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4/5 - Riverside Symphonia Presents 'Copland & After Innocence', 4pm, First Presbyterian Church of Lambertville, 31 N Union Street, Lambertville.
Tanner Porter is a composer-performer and songwriter. In her “original art songs that are by turns seductive and confessional” (Steve Smith, The New Yorker), Tanner explores her passion for storytelling, often framing her work within the imagery of the California coast she grew up on.
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4/6 – Easter Bunny Brunch, Lambertville Station, 11-2pm., Join us at Lambertville Station for a heartwarming Bunny Brunch. We're creating a magical experience for the whole family, complete with a visit from the Easter Bunny and amazing balloon art by Ben's Balloons. Our Riverside Ballroom will be filled with the aroma of a delicious buffet featuring everything from lobster bisque and a deviled egg bar to carved ham, prime rib, and turkey. Kids will love our special menu, and everyone will adore the chocolate fountain and ice cream bar. Every child will also receive a special Easter basket! Adults and children 12+ are $50, children 5-11 are $35, and children 4 and under eat free (inclusive of tax and gratuity). Call 609.397.8300 ext 500 for reservations. lambertvillestation.com

4/6 - Doug Schlicher, Yardley Born and Bred, Yardley Historical Association, 2pm., Doug Schlicher will tell about his adventures as a Yardley boy, actor, and blacksmith during a program hosted by the Yardley Historical Association. It will be held on in the Old Library by Lake Afton, 46 West Afton Avenue.Some people have the gift of colorfully sharing their life stories. Doug Schlicher is one of them. His tales of growing up in Yardley in the 1950’s, his acting roles, the celebrities he met, and his veer into blacksmithing and colonial crafting are engaging and entertaining. Using photos and videos, Doug will share his experiences – his days working at the local kennel, his widely varying acting jobs, being a Formula One racing buff, a long-distance hitchhiker, an encyclopedia salesman, a motorcyclist, and a craftsman supplying reproduction nails to historic sites like Pennsbury Manor and Williamsburg. At the heart of Yardley are its people. Doug Schlicher is definitely one to know. This presentation is free, and the public is welcome to attend.
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4/6 - Carl Orff's Carmina Burana, Bucks County Choral Society, 4pm., Bucks County Choral Society presents a performance of Carl Orff's Carmina Burana, an iconic masterpiece filled with drama, energy, and beauty. This unforgettable concert will feature Symphony in C, soloists, and Council Rock North and South choirs.
Newtown Middle School Auditorium, 116 Richboro Newtown Rd, NEWTOWN, PA 18940
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4/8 – Bourbon & Blues, Washington Crossing Inn, 6-9pm., Escape the ordinary and join us at the Washington Crossing Inn for Bourbon & Blues every Tuesday from 6-9pm, February 25th through April 15th. Unwind in our cozy bar & lounge with the smooth sounds of live blues music and an extensive selection of premium bourbons. Enjoy featured spirits like Angel's Envy, Basil Hayden, Buffalo Trace, and Woodford Reserve, alongside a full Bourbon & Blues night menu. Kick off the series with Soul Custody Duo on February 25th for a special Fat Tuesday Mardi Gras celebration!
Visit washingtoncrossinginn.com for the full lineup and menu.

4/9 - Artist Reception, Princeton Day School's Anne Reid '72 Gallery, 3-5pm., Anne Reid '72 Gallery at Princeton Day School presents Roots of Excellence: 125 Years of Miss Fine's School and 100 Years of Princeton Country Day, a commemorative exhibition celebrating Miss Fine's School and Princeton Country Day School's rich histories and enduring legacies. The new exhibit opens on April 1, 2025, with a planned public reception at Princeton Day School's Anne Reid '72 Gallery on Wednesday, April 9, from 3-5 p.m.
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4/9 - College Fair, Gym, Villa Joseph Marie High School, 7-8:30pm. Explore your future at Villa's College Fair! With more than 30 colleges attending, this is a great opportunity to ask questions and start planning. It's never too early to explore your options! www.vjmhs.org/

4/11 - 2025 Dancing Through Life Gala, American Repertory Ballet (ARB) | Princeton Ballet School (PBS), 5:30pm, McCarter Theatre. This celebratory fundraising event will feature a lively cocktail hour, dynamic performances from American Repertory Ballet company artists and Princeton Ballet School students, delectable catering, specialty drinks, live music and, of course, dancing.Tickets - arballet.org/event/gala/

4/12 - Delaware Canal Clean-Up Day, Friends of the Delaware Canal, 9-12pm., The Friends of the Delaware Canal Clean-Up Day is scheduled for April 12, 2025. Nearly the full length of the Canal and towpath will get its annual spring cleaning. We hope you can join us.
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4/12 - Spring Art Exhibition Featuring Michael Doyle, Washington Crossing Historic Park, 5-7pm. Experience the artistry of Michael Doyle in a curated exhibition showcasing his stunning oil paintings and watercolors, each inspired by the rich history of Washington Crossing Historic Park. Meet the artist in person, hear the inspiration behind his work, and enjoy light refreshments. RSVP required, register here.

4/12 - Capital Philharmonic of New Jersey Presents "Drama & Irony", 7:30pm., Join us for an enchanting evening of music as the Capital Philharmonic of New Jersey proudly presents the "Drama & Irony" Music Concert. This performance will take place at the historic Patriots Theater at the War Memorial 1 Memorial Dr, Trenton, NJ 08608. Conducted by Sandro Naglia, the program includes: Rossini Overture from An Italian in Algiers, Mozart Piano Concerto in D minor K 466, Beethoven Symphony no. 4. Clipper Erickson will take center stage to perform Mozart's dramatic Piano Concerto in D Minor, K. 466—a piece filled with stormy emotions, lyrical beauty, and an ironic twist in its final moments.
Don't miss the Pre-Concert lecture by Joel Philips at 6:15 PM in the lower lobby. Trenton Music Makers pre-concert "curtain raiser" 6:45 pm.
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4/12 & 4/13 – Punk Rock Flea Market, CURE Arena, 10-5pm., We've got a fresh new name, but the same loud, weird, wild energy you know and love! If you haven;'t heard the hiuge news, we're officially now the NEW JERSEY PUNK ROCK FLEA MARKET, and we're kicking off our rebrand the only way we know how... by throwing the raddest, baddest, most chaotic celebration of punk, DIY, and alternative culture this side of the turnpike! Hundreds of handpicked makers, artists, and small businesses from across the country. Dozens of killer food trucks. On-site tattooing & piercing. Live DJs & epic photo ops. One massive weekend of art, food, music & mayhem!
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4/13 - Sweet Baby James - James Taylor Tribute, Bucks County Playhouse, 1:30pm. Don’t miss America’s #1 James Taylor tribute, as singer-songwriter Bill Griese brings his acclaimed Sweet Baby James show to town. Not your typical tribute band fare, Griese delights audiences using only his uncanny Taylor-like vocals & guitar playing, and a uniquely down-to-earth personality. No impersonations or gimmicks; just the great music of JT.
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4/14 - Visiting Author: Debbie Millman, "Love Letter to a Garden", Frenchtown Bookshop, 6:30-7:30pm. Join the wildly popular designer, educator, and podcaster Debbie Millman to celebrate the release of her "Love Letter to a Garden," a lyrical and inspiring illustrated story of her quest to create and sustain a backyard garden.
Although she always longed for a garden, for most of her life Debbie Millman was a houseplant-killer. This poetic and profound book, illustrated with luminous watercolor drawings, describes how she came to fall in love with gardening and to create the lush garden she now shares with her wife, the essayist, author, and NY Times opinion writer Roxane Gay. Sprinkled throughout the book are Roxane's recipes inspired by the bounty of their garden. Free and all are welcome. Readers who pre-purchase a copy of the book will receive preferred seating and a signed original print from Debbie Millman.
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4/16 - Annual Passover BBQ, The Congregations of Shaare Shamayim, 6pm., 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park, PA. Cost for adults is $30 per person. Join your synagogue family for a night of someone else doing the cooking and cleaning up. Our menu is chicken, hot dogs, salad, gefilte fish, fruit, cake and more. Mail your check in payment to the synagogue office by April 3. Please call the CSS office, 215-677-1600, for further details or to make your reservations.

4/19 – Earth Day Clean-Up, Churchville Nature Center, 9-1pm., To celebrate Earth Day 2025, we want to invite you to help us keep Churchville Nature Center trash free!
501 Churchville Lane, CHURCHVILLE, PA 18966
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4/19 - Natural Egg Hunt & Eco-Egg Coloring, Wildlands Conservancy, 10-11:30am., Join us for an egg-citing afternoon of creativity, nature, and wildlife! Hop into a fun-filled mini Easter egg hunt, unleash your creativity with all-natural egg dyeing, and meet one of Wildlands Conservancy’s adorable resident rabbits in a special up-close wildlife encounter!
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4/20 – Easter Bunny Buffet, Lambertville Station Inn, 11-5:30pm., Join us for a delightful Easter Sunday Buffet at Lambertville Station.
Adults: $80 | Children (5-11): $40 | Little Bunnies (4 & under): FREE!
Cash Bar available! Guess the Jelly Beans! Enter our raffle for a chance to win a one-night stay at Lambertville Station! (Sunday-Thursday, holidays excluded) Reserve your spot now! Call 609.397.8300 ext 500.

4/21 - Community Observatory Night, Blue Bell Campus Observatory, 8-10pm., See the night sky up close using Montco's Blue Bell Campus Observatory! Whether you're an astronomy enthusiast or just enjoy looking up at the night sky, we've got a special treat for you. Montco's Blue Bell Campus features a state-of-the-art observatory, including a 16-inch Meade Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescope and observation deck with additional telescopesaze at the night sky. Our free Community Open Nights welcome all ages to come out and gaze at the night sky. No prior registration is required. We ask participants to be careful with food, drink or chewing gum near the scientific equipment. We also expect parents to be responsible for their children. Blue Bell Campus Observatory, 340 DeKalb Pike, BLUE BELL, PA 19422
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4/24 – Open House, Villa Joseph Marie High School, 6-8pm., Villa Joseph Marie High School invites you to learn about our mission, challenging academics, competitive athletic teams, and engaging extracurricular activities, as you are guided throughout the school by one of our students. 
Registration is requested @ www.vjmhs.org/admission/visitvilla

4/24 – Bonnie & Clyde, The Musical, Newtown Theatre, 7:30pm., At the height of the Great Depression, Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow went from two small-town nobodies in West Texas to America's most renowned folk heroes and Texas law enforcement’s worst nightmares. Fearless, shameless and alluring, the Tony-nominated Bonnie & Clyde is the electrifying story of love, adventure and crime that captured the attention of an entire country. Additional Show: 4/25, 4/26, 4/27
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4/26 – Spring Bird Walk, Riverbend Educational Center, 8-10:30am., Walk with birder and conservationist, Phil Witmer as he leads families on a leisurely walk around the preserve at Riverbend. Check out the many species of birds that call Riverbend their home!
Comfortable shoes or boots, layered clothing, and binoculars are encouraged. Though not overly strenuous, Riverbend’s trails are hilly. We are sorry but we cannot accommodate strollers or wheelchairs.
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4/26 - Walk Strong, Hike Long: A Physical Therapist's Guide to Injury-Free Hiking, Fluid Physio, 11-12pm. FREE workshop to learn practical strategies to prevent common hiking injuries and stay on the trails longer.
Big Bear Gear in Lambertville, NJ
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4/26 - Princeton Porchfest 2025, 12-6pm, Porchfest is a free, walkable music festival where neighbors offer up their front porches as DIY concert venues. Talented performers play 45-minute sets throughout the neighborhood during this day-long celebration of music, art, and our wonderful community. Stroll from porch to porch to enjoy live, local talent!
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4/26 - House Band Tour Fundraiser, School of Rock Doylestown, 5pm., Join us April 26th to celebrate and support both Princeton and Doylestown's House Bands before we hit the road this summer! We're now officially less than 100 days from the start of our 2025 House Band Summer Tour with School of Rock Doylestown! At the end of June we'll be embarking on a 7 day tour through the northeast and playing in cities like Philly, Boston and New York! Not able to make it? Head over to www.gofundme.com/.../support-princeton-school-of... and you can make a donation to the tour fundraiser. Hope to see you there! $10 at the door
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4/27 - 2nd Annual Bake & Bark Pet Adoption Day, 10am. Join us for 1SEO’s 2nd Annual Bark & Bake, a fun-filled day for the whole family—including your four-legged friends! Adoptable Pets – Give a furry friend their forever home! Bake Sale – Treat yourself while supporting a great cause! Games & Activities – Fun for kids and adults alike! Meet & Play with Dogs – Enjoy the company of some adorable pups! It’s a great day to be outside, enjoy the community, and support pet adoption. Bring your family, grab a treat, and make some memories with us! Spread the word and stop by for a day of pawsome fun!
1414 Radcliffe St, Bristol, PA, United States, Pennsylvania 19007
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4/27 - Learning to Live in a Changing Climate, Middletown Friends Meeting, 2-3pm., Program will include beneficial topics on nutrition, gardening and soils, food preservation, water conservation, panel discussions, field trips, view solar-geothermal installations, and more.
453 W. Maple Avenue, LANGHORNE, PA 19047
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4/28 – Culinary & Hospitality Open House, BCCC, 6-7:30pm., Bucks County Community College, which has been launching careers for more than 60 years, invites the public to a Culinary & Hospitality Open House on Monday, April 28, in Founders Hall on the Newtown Campus. The free event, which takes place from 6 to 7:30 p.m., features tours of gleaming, state-of-the-art culinary labs, demos by chef instructors, and samples of cuisine prepared by students.
In addition, guests can learn about the College’s degrees and certificate programs in Culinary Arts, Baking and Pastry Arts, Hospitality Management, and Event Planning and Management.
Admissions representatives will also be on hand to answer questions. To learn more about the programs, visit bucks.edu/business.

4/29 – 4/30 - PAW Patrol Live @PPL Center, 6pm., PAW Patrol Live! “A Mighty Adventure” follows Chase, Marshall, Skye and the rest of the pack after they save Adventure City with their Mighty Pup Powers. Now it’s time for the “PAW-some-est” street party ever. But when supervillain scientist Victoria Vance feels left out of the festivities, she unleashes her latest invention to crash the party and steal the spotlight for herself! Can the Mighty Pups, armed with their super-charged powers, outsmart Victoria to ensure Adventure City’s biggest bash goes off without a hitch? It’ll take the power of paw-sitivity and mighty teamwork to foil her plans and keep the party pumping!
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