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“Mass Marches: What Do They Do? What Happened March 20?” is the subject of a discussion slated for Saturday, March 27, at 8 p.m. in Marc’s Place Coffee House, Reformed Church of Highland Park, 19-21 South Second Avenue. Political activist Bob Witanek and Dave Hancock of Veterans for Peace will talk about the March 20 peace [...] “Bicyclists on Raritan Avenue,” a digitally treated image by photographer Bill Bonner, is part of the exhibit now on display at the Highland Park Public Library. Local artists Rick Black and Bill Bonner will talk about their unique collaboration during an artists’ reception Tuesday, Feb. 23, at 7:30 p.m. in the Highland Park Library, 31 North [...] “Sing for the Children of Haiti,” a concert to raise funds for relief work in Haiti, is set for Saturday, Jan. 30, at 7 p.m. in Highland Park High School, 102 North Fifth Avenue. Musicians are being sought to volunteer for the show, which will include a bake sale and art auction. The suggested donation is [...] Anna’s Health Food Center, a family-owned natural food store, will mark its 20th year of doing business in Highland Park with an all-day celebration tomorrow, Dec. 1., at 401-403 Raritan Avenue Local folk musician Spook Handy will perform at the store while company representatives from Toms of Maine, Burt’s Bees, Solgar and New Chapter vitamins, and [...] You’ve probably heard the term “sustainability” bandied about in connection with the environment. Three local environmental activists are ready to explain what “sustainability” really means — and what borough teenagers can do to help make it happen. Borough residents Irene Marx, Tina Weishaus, and Ann Barron will speak on sustainability Monday, Nov. 30, at 7 p.m. in the Highland [...] Gamelan Son of Lion, a critically praised new music ensemble based on the unique percussive music of Indonesia, will perform Saturday, Nov. 21, at 7 p.m. in the performance space above White Lotus, 431 Raritan Avenue. Co-founded in 1976 by Barbara Benary, Daniel Goode, and Philip Corner while they were teaching at Rutgers University’s Livingston College, [...] Scores of children and parents filled the Irving Primary School cafeteria last night for Family Game Night, a fundraiser for the Irving School PTO. Children and parents had a chance to try out games before buying. The games came courtesy of Over the Moon Toys, with proceeds going to benefit the PTO. Tomorrow night is Family Game Night at Irving Primary School, 121 South Eleventh Avenue. The Nov. 17 free event, co-sponsored by the Irving School PTO and Over the Moon Toys, offers board games, snacks, drinks, and door prizes for all ages. Activities will be geared to children ages two through 10. Toys and games will be available [...] Today is the day for borough residents to clear their medicine cabinets of unused or expired prescription medications, which might otherwise be abused, and dispose of them at the Senior/Youth Center, 220 South Sixth Avenue. The drop-off, part of the nationwide Operation Medicine Cabinet program, is available from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the center. Speaking [...] |
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