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energy, athletic choreogra-
Spring Into Fun
The mid-Jersey region hosts an array phy, and the most inventive

of events this March reuse of materials on stage
by Victoria Hurley-Schubert
today. The group performs on

more than 140 invented instru-
ments crafted from industrial scrap—

ranging from accordion parts to artillery pring is almost here, and there’s Waterfront Restaurant with free hors
shells. www.statetheatrenj.org
plenty to do in the mid-Jersey d’oeuvres, no cover, and music by Radio

region, with great indoor and
Fiction. Hamilton and Robbinsville also
The Nature Camoulage Egg Hunt will outdoor activities for everyone. will host their parades that day at 1 p.m.

take place on March 28 at Stony Brook- S
Learn about Dinosaurs of the Deep at
Millstone Watershed. Wander through Westminster Conservatory at Nas-
the ields and forests of the Watershed Adventure Aquarium in Camden. The sau will welcome Hyun Soo Lim and

Reserve with teacher-naturalists to see exhibit will take visitors back in time Dezheng Ping on March 19 at 12:15 p.m.
how many naturally dyed eggs you can with 5,000 square feet of large-scale at Niles Chapel, Nassau Presbyterian

discover. Children should bring a basket skeletons, ancient fossils, and more than Church in Princeton. Admission is free.
or bag for egg gathering. Rain or shine, 20 life-size replicas of the most intrigu- Recitals feature half-hour lunchtime

and registration is requested. The event ing sea monsters that ever existed. performances presented by faculty from
is for families with children 3-10 years www.adventureaquarium.com
Westminster Conservatory, the commu-

old. The Egg Hunt will take place from nity music school of Rider University’s
10:30-11:30 a.m. Cost is $8 per child, Trenton will hold its 30th Annual St. Westminster College of the Arts.

and adults are free. Contact Maryann Patrick’s Day Parade on March 14. The www.nassauchurch.org
Poleka at (609) 737-7592.
Trenton Irish Heritage Association has

named retired Fire Chief Dennis Keenan The State Theatre, located in New
Laurita Winery will welcome Jim as grand marshal. Opening ceremonies Brunswick, will host Scrap•Arts•Music

Gaven from 1-5 p.m. on April 4. take place at 12:30 p.m. on the steps of on March 27 at 8 p.m. Founded by a per-
www.lauritawinery.com
St. Anthony’s Church; shuttle buses will cussion virtuoso with a talent for weld-

run from the parking area at Waterfront ing and a commitment to recycling and
www.InTheMIDstNJ.com
Visit for Park on Route 29 before and after the a designer with a passion for spectacle,
more recreational opportunities like the parade for participants and spectators. A Scrap•Arts•Music is a one-of-a-kind

events listed above.
party after the parade will be held at Rho
combination of intricate rhythms, raw

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