Society You thought security was a nightmare at the airport! Wait until you hear about the ghostly results of Eastern Airlines flight 401 and phantom planes from Wales to Ohio to Pennsylvania. Prefer rail travel? Think twice! From Gettysburg, PA to Pattenburg, NJ; there are tragic events that still travel along these forgotten rail lines. Long before Princess Cruises, the "Gray Ghost" floated on the ocean waters. Today the Queen Mary is docked in Long Beach, California along with her ghostly passengers. All along the American seaboard lovely lighthouses dot the landscape providing the guiding light to ships in the night and foggy air.However, some lighthouse keepers aren't corporeal, but are still at work keeping the light lit! Co-hosted by the Plainfield Public Library and Historical Society of Plainfield This program is FREE. Registration required. |
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