Few Central New Jersey towns do Halloween like Lambertville does Halloween, and its ACME Screening Room is getting a head start on the spooky activities with its annual Lambertville Halloween Film Festival. The festival, which runs Friday through Sunday, October 17 through 19, kicks off with a back-to-school themed “Monster Homecoming” opening fundraiser party on […]
The Trenton Artists Workshop Association (TAWA) and the Trenton Free Public Library present the exhibition “Fascinating Rhythm” at the Trenton Free Public Library from Saturday, October 18, through Saturday, December 6. This a continuation of the art series that showcases the talent of area artists. A meet-the-artist reception is set for Saturday, October 18, from […]
The South Brunswick Arts Commission is accepting entries for “Home and Belonging,” an exhibit that seeks to explore the various ways in which we define home and belonging. Approaches could include objects that bring back memories, representations of ourselves or our communities, places of safety and sanctuary, artifacts of our cultural heritage and kinships. Application […]
Leaders from arts and education institutions gathered earlier this month for a round table discussion at McCarter Theatre in Princeton, in response to the growing crises resulting from funding cuts and fears of censorship. Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman had been scheduled to join but was unable as she was in DC preparing for budget discussions […]
Government agencies at all levels spend billions of dollars annually on goods and services. A new program aims to help your business profit from those contracts. The Mercer County Office of Economic Development, in partnership with the New Jersey Small Business Development Center (NJSBDC) at The College of New Jersey, has announced the launch of […]
Finding funding for clean energy initiatives just got easier with the launch of the New Jersey Funding One Stop Shop. The new online tool, announced by New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Shawn M. LaTourette on October 7, will help residents, local governments, nonprofit organizations, and businesses easily identify funding opportunities for projects that […]
The administration of Gov. Phil Murphy has reminded motorists to be extra vigilant on roadways as the fall white-tailed deer rut, or mating season, gets underway. Increased deer activity related to the rutting season comes as the amount of daylight decreases, increasing collision risks, especially during morning and evening commutes. Deer are more likely to […]
The following stories were originally published in the October 15, 2025, issue of U.S. 1 Newspaper. Cover Stories Films & Family Fun Mark the Start of Spooky Season Between the Lines DEP, DOT Advise Caution As Deer Activity Increases Preview of the Arts Stories TAWA Presents ‘Fascinating Rhythm’Opportunity: Call for Art Survival Guide Stories New […]
Scotland has Nessie, Bigfoot is rumored to be rumbling around the Pacific Northwest, and Yeti roams the Himalayas, it is said. But New Jersey also has its own beloved cryptid — the Jersey Devil, the legend of Leed’s Point and the Pinelands, the eerie star of countless fireside sagas that go back through the ages. […]
The Trent House Association hosts “Refuge or Refusal: Turning Points in U.S. Immigration History,” an exhibit exploring the history of immigration to the United States and immigration policy decisions at key points: 1790, 1882, 1924, 1948, and 1965. The exhibit is on view through the end of October during the museum’s normal hours, Wednesday through […]