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Chapin School

Explore your educational future at Chapin School's annual Secondary School Fair. Families can meet with admission representatives from top day and boarding schools across the country, with walk-ins welcome and registration available upon arrival.

Local Event: Secondary School Fair

Secondary School Fair

Explore your educational future at Chapin School's annual Secondary School Fair. Families can meet with admission...

Princeton, NJ — Witherspoon Street Presbyterian Church, in partnership with Not in Our Town, First Baptist Church of Princeton, the Betsey Stockton Center, and Building the Moral Arc, will host an evening discussion titled “A Conversation with Chris Hedges: The Farewell Tour – Truth, Crisis, and the Future of America” on Friday, May 1, 2026, from 7:00 PM to approximately 8:30/9:00 PM in the church sanctuary.
The event will feature acclaimed journalist and author Chris Hedges in a timely conversation inspired by his book America: The Farewell Tour, examining the social, political, and economic challenges facing the nation and exploring pathways forward.
Organizers hope the discussion will foster reflection, dialogue, and greater civic engagement during a critical moment for the country.
The event is open to the public.
Event Details: 
What: A Conversation with Chris Hedges: The Farewell Tour – Truth, Crisis, and the Future of America 
When: Friday, May 1, 2026 | 7:00 PM 
Where: Witherspoon Street Presbyterian Church, Princeton, NJ
For more information, please contact Michelle Peal at (908) 313-4178.

Local Event: Witherspoon Street Presbyterian Church to Host Author Chris Hedges for Community Conversation on Ame

Witherspoon Street Presbyterian Church to Host...

Princeton, NJ — Witherspoon Street Presbyterian Church, in partnership with Not in Our Town, First Baptist Church of Princeton,...

Witherspoon Street Presbyterian Church to Host Author Chris Hedges for Community Conversation on Ame

Brandon Farms POA Clubhouse

Discover incredible deals at the Brandon Farms community-wide yard sale featuring a massive selection of toys, clothes, tools, games, furniture, and kitchen appliances. Swing by the POA Clubhouse to pick up a list of all participating homes and find your next hidden treasure.

Local Event: Brandon Farms Yard Sale

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Brandon Farms Yard Sale

Discover incredible deals at the Brandon Farms community-wide yard sale featuring a massive selection of toys, clothes, tools,...

Tenacre Community Center

Alexandre Fischer, Christian Science practitioner and lecturer will present his talk, discussing Christian Science and how it explains the practical application of Jesus' teachings in daily life, for anyone, including physical healing.&nbsp; He explores examples from the Bible and shares personal testimonies of healing, all pointing to the fact that God is not far off, but here and now.&nbsp; We are all capable of understanding this for ourselves, of genuinely feeling infinite, ever-present Love, which is God, and helping others do the same.&nbsp; This community event features free parking and childcare, and is available to attend in-person or via livestream.&nbsp; See the website, www.csprinceton.org

Local Event: Is Jesus' Healing Work a Model for Today?

Is Jesus' Healing Work a Model for Today?

Alexandre Fischer, Christian Science practitioner and lecturer will present his talk, discussing Christian Science and how it...

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