Preventive Care for a Healthy Mouth What comes to mind when you think about your dental care? As a dentist, I think about: Preventive Care! If you want to keep your teeth healthy for your entire life, then you will need to be vigilant in your dental care. Many patients in my practice present with […]
Helping People Move Looking for physical therapy that’s actually enjoyable—and gets you back to living your best life? Fluid Physio is your ticket! Forget the cookie-cutter, crowded clinics. At Fluid Physio, you get a full hour of undivided attention from a superstar therapist who tailors every move, stretch, and treatment just for you. Imagine: expert […]
Your New Ritual for Strength, Confidence, and Empowerment is Coming to Hamilton This September Hamilton, get ready to redefine your fitness journey. This September 2025, Pulse Fitness Studio is opening its doors, promising a revolutionary approach to working out that goes beyond just a class—it’s a transformative ritual. For women seeking to feel strong, confident, […]
The Princeton Festival celebrates the contributions of Motown to popular culture and the Civil Rights Movement on Juneteenth, Thursday, June 19. The day-long commemoration of the Emancipation Proclamation includes free community events presented in partnership with the Municipality of Princeton, and culminates in a ticketed performance of Masters of Soul, A Motown Review in the […]
Phillips’ Mill Community Association pays homage to one of America’s most notable sculptors and art educators of the 20th century in a new exhibition, The Selma Burke Invitational African American Art Show, on view through June 29 in New Hope, Pennsylvania. Born in Mooresville, North Carolina, in 1900, Selma Burke spent the last 40 of […]
“Welcome to the Carversville Inn, a Romantic Escape in Bucks County just 75 miles from New York City, 40 miles from Philadelphia, 150 miles from Washington, D.C. and 2,150 miles from Paris…” So begins the welcoming message on the website of the Carversville Inn from new owners Milan Lint and Mitchell Berlin. It’s a message […]
Gorgeous vocals, rich in context and emotion as well as lithe, pitch-perfect sound, combine with palpable, believable romance and smooth storytelling to make Princeton Summer Theater’s production of “The Bridges of Madison County” an early highlight of the fledgling summer season. Eliyana Abraham’s staging moves deftly between intense passages in which unexpected love takes root, […]
Giacomo Puccini once said, “God touched me with His little finger, and said, ‘Write for the theater, only for the theater.’” For me, “theater” is the operative word in that quote. In the decades I’ve been writing about live entertainment, I’ve favored opera productions that stress theater, the putting on of a play and deft […]
Three photographers share their work at Gallery 14 in Hopewell in simultaneous exhibits each on view from Saturday, June 21, through Sunday, July 20. Meet-and-greet artist talks take place Sundays, June 29 and July 13, at 1:30 p.m. Below is a statement from each artist on their approach and vision for their exhibits. “Imaginary Landscapes” […]
Scientists at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory have flipped the switch on a first-of-its-kind device designed to unlock the secrets of one of the universe’s most explosive phenomena: magnetic reconnection. The device, known as the Facility for Laboratory Reconnection Experiments — FLARE for short — is a massive, gleaming barrel-like machine roughly the size of […]