TRICENTENNIAL HEADQUARTERS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
10am - 2pm

(T-R) THE HISTORY OF SLAVERY IN HUNTERDON COUNTY
In honor of Black History Month, County Historian Stephanie Stevens shares the true story of slavery in Hunterdon County.
Refreshments follow.
North County Branch Library, 65 Halstead Street, Clinton.
2pm

300TH ANNIVERSARY PHOTO CONTEST 
Entry Forms Available.  Photograpy accepted only for pictures taken January 1, 2014 through October 1, 2014.  All contest submissions must be made October 1st through October 6th.
~ Press Release
~ Rules
~ Entry Form

In honor of the 100 year anniversary of the AUSTIN PIPE ORGAN installation at the Flemington Presbyterian Church, enjoy an ORGAN RECITAL by J. Jay Smith, Director of Music/Organist of Flemington Presbyterian Church. This performance duplicates the dedicatory recital played by Norman Landis, the church's organist in 1914.
Flemington Presbyterian Church, Main Street, Flemington.
2pm
Event is Free
No Tickets or Reservations Required

I LOVE NJ
An Original Interactive Concert inspired by local artists about their lives in the Garden State:
Live interactive Concert by Nalani & Sarina,
Special Musical Performance by Richard Jarboe
Dance and Choregraphy by Members of the Roxey Ballet and Appearances by the Mill Ballet School's Tranees
At the Canal Studio Theater
243/278 North Union Street, Lambertville
For more information visit Contact the Roxey Ballet

(T - R) LINCOLN'S ADDRESS IN TRENTON, FORMERLY HUNTERDON COUNTY, NJ
Celebrate Lincoln's Birthday with historian, columnist and author Dominick Mazzagetti as he details Lincoln's famous train stop on his way to his inaugeration. Why a discussion about an event that happened in Trenton? Because Trenton was originally in Hunterdon County.
Refreshments follow.
Main Branch of the County Library, County Complex, 314 Route 12, Flemington.
7pm

I LOVE NJ
An Original Interactive Concert inspired by local artists about their lives in the Garden State:
Live interactive Concert by Nalani & Sarina,
Special Musical Performance by Richard Jarboe
Dance and Choregraphy by Members of the Roxey Ballet and Appearances by the Mill Ballet School's Tranees
At the Canal Studio Theater
243/278 North Union Street, Lambertville
For more information visit Contact the Roxey Ballet

TRICENTENNIAL HEADQUARTERS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
10am - 2pm

(T- R) THE LOYALIST JOHN VOUGHT, A MAN OF HONOR
Vought Historian Don Sherblom continues our series around John Vought's life and shares more about the Palatine Vought Family and why John Vought was a man of honor & integrity even though he remained loyal to the Crown.
Refreshments follow.
North County Branch Library, 65 Halstead Street, Clinton.
2pm
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I LOVE NJ
An Original Interactive Concert inspired by local artists about their lives in the Garden State:
Live interactive Concert by Nalani & Sarina,
Special Musical Performance by Richard Jarboe
Dance and Choregraphy by Members of the Roxey Ballet and Appearances by the Mill Ballet School's Tranees
At the Canal Studio Theater
243/278 North Union Street, Lambertville
For more information visit Contact the Roxey Ballet

POSTPONED
TEWKSBURY TOWNSHIP HISTORICAL SOCIETY'S 25TH ANNIVERSARY OPEN HOUSE
This Open House celebrates the 25th anniversary of the founding of the Tewksbury Historical Society. Enjoy their collections and what has been acquired over the past several years.
Refreshments provided.
60 Water Street, Lebanon.
11am - 4pm

BRAVO! 300 FUN FACTS ABOUT HUNTERDON COUNTY
Join historian John Kuhl as he explores various interesting tidbits of Hunterdon's past: How did the Sourland Mountains get their name? Where is the Dinner Pot? What municipality in Hunterdon once had trolley service? These and other fascinating insights into Hunterdon's unique 300 years will be revealed and discussed. Refreshments follow.
Main Branch of the County Library, County Complex, 314 Route 12, Flemington.
2-4pm

I LOVE NJ
An Original Interactive Concert inspired by local artists about their lives in the Garden State:
Live interactive Concert by Nalani & Sarina,
Special Musical Performance by Richard Jarboe
Dance and Choregraphy by Members of the Roxey Ballet and Appearances by the Mill Ballet School's Tranees
At the Canal Studio Theater
243/278 North Union Street, Lambertville
For more information visit Contact the Roxey Ballet

TRICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE MEETING
Public Welcome to Attend.
3 Chorister Place, Flemington
7:30pm - 9pm

CANCELLED
TRICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE MEETING
Public Welcome to Attend
3 Chorister Place, Flemington
9am - 11am

TRICENTENNIAL HEADQUARTERS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
10am - 2pm

(T-R) HUNTERDON CONFLICTS - LOYALIST V. PATRIOTS
If you think nothing ever happened in Hunterdon County, come listen and learn from Chip Riddle as he discusses the midnight arrest at the Loyalist Vought House in Clinton Township, the raid on Thomas Jones Tavern in Annandale, the Battle of Two Bridges and other activities in the area during this final Vought lecture.
Refreshements follow.
North County Branch Library, 65 Halstead Street, Clinton.
2pm

(T-R) PAUL ROBESON RETURNS TO FLEMINGTON!
Black History Month continues with a special performance by Paul Robeson Re-Enactor Baritone Derrick McQueen who will sing from Robeson's repertoire.  Robeson took voice lessons from the Director of the Flemington Choir School (the home of the Hunterdon County Tricentennial Committee); it is fitting that this performance is in a beautiful building that Robeson would have seen when he came to town to thank her for promoting him.
Refreshments follow.
Flemington Presbyterian Church, Main Street, Flemington.
7:30pm

(R) A DRAMATIC DIALOGUE BETWEEN DR. LARISON AND SILVIA DUBOIS
Presented by the East Amwell Historical Commission.
In an extended interview in 1883
Silvia Dubois, then nearly 100 years old, told her life story to Dr. Cornelius Wilson Larison. How much of Silvia's life is history and how much is folklore we cannot be sure, but it remains a fascinating view of slave life and the life of the uneducated free black in the North during the 18th and 19th centuries.
4pm
The Little Theatre at Hunterdon Central Regional High School
$5 per person at the door.
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