The County College of Morris (CCM) Diversity Festival, a vibrant and free event open to the public, serves as a celebration of diversity and inclusion within the campus community. The festival encompasses a diverse range of activities, including art exhibitions, musical performances, dance showcases, poetry readings, and presentations from various clubs and faculty members.
In partnership with the New Jersey State Library, NJCH is offering a learning session on the topic of Researching Grant Opportunities as part of our In the Weeds professional development and skills-building program.
NJCH is proud to sponsor this event from the Wallace House & Old Dutch Parsonage State Historic Sites, featuring a performance of historic Civil War anthems by balladeer Linda Russell.
The eighth Succeed2gether’s Montclair Literary Festival will be held on Saturday May 4, 2024, featuring 40+ events, including author talks with David Baldacci, Viet Thanh Nguyen, Frank Bruni, Ann Napolitano, and Ruth Reichl.
Cranford Public Library will host a discussion with Priyanka Taslim, author of The Love Match, on April 27 as part of its NJCH-grant-supported Elevated Voices Series.
Discover how to foster a maker culture in history organizations in this free in-person workshop. Hear tips for successful maker programming from history colleagues and engage in various maker stations. Walk away with strategies to develop engaging programming for younger audiences and how to connect with libraries across the state.
NJCH is excited to sponsor Word on Front, a two-day extravaganza celebrating authentic expression and engagement with the broader Trenton community.
NJCH is excited to sponsor Word on Front, a two-day extravaganza celebrating authentic expression and engagement with the broader Trenton community.
NJCH is proud to sponsor the Monmouth Conservation Foundation’s “Spring for Conservation Family Day” on May 11 at Bayonet Farm, featuring food drinks, and a bevy of nature and history-related activities for the whole family!
NJCH is pleased to sponsor this exhibit from Princeton-area researchers Rebecca Flemer and Evie Timberlake, which examines architect John Notman’s building of four presidential villas in Princeton.
The Annual Tour de Elizabeth is a 15-mile bicycle tour that explores the diverse cultural communities of New Jersey’s 4th-largest city, featuring a variety of contemporary and historical landmarks that showcase Elizabeth’s rich history, art, and culture.
This hybrid in-person and virtual learning session for community partners of NJCH will provide attendees with an opportunity to learn the basics of nonprofit bookkeeping and best practices for fiscal accountability in the philanthropic sector.
