Concord High School junior varsity wrestlers win 2 of 9 bouts; JV States held Saturday; Varsity Division I championship set for Feb. 21.
From a visit to the National Mall, along with celebrations of George Washington, here are non-Valentine's Day events in Northern Virginia.
There's plenty to do in Massachusetts that has nothing to do with Valentine's Day.
There's plenty to do in Rhode Island that has nothing to do with Valentine's Day.
The free, family-friendly Presidents Day weekend event will feature 18th-century activities, demonstrations, and birthday cake.
Only In Your State compiled some of the best sandwich restaurants in the United States — and said this locale was worth traveling to get to.
S.U.R.E. Diversity will host its annual event at Swampscott High School featuring student performances, art, and an interactive game.
The festival will include traditional dance, art-making, a scavenger hunt and self-guided tours of the museum.
Art show opens at the Lower Bucks campus of the Bucks County Community College in Bristol.
Plus: Embroidery; board game fun for adults with disabilities; resin art; comedy at NHTI; “Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson Apt. 2B”; storytime.
The event will take place outside Town Hall.
The Montclair Public Library will host TV producer and author, A’Lelia Bundles, in a talk with Princeton professor Khalil Gibran Muhammad.
Libations, barbecue, music and raffles are on tap at the Oak Lawn Raiders SAC's 50th Winter Picnic, 'Snow Much Fun,' Feb. 15 at Homestead.
The concert, which will take place at the Parish of St. Mary, will be where "baroque masterwork meets contemporary voices," officials said.
Professor Zeke Hernandez will discuss his research and book, "The Truth About Immigration," at the Warminster Library on Feb. 21.
Maplewood Township and its partners are presenting more than 20 artistic and cultural events throughout February.
Inspired by a narrative within HBO’s Lovecraft Country and the rhythms of the movie Drumline, "I AM" was a New York Times Critics’ Pick.
U.S. Rep. LaMonica McIver will be the keynote speaker at an upcoming Black History Month event in West Orange.
"The Very Hungry Caterpillar" is part of an exhibit of "Small Living Things" by the beloved children's author and illustrator.
The Montclair History Center will be hosting two upcoming events for Black History Month.
“Join us for an evening of reflection, learning, and togetherness as we mark the start of the holy month.”
The event will take place on Friday, Feb. 27, at Mercer County Skating Center.
This year's cocktail party will celebrate the nation's 250th birthday and pay tribute to Newtown's only resident killed during World War I.
Olde Mistick Village will transform into a winter wonderland once again this weekend.
Also: Learn how to register high schoolers to vote; preschool storytime; learn about the Internet; U.S.-Russia relations talk; games; more.
Beverly Restaurant Week will run from February 20 to March 1 with deals and prix-fixe menus.
Keith and Amy Spencer will perform 'Love, Always: An Evening of Romance' at the Zlock Performing Arts Center.
"It's a big dill," said organizers of NJ's first Pickle Palooza, which will include a pickle parade and more.
Nashua South, Milford post wins; Manchester schools battle in bouts at City Champ; Bedford, Merrimack, Windham, and Winnacunnet compete.
Before the movie, guests will enjoy a flight of three NYC-themed cocktails, deli-style finger foods, a fake “O” contest and much more.
The make and take class is scheduled at Gasper Home & Garden Center on February 14.
Nicole Frederick will discuss how 18th-century fashion and textile boycotts influenced the Revolutionary War and American independence.
The Community Players of Concord will stage Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson Apt. 2B at the Concord City Auditorium Feb. 13 to Feb. 15.
Looking for something new to do? Here’s what’s happening around Monmouth County this weekend:
Dozens of guests crowded the Hoboken Historic Museum on Sunday to kick off month-long photo and Meadowlands exhibits.
Looking for some fun things to do this weekend, Feb. 7-8, in San Diego County? Patch has you covered.
A total of 19 Olympic athletes with ties to California will compete in the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympic Games, which officially open Friday.
Just breathe, several readers said. Oh, yeah, how would snowmobiling after 10 on a school night or “frozen fudge bombs” on the hiking trail?
Here are five ways to enjoy a frigid Bucks County weekend while keeping warm and toasty.
The 2026 Milan Cortina Olympic Games officially open Friday. Seven athletes with Florida ties will compete at the winter games.
