Events and Activities in Northwest New Jersey

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September

Tuesday, 22; Milford

SUPERNOVA. Festival Jazz: classic and modern jazz with a jam vibe, from Chick Corea, Pat Methany, and John Scofield to classic 60s funky jazz like Eddie Henderson and Wes Montgomery. 3 - 6:30pm. $15 per person, resv essential. 369 Stamets Road.

Bobolink Dairy and Bakehouse; 908/86GRASS

Thursday, 24; Boonton

BOONTON DAY. Annual celebration brings residents, families, and local businesses together for an afternoon of live music, food vendors, craft and business booths, and activities for every age. 12 - 4pm. Main Street. More...

Boonton Parks and Recreation

Thursday, 24; Knowlton Twp

WOMEN BUILD DAY. Sponsor a team of up to 15 women, great team building day for groups and businesses. Breakfast, lunch, t-shirt, fun all included. 7:45am - 3pm. 1500.00 per group. Arc Camp Warren.

Warren County Habitat for Humanity; 908/835-1300 x11

Friday, 25-27; Califon

THE GREAT AMERICANA WEEKEND. Dave Murphy, 9/25, 7 pm; The Daniella Fischetti Bluegrass Quartet, 9/26, 7 pm; Jesse Bardwell and The Noble Brothers, 9/27, 4 pm Raritan Inn, 528 County Road 513.

Middle Valley Community Center; 862/324-1764

Saturday, 26; Boonton

BOONTON TWP FLY-IN. Celebrate aviation heritage and James Doolittle with aircraft on display, visiting pilots, food and refreshments 12 - 6pm. Rockaway Valley Aerodome, 353 Powerville Rd. More...

Saturday, 26; Mendham

WINE AND CIDER TASTING. Along with wine and cider tasting, your ticket includes a tour of the Mill, live music, and a guided wine and chocolate pairing table 5 - 8pm. $10. 336 Mendham Road West. More...

Ralston Cider Mill; 973/939-6222

Saturday, 26; Milford, PA

Grey Towers National Historic Site; 570/296-9630

Saturday, 26; Morristown

MORRISTOWN LIVING HISTORY WEEKEND MUSEUM OPEN HOUSE. Visit to learn more about the Museum's artifacts related to our nation's founding and revolutionary history and experience everyday history where it happened. 11am - 4pm. Free. 45 Macculloch Avenue. More...

Macculloch Hall Historical Museum; 973/538-2404

Saturday, 26; Mount Tabor

MOUNT TABOR HOUSE TOUR. Explore unique charm of an historic community with an inside look at more than fifteen Victorian cottages, historic buildings and sites. 11am - 4pm. $40/ $35 advance. 36 Simpson Ave. More...

Mount Tabor Historical Society; 973/975-0001

Saturday, 26; Washington

FESTIVAL IN THE BOROUGH. 10am - 10pm. Free.

Washington Business Improvement District; 908/689-4800

Saturday, 26-27; Chester

ANNUAL OKTOBERFEST WEEKEND AND CAR SHOW. A variety of authentic German food, live music. Chubb Park, Rt. 513.

Chester Lions Club; 908/879-6543

Saturday, 26-27; Franklin

ANNUAL FRANKLIN-STERLING HILL GEM AND MINERAL SHOW. Dealers, gems, jewelry, minerals, fossils, stone carvings, lectures, literature, fluorescent mineral exhibits, mineral collecting, museum tours and the traditional swap/sell. Franklin Fire Department, 137 Buckwheat Road. More...

Franklin Mineral Museum; 973/827-3481

Saturday, 26- Octoer 4; Millington

The Raptor Trust; 908/647-2353

Sunday, 27; Boonton

BOONTON DAY. Annual celebration brings residents, families, and local businesses together for an afternoon of live music, food vendors, craft and business booths, and activities for every age. 12 - 4pm. Main Street. More...

Boonton Parks and Recreation

Sunday, 27; Allamuchy

CUBANO BE CUBANO BOP. 2 - 4pm. $37.50. 1686 Route 517 (Mountain Villa School).

Jazz at Rutherfurd Hall; 201/424-2329


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Ongoing Programs and Events

NJ Highlands Coaltion, Boonton, Basking Ridge

Maxfield Engine House, 713 Main St, Boonton and Farmstead Arts Center, 450 King George Rd, Basking Ridge. ; 973-588-7190

NJAA Observatory, High Bridge

Weekends • ASTRONOMY PROGRAMS. New Jersey Astronomical Association Observatory is open to the public every weekend from Memorial Day to Halloween. Saturday evening programs begin at 8:30 PM and include a tour of the facility and public viewing of planets/deep space objects through the 26" telescope, as well as other smaller scopes. On Sunday afternoons from 2-5 PM, the public is invited to look at sun spots through the 10" scope equipped with special solar filters. For additional information, call or visit NJAA’swebsite.

Voorhees State Park, Rt. 513. ; 908/638-8500

United Astronomy Clubs of NJ, Hope

Above, the Rosette Nebula is approximately 130 light years in diameter and 5,000 light years from Earth. Young stars at the center excite the surrounding hydrogen gas and cause it to glow. The photograph was taken at the UACNJ site in Jenny Jump State Forest by Gregg Waldron, MMAS

Jenny Jump State Park. ; 908/459-4366

 

Pequest Trout Hatchery and Natural Resource Education Center , Oxford

908/637-4125

Morristown National Historical Park Morristown

30 Washington Place; 973/539-2016 x210

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