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  • PEFF: Shark Girl

    Princeton Public Library 65 Witherspoon St.

    Conservationist, filmmaker, activist, delinquent – 19-year-old Madison Stewart has been called many things, but to her friends she’s simply ‘shark girl’. Growing up on the Great Barrier Reef, Madison soon realized the creature she loves most is disappearing fast. Driven … Continue reading →

  • Fine Art of Living – and lunch

    22 Murray Dodge Hall , United States

    Meditation and discussion as we reflect on six recesses of the human heart using inspirations from scriptures as well as insights from great spiritual figures. A hearty, healthy lunch provided.

  • Farmers’ Market

    Firestone Library Plaza

    At the Firestone Library Plaza on Wednesdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., April 15-May 13. Expected vendors will provide a range of items including organic fruits and vegetables, artisanal cheese, locally sourced honey, fresh-pressed juice, locally made breads, handmade … Continue reading →

  • PU Ag Group: Adam Wolf

    Robertson Hall, Room 438

    Adam Wolf will present his latest work,"Adding value to agriculture:  Analytics grounded in field measurements," which uses an extensive set of interactions with players throughout the agricultural and tech sectors.

  • One Table Cafe, Paul Robeson & social justice

    Trinity Church, Pierce Hall 33 Mercer, Princeton

    Meet Princeton community residents and share a meal at One Table Cafe, on Friday, April 17 at 6:30 pm. Dinner will be provided by the TerraMomo Group. Guest speaker is Denyse Leslie from the Robeson Memorial Committee. She'll talk about … Continue reading →

  • Chocolate-making secrets, told

    Frist Campus Center

    Learn about the chocolate-making process, hosted by the Institute for Chocolate Studies.

  • Farmers’ Market at Firestone plaza

    Firestone Library Plaza

    Buy cheese, honey and meals to go on Wednesdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Farmers' Market on campus.

  • Princeton Ag Group, with Asher Siebert (PEI)

    E-Quad E423 Olden

    Asher Siebert (PEI) will present his work on:  "Analysis of the Future Potential of Index Insurance in the West African Sahel using CMIP5 GCM results” Friday, May 1, in Equad E-423 at 11 am.

  • Native plants expert at Princeton Public Library

    Princeton Public Library

    Cultivating Native Plants: A free talk by Doug Tallamy, Community Room, Princeton Public Library Native plants expert and award-winning author Doug Tallamy will explore the importance and benefits of cultivating native plants. Tallamy won the Silver Medal from the Garden Writers Association for … Continue reading →