Angelica Stern

Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora has been selected to participate in the inaugural cohort of The Hunt Institute's Early Learning Nation Fellowship (ELN). The ELN Fellowship is a prestigious, invitation-only program designed to support locally elected officials who are committed to establishing their communities as national leaders in early childhood education. This Fellowship program was founded on the belief that all young children deserve a great start in life, and this critical goal can be met only if local leaders are at the center of the work. This inaugural cohort of Fellows will include more than 100 mayors, school board members, city and county council members, and other elected stakeholders from across the country.

On Saturday, September 7th, you are invited to the Trenton City Museum for a Juror's Talk with Kimberly Camp, juror for this year's Ellarslie Open 41 exhibit. The morning's festivities will kick off at 10:30am at the Trenton City Museum campus, nestled in the heart of Cadwalader Park. The address for the museum is

Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin announced this past Tuesday that the City of Trenton will join five other municipalities in Mercer County in participating i

Join us for a night of 18th-century revelry at the Old Barracks Museum! On Friday, September 6th, at 7:00 pm the Old Barracks will be hosting Tavern Night, a c

For the first time in 25 years, the City of Trenton’s Cadwalader Park will host high school cross-country running competitions. Two “batch meet” races of

Residents of Trenton and beyond are invited to join any of 12 more Trenton Walks! in September and October, with volunteer leaders hosting walks four or five ti

No matter who you are or what you do, each of our lives has been touched by a teacher. Teachers are the backbone of building the next generation, tasked with th

Even successful entrepreneurs and leaders can improve how they communicate and benefit from a mentor to refine how they tell their story. With that reality in m

Grounds For Sculpture (GFS) today announced it has been awarded a grant from the John Ben Snow Memorial Trust (Trust) to support 2024 – 2025 academic year after-school programming with three community partners. This will help fund GFS' after-school programs for students in the nearby Trenton andHamilton area through established partnerships with the Hamilton YMCA, HomeWorks Trenton, and The Father Center of New Jersey. Held at GFS and other offsite locations, these collaboratively developed programs explore a variety of art-based concepts through a STEAM-based curriculum and aim to build participants' socio-emotional well- being and leadership skills.

120 East State, the non-profit transforming historic Trenton First Presbyterian Church into an arts, cultural and economic development center, announced