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    This Week in the New Jersey Skylands.

    Spread your wings and reach for the Skylands this and every week this summer. Don't wait; the days are melting away!

  • 05/25/2010 01:54 PM

    • Floating the Delaware

  • The main stem of the Delaware, 331 miles from Hancock, NY, to its mouth at Cape May Point, NJ, is the longest free-flowing river in Eastern United States. Floating on this river is lots of fun!!!
  • 06/26/2010 02:07 PM

    • Camp Skylands!

  • Many families make a Skylands campground their own vacation home, renting seasonal sites or bringing their own RV to rest at a lovely- and well-serviced- spot somewhere up in the New Jersey countryside. These facilities are a long way from generic trailer hookups and tent sites. Take a drive and check one out this weekend!
  • 06/26/2010 02:07 PM

    • Farmers Markets

  • Day and weekend trips in the summer Skylands can also be delicious, with the rich harvests of our local farms available to the savvy shopper at farmer's markets throughout our region.
  • 03/24/2008 03:49 PM

    • Click and Pick

  • For a quick guide to many of the region's parks and outdoor resources take a peek at our outdoor destinations map. Click here and there and plan your day!
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Exhibits and Galleries

Gallery 23, Inc., Blairstown

FEATURED ART OF THE MONTH. The gallery features the work of a pair of member artists each month.

23 Main Street. ; 908/362-6865

Hunterdon Museum of Art, Clinton

May 23-September 12 • KATHERINE MANGIARDI: REFLECTED ABSENCE.

7 Lower Center St.. ; 908/735-8415

Red Mill Museum Village, Clinton

April 20-October 3 • LIGHTS OF OUR LIVES. Early lighting, miniature rooms.

April 6-October 3 • 100 YEARS OF BOY SCOUTS.

Tomson Gallery, 56 Main St.. ; 908/735-4101

USGA Museum, Far Hills

Permanent • THE HALL OF CHAMPIONS. The signature architectural space in the Arnold Palmer Center for Golf History celebrates every USGA champion and championship to date, housing all 13 USGA national championship trophies, while the names of every USGA champion are inscribed on bronze panels that encircle the room.

77 Liberty Corner Road. ; 908/234-2300

Gallery14, Hopewell

September 10-October 10 • YELLOW LINE ROAD ART. Fine art photography by Frank Cheh: remarkable images of the simple yellow line around a country lake!

14 Mercer Street. ; 609/333-8511

W Parsons Todd
W. Parsons Todd

Macculloch Hall Historical Museum, Morristown

Through October 31 • MR. MORRISTOWN’S MUSEUM: W. PARSONS TODD AND 60 YEARS OF MACCULLOCH HALL. The exhibit explores how the gracious old home was transformed in 1950 by W. Parsons Todd into his vision of a historical museum serving the community. Todd, a passionate collector of 18th and 19th century decorative arts, acquired objects specifically for the Museum as well as implementing items from his personal collection to furnish and interpret its period room settings.

45 Macculloch Avenue. ; 973/538-2404

Morris Museum , Morristown

August 21-January 29 • THE LEGACY OF CURRIER & IVES. The exhibition explores the artistry behind the prints as well as the important role they played in forging an American self-image.

September 12-November 7 • ONE MORE NIGHT AT ELVING’S METROPOLITAN YIDDISH THEATRE. Thirty panels highlight stars of the Yiddish stage

6 Normandy Heights Rd.. ; 973/971-3700

Peters Valley Crafts Center, Layton

August 14-October 11 • WOODLAND WANDERINGS. Work from two wall hanging series and selected sculpture, by noted textile artist Liz Alpert Fay, will immerse you in an environment that lets art celebrate the beauty of the natural world.

19 Kuhn Road. ; 973-948-5202