Events

New Sculpture/New Jersey exhibits the work of eleven sculptors working in a wide range of materials; malleable aluminum, cold-worked glass, and industrial robotics join the more traditional media of ceramics, forged iron, and steel.

The Language of Textiles: Mid-century Oaxacan Embroidery and Weaving : October 11, 2024 – January 5,...

The Guinness-Puccini Music Box has traveled around the globe, collecting evidence of its travels in various markings and documents.

In some ways, the drawings, collages, and metal sculptures of Michael Malpass: Sculptor of Wit...

Join the Morris County Historical Society for an engaging exploration of the region's rich history through its historic watering holes. During Fermenting a Communal Spirit, we’ll delve into the fascinating roles of Morris County taverns, speakeasies, and social clubs over time. Discover how these beloved establishments went beyond serving drinks, becoming essential centers for community life and evolving with society from the Revolutionary era into the 20th century.

Directed by Paul Mullins Scrooge’s iconic journey from miser to humanitarian appears fresh and new...

New Sculpture/New Jersey exhibits the work of eleven sculptors working in a wide range of materials; malleable aluminum, cold-worked glass, and industrial robotics join the more traditional media of ceramics, forged iron, and steel.

The Language of Textiles: Mid-century Oaxacan Embroidery and Weaving : October 11, 2024 – January 5,...

The Guinness-Puccini Music Box has traveled around the globe, collecting evidence of its travels in various markings and documents.

In some ways, the drawings, collages, and metal sculptures of Michael Malpass: Sculptor of Wit...

Join the Morris County Historical Society for an engaging exploration of the region's rich history through its historic watering holes. During Fermenting a Communal Spirit, we’ll delve into the fascinating roles of Morris County taverns, speakeasies, and social clubs over time. Discover how these beloved establishments went beyond serving drinks, becoming essential centers for community life and evolving with society from the Revolutionary era into the 20th century.

Virtual true crime discussion group meets on the second Thursday of each month, participants suggest topics and share resources.