New Providence Presbyterian Church

The Precision Revolution in Cancer – Our speaker will be Usman Shah,
medical director of GI Oncology at Overlook hospital, Phase 1 trial programs. The Precision Revolution in cancer marks a fundamental shift in medicine: we have stopped treating cancer based solely on where it is (the organ) and started treating it based on what it is (the genetic mutation). In the past, two patients with lung cancer received the same "blunt force" chemotherapy. Today, they might receive entirely different treatments because their tumors have different genetic "drivers."His talk will cover a look at the newest tools doctors are using to extend and save lives.

Local Event: The Precision Revolution in Cancer

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The Precision Revolution in Cancer

The Precision Revolution in Cancer – Our speaker will be Usman Shah,
medical director of GI Oncology at Overlook hospital,...

Making Artificial Intelligence, intelligible.David Roscoe, Chair of Hastings Center Advisory Council, an independent bioethics research institute, will cover the many social, economic, geopolitical, and ethical issues created by this transformative technology.

Local Event: Making Artificial Intelligence, intelligible.

Making Artificial Intelligence, intelligible.

Making Artificial Intelligence, intelligible.David Roscoe, Chair of Hastings Center Advisory Council, an independent bioethics...

Navigating the Healthcare Maze. Our speakers will be Kiran Mulgund and Nancy DiGangi.Kiran Mulgund is owner and executive director of Care Builders and Nancy DiGangi, RN a clinical liaison for Journey Hospice, will give a guide to the many transitions of care, such as hospital to rehab, home health, etc.

Local Event: Navigating the Healthcare Maze

Navigating the Healthcare Maze

Navigating the Healthcare Maze. Our speakers will be Kiran Mulgund and Nancy DiGangi.Kiran Mulgund is owner and executive...

Preserving Brain Health. Arnold Eiser, MD and retired Professor of Medicine at Drexel U, author of multiple scientific papers, currently adjunct professor of transitional therapeutics, U of Pennsylvania, will cover nutritional, environmental, and other factors specific for brain health.

Local Event: Preserving Brain Health

Preserving Brain Health

Preserving Brain Health. Arnold Eiser, MD and retired Professor of Medicine at Drexel U, author of multiple scientific papers,...

Great Swamp celebrates America 250. Our speaker will be Randi Emmer, outreach chair, and Community engagement chair of the Great Swamp, as well as holding other notable positions. She will talk on Red, White, and Blue birds, their color origin, based on native Indian folklore, as well as the land at time of revolutionary war.

Local Event: Great Swamp celebrates America 250

Great Swamp celebrates America 250

Great Swamp celebrates America 250. Our speaker will be Randi Emmer, outreach chair, and Community engagement chair of the...

Mitch Erickson

New York City Metropolitan Area

Westfield

Springfield

Summit

Scotch Plains-Fanwood

Cranford

Clark-Garwood

Morris County

Chatham

Essex County

Millburn-Short Hills

Somerset County

Watchung-Green Brook

Maplewood

Willow Grove Presbyterian Church

Experience a diverse cultural celebration featuring the Chinese American Music Ensemble conducted by Shuang Guo, Tibetan dance by Jenna Hu, and a solo performance by pianist Paul Didario. Following the free concert, enjoy an International Dinner with ticket proceeds benefiting the Community Food Bank of NJ and Presbyterian Disaster Assistance.

Local Event: International Concert

International Concert

Experience a diverse cultural celebration featuring the Chinese American Music Ensemble conducted by Shuang Guo, Tibetan dance...

 Saint John's Lutheran Church, 587 Springfield Ave, Summit, NJ, 07901

Experience a powerful vocal performance by the Summit Chorale in their upcoming concert themed "Liberty and Justice for All".&nbsp;
In commemoration of our country's 250th anniversary, the program includes Florence Price's "Abraham Lincoln Walks at Midnight,"&nbsp;opera choruses from John Adams' "Nixon in China", selections from Randall Thompson's "Testament of Freedom", and Peter Wilhousky's moving rendition of the "Battle Hymn of the Republic"&nbsp;

Local Event: Summit Chorale Concert: Liberty And Justice For All

Summit Chorale Concert: Liberty And Justice For...

Experience a powerful vocal performance by the Summit Chorale in their upcoming concert themed "Liberty and Justice for...

Summit Chorale Concert: Liberty And Justice For All

St Paul's Episcopal Church

Steeple Concerts at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Westfield is honored and delighted to invite the general, music-loving public to a long-awaited, live performance of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s masterful Great Mass in C-minor.&nbsp;&nbsp;On Sunday, May 17, at 5 PM, performed with full chorus and orchestra, this year’s Masterworks tribute to Mozart’s genius will conclude the 2025-2026 Steeple Concerts season.
St. Paul’s is located at 414 E. Broad Street (near Euclid Avenue) in Westfield, NJ.&nbsp; Tickets, priced at $40 for adults and $20 for students, may be purchased online at <a href="https://steepleconcerts.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">steepleconcerts.org</a> or on May 17 at the concert door.&nbsp; Free concert parking is available in the St. Paul’s parking lot off of Euclid Avenue or on St. Paul’s Street next to the church.&nbsp; Following the event, concert attendees are invited to a lavish reception in the church’s Hamersley Hall, where they can meet and greet concert soloists, chorus singers, and members of the professional orchestra. 
 
Mozart (1756-1791) composed his Grossemesse (K. 427) in 1782-83, age 26, when he had moved from Vienna to Salzburg.&nbsp; This move came shortly after his marriage to Maria Costanze Weber (1742-1842), the Austrian singer, businesswoman, and beloved wife who managed Mozart’s legacy after his untimely death in 1791.&nbsp; The Great Mass was possibly “written as a votive offering” to that beloved wife. (Letter to Mozart’s father, Jan 4, 1783).
Though never completed, the Great Mass is considered one of Mozart’s finest, most beautiful works. The work presents on a much grander and more ambitious scale than the 15 settings Mozart had first laid out for it. With coloratura soloist Constanze singing the Soprano 1 parts, the Mass premiered in Salzburg (1783) with only the Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus, and Benedictus completed.&nbsp; The Mass remains unfinished and will be performed as composed by Mozart, with additional editorial orchestration of the incomplete sections. 
 
Masterworks conductor Mark Hyczko, St. Paul’s celebrated Music Director and organist, notes that, “This Masterworks concert tribute to Mozart brings together a chorus of more than fifty voices, made up of singers from both our St. Paul’s Choir and local Westfield-area communities, together with a full orchestra of professional players, many from the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra.&nbsp; ”Mr. Hyczko adds that, “We look forward to presenting soprano Nadine Robinson, mezzo-soprano Cornelia Lotito, tenor Jeremy Blossey, and bass Charles Schneider as our distinguished Mozart Mass soloists.” 
 
Please join us on Sunday, May 17 at 5 PM, in an inspired church setting, to celebrate the genius of Mozart with these outstanding voices and orchestra players.

Local Event: Mozart’s Great C-minor Mass is Masterworks finalé on Sunday, April 17 in Westfield.

Mozart’s Great C-minor Mass is Masterworks...

Steeple Concerts at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Westfield is honored and delighted to invite the general, music-loving...

Mozart’s Great C-minor Mass is Masterworks finalé on Sunday, April 17 in Westfield.

Families are invited to visit New Providence Presbyterian Preschool &amp; Kindergarten for a special spring Open House on May 20 from 9AM-10:30AM. Come tour our bright, welcoming classrooms, meet our dedicated teachers, and learn more about our programs for children ages 2½ through Kindergarten. 
To make the morning extra fun for little ones, we’ll also have a petting zoo on site... a perfect way for children to explore, play, and get a feel for our warm, nurturing environment. 
Whether you’re beginning your preschool search or considering a new school home for next year, this is a great opportunity to see what makes our community so special. To schedule your tour or ask questions, contact Lorie Agrifolio at (908) 665‑0951 or <a href="mailto:lagrifolio@thecornernj.com" target="_blank">lagrifolio@thecornernj.com</a>.
New Providence Presbyterian Preschool and Kindergarten is located at 1307 Springfield Avenue, New Providence. To learn more about our school, visit <a href="https://www.thecornernj.com/preschool-homepage" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">newprovschool.com</a>.

Local Event: New Providence Presbyterian Preschool & Kindergarten Open House

New Providence Presbyterian Preschool &...

Families are invited to visit New Providence Presbyterian Preschool & Kindergarten for a special spring Open House on May 20...

New Providence Presbyterian Preschool & Kindergarten Open House

Large black cast iron picnic table with 6 matching chairs.&nbsp; Good condition with a few paint chips.&nbsp; Umbrella not included.$200 OBO&nbsp; pick up only

Cast Iron Picnic Table and Chairs

Large black cast iron picnic table with 6 matching chairs.  Good condition with a few paint chips.  Umbrella not included.$200 OBO  pick up only

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10:00 AM

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International Concert

Summit Chorale Concert: Liberty And Justice For All

Mozart’s Great C-minor Mass is Masterworks finalé on Sunday, April 17 in Westfield.

New Providence Presbyterian Preschool & Kindergarten Open House

Cast Iron Picnic Table and Chairs