Delaware-Raritan Canal State Park
Grounds For Sculpture also offers a garden and arboretum, educational programs for adults and children, artist residencies and lectures, tours, family events, music and dance performances, meeting and event space, as well as dining at Rat’s Restaurant.
Sun National Bank Center in Trenton is a 10,000- seat capacity multipurpose facility that plays host to hockey, basketball, concerts, ice shows, trade shows and more.
Things to Do
The Historical Society of Princeton is home to museum exhibitions that focus on local history, plus guided historical walking tours of downtown Princeton and the University with individual and scheduled group options are available.
Morven Museum and Garden in Princeton was once the historic home of Richard Stockton and five New Jersey Governors, and today is a fully operational art museum and public garden.
Princeton Tour Company offers guided walking tours, custom bus tours and ghost tours down- town.
Princeton University Art Museum, located at McCormick Hall, Princeton University, is always free and open to the public and boasts collec- tions that include more than 72,000 objects from ancient to contemporary art.
Arm and Hammer Park in nearby Trenton is home to Trenton Thunder Baseball, the Double-A a¬filiate of MLB’s New York Yankees.
McCarter Theatre Center in Princeton boasts more than 200 annual events, and is recognized as one of the country’s leading theaters.
The Old Barracks Museum in Trenton takes visi- tors back in time to experience the world of 1777, where they can share the trials, tribula- tions, and joys of ordinary people living in extraordinary times.
The Location Reports in this issue of Mid-Atlantic Events
Magazine were compiled with information provided by the CVBs listed (denoted by website), and supplemented with materials obtained from additional resources.
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