14 Movies That Will Make You Feel Extra Patriotic This July 4th

Favorites such as "Apollo 13," "Lincoln," "Hamilton," "Glory" and "Top Gun" are sure to give you all the patriotic feels this 4th of July.

What's New On Netflix: July 2021

Get the full list of movies and TV shows on Netflix this month, including the "Fear Street" trilogy and the return of "Never Have I Ever."

'F9: The Fast Saga' Revvs Up On The Big Screen

Vin Diesel leads the returning cast of "F9: The Fast Saga," the ninth installment in the "Fast and Furious" movie franchise.

Father's Day 2021: 12 Best Movies To Watch

From hilarious comedies to real tear-jerkers, these dazzling dad-centric films will entertain the whole family on Father's Day.

Movie Reviews: 'In The Heights' And 'Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway'

Anthony Ramos and Melissa Barrera star in "In The Heights," while James Corden returns for the sequel, "Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway."

7 Best War Movies To Watch This Memorial Day Weekend

This weekend, check out this list of war films including "The Hurt Locker," "Lone Survivor" and "Patton" that will leave you breathless.

Movie Reviews: 'Those Who Wish Me Dead' And 'Army Of The Dead'

Angelina Jolie plays a smokejumper in "Those Who Wish Me Dead," while Dave Bautista plays a former zombie mercenary in "Army of the Dead."

Mother's Day 2021: 17 Best Movies To Watch

From hilarious comedies to real tear-jerkers, these dazzling mom-centric films will entertain the whole family on Mother's Day.

What's New On Netflix: May 2021

Josh Duhamel and Leslie Bibb star as superheroes in "Jupiter's Legacy." Amy Adams plays the title character in "The Woman in the Window."

Movie Reviews: 'Without Remorse' And 'Percy Vs Goliath'

Michael B. Jordan plays a man seeking vengeance in "Without Remorse," while Christopher Walken plays a prairie farmer in "Percy Vs Goliath."

Disabled Writer to Have Plays Presented at NJ Theatre Alliance

Basking Ridge Resident showcases her work.

Undaunted by Pandemic, Collaborative Art Exhibit Goes Virtual

NJ Medical School Rutgers celebrates 10 years w/ Arts Access Program and WAE Center- 2 premier organizations serving people w/ disabilities

Stages Festival 2020

Readings of Four Plays by Playwrights with Disabilities to be Presented March 28th in Peapack

Disabled Artists Shine at this Year's Full Circle Event

Dance, Visual Art, Plays and Poetry Will Be PresentedAt Arts Access Program's Full Circle: Art Without Limits

Bernardsville Woman's 'In Stitches' Shows Laughter Has No Borders

​Hannah Rafkin's and Meg Robbins' film looks at how South African comedians are using their native tongues to address important issues.

2 Bernardsville Students To Perform At Paper Mill Playhouse

These students were selected to be a part of the Paper Mill Playhouse's prestigious Summer Musical Theatre Conservatory for 2019.​

Local Arts Program Grant Applications Due Aug. 12

Applicants should attend one of two technical-assistance workshops on July 16.

1 Time Alex Trebek Mentioned Bedminster On 'Jeopardy!'

Alex Trebek is battling pancreatic cancer. Here is one clue the iconic host read that will hold a special place in Bedminster's hearts.

Arts Access Program to Receive $10,000 Grant from the NEA

National Endowment for the Arts Approves more than $27 million in grant funding including Matheny's acclaimed Arts Access Program

Paintings by Joanne Bodnar on Display at Library

A watercolor and pastel artist whose traditional and creative whimsical pieces make up most of her painting subject matter.

"Nature and Life" - Photographs by Gina Petrecca

Exhibition of photographs by Springfield resident Gina Petrecca on view at Bernardsville Library, December 2-28.

Fairview Farm Lantern Walk To Be Held Nov. 4

The walk will feature a bonfire and musical accompaniment as revelers carry illuminated paper lanterns through the fields at sunset.

"Delacroix" - Museum Lecture at Bernardsville Library

Talk on the historic exhibition of the French artist Delacroix's work now on view at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Images by Nicholas Sant Foster to be Exhibited in Bernardsville

Color photographs and quotes from the photographer / author’s unpublished book.

Grant-writing Workshops Sept. 25

If you're planning to apply for a Local Arts Program (LAP) grant, be sure to attend one of the free workshops on Sept. 25.

Studio 7 Fine Art Gallery: Artist Reception James Fiorentino

Premier New Jersey Art Gallery Features Show: People, Places & Things: by Artist James Fiorentino

Princeton Resident Overcomes Her Disability to Create Visual Art

Matheny's Arts Access Program Celebrates 25 Years of Creating Art Without Limits

Hillsborough Digital Photographic Society Exhibition

Images illustrating the diverse interests and styles of members of the Hillsborough Digital Photographic Society.

65th Annual Pottersville Antique Show

Antiques, Lunch, Dinner and Music July 26-28

65th Annual Pottersville Antique Show

Antiques, Lunch, Dinner and Music July 26-28

Memoirs & Coffee Book Group to Discuss "The Radium Girls" 

"The Radium Girls" fully illuminates the inspiring young women exposed to the "wonder" substance of radium and their awe-inspiring strength

3 Bernardsville Students To Perform At Paper Mill Playhouse

Students will present a fully produced original concert New Voices 2018: From Sea To Shining Sea on July 27 and 28.

Public Parks, Private Gardens: Museum Lecture in Bernardsville

Illustrated talk at Bernardsville Public Library on the beautiful exhibition now on view at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

"American Landscape Art" by Katalin Luczay

July exhibition at Bernardsville Public Library: "American Landscape Art" by Katalin Luczay

"For Whom the Bell Tolls" is Friday Afternoon Movie

Starring Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman, the movie is based on Ernest Hemingway’s novel of the same name.

Cézanne Portraits: Museum Lecture at Bernardsville Library

A talk about the exhibition which presents a selection of portraits revealing the most personal and human aspects of Cézanne's art.

"Bursts of Color" - Art by Kathleen Havens

Havens's art expresses an eclectic conception of her environment as well as her fascination with color and composition.

​François Truffaut's "Day for Night" at Bernardsville Library

An hilarious send-up of the absurdity and all-consuming nature of making movies made by a master filmmaker.

Juliette Gordon Low: Founder of the Girl Scouts

One woman whow by Living History Presenter Carol Simon Levin

"Envisioned" - Photography and Digital Art by Charles T. Miller

An exciting variety of images as “envisioned” by the artist on view May 2-30, 2018

Free Concert by Fieldstone Early Music Ensemble

Three outstanding virtuoso performers will play period instruments–baroque flute, oboe, and bassoon, as well as recorders.

Friday Afternoon Movie - "The Light Between Oceans"

A romantic period drama.

Visiting Poets Read at Bernardsville Library

Come join in and support these inspiring local poets for an evening of literary enjoyment. Open mic too!

"Love Songs to Light the Way"

Poetry Reading by Award-Winning Poets Wanda Praisner & Ed Romond

"Strength and Patience" - Paintings by Terri Fraser

April Art Exhibition at Bernardsville Public Library

Book Group to Discuss "In the Sanctuary of Outcasts"

Neil White bought into the modern American Dream, but he didn't have the money to pay for it. In Carville Prison, he re-prioritizes.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt: "An Arsenal for Democracy"

An exciting first person interpretation of FDR at a critical moment in history by actor Neill Hartley.

Friday Movie at Bernardsville Library: "The Wizard of Oz"

Watch one of the greatest films in cinema history!

Fourth Annual NJ Makers Day at Bernardsville Library

Celebrate the maker culture with free workshops for children and adults. Advance registration is required.

Friday Afternoon Movie: "Sense and Sensibility"

British-American period drama film directed by Ang Lee and based on Jane Austen’s 1811 novel. Stars Emma Thompson, Kate Winslet & Hugh Grant