Family/Festivals
Sponsored by the Borough of Rutherford. This is New Jersey's largest & longest running street fair, featuring over 150 antiques, collectibles and arts & crafts exhibits, music, dancers, puppets, ethnic foods and much more. Borough civic groups host games and raffles, and sell homemade foods in Lincoln Park. Clowns and choral groups stroll the fair and several bands perform all day. 10am-5pm rain or shine.
September, 3 - 14
Theatre
The nuns are back, this time in the original musical comedy that launched an entire industry. Join the Little Sisters of Hoboken at Mount St. Helen's Academy in this hysterical show that ran for over 10 years in New York and spawned 5 sequels. If you see this show and don't like to laugh, you haven't a prayer!
Concerts/Music Events
The Arts Council of Princeton is pleased to announce a special event: ⌠Music in the Park(ing Lot)' from 7:00 to 9:00 pm, it will feature the popular band the Klez Dispensers. A seven-piece band, comprising clarinet, trumpet, violin, saxophone, piano, bass, and drums, the Klez Dispensers have a diverse repertoire that includes traditional klezmer, jazz, swing, and original compositions. Free and open to the public.
Concerts/Music Events
The Township of Neptune is sponsoring a live concert and spectacular fireworks display on the Boardwalk in Ocean Grove. The Live music performance will begin at 7pm and the fireworks display at 8:30pm. The Fireworks will mark the kick off for Neptune Day, which is scheduled for Saturday September 6th.
September, 5 - 6
Antique Shows
Two floors of quality antiques with about 25 dealers from 5 states displaying their merchandise for sale. Including country and formal furniture, paintings, prints jewelry, quilts, linens and much more.
September, 5 - November, 22
Family/Festivals
The Rutgers Film Co-op/New Jersey Media Arts Center, in association with the Rutgers University Program In Cinema Studies, Johnson & Johnson and Eastman Kodak, is proud to present the New Jersey Film Festivalsm Summer 2003. Showcasing new international films, American independent features, experimental and short subjects, classic revivals, and cutting-edge documentaries, the New Jersey Film Festivalsm Fall 2003 will feature over 40 film screenings.
Theatre - September, 5 - 7
Pinocchio wishes to be a real boy. With the help from a few friends and many adventures, you'll have to come to see if he becomes a real boy!
Family/Festivals
The Township of Neptune is sponsoring it's Annual Neptune Day celebration. The event will kickoff at 12 noon and continue til 5pm. There will be plenty of food vendors, arts and craft vendors, flea market vendors and lots of music and fun. Many volunteer organizations will be present as well to offer their services and information to the several thousands of vistors who attend each year. There will also be a petting zoo, a circus and plenty of fun activities for the whole family to enjoy. Raindate September 7th
Historic Events
Board the Cape May Whale Watcher for a five-hour cruise to view six Delaware Bay lighthouses, most visible only from the water. A generous buffet is provided. 1pm $60 per person.
Environmental/Gardens
Learn about how to attract butterflies to your own garden, as Reeves-Reed Arboretum officially opens its newest garden, 'Charlotte's Butterfly Walk,' which has attracted hundreds of butterflies in a few weeks. Monarch butterflies will be tagged and released. 10 a.m.
Theatre - September, 6 - October, 5
The glorious Burt Bacharach/Hal David/Neil Simon hit musical comes to life for the first time on the Playhouse 22 stage. The musical version of the classic motion picture, THE APARTMENT, is the story of a mild office worker in New York City whose apartment is used as 'assignment central.' PROMISES, PROMISES Promises to be a musical hit you will cherish forever. Directed by JOE VIERNO.
Family/Festivals
Family Festival featuring entertainment, delicious seafood, crafters, artists and a beautiful waterfront location. Free admission. Community talent show and historical displays. Featured entertainment 'THE NERDS' and 'FLYING MUELLER BROS.' Raindate 9/14.
Equestrian/Pet Shows
Colts Neck Polo will offer six Sunday matches of polo, the world's oldest sport, on the Bucks Mill Park polo field, a beautiful natural area perfect for picnics and exciting equestrian competition. Proceeds of the donation fee go to charitable service organizations.
Craft Shows
26th Annual Street Fair will host live entertainment, craft vendors, multinational hot & cold foods, and a moonwalk and petting zoo for the kids! Raindate 9/14/03
Family/Festivals
The Garwood Chamber of Commerce will sponsor its 7th annual Kids Festival, Street Fair & Classic Car Show. The Classic Car Show will be held in the Garwood Mall on South Avenue with DJ Stick Shift Eddie providing Music.
Tuesday Sep 9, 2003 - Sunday Oct 19, 2003
Winner of the 2003 Pulitzer Prize for Drama!
A poignant and poetic new play from Nilo Cruz (Two Sisters and a Piano) set in 1929 in a Cuban-American cigar factory where cigars are still rolled by hand and lectors; are employed to educate and entertain the workers. The arrival of a new lector is a cause for celebration, but when he begins to read aloud from Anna Karenina, he unwittingly becomes a catalyst in the lives of his avid listeners, for whom Tolstoy, the tropics, and the American dream prove a volatile combination.
Concerts/Music Events
Celebration of the NJSO's 2003-04 concert season, with a gala performance featuring flutist James Galway and the NJSO's collection of 17th century string instruments. Festivities include VIP reception, concert and blacktie dinner.
Family/Festivals
The Stanley Cup, the most historic and prestigious trophy in sports, will be on display at the Yogi Berra Museum & Learning Center from 2-4 p.m., courtesy of the 2003 National Hockey League champion New Jersey Devils. Photo opportunities available.
September 12-October 4
From the comedic pen of the author that brought you Vaudeville Villains, Alex Wilkie once again brings to the stage a bright new comedy set in the magical year of 1776. What happens when Benjamin Franklin, John Adams and Edward Rutledge get mixed-up with bunch of locals in an Inn in New Jersey immediately following the signing of the Declaration of Independence? Murder, intrigue and plenty of comedy.
The immortal Rodgers & Hammerstein musical returns to life as Phoenix recreates 19th Century New England on the Count Basie stage. And the songs - oh, the songs: "If I Loved You", "Soliloquy" and the unforgettable "You'll Never Walk Alone."
Family/Festivals
This year, Monmouth County Freeholder Tom Powers will be the Festival Chieftain. Festival starts 10:00 a.m. till 6:00 p.m. Rain or Shine! Willie Lynch Band, the Bantry Boys, Round the House, Joe Finn, the Pat Roddy Band, Seanchai, Bogside Rogues, Celtic Thunder are some of the finest Irish talent in the tri-state area and will perform throughout the day.
Family/Festivals
Join us at 7 P.M. for a 1-2 or 3-5 mile walk around Historic Whitesbog Village and surrounding bogs and fields. All events meet at the Whitesbog General Store. Proceeds benefit WPT village restoration & interpretive programs.
Auto/RV
PT Cruisers from all over the US and Canada come for this yearly event. This year promises to be bigger and better than last! Some highlights include a glow show, door prizes, entertainment, music, cool PT merchandise vendors, lots of customized trophies, raffles, famous parade, private dinner overlooking the ocean and river, 4 hour NYC sightseeing luxury yacht cruise and much much more... Last year close to 200 PTs from 19 states and Canada attended.
Concerts/Music Events
An elegant night of Broadway hits and popular standards presented by some of the most talented singers and musicians in the area. This concert is a fundraiser for the renowned Church of the Presentation. Concert starts at 8:00. Free reception to follow. Tickets are $15. Please call for ticket information.
Family/Festivals
Celebrate the bounty of harvest at the Camden Children's Garden's annual Hefty Harvest & Scary Scarecrow. Festival includes crafts, education and entertainment for the whole family. For a small fee, make a life-size scarecrow to take home. Admission $5 adults, $3 children. 11 am - 4 pm.
Family/Festivals
Celebrate the joy of reading and the power of the written word! Meet and talk with authors, listen to music, enjoy good food. Apples and Authors is a fun-filled event for all ages. Featured authors include Carol Higgins Clark, Joyce McDonald, Amy Schapiro and Jennifer Sands. 10am-4pm
Gather in the Adventure Garden in say "adios" to the Monarch butterflies as they depart on their 1,500 mile journey to the mountains of Mexico. Make cool butterfly crafts at the art table and enjoy a performance of Curly the Caterpillar.
Auto/RV
The Garden State Region Mustang Club will host their 14th Annual Fords at Trebour Show for the benefit of the Muscular Dystrophy Association. 9:00 am to 4:00pm. Rain date is 9/21/2003. Space is limited; pre-registration recommended. 12 Mustang and 7 Special Interest (Ford powered only) classes will be judged using modified MCA rules, plus an AACA Senior/MCA Gold class. No charge for spectators. NO VENDORS OR CARS FOR SALE.
Family/Festivals
German Heritage Festival - All Day Entertainment (food, crafts, dancing and music) Hours 9:00 am - 6:00 pm. Stage Show 3:30 PM. Please call for ticket prices and additional information.
Boating/Boat Shows
This day of fun and racing includes a 4 and 7 mile course. Open to racers of all ages and abilities. Awards given to top three finishers in each age group, sex, and craft class. T-Shirts for all participants.
Historic Events
The presenter brings an all new adaptation of this horror story written by Washington Irving. The interactive one-man interpretation of the story of the headless horseman draws the audience into the schoolmaster's world in sleepy Tarry Town.
Charlayne Woodard and Proof's Tony Award winning director, Daniel Sullivan join to bring us another acclaimed new play. Following the path laid out in Pretty Fire and Neat, Woodard's autobiographical tale brings us to her salad days as a young New York actress auditioning and ultimately landing her break out role in MTC's own Ain't Misbehavin' .
Auto/RV
Vintage and classic cars and motorcycles will line the streets of this quaint downtown area as Main Street Highland Park welcomes antique and classic car owners and aficionados to a night of “wheel” fun. The free Cruise Nights take place from 6-9 p.m.
Auto/RV - September, 18 - 21
1,500+ classic, custom vehicles in a weekend boardwalk display, includes the muffler rappin', burnout contest, and flame throwin' competitions.
Benefits
Alliance for a Living Ocean will be holding their annual Night Of The Dolphin Celebration. There will be fabulous cuisine, wonderful prizes, and musical entertainment. Please call for more information or directions.
September, 19 - 21
Environmental/Gardens
The North Jersey Orchid Society of East Hanover, NJ, presents our 40th annual orchid show and sale featuring colorful exhibits of exotic orchids. Free information about growing and caring for orchids.
“Les Luthiers” is an Argentine musical comedy that has been touring internationally for over 30 years. The show entertains the audience with a charade of a very formal concert offered by soloists, a small choir and an orchestra playing unconventional instruments that the very same performers have built with materials taken from their own home.
Sporting Events
4th Annual Head of the Passiac Regatta is the largest rowing race in Northern New Jersey. Over 300 rowers are involved from colleges from NYC, PA, CT and LI as well as High School rowers and Master rowers age 25 all the way to 65. Held at Nereid Boat Club, come check out the excitement of a rowing race, there will be Bar-B-Ques and vendors present. Information for rowing programs and the race will be provided. Fun for families, kids, college students and all ages.
Craft Shows
20th annual event held on the Vermeule Mansion grounds. Times: 10:00am - 4:00pm, arts & crafts for everyone, music, children's entertainment, food, Mansion tours, etc. All proceeds go to the restoration and preservation of the Mansion. Please contact Dorothy Doyle (Chairperson) at the address and numbers listed for additional information and application.
Family/Festivals
(NEW) Lenne Lenape and the Jersey Shore Learn the secrets of our Native Americans and how they once utilized the coastal environment to survive. Discover how vital coastal plants were to the Lenne Lenape people. Try your best at fire making just as the Lenne Lenape did. Make and take a Native American craft.
Family/Festivals
A dine-around from the elegant to everyday. Dine alfresco at an exclusive party on the top of the Ferren Parking Deck across the street from Skyline Tower, where the view complements the City and the compliments are to the chefs! The elegance of the event is enhanced by the live sounds of the Nick Clemons Band featuring the son of 'The Big Man' Clarence Clemons.
September, 20 - 21 - Family/Festivals
September's finest festival with two full days of family fun featuring more than three dozen interactive educational exhibits and demonstrating artisans, a juried fine arts and crafts show, a nonstop Down Jersey jazz and blues concert, midway rides, games, pony and boat rides, 5K and 1-mile runs, a treasure hunt and canine beauty pageant, fantastic food, and much more.
Antique Shows
This show, the largest antique and vintage furniture show in the state of New Jersey, hosts 200 antiques dealers, who exhibit in tents and al fresco. But the show is known for more than just its furniture. Textiles & quilts, vintage kitchen, toys, fishing and sporting collectibles, postcards, maps, art pottery, folk art, glass and jewelry, amongst many other items, will be discovered at this show.
Family/Festivals - September, 20 - 21
Two day event for families who enjoy a country atmosphere. Crafters, spinners, weavers, sheep shearing, sheep shows, alpaca, llamas, goats and this year we are joining with the Northeast Farm Expo which will include cows, herb farms, honey tasting, antique farm equipment, horses. Wagon rides, food, petting zoo and much more.Time for both dates is 9:00am-6:00pm.
September, 20 - 21 - Family/Festivals
The Lakewood Lion Club presents it's 22nd annual Renaissance Faire. Come and see knights in shining armour charging on war horses, heavy weapons, archery competitions, Roman Legions, gladiators, belly dancers, singers, fire eaters, and marionette shows for the children.
September, 20 - 21 - Family/Festivals
Saturday, 10 am-8 pm featuring arts, crafts, food, games, exhibits, entertainment, antiques preceded by 5 Mile Run at 9 am. Sunday, Race 12:30 pm followed by parade 2:30 pm plus arts and crafts show.
Saturday September 20 & Sunday September 21
Jump on the wagon and join the fun as the museum teams up with Springdale Farms and Barclay Farmstead for a weekend of full of hay-rides, pumpkins galore, soap-making, butter-churning, baby animals and more! Guests can navigate their way through a corn maze, take a lesson from a nationally renown pumpkin painter and then, on Sunday only, turn back the hands of time and experience life on a 19th century farm.
Spend an evening with Broadway's master songman and Tony Award-winning star whose voice The New Yorker calls, "a musical force of nature" as he creates a musical journey you'll never forget. Patinkin's interpretations of popular standards - whether he sings Rodgers and Hart, Sondheim, Harry Chapin or Irving Berlin - are nothing short of electrifying.
Craft Shows
Downtown Westfield is Alive Again with hundreds of specialty crafts, ethnic foods, small businesses and live entertainment including New Jersey's own Uncle Floyd! There will be moonwalks and pony rides for the kids. A very popular event for Union County! Event is 11am-5pm, Raindate 9/28/03.
Family/Festivals
Eat, drink, learn and be merry during this culinary celebration. Samplings and product information will be provided by some of Cape May's finest restaurants, shops and other sponsors.
Family/Festivals
Learn the ins and outs of fine dining Cape May-style on this three-hour self-guided tour. Get a taste of Cape May cuisine sampling house specialties. Part of the Cape May Food and Wine Festival.
September 25, 26 & Oct. 4
As the imaginative adventures of Raggedy Ann & Andy unfold, the wonder of these bigger than big and loveable loose-limbed doll favorites will captivate all ages. A show to draw out a child's imagination and originality.
September, 26 - 28 - Family/Festivals
The festival features quality food in a food piazza; a Cultural Court with art, memorabilia, historical artifacts, Italian specialties, cooking demonstrations, and authors; entertainment including headliners Sam Butera & the Wildest all three days and Joey Dee & the Starliters featuring Dave Brigati and Bobby Valli on Saturday, Italian dancers, big band music, and popular Italian music; amusement rides; Italian games; children’s entertainment; and fireworks.
by William Luce
September 26 - October 19, 2003
Spend time with the great John Barrymore, the clown prince of the the Barrymores, the Royal family of the theatre. The year is 1942: the great stage and screen actor John Barrymore has rented a stage to rehearse Richard III for a comeback performance.
Concerts/Music Events
For 35 years, this rock ‘n roll icon has recorded countless hit songs including legendary favorites “Baby I Love Your Way”, “Show Me The Way” and “Do You Feel Like We Do”. August 2003 marks the release of this guitarist’s first album in nine years, which includes a special tribute cover to George Harrison. Tour sponsored by VH1 CLASSIC.
Family/Festivals
The 29th Annual Village Street Fair celebrates Fall in our Historic village. Events include: 4th Annual Classic Car Show; 3rd Annual Community Festival of Scarecrows; community museum, guided walking tours of the area AND sales of antiques & collectibles, arts & crafts; PLUS children's games, food vendors, garden accessories - and much more! Time: 10am to 5pm. Raindate: Oct. 4th.
Historic Events
VICTORIAN HOUSE TOUR: The Mount Tabor Historical Society hosts its tenth annual House Tour. Mt. Tabor is located in Morris County along Route 53 between Denville and Morris Plains. The self-guided tour will be held rain or shine. Tickets are $15.00 per person and may be purchased on the day of the tour at the gazebo on Simpson Ave., near the Tabernacle. Orders may be placed in advance by mail. Mt. Tabor is a stop on the NJ Transit Morris & Essex line.
Family/Festivals - September, 27 - 28
The festival, a unique international food and music celebration, will operate Saturday from 11:00 am to 10:00 pm and Sunday 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. Parish members will prepare and serve a wide variety of ethnic dishes including Ukranian pierogies, Irish stew, Italian sausage and meatballs. Filipino rice dishes, various Eastern European selections as well as American hot dogs. Also available are homemade cookies, cakes and pies.
Entre Vozes brings together four accomplished female vocalists – Maria Armanda, Alice Pires, Teresa Tapadas, and Alexandra – who join forces to pay tribute to fado, Portugal's national song form. This evening of soulful music also features Ricardo Rocha, the most accomplished Portuguese guitarist of his generation.
For 35 years, this rock 'n roll icon has produced countless hit songs including legendary favorites "Baby I Love Your Way", "Show Me The Way" and "Do You Feel Like We Do". August, 2003 marks the release of his first album in nine years, which includes a special tribute cover to George Harrison...
Craft Shows
Ridgewood will be holding it's 9th annual Country Street Fair. A VERY popular and Growing Event. This year will be it's biggest ever! Many local businesses, downtown merchants and crafters will be exhibiting this popular Bergen County Event!
Family/Festivals
Slovak Heritage Festival - All Day Entertainment (food, crafts, dancing and music). Hours 9:00 am - 6:00 pm. Please call for ticket prices and additional information.
Antique Shows
50+ Vendors from the tri-state area, selling antiques, collectibles, vintage jewelry, clothing and linens, furniture, glass, toys, military and ephemera. There will be a display of vintage cars lining the street. Something for everyone. Rain date-10/5/03
Concerts/Music Events
Anton Del Forno performs a classical guitar concert arranged through an outreach program called 'Bringing The Great Concert Hall Music To The People'. This event starts at 7:30 PM. The program will include selections from Del Forno's newest CD entitled 'Del Forno plays Del Forno' and other composers' works. Sponsored by the Hunterdon County Library System
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