Join us Saturday, October 2, from 12pm-6pm to celebrate Trenton’s creative talent and one of its most resilient commercial strips! Last held in 2016, this block party will be held for all ages on Passaic Street, between North Willow & Kafer Streets, including live music, art, and food.

Live performances* will include:

Music by DJ Prime Minister

Chris Beck & the Jazz Disciples - coordinated by Candle Light Lounge
Hip hop/R&B artist sets - coordinated by Razor Sharp Barber Shop

Performances coordinated by Laff Out Loud by Nina and Landy:
• Todd Evans - Spoken Word
• Deekay - Comedy
• Community Dance Academy
• King Don - Hip hop
• Ices - Hip hop

Artwork exhibit by Leslie Floyd at Candle Light Events Art Gallery

Artwork by Trenton Community A-Team (TCAT)

Classic Cars from Capitol City Cruisers

Vendors:
Rachel’s Real Juice
She Smokes - Cigars
IreeSky Fiction & Editing

*We’ll update this list as more performances, vendors, and artists are confirmed!
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This event is made possible with financial support from New Jersey’s Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit Program and coordinated with the Passaic Street Business Association, Isles, and the City of Trenton

Click Link Below to RSVP and to get more info

https://www.facebook.com/events/542132530397582/?ref=newsfeed

Out of gallery

We're joining forces again for a day of art, bikes, and socially-distanced fun in the streets! We've got a LOT of great art and outdoor activities planned, as well as walking and bike tours for all abilities. Ciclovia will be at South Warren Street with TDA and Breunig Ave Park + St. Joe's Ave with the East Trenton Collaborative. Art All Day sites will include Artworks and sites all over the city. 

Vist TCAT at Studio 51, 51 N. Stockton Street Trenton NJ.

Saturday, September 18th from 12pm-6pm

The FunkTASKtiks band and the Share Project Poets will be performing and A*TEAM art will be on display and for sale for Art All Day/Ciclovia 2021. This is part of a larger Trenton event that celebrates art, open streets, bicycling, skateboarding, and playing. Come to Studio 51 to meet artists and enjoy all their wonderful art.

https://www.artallday.artworkstrenton.org/

The FunkTASKtiks, Share Project, and ATEAM will be at 51 Stockton Street in Trenton, but there are other events happening around Trenton as well. See the website for more information.

Cranbury’s Main Street will once again fill with residents, businesses and games for a day centered around community when Cranbury Day arrives on Sept. 11.

In 2021, Cranbury Day returns downtown after having been canceled in 2020 for safety and health concerns in addition to the social distancing restrictions due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

This year’s event from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. falls on Sept. 11, and there is a service planned to start the day to honor and remember those who lost their lives during the Sept. 11 attacks of 2001.

The remembrance service planned by the Cranbury Business Association, the organization that plans Cranbury Day, includes an honor guard, the national anthem, which will be performed by Danielle Illario, and “Taps.”

“That is going to start our day, so we can truly honor the day,” said Christine Thompson, who has spearheaded the planning of Cranbury Day alongside Julianna Lako. “The remembrance service will be at about 9:30 a.m.”

Cranbury Day in 2021 is going to be very similar to what the day has been in the past. The event is slightly scaled down from the last time it was conducted in 2019.

“We have about 65 vendors – that includes vendors that sell their items and food vendors, we will have pony rides and helicopter rides, a magician show in the afternoon, face painting, and a musician that will play for the kids,” Thompson said. “I feel like in the past two years we have a lot of new people in town and I think this event is extremely important to bring the town together, especially since what we have been through with all the flooding.”

The Cranbury Lions Club Annual Duck Race will also return, and so too will the Mummers Parade.

The Mummers are believed to be the oldest folk festival parade in the United States. Dressed in elaborate garb, the group is known for its annual New Year’s Day Parade in Philadelphia. With a mixture of cultures from Swedish, Irish, English, Finnish, European and German backgrounds, the Mummers are set to once again march down Main Street to help kick off the day.

Businesses, non-profits and civic organizations will be among the 65 vendors on Main Street in downtown for what will be Cranbury’s 43rd annual Cranbury Day.

“It is fun-filled family activity kind of day. I think there are people who are excited to show their new types of small business,” Lako said. “Cranbury Day returning gave everyone something to look forward to. Going through the COVID-19 pandemic last year there was nothing to look forward to and be excited about. You can tell the town is excited we are bringing it back this year.”

Live music is going to be preformed throughout the day by Ed Goldberg and Odessa Klezmer Band, Tone Rangers, After Hours and Lenox Underground.

T-shirts were designed by Lako. On the back of the shirts there is a message “It’s A Small Town Thing.”

“I hope people takeaway a sense of community from Cranbury Day. It is our big small town thing,” Lako said.

Art All Day Trolley Stop at Studio 51

Art Activities and A-Team Art Exhibit

12pm-6pm

51 North Stockton Street

Trenton NJ

@ 51 North Stockton Street

Food Candy and kids painting activities

Fun for the whole family

Music by DJ Guillotine

Shorty and Lisa Lewis from the A-team will be doing an event geared for the children of Trenton

Food, Face Painting by Carol Johnson, Arts and Crafts Fun

A discussion about art district and how we all can play a part in it's Beautification,,,,,

Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Location 51 North Stockton Street

Trenton NJ