The Mercer County Library System (MCLS) is excited to announce the 2025 Amateur Photo Contest, inviting amateur photographers of all ages to share their unique perspective on this year’s inspiring theme: Our Vibrant World. This year’s theme encourages residents to showcase the colorful, diverse, and dynamic moments that make our...

TRENTON CITY MUSEUM WILL HOLD TWO ELLARSLIE OPEN TALKS IN AUGUST Juror is Sheryl Liebman Fisher; Call for Art Launches April 6 Ellarslie Open 42, the annual juried exhibition on view in Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie Mansion, invites the public to gallery talks Sunday, August 3, and Saturday, August 16....

Mercer County Executive Dan Benson and The Board of County Commissioners are excited to announce the third annual Fiesta Latina. This celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month will feature live music, authentic Hispanic food and craft vendors, children's activities, and more. “Fiesta Latina has quickly become a highlight of the Summer...

Younity (formerly Womanspace), Mercer County’s leading nonprofit agency supporting victim-survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, proudly announces the appointment of DuEwa Edwards-Dickson, CSW, MPA, Tushar Garimella, Ph.D., and Sherri Goldberg to its Board of Directors. These three accomplished leaders bring deep expertise in public service, scientific innovation, and community-based...

County Executive Dan Benson announced that Mercer County has provided several municipalities with new twenty-seat buses to enhance local transportation services for seniors, veterans, and individuals with disabilities. “These vehicles reflect our unwavering commitment to improving the independence and quality-of-life for our seniors and disabled residents,” said County Executive Dan...

In response to escalating late-night disturbances, Mayor W. Reed Gusciora announced a series of actions aimed at restoring public safety in downtown Trenton following recent incidents of violence and disruption, including two shootings and a police officer assaulted during a street fight this past weekend. “These aren’t just weekend parties,...

The Father Center of New Jersey is proud to announce the renaming of its innovative leadership program for young men. Formerly known as Healthy Relationships, Healthy Choices, the program will now be called Developing Young Men, Young Leaders (DYMYL)—a change that reflects the expanded scope of services it provides. Rooted...

Where were you when you first heard the Eagles' "Take it to the Limit"? Roosevelt Stadium? Madison Square Garden, in your favorite jeans, giving a standing ovation for Randy Meisner? Maybe you and everyone on your floor in the college dorm blasted "Hotel California" from your stereos (remember those?) at...

Toad the Wet Sprocket continue to uplift audiences with their melodic alt rock guitars, introspective lyrics, andsignature vocal harmonies that catapulted them to mainstream success 30+ years ago on the 2025 Good Intentions U.S. headlining tour. The tour will come to CURE Insurance Arena in Trenton, NJ on Saturday,...

Trenton City Museum will present a free jazz concert Friday, July 18, at the museum’s Ellarslie Mansion in Cadwalader Park. Featuring world-renowned vibraphonist Joe Baione, the Joe Baione Vibraphone Experience is the first group to perform in a series of jazz events leading up to the museum’s 2026 TRENTON...

The New Jersey Historical Commission (NJHC), in partnership with RevolutionNJ, New Jersey’s official 250th commemoration partnership, is launching a limited series of State historical markers for the Semiquincentennial. This special initiative of the State Historical Marker Program will install markers around the state sharing the whole history of American...

Get ready for some exciting new changes happening at the Old Barracks Museum! The museum will experience temporary closures as we begin the crucial restoration of the roof, balconies, and fence. These improvements are important to protecting the building's structure and maintaining the historical integrity of the site,...

The New Jersey Department of Agriculture, in partnership with the New Jersey Departments of Education and Human Services,announced that more than 693,000 eligible children across the state will be receiving Summer EBT benefits in the coming days. New Jersey is participating in this permanent, nationwide USDA program, now in...

Today’s announcement by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to add the Historic Potteries site in Trenton’s North Ward to the National Priorities List marks a significant step toward a cleaner, safer, and healthier future for our city. Trenton’s legacy as a center of pottery manufacturing brought both cultural and...