“The Greyscale Economics Project” showcases the works of Brass Rabbit, a fine artist and documentary photographer living and working in Trenton. This show highlights the stories of individuals who work in non-traditional economies, with a focus on simple barter systems, under-the-table-payments, e-commerce and illicit industries.

Trenton Thunder Baseball Games

Set against the backdrop of Chicago, this poignant play explores the definition of family and the love we find when we allow ourselves to heal.

Join us for a virtual experience of this masterwork! The program will also feature Vaughan Williams' Serenade to Music. People are invited to submit names of those who have lost their lives in this pandemic. These will be remembered during the concert.

Chef Staib will bring history to life in his presentation on America’s culinary beginnings.

Get ready to learn the basics of making a budget and how to read a credit report. Led by a HOPE Financial Wellbeing Coach.

Join the Smith Family Foundation for a free evening of celebration, performance, music and fun as we welcome home our returning college freshman and celebrate our outgoing high school seniors. This event is designed to empower youth and promote higher education.

Enjoy an afternoon of art and music in Trenton's beautiful Cadwalader Park. Meet the artists from the exhibition "Women Artists, Trenton Style," and later enjoy music performed, beginning at 4:30 p.m., by the Capital Philharmonic of New Jersey at Cadwalader Park Pavilion, a short walk away.

The Trenton Free Public Library is turning 119 years old and we are celebrating by hosting on outdoor party at the main building of the library.

Registration is now open for Isles’ Forum! Help us celebrate our 40 years of impact as we host a FREE week-long virtual forum on June 7-12 that explores community development and environmental challenges and solutions.

The Capital City's restaurant crawl returns with 40 restaurants! Take a self-guided tour of Trenton's restaurants and discover a dizzying array of cuisine options including Costa Rican, Venezuelan, Dominican and Guatemalan.

About 15 gardens and public spaces in the neighborhood will open their garden gates and invite people to come look behind the house facades and see the unique gardens and private outdoor spaces of the neighborhood.

8-mile, 30-mile and 50-mile rides. Rider's reception at 1911 Smokehouse. Learn more at http://juneteenthridenj.com/