Catherine Spencer

Morris County

 Jack Slocum

New York City Metropolitan Area

Parsippany

New Jersey

Cate Spencer
Digital Marketing Masters student FDU

East Hanover-Florham Park

Montville

Morristown

Morris Township-Morris Plains

Madison

Essex County

Eric Kiefer

Livingston

Caldwells

Randolph

Chatham

Passaic County

Tri-Boro

Shop with over 50 amazing vendors at the first Hopatcong Monthly Market of the 2026 season! Discover a wide variety of unique handmade goods, new gift items, delicious treats, and one-of-a-kind finds while supporting small businesses and talented makers in your community. Whether you’re searching for gifts, home décor, or just a fun day out, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Bring your friends, family, and neighbors to experience the vibrant atmosphere, meet local vendors, and connect with members of different Hopatcong Community Groups. Enjoy great vibes, friendly faces, and a welcoming community spirit all in one place!
The food trucks for May 31st are&nbsp;69th Street Pit Stop, serving up crowd favorites including&nbsp;Porky Mac n cheese and Mango Tango Tacos, plus Coney Island Wood Fire Pizza!
DATE: Sunday, May 31, 2026 TIME: 11 AM to 3 PM LOCATION: Hopatcong DPW Lot / Park &amp; Ride 120 River Styx Rd., Hopatcong, NJ 07843
Don’t miss this exciting kickoff to the 2026 market season!

Local Event: May 31st Hopatcong Monthly Market

Sussex County

Hopatcong-Sparta

May 31st Hopatcong Monthly Market

Shop with over 50 amazing vendors at the first Hopatcong Monthly Market of the 2026 season! Discover a wide variety of unique...

Parsippany Library

Sleeping Bear Productions’ Beyond The Green Podcast, in partnership with the Morris County Park Commission and the Parsippany Library, will officially launch a new live podcast series on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, with its inaugural episode titled “American Recipes: The Secrets of American Cookbooks.”
The live event will take place from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM at the Parsippany Library on Halsey Road and will feature special guest Melanie Bump.
The new series is designed to bring history, culture, and storytelling directly to the community through live recorded conversations featuring historians, curators, educators, and local voices connected to Morris County and beyond. Audience members will have the opportunity to experience the podcast recording process firsthand while participating in live question and answer sessions.
The debut episode will explore the hidden stories found within early American cookbooks and recipe collections, examining how food connected to family traditions, medicinal practices, immigration, agriculture, and everyday life throughout American history.
“We are excited to continue our ongoing collaboration with the Morris County Park Commission while also launching this new partnership with the Parsippany Library,” said Peter Barbounis, Executive Producer and Host of Beyond The Green. “Together, this creates a unique opportunity to bring history, storytelling, and community engagement directly to the public as we approach America’s 250th anniversary.”
“We often associate cookbooks with food, but they are really windows into the lives of the people who used them,” said Melanie Bump. “Many early American recipes carried family traditions, cultural influences, medicinal remedies, and practical knowledge that were passed down through generations. This conversation is an opportunity to explore how something as simple as a recipe can tell a much larger story about American history and everyday life.”
As Curator of Collections and Exhibits for the Morris County Park Commission, Bump has played a key role in preserving and interpreting the region’s historical collections and artifacts. Her work often highlights how everyday objects can reveal larger stories about American life and culture.
“We are excited to help launch this new community centered series,” said Heidi Jensen, Program and Outreach Coordinator for the Parsippany Library. “The library has always been a place for learning and conversation, and this partnership creates a unique way for residents to engage with local history in an interactive setting.”
The live series is part of Beyond The Green’s continuing mission to preserve and share the stories of Morris County through thoughtful conversations and educational programming leading into America’s 250th anniversary celebrations.
Admission is free and open to the public.
To register visit the Parsippany Library website using the more info link above.

Local Event: American Recipes: The Secrets of American Cookbooks

American Recipes: The Secrets of American...

Sleeping Bear Productions’ Beyond The Green Podcast, in partnership with the Morris County Park Commission and the Parsippany...

American Recipes: The Secrets of American Cookbooks

Smith Field Park Route 46, Parsippany, NJ

The Parsippany Farmers Market is excited to welcome you to our new home at Smith Field Park, now with updated hours from 3PM to 7PM—perfect for an after-work visit or a laid-back evening with family and friends.
Each week, you’ll find a thoughtfully curated mix of farmers, food vendors, and local makers offering fresh produce, baked goods, prepared foods, and unique handmade items. Whether you’re stopping by to pick up dinner, grab something sweet, or just enjoy a stroll through the park, the market is designed to be easy to shop and enjoyable for everyone.
✨ What to expect:
<ul><li>Fresh, locally grown produce</li><li>Baked goods, prepared foods, and sweet treats</li><li>Handmade goods and specialty items</li><li>A rotating lineup of vendors and food trucks</li><li>A relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere in a beautiful park setting</li></ul>
We’ve created this market to feel welcoming—not overwhelming—so you can take your time, meet the vendors, and truly enjoy the experience.
The market grows when the community shows up. Your support helps small businesses thrive and keeps this space vibrant week after week.
Stop by after work, bring the family, and make the Parsippany Farmers Market part of your weekly routine at Smith Field Park 💚
<hr>Interested in more information or have input about the market? Reach out to the Market Organizer at info@hearhereevents.com

Local Event: A new location, a fresh new vibe

A new location, a fresh new vibe

The Parsippany Farmers Market is excited to welcome you to our new home at Smith Field Park, now with updated hours from 3PM to...

Alexander Kasser Theater

Discover Rhapsody in Blue will be The Discovery Orchestra’s 7th public television production. From Bach to Saint-Saëns, our television programs have reached millions of viewers across the United States and around the world—significantly elevating the profile of The Discovery Orchestra and showcasing our signature approach to helping audiences listen more deeply to classical music.
This year, we turn to George Gershwin’s iconic Rhapsody in Blue, a dazzling fusion of classical tradition and jazz energy that captures the heartbeat of 1920s America. Its rhythmic brilliance, sweeping melodies, and unmistakable spirit continue to resonate with audiences. Join Maestro George Marriner Maull and The Discovery Orchestra as they uncover what makes this masterpiece so timeless—and why it continues to thrill us a century after its debut.
We are thrilled to feature special guest pianist <a href="https://claytonstephenson.com/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Clayton Stephenson</a>, an internationally-acclaimed virtuoso known for his joyful charisma, expressive depth, and fresh, poetic interpretations. His dynamic artistry brings a powerful new voice to Rhapsody, making this performance especially exciting.
We invite you to the stunning Alexander Kasser Theater at Montclair State University as we film this live Discovery Concert. Experience the electricity of a television production unfolding around you—the cameras, the lights, the behind-the-scenes choreography—and feel the excitement of being part of something created for millions to enjoy. Your presence will add energy and authenticity to the program!
Event Details: Sunday, June 14, 2026 3:00 – 4:30pm (must be seated by 2:45pm!) Alexander Kasser Theater at Montclair State University 1 Normal Avenue, Montclair, NJ 07043


PLEASE READ: Important Ticket Information<ul><li>Tickets are free but required for entry. Use this <a href="https://www.tix.com/ticket-sales/CARTPerformanceOperations/1631/?eventidlist=1465989" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">link</a>&nbsp;to reserve your tickets and choose your seats from the seat map. (You’ll be redirected to Montclair State University’s ticketing site.)</li><li>After selecting your seat(s), click “Add to Cart” and choose your ticket delivery method. You’ll be asked to enter your email and mailing address.</li><li>On the Billing Information page, you’ll be prompted to create a password—this simply allows you to access your tickets later. No payment or credit card information is required.</li><li>You will see a Donation/Membership page during checkout. No action is needed—just scroll down and click the green “Continue” button.</li><li>Questions? Email us at: info@discoveryorchestra.org.</li></ul>

Local Event: Discover Rhapsody in Blue

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Discover Rhapsody in Blue

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