Mercer County

There are lots of things going on in Mercer County. Follow the link below to get the details.

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Mercer County is rich in history. Here in the Capital County, residents and visitors have the opportunity to visit key Revolutionary War sites such as Princeton Battlefield State Park, pay respects at the 9/11 Memorial in Mercer County Park, and learn about the history of farming in the Garden State at Lee Turkey Farm.

The Capital County is at the heart of the American Revolution. Battlefields, monuments, and important historical sites can be found in every corner of Mercer. For example, Washington Crossing State Park, this place marks where General George Washington led his troops to victory on that fateful Christmas night in 1776.

Mercer County’s mark on the history of our nation didn’t end with the American Revolution. Mercer County continued to influence the American way of life for the next 150 years thanks to companies like the Roebling Iron Works who powered the Industrial Revolution.

Learn how our community shaped America when you visit Mercer County. 

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The Mercer County Library System (MCLS) recognizes that access to information empowers individuals with knowledge and opportunity. The Library is committed to providing the materials and services that satisfy the educational, informational, recreational, and cultural needs of our diverse community, and strives to encourage a lifelong interest in reading.

We are located in Mercer County, NJ and are comprised of 9 branches: Ewing, Hickory Corner, Hightstown, Hollowbrook, Hopewell, Lawrence, Robbinsville, Twin Rivers, and West Windsor. Our headquarter is at the Lawrence Branch.

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Grounds For Sculpture is a year-round, 42 acre New Jersey-sculpture park that invites you to unwind, explore and connect in ever-changing art-filled gardens. Outdoors, over 300 contemporary sculptures are sited across the park, while temporary exhibitions from established and emerging artists are featured in six indoor galleries.

Grounds For Sculpture is a public not-for-profit organization governed by a Board of Trustees who oversee the successful operation of the sculpture park, arboretum, and museum. As a nonprofit public institution, Grounds For Sculpture relies on the support of visitors, art patrons, donations and grants to offer its rich programs and activities each year.

We invite you to join us and enjoy the truly unique experience of Grounds For Sculpture.

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Some people call Kelsey Theatre the hidden gem of New Jersey’s theater world. But most folks just call us home. In truth, we’re an award-winning, semi-professional performing arts center located in the heart of the Garden State.

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The Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum was founded in 2016, born from decades’ worth of research conducted by its co-founders Beverly Mills and Elaine Buck. SSAAM is located in Skillman, NJ at Mt. Zion AME Church and The Reasoner/True House, two historically African American-owned properties in Skillman, New Jersey.

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NOTE: These are not StarThrower Group events. You are responsible for arranging your own transportation.