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SUMMARY:Global Entry Interviews
DESCRIPTION:Global Entry Interviews Coming to Mendham Township – March 21st \nOn Saturday\, March 21st\, U.S. Customs and Border Protection will be at the Mendham Township Town Hall Building\, 2 West Main Street\, Brookside\, conducting Global Entry interviews. \nAppointments begin at 8:00 a.m. and will run until approximately 2:30 p.m. \nIf you’ve been meaning to enroll in Global Entry\, this is a convenient opportunity to complete your interview right here in Mendham. \nHow to participate: \nApply online at: \nhttps://ttp.dhs.gov\n \nOnce you receive conditional approval\, log into your account and schedule your interview for the March 21st Brookside (Mendham Township) location. \nPlease note: \n✔ You must be conditionally approved before booking. \n✔ Appointments are required. \n✔ Bring your passport and any required identification documents. \nAppointments are limited and expected to fill quickly.
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/global-entry-interviews/
LOCATION:Mendham Township Town Hall\, 2 West Main Street\, Brookside\, NJ\, United States
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SUMMARY:Swingin' Tern Dances Presents Daniel Levitin with Three of Hearts
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, March 21st 7:30pm—10:30pm \n[Beginners’ Workshop 7pm] \nDANIEL LEVITIN & THREE OF HEARTS \nAnna Bosnick—fiddle\, feet; Norma Castle—flute\, percussion; Robin Russell—piano \nAdmission: FREE DANCE [donations are always welcome] \nWe now accept Apple/Google Pay and credit cards \nSt. Paul’s Episcopal Church\, 200 Main Street\, Chatham\, NJ 07928 \nThis FREE dance is sponsored by Lin Goetz in celebration of her 75th birthday. And yes\, there will be cake! \nYou already have a winning hand when you draw the Three of Hearts. Levitin\, king of contras\, deals dances fit for a queen\, or he’ll hit the road\, Jack. Have a heart and join the club for this diamond in the ruff who spayed his cat. So cut straight for our full house\, you’ll be flush with excitement at this one-of-a-kind event. It’s worth the gamble to know you’ve aced it. \nDANIEL LEVITIN \nDaniel Levitin‘s calling style blends a mathematician’s eye for detail with a teacher’s care for clear instruction. They call dances that run the gamut from exciting and high-energy to flowing and ooey-gooey smooth\, and from old classics to intricate new dances. Video at https://youtu.be/i4-Jb-hUy20?si=OeWKmqfoeDid8MVK \nTHREE OF HEARTS \nThree of Hearts with Anna Bosnick on fiddle and feet\, Norma Castle on flute and percussion\, and Robin Russell on keyboard. Three rowdy gals playing many flavors of contra music. . .always with great heart and humor. \nFor our full calendar\, go to https://folkproject.org/swingin-tern/ \nUSEFUL INFORMATION: \n• This dance is FREE although donations are always welcome. We normally have a sliding admission scale of $15 to $20+ for adults. If you are able\, you can allow us to continue booking this amazing talent by paying $20 or more at the door. If that’s a stretch\, stay at the regular $15 or volunteer and get in for free. Student admission is $5. We now accept Apple/Google Pay and credit cards. \n• Newcomers are welcome to come at 7pm for an introductory lesson on the basics of contra dancing before the evening dance. No partner is necessary. All dances are taught with a “walk-through” by the caller. \n• Vaccination and masks are optional. \n• All dances at Swingin’ Tern are called to the gender-neutral terms Larks & Robins. Dance whatever role you’re comfortable with. \n• Our hall has windows on all four sides of the room with air conditioning when needed. \n• Our dance is two blocks from the Chatham station on the Morris/Essex line out of Penn Station\, NYC. \n• We welcome contributions of home-baked [or not] goodies to share at the break. \n• Please bring your own water bottle. Water bottles may be filled at the orange Igloo cooler. \n• Wear comfortable clothing. Contra dancing is aerobic. We prefer you to carry in your shoes. \n• We are a friendly\, inclusive group. Pack plenty of smiles! \nPlease let us know if you’ll be attending by replying Going. If you’re on the fence\, click Interested to stay in the loop. You can also help us out by clicking on the Invite button at the top of this announcement and inviting friends you think would be interested in joining the fun.
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/swingin-tern-dances-presents-daniel-levitin-with-three-of-hearts/
LOCATION:St. Paul’s Episcopal Church\, 200 Main St.\, Chatham\, NJ\, 07928\, United States
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SUMMARY:Grow It Green Winter Market
DESCRIPTION:The Grow It Green Winter Market! ❄️✨ \nEvery Sunday\, 9:30am–1pm\, December through April for your favorite local flavors and farm-fresh finds. 🥕🍞🧀 \nBundle up\, bring the whole family\, and enjoy delicious food\, great company\, and community vibes—all outdoors! 🌿 \n• Fresh\, locally grown produce and microgreens. \n• Farm-raised meat and eggs. \n• Artisan bread\, baked goods\, and cheese. \n• Mushrooms\, honey\, syrups\, and sauces. \nLocation: Convent Train Station \nAdditional Info…
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/grow-it-green-winter-market/
LOCATION:Convent Train Station\, 8 Convent Rd\, Morristown\, NJ\, 07960\, United States
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SUMMARY:Brentwood Drive Flood Buyout & Restoration Community Engagement Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, March 26\, 2026 6:30pm to 8:30pm \nThe NJ Department of Environmental Protection Blue Acres Program will join the Township of East Hanover and the US Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service to share information about voluntary flood buyouts that are taking place on Brentwood Drive near the Black Brook Tributary to improve local flood resilience. \nJoin us! Register here! or call 609-940-5456
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/brentwood-drive-flood-buyout-meeting/
LOCATION:East Hanover Town Hall\, 411 Ridgedale Ave\, East Hanover\, NJ\, United States
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SUMMARY:Troubadour Concerts: Split Bill - James Keelaghan & David Woodhead and Shanna in a Dress
DESCRIPTION:James Keelaghan\, hailed by leading critics as Canada’s finest singer-songwriter\, is a defining voice in folk and roots music. For nearly 25 years\, he has crafted songs with passion\, precision\, and curiosity\, earning a reputation as a poet laureate of the genre. Known for his distinctive craftsmanship and narrative depth\, Keelaghan blends historical storytelling with deeply personal reflections on human experience. His nine recordings have captivated audiences worldwide\, from Australia to Scandinavia\, garnering awards and acclaim. A disciplined visionary with a love of language\, history\, and melody\, Keelaghan connects powerfully with listeners through masterful storytelling and compelling live performances. \nWebsite: https://keelaghan.com/ \nDavid Woodhead is a versatile musician deeply rooted in independent music\, known for a distinctive melodic and textural style adaptable to many settings. With credits on nearly 300 recordings\, he has collaborated with influential artists including Stan Rogers\, Gil Scott-Heron\, David Sanborn\, and James Keelaghan\, touring internationally and performing with ensembles ranging from jazz and classical-folk to global and improvisational projects. An experienced educator and Banff Centre resident artist\, Woodhead’s own music blends folk intimacy\, jazz harmony\, and classical precision with space for improvisation. His projects range from the adventurous Confabulation ensemble to the folk-jazz chamber-focused Oriana Quartet. \nVideo: https://youtu.be/Sp95rDm3220 \nShanna in a Dress is your quirky best friend who refuses to wear pants. She says what everyone has felt but no one else will say and you’ll get an uncensored journey of clever humor and heartbreak\, extreme candor\, and a hefty side of entertainment at her shows. This witty wordsmith is known for taking you on an emotional roller coaster\, sometimes within the same song. Think John Prine mixed with Ingrid Michaelson with a twist of Phoebe Buffay from Friends all wrapped up in a sweet voice accented by guitar\, piano\, and ukulele. \nWebsite: https://www.shannainadress.com/ \nVideo: https://youtu.be/GxGZZ6kutrE \nIN-PERSON in Morristown\, NJ \nAdvance in-person tickets $20 (+$1.09 service fee); members $15 (+$.90 service fee): https://ticketscandy.com/…/cobill-james-keelaghan-david… \nLive webcast $10: https://aftontickets.com/KeelaghanShanna
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/troubadour-concerts-split-bill-keelaghan-woodhead-shanna-in-a-dress/
LOCATION:Morristown Unitarian Universalist Fellowship\, 21 Normandy Heights Road\, 21 Normandy Heights Road\, NJ\, 07960
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SUMMARY:Morris County Boat Safety Class and Exam
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy the excitement of boating and be prepared to handle any situation with our NJ Boat Safety Certification Course. \nWe at Boat Safe US look forward to being your Boat Safety Instructors and helping you earn your NJ Boating Safety Certificate. Our instructors will provide you with a fun-filled and educational look at Boat Safety in New Jersey. \nIf you are operating a personal watercraft (Jet Ski\, Wave Runner\, etc.)\, or a power vessel on the waters of the State of New Jersey you are required to possess a New Jersey boat safety certificate. This class meets the State of New Jersey – Division of State Police Marine Law Enforcement requirements for boat safety education. Temporary certifications will be given upon successful completion of the course. All Boat Safe US Courses are approved by the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA) and recognized by the U.S. Coast Guard. \nRegister for the class at www.boatsafeus.com/schedule-class \nYour $110 fee includes the student manual\, instruction\, the proctored exam\, temporary boat safety certificate\, lifetime boat safety certificate with NASBLA certification. \nAlso included: Lifetime support from the Boat Safe US team of experts. \nUpon successful completion of the course\, students will receive a lifetime Boating Safety Certificate issued by the NJ State Police Marine Services Division. Instructors are USCG Licensed Captains. \nExam@BoatSafeUS.com \nwww.BoatSafeUS.com \n609-613-2339 \nProctored Exams Available!! Take the online course with Ace Boater\, Boat-Ed or Boater-Exam and take the proctored exam with Boat Safe US! The proctored exam is $55 \nMust register! See our schedule at www.boatsafeus.com/schedule-exam \nClasses are completed in a one-day class (8 1/2 hour day including lunch break and test time) or in two evenings (two 3 1/2 hour classes with mandatory homework). At the conclusion of the class\, every student\, age 13 and over\, will receive a valid New Jersey State Boaters Safety Certificate. This Certificate is valid for Power Boats and Jet Skis (age 16 and over) and is accepted throughout many states as a valid form of having completed a Boaters Safety Course.
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/morris-county-boat-safety-class-and-exam/
LOCATION:Morris County Public Safety Training Academy\, 500 West Hanover Ave\, Parsippany\, NJ\, 07054\, United States
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SUMMARY:No Kings Protest
DESCRIPTION:We have the power and are claiming it together. No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings. \nSaturday\, March 28 – 11am – 12:30pm EDT \nWhat began in 2025 as a single day of defiance has become a sustained national resistance to tyranny\, spreading from small towns to city centers and across every community determined to defend democracy. \nOur peaceful movement is bigger than ever.When our families are under attack and costs are pushing people to the brink\, silence is not an option. We will defend ourselves and our communities against this administration’s unjust and cruel acts of violence. \nOn March 28th\, rise up\, take to the streets\, and say it loud: no thrones\, no crowns\, no kings. We’re not watching history happen—we’re making it. Join us.A core principle behind all No Kings events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values and to act lawfully at these events. Weapons of any kind\, including those legally permitted\, should not be brought to events.
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/no-kings-protest/
LOCATION:Morristown Town Hall\, 200 South St\, Morristown\, NJ\, 07960\, United States
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SUMMARY:Grow It Green Winter Market
DESCRIPTION:The Grow It Green Winter Market! ❄️✨ \nEvery Sunday\, 9:30am–1pm\, December through April for your favorite local flavors and farm-fresh finds. 🥕🍞🧀 \nBundle up\, bring the whole family\, and enjoy delicious food\, great company\, and community vibes—all outdoors! 🌿 \n• Fresh\, locally grown produce and microgreens. \n• Farm-raised meat and eggs. \n• Artisan bread\, baked goods\, and cheese. \n• Mushrooms\, honey\, syrups\, and sauces. \nLocation: Convent Train Station \nAdditional Info…
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/grow-it-green-winter-market-2/
LOCATION:Convent Train Station\, 8 Convent Rd\, Morristown\, NJ\, 07960\, United States
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SUMMARY:North Jersey American Revolution Round Table Meeting
DESCRIPTION:North Jersey American Revolution Round Table meets April 9th\, 7pm at Washington’s Headquarters in Morristown. Zoom is also available by requesting a link at arrt.nj@gmail.com. Free to first time attendees. \nIncomprehensible Friends and Rebellious Enemies: German Soldiers in the American Revolutionary War – Dr. Friederike Baer speaker \nBetween 1776 and 1783\, Great Britain hired more than thirty thousand German soldiers to fight in its war against the American rebels. Collectively known as Hessians\, the soldiers and accompanying civilians\, including hundreds of women and children\, spent extended periods of time in locations as dispersed and varied as Canada in the north and West Florida in the south. Based on extensive research in private and official records authored by members of the German corps\, this presentation highlights some of the key experiences of these participants in a war on a distant continent against a people that had done them no harm.
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/north-jersey-american-revolution-round-table-meeting/
LOCATION:Washington’s Headquarters\, 30 Washington Pl\, Morrsitown\, NJ\, United States
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SUMMARY:Grow It Green Winter Market
DESCRIPTION:The Grow It Green Winter Market! ❄️✨ \nEvery Sunday\, 9:30am–1pm\, December through April for your favorite local flavors and farm-fresh finds. 🥕🍞🧀 \nBundle up\, bring the whole family\, and enjoy delicious food\, great company\, and community vibes—all outdoors! 🌿 \n• Fresh\, locally grown produce and microgreens. \n• Farm-raised meat and eggs. \n• Artisan bread\, baked goods\, and cheese. \n• Mushrooms\, honey\, syrups\, and sauces. \nLocation: Convent Train Station \nAdditional Info…
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/grow-it-green-winter-market-3/
LOCATION:Convent Train Station\, 8 Convent Rd\, Morristown\, NJ\, 07960\, United States
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SUMMARY:Free Easter dinner
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a free Easter dinner at the Market Street Mission at 9 Market Street in Morristown\, NJ! Dinner for the community will be served at 4:30pm on Easter Sunday\, April 5\, and all are welcome to attend. We would love to celebrate the hope of the Easter season with you! \nThank you to our incredible donors and volunteers for making this special event possible!
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/free-easter-dinner/
LOCATION:Market Street Mission\, 9 Market St\, Morristown\, NJ\, 07960\, United States
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SUMMARY:Genealogy meeting
DESCRIPTION:The Morris Area Geneaology Society will host their monthly meeting and present “What’s New in Family Tree Maker” by Mark Olsen on Tuesday\, April 7\, 2026.  The presenetation will be from 6:45-8:15pm in person at the Morris County Library\, 30 East Hanover Ave\, Whippany\, NJ and on Zoom.  Join for refreshments from 6:15-6:45pm.  If you would like the Zoom link please email MAGSGenNJ@gmail.com.
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/genealogy-meeting/
LOCATION:Morris County Library\, 30 East Hanover Avenue\, Whippany\, NJ\, United States
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SUMMARY:WAMFest “Arts in Health”
DESCRIPTION:WAMFest “Arts in Health” opens today with workshops and an evening open mic\nWAMFest 2026: ARTS in Health\nARTS By The People and Fairleigh Dickinson University presents WAMFest 2026: ARTS in Health; a two-day festival of creative workshops and performances designed to engage Nursing\, Psychology\, and Allied Health students at Fairleigh Dickinson University as well as regional health workers\, while encouraging collaboration with the university’s Arts\, Communication\, and Humanities programs. \nAs New Jersey’s premier event at the intersection of arts and health\, ARTS in Health\, WAMFest celebrates how the arts foster skills — such as creativity\, adaptability\, empathy\, curiosity\, attention to detail\, and communication — that are essential to the field of healthcare. However\, sessions will also invite healthcare students and workers to build community\, process and express job-related stress\, and expand focus and imagination. In other words\, WAMFest 2026: Arts In Health takes a holistic approach to wellness. When those who steward the well-being of others take care of themselves\, they are better equipped for their work. \n\n\nAll workshops are open to the public and barrier free. \n\n\nIf you need assistance\, please reach out to us at info@artsbythepeople.org with questions and accessibility needs. \n\n\nFestival schedule is subject to change. To sign up for workshops\, CLICK HERE \n\n\nWorkshops are limited to 20 participants. There will be a waitlist for ‘observing only’. \n\n\nDay 1: Wednesday\, April 8\, 2026\nLenfell Hall (Located in Hennessy Hall)\nMaps\, click here. \n9:30-11:00 am: Fiber Arts “Stitching Together” \nSamantha Dooley\, LSW\nBehavioral Health Clinician\, Morris County Sexual Assault Center (Atlantic Health System) \nBasic hand-sewing techniques to prevent secondary trauma. When working as a care provider\, we can be exposed to trauma and stressors. Learn about secondary trauma\, and techniques to manage it by using sewing\, creativity\, breathwork\, and relaxation. \n11:30 am-1:00 pm: Collage “Finding Comfort Through Conversation and Collage” \ngwen charles\nMulti-disciplinary artist \nParticipants will discuss sentiments on their wellbeing\, take time to breathe together\, and create a collage to explore ideas of comfort and rest. Participants will leave the workshop with their collage\, a limited-edition artist print from gwen\, and a refreshed spirit. \n1:00-2:30 pm: Lunchtime Presentation at Lenfell Hall (By Invitation Only) “Stories In Motion” \nStories in Motion pairs the art of storytelling with expressive dance\, music and choreography. Our participants share their own stories and memories with our teaching artists who transcribe and translate those stories into poetry\, dance and music in this one hour workshop. ARTS By The People developed this unique program during a 2-year residency at New Jersey Senior Communities between 2009-2011\, and is now part of our regular programming at Older Adult and Continuum Care Communities and Survivors of Sexual Assault Groups. Stories in Motion builds community and friendships through story sharing and exposing common threads with others. \nPaul Rabinowitz\, Kelly Guerrero\, Micaela Camacho-Tenreiro and Jakub Wala. \n2:30-4:00 pm: “Living in the Fractures: Writing Poetry as Self-Care” \nMoriah Cohen\nCertified Listener Poet \nIn this workshop\, future medical professionals will use imagery and figurative language to write poetry about their challenges. By exploring life’s “fractures\,” participants will find new ways to process and make sense of their experiences. \n6:00-7:00 pm: Buffet & Refreshments \n7:00-9:30 pm: The Platform (Registration Not Required) \nHosted by Micaela Camacho-Tenreiro with special guest\, David Daniel. \nARTS By The People’s longstanding writing workshop and open mic series makes a special visit to Fairleigh Dickinson University. From first-time writers to published authors\, all are welcome to share original poetry or prose. Each reader will be allotted 3-5 minutes on the mic\, depending on the number of sign-ups \nDay 2: Thursday\, April 9\, 2026\nOrangerie\nMaps\, click here. \n11:30 am-1:00 pm: “Understanding nature’s impact on health & well being” \nAnne M. Meore\, LMSW\, HTR\nHorticultural Therapist \nThis workshop will explore the manner by which nature serves as a source of healing & restoration. Participants will engage in creating a restorative desktop garden and come to understand\, first-hand\, the foundational concepts that support wellness through nature engagement. \n1:00-2:30 pm: Lunchtime Presentation at the Orangerie (By Invitation Only) \nTara Rynders\, RN \n2:30-4:00 pm: “The Clinic” \nTara Rynders\, RN \nUsing movement\, storytelling\, and play as medicine\, participants will experience what it feels like to receive care and practice collective care in community with one another\, leaving with tangible practices for sustaining resilience. \n4:30-6:00 pm: Buffet Dinner and Keynote with Thomas Dooley at the Orangerie Main Floor: In The Belly Of The Whale (Registration Not Required) \nKeynote: Thomas Dooley \nThomas Dooley is Atlantic Health System’s first Program Manager for Humanistic Medicine. As the first program manager for the expanding Humanistic Medicine program\, Thomas is dedicated to advancing health humanities within the Division of Academic Affairs\, integrating medical humanities\, biopsychosocial medicine\, and patient-centered care. He works collaboratively with medical residents and students\, extending his efforts to offer narrative medicine at the bedside for patients and caregivers dealing with trauma\, terminal illness\, pain\, isolation\, grief and other life-changing events. \n6:00-7:30 pm: Stories in Motion: “What Does Empathy Mean To You?” (Open to all—Registration not required) \nPaul Rabinowitz\, Kelly Guerrero\, Micaela Camacho-Tenreiro and Jakub Wala. \nIn this culminating\, participatory performance at the intersection of listening\, movement\, and storytelling\, ARTS By The People’s teaching artists will facilitate an exploration of empathy.
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/wamfest-arts-in-health/
LOCATION:Fairleigh Dickinson University\, 285 Madison Avenue\, Madison\, NJ\, 07940\, United States
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SUMMARY:Patriots’ Path Development Project meeting
DESCRIPTION:This is a virtual meeting.  Please click on the flyer and scan the QR code to register. \nTrust for Public Land\, in partnership with The Town of Morristown and Morris County Parks Commission\, is launching a community-driven design process for a section of the Patriots’ Path and adjacent open space along Lake Pocahontas. The opportunity: reenvision an underutilized piece of public land into a space that reflects the needs\, history\, and character of the more than 9\,000 people who live with a 10-minute walk of the site. We are seeking community input that will inform early design renderings and ultimately shape a conceptual plan for the space.  We encourage residents\, local organizations\, and stakeholders to attend the upcoming public meeting to share their ideas and help guide the future of this important community asset.
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/patriots-path-development-project-meeting/
LOCATION:virtual meeting
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SUMMARY:Pioneer Productions Play Readings
DESCRIPTION:Free play readings land at the library tonight\nNeed a no-cost weeknight plan? Pioneer Productions is bringing play readings to the Morristown library tonight\, 7–9:30 PM. It’s a simple drop-in arts fix—show up\, settle in\, and let the scripts do the work.\nPioneer Productions’ 3rd annual New Play Reading Series will take place on March 25\, April 8\, and April 22 at The Morristown and Morris Township Library located at 11 Miller Rd. Morristown\, NJ. These events will begin at 7 pm\, are free and open to the public\, and include a discussion with the audience. \nApril 8\, 2026 Readings:\nJoisey??? Sure! by Sheri Flannery Verrilli: When New Jersey’s governor\, eager to change his state’s image\, sends his attractive young intern to oust the state’s official demon\, the notorious “Jersey Devil”\, the infamous beast takes aim at the governor and makes the young woman an offer she can’t refuse. \nDirected by Christine Comerci and Tiffany Bizub\, featuring performances by Holly Stefanik and Frankie Perez. \nWriter’s Block by Michael Susko: Writer’s Block is a sharp ten-minute comedy about a playwright locked in battle with their own worst enemy: the demon of self-doubt\, embodied as “Writer’s Block.” \nDirected by Tiffany Bizub\, featuring performances by Doug McLaughlin and Luana Cook Scott \nBehind Closed Doors by Bara Swain: As a grieving daughter prepares for a funeral\, what begins as a tense debate over funeral etiquette and childhood memories evolves into a powerful exploration of trauma\, responsibility\, and the elusive nature of closure. \nDirected by Jon Beeler\, featuring performances by Tiffany Bizub and Leslie Darcy. \nMorristown Ghost Reboot by Kristen Neymarc: In present-day Morristown\, New Jersey\, three teenagers find a lost play about the legendary Morristown Ghost from the 1780s. What they find inside it leaves them questioning what to do next. \nDirected by Dan Vissers\, featuring performances by Miriam Salerno\, Tom Olori\, and Jon Beeler.  \nApril 22\, 2026 Readings: \nHello by Dana Leslie Goldstein: Tina makes frequent visits to her parents at their adult living community\, but it’s actually two different visits\, since her parents haven’t lived together for years. \nDirected by Miriam Salerno\, featuring performances by Christine Comerci\, Joe DiSpirito\, and Angeline Wedemeier \nReunion by Jon Beeler: Reunion is a tense meeting set in a small café\, where Linda Hastings\, a former high-school English teacher recently released from prison\, meets Ethan Duclair\, the former student whose accusation sent her there. What begins as an awkward\, seemingly benign reunion quickly reveals itself to be a reckoning neither of them has truly prepared for. \nDirected by Tom Olori\, featuring performances by Jade Delos Santos\, Faith Blasi\, and Josiah Irwin \nIt’s Time by Donna Romankow Boyd: Ava and Chris have sold their family home in order to downsize. But at the last minute\, Ava has second thoughts. Working through grief and loss\, will Ava find acceptance? \nDirected by Doug McLaughlin\, featuring performances by Leslie Williams Ellis and Alan Ellis
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/pioneer-productions-play-readings/
LOCATION:Morristown and Morris Township Library\, 11 Miller Rd.\, Morristown\, NJ\, United States
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SUMMARY:WAMFest “Arts in Health”
DESCRIPTION:WAMFest “Arts in Health”\nWAMFest 2026: ARTS in Health\nARTS By The People and Fairleigh Dickinson University presents WAMFest 2026: ARTS in Health; a two-day festival of creative workshops and performances designed to engage Nursing\, Psychology\, and Allied Health students at Fairleigh Dickinson University as well as regional health workers\, while encouraging collaboration with the university’s Arts\, Communication\, and Humanities programs. \nAs New Jersey’s premier event at the intersection of arts and health\, ARTS in Health\, WAMFest celebrates how the arts foster skills — such as creativity\, adaptability\, empathy\, curiosity\, attention to detail\, and communication — that are essential to the field of healthcare. However\, sessions will also invite healthcare students and workers to build community\, process and express job-related stress\, and expand focus and imagination. In other words\, WAMFest 2026: Arts In Health takes a holistic approach to wellness. When those who steward the well-being of others take care of themselves\, they are better equipped for their work. \n\n\nAll workshops are open to the public and barrier free. \n\n\nIf you need assistance\, please reach out to us at info@artsbythepeople.org with questions and accessibility needs. \n\n\nFestival schedule is subject to change. To sign up for workshops\, CLICK HERE \n\n\nWorkshops are limited to 20 participants. There will be a waitlist for ‘observing only’. \n\n\nDay 2: Thursday\, April 9\, 2026\nOrangerie\nMaps\, click here. \n11:30 am-1:00 pm: “Understanding nature’s impact on health & well being” \nAnne M. Meore\, LMSW\, HTR\nHorticultural Therapist \nThis workshop will explore the manner by which nature serves as a source of healing & restoration. Participants will engage in creating a restorative desktop garden and come to understand\, first-hand\, the foundational concepts that support wellness through nature engagement. \n1:00-2:30 pm: Lunchtime Presentation at the Orangerie (By Invitation Only) \nTara Rynders\, RN \n2:30-4:00 pm: “The Clinic” \nTara Rynders\, RN \nUsing movement\, storytelling\, and play as medicine\, participants will experience what it feels like to receive care and practice collective care in community with one another\, leaving with tangible practices for sustaining resilience. \n4:30-6:00 pm: Buffet Dinner and Keynote with Thomas Dooley at the Orangerie Main Floor: In The Belly Of The Whale (Registration Not Required) \nKeynote: Thomas Dooley \nThomas Dooley is Atlantic Health System’s first Program Manager for Humanistic Medicine. As the first program manager for the expanding Humanistic Medicine program\, Thomas is dedicated to advancing health humanities within the Division of Academic Affairs\, integrating medical humanities\, biopsychosocial medicine\, and patient-centered care. He works collaboratively with medical residents and students\, extending his efforts to offer narrative medicine at the bedside for patients and caregivers dealing with trauma\, terminal illness\, pain\, isolation\, grief and other life-changing events. \n6:00-7:30 pm: Stories in Motion: “What Does Empathy Mean To You?” (Open to all—Registration not required) \nPaul Rabinowitz\, Kelly Guerrero\, Micaela Camacho-Tenreiro and Jakub Wala. \nIn this culminating\, participatory performance at the intersection of listening\, movement\, and storytelling\, ARTS By The People’s teaching artists will facilitate an exploration of empathy.
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/wamfest-arts-in-health-2/
LOCATION:Fairleigh Dickinson University\, 285 Madison Avenue\, Madison\, NJ\, 07940\, United States
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SUMMARY:Morris County Boat Safety Class and Exam
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy the excitement of boating and be prepared to handle any situation with our NJ Boat Safety Certification Course. \nWe at Boat Safe US look forward to being your Boat Safety Instructors and helping you earn your NJ Boating Safety Certificate. Our instructors will provide you with a fun-filled and educational look at Boat Safety in New Jersey. \nIf you are operating a personal watercraft (Jet Ski\, Wave Runner\, etc.)\, or a power vessel on the waters of the State of New Jersey you are required to possess a New Jersey boat safety certificate. This class meets the State of New Jersey – Division of State Police Marine Law Enforcement requirements for boat safety education. Temporary certifications will be given upon successful completion of the course. All Boat Safe US Courses are approved by the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA) and recognized by the U.S. Coast Guard. \nRegister for the class at www.boatsafeus.com/schedule-class \nYour $110 fee includes the student manual\, instruction\, the proctored exam\, temporary boat safety certificate\, lifetime boat safety certificate with NASBLA certification. \nAlso included: Lifetime support from the Boat Safe US team of experts. \nUpon successful completion of the course\, students will receive a lifetime Boating Safety Certificate issued by the NJ State Police Marine Services Division. Instructors are USCG Licensed Captains. \nExam@BoatSafeUS.com \nwww.BoatSafeUS.com \n609-613-2339 \nProctored Exams Available!! Take the online course with Ace Boater\, Boat-Ed or Boater-Exam and take the proctored exam with Boat Safe US! The proctored exam is $55 \nMust register! See our schedule at www.boatsafeus.com/schedule-exam \nClasses are completed in a one-day class (8 1/2 hour day including lunch break and test time) or in two evenings (two 3 1/2 hour classes with mandatory homework). At the conclusion of the class\, every student\, age 13 and over\, will receive a valid New Jersey State Boaters Safety Certificate. This Certificate is valid for Power Boats and Jet Skis (age 16 and over) and is accepted throughout many states as a valid form of having completed a Boaters Safety Course.
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/morris-county-boat-safety-class-and-exam-2/
LOCATION:Morris County Public Safety Training Academy\, 500 West Hanover Ave\, Parsippany\, NJ\, 07054\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Rozi Mudry":MAILTO:Exam@BoatSafeUS.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260412T093000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260412T130000
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SUMMARY:Grow It Green Winter Market
DESCRIPTION:The Grow It Green Winter Market! ❄️✨ \nEvery Sunday\, 9:30am–1pm\, December through April for your favorite local flavors and farm-fresh finds. 🥕🍞🧀 \nBundle up\, bring the whole family\, and enjoy delicious food\, great company\, and community vibes—all outdoors! 🌿 \n• Fresh\, locally grown produce and microgreens. \n• Farm-raised meat and eggs. \n• Artisan bread\, baked goods\, and cheese. \n• Mushrooms\, honey\, syrups\, and sauces. \nLocation: Convent Train Station \nAdditional Info…
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/grow-it-green-winter-market-4/
LOCATION:Convent Train Station\, 8 Convent Rd\, Morristown\, NJ\, 07960\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260414T140736
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260414T150736
DTSTAMP:20260414T180736Z
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SUMMARY:Jamtoberfest ’26 - An All Day Concert Event!
DESCRIPTION:  \nA full day of live jam band music hits Morris County this fall as Jamtoberfest ’26 takes over the Swim & Sport Club in Flanders on Saturday\, October 3\, 2026. The outdoor\, all‑ages festival kicks off at 1 p.m. with continuous performances from A Brother’s Revival\, Divided Sky\, Touch of Grey\, and Animal Instincts\, running straight through the evening. Festival organizers describe Jamtoberfest as “a relaxed\, festival‑style gathering that blends live music with food\, drinks\, and community.” Attendees can enjoy food trucks\, a Beer & Spirits Tent\, merchandise vendors\, and plenty of space for dancing and socializing. All‑day admission starts at $39. Earlybird discounts are available through April 30. \n  \nA Brother’s Revival (Headliner) \nLed by David “Rook” Goldflies (Allman Brothers Band) and Mike Kach (Dickey Betts & Great Southern)\, A Brother’s Revival reaches deep into the music of the Allman Brothers Band—the pioneers of the jam band sound—and brings their legendary style roaring back. The lineup also features Noth Jersey’s own Eric Cohen\, a familiar presence in the state’s jam band community\, bringing local energy to this nationally touring act. With high‑energy performances of classics like “Ramblin’ Man\,” “Jessica\,” “Midnight Rider\,” “Whipping Post\,” and “Blue Sky\,” the band delivers extended improvisations\, dual‑guitar harmonies\, and soulful vocals that honor the original while adding a fresh\, contemporary edge. \n  \nTouch of Grey \nBeloved among Deadheads\, Touch of Grey brings the music of the Grateful Dead to life with authentic instrumentation and harmonies. The band features North Jersey based guitarist/vocalist Eric Cohen\, whose deep roots in the local scene make the group a natural fit for Jamtoberfest. Fans can expect classics such as “Touch of Grey\,” “Scarlet Begonias\,” “Friend of the Devil\,” “Sugar Magnolia\,” and “Truckin’.” Their shows mix fan favorites with deeper cuts\, creating a communal\, dance‑friendly atmosphere. \n  \nDivided Sky \nA dynamic tribute to Phish\, rooted in the North Jersey jam scene\, Divided Sky delivers the band’s adventurous spirit with favorites like “You Enjoy Myself\,” “Bouncing Around the Room\,” “Tweezer\,” “Down with Disease\,” and “Divided Sky.” Their sets blend faithful renditions with spontaneous improvisation\, creating a true Phish‑style experience.Divided Sky \n  \nAnimal Instincts \nAnimal Instincts is a Philadelphia‑based psychedelic rock\, funk\, and fusion band known for groove‑driven originals and improvisational performances. Blending influences from artists like The Meters\, Frank Zappa\, and Gov’t Mule\, the band delivers tight rhythms\, jam‑inspired interplay\, and an improvisational flair that keeps audiences moving from the first note to the last. \nOne of the grooviest fall concerts in North Jersey — bring the family\, catch the vibes\, feast on great food and drinks\, and spend the day soaking up live music under the open sky! \n  \nTickets are available at jamtoberfest.simpletix.com.  \nMedia & Ticket Inquiries: jamtoberfest26@gmail.com
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/jamtoberfest-26-an-all-day-concert-event/
LOCATION:NJ
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SUMMARY:2026 Acoustic Getaway
DESCRIPTION:Announcing the 2026 Acoustic Getaway Music Retreat for Music Lovers and Music Makers. \nBasic Full Weekend: $338 (includes all activities\, meals and housing in a standard double room)Commuters: $295 (includes all activities and meals\, does not include housing)Saturday Only: $185 (includes all Saturday activities and three meals\, does not include housing)Sunday Only: $125 (includes all Sunday activities\, breakfast and lunch\, does not include housing)YOUTH PRICING: Half price registration fees for children age 4 through 11. FREE for children not yet 4. \nTO REGISTER AND FOR MORE INFO: https://folkproject.clappia.com/app/TIC716871/home \nThe Best 3-Day Vacation Ever! \nThe Project’s 2026 Acoustic Getaway is a marvelous weekend of music. It’s an intimate\, relaxing\, and totally enjoyable all-inclusive mini-vacation for music lovers\, acoustic instrumentalists\, and singers. Unlike a huge outdoor festival\, it takes place at the intimate and comfortable Stony Point Retreat Center with private lodging and farm-to-table meals included. \nActivities include three standout concerts\, dozens of small-group workshops\, and endless chances to play\, sing\, or simply listen. In addition to your choice of daylong jam sessions\, song circles\, beginner classes\, and deep-dive workshops\, you can simply hang out\, enjoy the camaraderie\, and take in the beautiful outdoors and musical surroundings at your own pace. It’s immersive\, welcoming\, weather-proof\, and unforgettable. \nA full weekend of activities\, including three concerts\, a weekend of workshops\, farm-to-table food\, and comfortable lodging in a semi-private room for two is only $338. Private rooms\, lodging upgrades\, Commuter passes and a limited number of Saturday-only and Sunday-only day passes are available. \nPERFORMERSAntje Duvekot is renowned for crafting intricate\, closely observed songs delivered with a whispery\, sensual voice. Praised by The Boston Globe for sounding both fresh and deeply rooted\, she’s lauded by producer Neil Dorfsman for creating richly detailed worlds through understated melody. A seasoned international touring artist\, Duvekot has appeared at top festivals like Newport Folk\, Mountain Stage\, Kerrville\, Celtic Connections\, and Tønder. Among her honors are the John Lennon Songwriting Competition Grand Prize\, Kerrville’s Best New Folk Award\, and the Boston Music Award for Outstanding Folk Act. \nDavid Newbould is a seasoned heartland roots-rocker and Americana songwriter whose music reflects a lifetime lived on the road and onstage. A natural storyteller\, he writes with grit\, humor\, and emotional clarity\, capturing the quiet triumphs and compromises of adult life. His songs have reached wide audiences through national television placements\, including Dawson’s Creek and Criminal Minds\, and his reputation as a compelling live performer has taken him to major U.S. and European festivals. Blending amplified folk intimacy with rock-and-roll immediacy\, Newbould delivers songs that feel unpolished in the best way – direct\, human\, and built to be played live. \nHope Dunbar is a New American Prairie songwriter whose music blends Americana\, folk\, and country with striking honesty and an ear for the beauty of the everyday. A California native shaped by decades in the Midwest and now the Northeast\, her songwriting carries a grounded emotional clarity and an unforgettable voice. Praised by Saving Country Music as “leagues better than most” and a model for modern roots music\, Dunbar has steadily earned a reputation for deeply human songs that resonate far beyond geography\, marking her as a singular and quietly powerful voice in contemporary Americana. \nRobby Hecht is known for quietly powerful songs that blend incisive storytelling with warm\, resonant vocals\, drawing comparisons to Tom Waits\, Jim Croce\, and James Taylor. A respected “songwriter’s songwriter\,” he has toured extensively across the U.S. and Europe and earned early recognition by winning multiple prestigious performing songwriter contests. His deeply human songs have amassed over 25 million streams\, with more than 60 recorded by other artists. Widely admired for his lyrical insight and melodic grace\, Hecht’s work resonates across genres and generations. \nOur Sunday Concert Finale\, Duet Roulette\, is a highlight of our community’s weekend and features Getaway guests in a challenging and always enjoyable performance. Upon arrival\, guests can enter their names in a lottery where they’ll be matched together in random duos and trios that will practice during the weekend and come up with a song to perform at the Sunday afternoon concert. The Duet Roulette is always a fun celebration and enjoyable finale to the Acoustic Getaway.
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/2026-acoustic-getaway/
LOCATION:NJ
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SUMMARY:2026 Acoustic Getaway
DESCRIPTION:Announcing the 2026 Acoustic Getaway Music Retreat for Music Lovers and Music Makers. \nBasic Full Weekend: $338 (includes all activities\, meals and housing in a standard double room)Commuters: $295 (includes all activities and meals\, does not include housing)Saturday Only: $185 (includes all Saturday activities and three meals\, does not include housing)Sunday Only: $125 (includes all Sunday activities\, breakfast and lunch\, does not include housing)YOUTH PRICING: Half price registration fees for children age 4 through 11. FREE for children not yet 4. \nTO REGISTER AND FOR MORE INFO: https://folkproject.clappia.com/app/TIC716871/home \nThe Best 3-Day Vacation Ever! \nThe Project’s 2026 Acoustic Getaway is a marvelous weekend of music. It’s an intimate\, relaxing\, and totally enjoyable all-inclusive mini-vacation for music lovers\, acoustic instrumentalists\, and singers. Unlike a huge outdoor festival\, it takes place at the intimate and comfortable Stony Point Retreat Center with private lodging and farm-to-table meals included. \nActivities include three standout concerts\, dozens of small-group workshops\, and endless chances to play\, sing\, or simply listen. In addition to your choice of daylong jam sessions\, song circles\, beginner classes\, and deep-dive workshops\, you can simply hang out\, enjoy the camaraderie\, and take in the beautiful outdoors and musical surroundings at your own pace. It’s immersive\, welcoming\, weather-proof\, and unforgettable. \nA full weekend of activities\, including three concerts\, a weekend of workshops\, farm-to-table food\, and comfortable lodging in a semi-private room for two is only $338. Private rooms\, lodging upgrades\, Commuter passes and a limited number of Saturday-only and Sunday-only day passes are available. \nPERFORMERSAntje Duvekot is renowned for crafting intricate\, closely observed songs delivered with a whispery\, sensual voice. Praised by The Boston Globe for sounding both fresh and deeply rooted\, she’s lauded by producer Neil Dorfsman for creating richly detailed worlds through understated melody. A seasoned international touring artist\, Duvekot has appeared at top festivals like Newport Folk\, Mountain Stage\, Kerrville\, Celtic Connections\, and Tønder. Among her honors are the John Lennon Songwriting Competition Grand Prize\, Kerrville’s Best New Folk Award\, and the Boston Music Award for Outstanding Folk Act. \nDavid Newbould is a seasoned heartland roots-rocker and Americana songwriter whose music reflects a lifetime lived on the road and onstage. A natural storyteller\, he writes with grit\, humor\, and emotional clarity\, capturing the quiet triumphs and compromises of adult life. His songs have reached wide audiences through national television placements\, including Dawson’s Creek and Criminal Minds\, and his reputation as a compelling live performer has taken him to major U.S. and European festivals. Blending amplified folk intimacy with rock-and-roll immediacy\, Newbould delivers songs that feel unpolished in the best way – direct\, human\, and built to be played live. \nHope Dunbar is a New American Prairie songwriter whose music blends Americana\, folk\, and country with striking honesty and an ear for the beauty of the everyday. A California native shaped by decades in the Midwest and now the Northeast\, her songwriting carries a grounded emotional clarity and an unforgettable voice. Praised by Saving Country Music as “leagues better than most” and a model for modern roots music\, Dunbar has steadily earned a reputation for deeply human songs that resonate far beyond geography\, marking her as a singular and quietly powerful voice in contemporary Americana. \nRobby Hecht is known for quietly powerful songs that blend incisive storytelling with warm\, resonant vocals\, drawing comparisons to Tom Waits\, Jim Croce\, and James Taylor. A respected “songwriter’s songwriter\,” he has toured extensively across the U.S. and Europe and earned early recognition by winning multiple prestigious performing songwriter contests. His deeply human songs have amassed over 25 million streams\, with more than 60 recorded by other artists. Widely admired for his lyrical insight and melodic grace\, Hecht’s work resonates across genres and generations. \nOur Sunday Concert Finale\, Duet Roulette\, is a highlight of our community’s weekend and features Getaway guests in a challenging and always enjoyable performance. Upon arrival\, guests can enter their names in a lottery where they’ll be matched together in random duos and trios that will practice during the weekend and come up with a song to perform at the Sunday afternoon concert. The Duet Roulette is always a fun celebration and enjoyable finale to the Acoustic Getaway.
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/2026-acoustic-getaway-2/
LOCATION:NJ
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260414T223432
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SUMMARY:Morristown BYOB Comedy Show
DESCRIPTION:On Friday\, May 8th (8pm) come out to the Morristown Masonic center for the best live comedy show in Morristown. All shows are BYOB. Check out our instagram @ColonialComedy39.Tickets belowhttps://www.colonialcomedy.com/
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/morristown-byob-comedy-show/
LOCATION:NJ
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260415T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260415T210000
DTSTAMP:20260401T224826Z
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SUMMARY:Special Meeting of Morris Twp Board of Adjustment
DESCRIPTION:PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Special Meeting of the Township of Morris Board of Adjustment will be held on Wednesday\, April 15\, 2026\, at 7:00 P.M. in the Municipal Building\, 50 Woodland Avenue\, Township of Morris\, Morris County\, New Jersey in person and via a courtesy zoom link. \n  \nIf you wish to participate by asking questions\, supporting\, opposing\, or making comments you must attend the meeting in person. If you wish to listen to the matters being heard\, you may log in via Zoom. Any member of the public logged in via Zoom will not be able to ask questions or comment on the application. \nYou may log on to the meeting using one of these three methods: \n\nClick here: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88936704059?pwd=b0jkL0oxL3Boc3Jzb0F0cExBems0dz09\n\n\n\nOr go directly to the Zoom Meeting website https://zomm.us/  and click on the JOIN A MEETING and enter.\n\n\nMeeting ID: 889 3670 4059 \nPassword: 361327 \n\n\nOr by phone at 1-929-205-6099 and enter\n\n\nMeeting ID: 889 3670 4059 \nPassword: 361327 \nProcedures for Planning / Zoning Board Meetings; click here. \nAGENDA \n1.         Call to order \n2.         Statement of Adequate Notice \n3.         Pledge of Allegiance \n4.         Roll Call \nPublic Hearing \n5.         BA-04-25    383 South Street\, LLC \nBlock 7307\, Lots 2 & 8\, 383 South Street\, RA-15 zone\, Sections D & C. \nContinuation from the March 5\, 2025\, October 27\, 2025\, and July 28\, 2025 public hearings; applicant proposes modifications and improvements to the existing gardens. Applicant proposes to utilize a portion of the building space for small events/functions\, as well as a coffee stand with associated seating. Click here to view the plans. \n6.         Other Matters \n7.         Public Comments \n8.         Closed Session (if any) \n9.         Adjournment
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/special-meeting-of-morris-twp-board-of-adjustment/
LOCATION:Municipal Building\, 50 Woodland Avenue\, Township of Morris\, NJ\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260416T060000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260416T200000
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SUMMARY:Special Election to Fill Vacancy in the 11th Congressional District of New Jersey
DESCRIPTION:Governor Murphy Issues Writ for Special Election to Fill Vacancy in the 11th Congressional District of New Jersey \nGovernor Phil Murphy\, 11/21/2025\, issued a writ of election to fill the vacancy in the U.S. House of Representatives for New Jersey’s 11th Congressional District created by the resignation of Representative Mikie Sherrill\, Governor-elect of New Jersey\, who resigned from office effective 11:59 p.m. on Thursday\, November 20\, 2025. \nThe Governor’s writ directs that a special primary election will be held on February 5\, 2026\, and that a special general election be held on April 16\, 2026. There will be six days of in-person early voting for the special primary election\, spanning January 29\, 2026\, through February 3\, 2026\, and nine days of in-person early voting for the special general election\, spanning April 6\, 2026\, through April 14\, 2026. \nThe writ states that nomination petitions for partisan candidates seeking a party nomination in the special primary election shall be filed by December 1\, 2025. 500 valid signatures are required for primary candidates. \nDirect nominations by petition for independent candidates for the special general election shall be filed no later than the date of the special primary election. Independent candidates need 250 valid signatures to appear on the general election ballot. \nFor a copy of the writ of election\, please click here. \nCheck your polling place here.
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/special-election-vacancy-11th-district/
LOCATION:Morristown Town Hall\, 200 South St\, Morristown\, NJ\, 07960\, United States
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SUMMARY:Raritan Headwaters 36th Annual Stream Cleanup
DESCRIPTION:Join more than 1\,000 volunteers across the Raritan River watershed to clean up our waterways for Raritan Headwaters’ 36th Annual Stream Cleanup. In celebration of Earth Week\, volunteers come together to clean up our rivers and streams\, working to protect essential water supplies across Hunterdon\, Morris\, and Somerset counties. \nLast year’s Stream Cleanup was a resounding success and an incredible show of teamwork and volunteerism. More than 1\,000 citizens removed 12 tons of trash and recyclables that threaten our drinking water supplies and wildlife. The impact of this extraordinary effort reaches beyond our watershed region – downstream to Raritan Bay and ultimately\, the Atlantic Ocean. This event is fundamental in protecting clean water but also beautifies precious outdoor spaces and provides safe access for residents to experience the benefits of outdoor recreation. \nVolunteer Registration \nThings to Know\n \n\nEach participant must provide their name and contact information and agree to follow our safety protocols.\nDuring registration you will be asked to agree to our Volunteer Release of Liability and Assumption of Risk Agreement. A parent/guardian must agree to these documents for minors.\nRegistration closes at midnight April 12th.\nSafety Protocols\n\nRegister at a location near you here.
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/raritan-headwaters-36th-annual-stream-cleanup/
LOCATION:Raritan River\, 20 Tempe Wick Road\, Mendham\, NJ\, 07945\, United States
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SUMMARY:Randolph Twp Garage Sale
DESCRIPTION:Randolph Township will host its sixth annual Community-Wide Garage Sale on Saturday\, April 18\, and Sunday\, April 19\, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.\, rain or shine. With the Township’s 2026 Bulk Collection Week beginning Monday\, April 20\, this event offers residents an ideal opportunity to clean out their homes and garages while giving unwanted items a second life. \nResidents are invited to participate as sellers or to spend the weekend visiting garage sales throughout the community. The deadline to register a participating sale is Wednesday\, April 8th. To register\, download and complete the official form\, and submit it to twpgaragesale@randolphnj.org. The registration form requires participant names\, addresses\, contact information\, and the date or dates of participation (April 18\, April 19\, or Both). \nAll registered participants will have their address included on a “Participating Homes List\,” which will be published on the township website on Monday\, April 13. Only addresses will be listed — no names will be included. \nWhether you are clearing out clutter or searching for unique finds\, the Community-Wide Garage Sale is a convenient way to connect with neighbors\, shop for eclectic treasures\, and clear up space in your home\, all while preparing for Bulk Collection Week. \n2026 Garage Sale Registration Form (PDF)
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/randolph-twp-garage-sale/
LOCATION:Randolph Township\, Randolph Township\, NJ\, United States
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UID:2081-1776589200-1776614400@morristownminute.org
SUMMARY:Randolph Twp Garage Sale
DESCRIPTION:Randolph Township will host its sixth annual Community-Wide Garage Sale on Saturday\, April 18\, and Sunday\, April 19\, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.\, rain or shine. With the Township’s 2026 Bulk Collection Week beginning Monday\, April 20\, this event offers residents an ideal opportunity to clean out their homes and garages while giving unwanted items a second life. \nResidents are invited to participate as sellers or to spend the weekend visiting garage sales throughout the community. The deadline to register a participating sale is Wednesday\, April 8th. To register\, download and complete the official form\, and submit it to twpgaragesale@randolphnj.org. The registration form requires participant names\, addresses\, contact information\, and the date or dates of participation (April 18\, April 19\, or Both). \nAll registered participants will have their address included on a “Participating Homes List\,” which will be published on the township website on Monday\, April 13. Only addresses will be listed — no names will be included. \nWhether you are clearing out clutter or searching for unique finds\, the Community-Wide Garage Sale is a convenient way to connect with neighbors\, shop for eclectic treasures\, and clear up space in your home\, all while preparing for Bulk Collection Week. \n2026 Garage Sale Registration Form (PDF)
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/randolph-twp-garage-sale-2/
LOCATION:Randolph Township\, Randolph Township\, NJ\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260419T093000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260419T130000
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UID:2087-1776591000-1776603600@morristownminute.org
SUMMARY:Grow It Green Winter Market
DESCRIPTION:The Grow It Green Winter Market! ❄️✨ \nEvery Sunday\, 9:30am–1pm\, December through April for your favorite local flavors and farm-fresh finds. 🥕🍞🧀 \nBundle up\, bring the whole family\, and enjoy delicious food\, great company\, and community vibes—all outdoors! 🌿 \n• Fresh\, locally grown produce and microgreens. \n• Farm-raised meat and eggs. \n• Artisan bread\, baked goods\, and cheese. \n• Mushrooms\, honey\, syrups\, and sauces. \nLocation: Convent Train Station \nAdditional Info…
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/grow-it-green-winter-market-5/
LOCATION:Convent Train Station\, 8 Convent Rd\, Morristown\, NJ\, 07960\, United States
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UID:2693-1776643200-1777075199@morristownminute.org
SUMMARY:Morristown Restaurant Week
DESCRIPTION:Morristown Restaurant Week to return\, April 20–24\nThe most delicious week of the year is back starting Monday\, April 20 and continuing through Friday\, April 24! Multiple businesses will be participating in the upcoming 2026 Morristown Restaurant Week. \nProduced by the Morristown Partnership with the support of Presenting Sponsor Morristown Airport\, this year will mark the 16th installment of the highly anticipated showcase of dining venues in restaurant-rich Morristown. From International flair to American classic\, Morristown offers a variety of dining options for families\, date nights\, business occasions and more. Additional sponsors of the event include Fresh & Co.\, HQ Plaza\, Morris County Economic Development Alliance & Tourism Bureau\, the 40North Restaurant Group and SJP Properties. \nRestaurant Week businesses will offer special events\, coupons\, prix fixe menus for lunch and/or dinner and special promotions. Look for the 2026 Morristown Restaurant Week window decal and posters at participating businesses. \nMORRISTOWN PARTNERSHIP GIFT CERTIFICATE GIVEAWAY\n\n\nIn anticipation of Morristown Restaurant Week\, we will once again feature a month-long gift certificate giveaway throughout April. The Morristown Partnership Gift Certificate Giveaway\, sponsored by Morristown Airport\, will begin on Wednesday\, April 1st! \nAll are welcome to enter for a chance to win! Each week\, 5 winners will be announced via social media\, to receive $100 in Morristown Partnership Gift Certificates\, as well as varying bonus gift certificates from Morristown businesses. Winners will be selected at random\, from social media posted content meeting the entry requirements outlined below. At the conclusion of the event\, one lucky poster from all entries throughout the month will be selected at random to win $500 in Morristown Partnership Gift Certificates. This month-long giveaway will be an opportunity for the community to enjoy\, promote and show their support for their favorite restaurants\, as well as try somewhere new!
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/morristown-restaurant-week/
LOCATION:Morristown\, Morristown\, NJ\, 07960\, United States
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SUMMARY:North Jersey American Revolution Round Table Meeting May 14
DESCRIPTION:One of only two full statues of Thomas Paine in the entire USA is located in Morristown’s Burnham Park. Paine’s insights and writings\, presented in the Crisis Papers\, Common Sense\, Rights of Man\, etc. were powerfully effective during the American Revolution and remain inspirational to this day.\n\n\nProf. Rick Bell (U. Maryland) speaks at the next meeting of the Round Table about how Tom Paine died a pariah\, too radical and uncompromising for the cautious new country he had called into being.\n\n\nJoin us in person on May 14 at 7pm at Morristown National Historical Park or for the zoom link\, email arrt.nj@gmail.com\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n \n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://morristownminute.org/event/north-jersey-american-revolution-round-table-meeting-may-14/
LOCATION:NJ
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