Create something using LEGO(c) bricks! Kindergarten & up. Parents must remain with children under 8. Younger siblings may join if they will not eat the LEGO(c).
Eggs will be filled with nut free candy, toys, stickers, erasers, toy rings, squishies. Tickets will be sold IN PERSON ONLY (at the door) on the day of the event.
Join us for Earth-friendly family fun! Meet at the Bear Den at 10:30 AM to make treats for the Black bears and watch them enjoy at 11 AM. Enjoy nature displays, live animal presentations, spring-themed enrichment, wildflower seed ball crafts, and more. Celebrate our planet with us!
Eggs will be filled with nut free candy, toys, stickers, erasers, toy rings, squishies. Tickets will be sold IN PERSON ONLY (at the door) on the day of the event.
Join historian Russ Dutcher for a captivating talk on New Jersey’s Revolutionary War intelligence network during the Battles of Trenton and Princeton. Hear how figures like Washington, Livingston, and Lee used advanced communication to outsmart the enemy. FREE and open to the public!
TD Jazz for Teens Live! Enjoy the sounds of talented young jazz artists performing at Newark Public Libraries. Browse the books while experiencing this unique musical treat! Don’t miss it! Free.
Join for stories, songs, fingerplays and toys. Open to children who are residents of the Suffern Central School District. No Registration necessary.
Step back in time for a charming Victorian afternoon tea at Harmony Hall’s elegant South Salon. Enjoy fine delicacies, finger sandwiches, fragrant teas, coffee, and decadent desserts! Feel like royalty as you sip, savor, and socialize—perfect for friends, family, or a special treat!
Experience America’s favorite pastime—played just like it was in 1873! Watch as both teams take the field with authentic period equipment. Pack a picnic, bring a lawn chair, and cheer for your local teams in the field next to Parking Lot B. This fun, family-friendly event is FREE and open to all! Presented by the North Jersey Highlands Historical Society.
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