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Princeton's weekly community newspaper since 1946. The Town Topics Newspaper is published by The Witherspoon Media Group: http://witherspoonmediagroup.com

11/16/2025

rings in the holiday season with a new production of “Elf: The Musical”, playing at the historic New Hope, Pa., venue from November 21 through January 4.

Based on the beloved film, the musical follows Buddy the Elf on an adventure from the North Pole to New York City to discover who he truly is — and in the process help deliver some holiday magic to the Big Apple.

Tickets are available at BucksCountyPlayhouse.org or by calling (215) 862-2121.

The show is recommended for children age 8 and up. Children under 4 are not permitted in the theater.

11/15/2025

The is an annual Thanksgiving morning race featuring a timed 5K run and a family-friendly 1-mile walk. The 2025 event will take place on Thursday, November 27 at Mercer County Park in West Windsor. The 5K race is at 8:30 a.m., and the walk begins at 8:45 a.m.

All proceeds benefit local food banks and pantries in Mercer County, helping neighbors in need during the holiday season.

Since its beginning, the Turkey Trot has grown from a small community gathering into a sold-out holiday tradition that attracts runners, walkers, and families from across New Jersey.

The event offers professional timing, a USATF-certified course, and a festive start to the holiday season.

Online registration is required at runsignup.com/Race/NJ/WestWindsor/MercerCountyTurkeyTrot. Sign up early — this popular Thanksgiving Day race sells out quickly each year!

11/14/2025

In this week’s Theatre Review, shares his experience of “Dutchman and The Slave”, now on stage at through November 16.

“Passage Theatre is presenting ‘Dutchman and The Slave’. The production links a pair of 1964 plays by Amiri Baraka. Written during the height of the civil rights movement, both dramas depict an explosive relationship between an African American man and a white woman, each using poetry and allegory in the telling of their story.”

For Sanborn’s full, in-depth review, visit this week’s issue at towntopics.com. For tickets to the show (which contains mature themes, including sexuality and violence), visit passagetheatre.org.

11/12/2025

The November 12, 2025 issue of Town Topics is out in homes now! Highlights include coverage of how local food pantries have responded to delayed SNAP benefits, newly-appointed Chief Matthew Solovay’s look at the work ahead, and a “New to Us” spotlight featuring the recently-opened Nan Xiang Express.

Get your copy today at newsstands in Princeton, or visit our website at towntopics.com.

11/09/2025

Lawrence Middle School English/language arts teacher Jeanette Capritti is a recent recipient of the prestigious Milken Educator Award, announced as a surprise during a school assembly. The award provides an unrestricted grant of $25,000, and is given to an average of 30-40 teachers nationwide per year.

To read more about the award and Capritti’s work with children at Lawrence Middle School, head to this week’s pages at towntopics.com.

11/08/2025

lights up the stage with “Seasons of Love: Broadway Comes to Princeton” on Sunday, November 16 at 3:30 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Church, 50 Cherry Hill Road.

Acclaimed music director, pianist, arranger, and orchestrator Andrew Wheeler directs performers Abi Bohn, Emilie Bienne, Isaac Silver, and Aidan Babbitt, and musicians William Shea and Don Simpson, in some of Broadway’s greatest hits.

Tickets for adults are $50, and students (17 and under) are $20. For Seniors (65 and over) tickets are $35 with code “Senior.” Tickets are available at bohemeopera.org.

11/07/2025

This week’s “New to Us” spotlight features , the popular restaurant-bar in Rocky Hill that came under new ownership in 2021. To learn about its seasonal fare and several specific menu offerings, head to this week’s issue at towntopics.com.

11/05/2025

The November 5, 2025 issue of Town Topics is out in homes now! Highlights include ’s review of ’s recent show at , “300 Paintings”, a sports spotlight on former athlete Gabby Haddon-Vukasin (an inductee into the Princeton High Athletic Hall of Fame), and a look at an exhibit that reimagines residential housing, currently on view at the School of Architecture.

Get your copy today at newsstands in Princeton, or visit our website at towntopics.com.

11/02/2025

Work up an appetite for Thanksgiving turkey, stuffing, and pie by running in the Hopewell Valley Turkey Trot 2025 on Thursday, November 27 at 9 a.m. at Mercer Meadows, Rosedale Park on Federal City Road, Pennington.

The run is in support of , and will take place rain or shine.

Age groups are 13 and under, 14-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, and 70 and up.

Register at https://raceroster.com/events/2025/108973/hopewell-valley-turkey-trot-2025.

11/01/2025

New Jersey has a thriving association, who invite the wine community to their second annual NJ Wine Expo, featuring the largest gathering of New Jersey’s wineries and vineyards in state so far. The event is on Saturday, November 15 at the Bell Works Ballroom in Holmdel, 101 Crawfords Corner Road.

More than 30 New Jersey wineries and vineyards will come together in one location for a historic tasting event that showcases the burgeoning local wine scene in New Jersey. Highlights from last year’s Wine Expo can be viewed at the 2024 NJ Wine Expo Recap. This year’s event promises new experiences and more surprises in every sip for both passionate wine enthusiasts and novice drinkers who enjoy tasting and learning about the extensive varieties of wines produced throughout New Jersey. Meet the winemakers, stroll between winery tables sampling more than 130 hand-selected wines, and find out how to plan a trip through New Jersey wine country.

For more information and tickets, visit newjerseywines.com/nj-wine-expo-2025.

10/31/2025

is continuing its season of “Matinee Masterpieces” with “Young Frankenstein.” Adapted from Mel Brooks’ 1974 comedy horror film of the same title, the musical portrays the adventures of the doctor’s grandson, and has three performances remaining: tonight at 8 p.m. and Nov 1 and 2 at 2 p.m.

For ’s full review of the production, head to this week’s Arts section at towntopics.com.

10/29/2025

The October 29, 2025 issue of Town Topics is out in homes now! Highlights include a look at ’s new Princeton Cancer Center (scheduled to open in 2028), upcoming art events (including the Day of the Dead celebration at the on November 1), and a happy ending for a Cranbury Township family farm, once earmarked as a site for state-mandated affordable housing.

Get your copy today at newsstands in Princeton, or visit our website at towntopics.com.

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