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Official Program Guide
A Day of Community Family Fun and the Arts!
Saturday, May 19th, 2018 • 10AM – 4PM
Main Street, Pennington, NJ
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The History of Pennington Day
Pennington Day is held in downtown Pennington Boro along Main Street and adjacent roads intersecting Main Street
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his popular community event has become a positive force for the and finally, to disburse any funds in excess of expenses to charitable orga-
town, Hopewell Valley and local area businesses and organizations. nizations within the Hopewell Valley in the form of annual grants.
Pennington Day’s origins date back to January 1980 when a huge
fire occurred at the Pennington School’s four-story O’Hanlon Hall. The Interest in Pennington Day has expanded way beyond its borders. The
blaze brought 19 fire companies to the scene to fight the unfolding disaster. day now draws people from up and down the East Coast, and in years
In its aftermath, the borough and its residents came together in an effort past the “day” has expanded to an entire weekend – from Friday night to
to decide what they could do to help the school recover from its tragedy. Sunday – with everything from a pancake breakfast to an event at a local
From the ashes of O’Hanlon Hall sprang the first Pennington Day later that winery sponsored by the Hopewell Valley Historical Society. The town resi-
year; the proceeds of which helped the school recover from its disaster. dents plan their May calendars in accordance with the weekend and invite
guests to their home to enjoy the festivities.
Since that time, Pennington Day has become one of the most important
dates on the borough and Hopewell Valley’s annual calendars. Pennington The goal and theme of Pennington Day is to bring a strong community
Day’s mission is to further the borough’s community spirit and identity as theme to the event, focusing on local vendors, artists and the Pennington
a community and enhance its quality of life, while providing community community.
groups, civic organizations and businesses throughout Hopewell Valley
an opportunity to inform the community of their mission, allowing com-
munity organizations from within Hopewell Valley to raise funds through
their sponsorship of Pennington Day events and/or the booths they set up,
Index
Howe Commons.......................................4
Grants to Local Organizations...................6
Slice of Art Call for Artists..........................8
Pennington Day Vendor List.................... 10
Pennington Day Event Map......................11
Pennington Day Quilt Show 2018............ 12
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HV Arts Council to Take Over Howe
Commons for Pennington Day
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or the fifth year, the Hopewell Valley A little, green, jewel-like beetle called the Commons throughout the day demonstrat-
Arts Council will anchor Penning- Emerald Ash Borer, threatens the entire ing live wood carving and showing projects
ton Day with an artful takeover on North American Fraxinus (Ash) genus of at various stages of completion. Plus, visit us
the Howe Commons lawn, at 65 South Main ash trees, which can be found on private and at the HV Arts Council tent at Howe Com-
Street in Pennington, next to the music stage public property and in forests and yards. Due mons to find out more about our upcoming
and “food court,” on Saturday, May 19, from to the nature of the infestation, it’s difficult art- and culture-related events and receive
10am - 4pm. to determine which trees have already suc- 10% off membership.
cumbed. As a result, many ash trees, some in-
fected and some yet to be infected, are being The HV Arts Council will also issue a “call
taken down to ensure public safety. Hopewell to artists” beginning at Pennington Day, as
Township is being proactive in the fight to part of Out of the Ashes. Wood slices, play-
protect our ash trees and has information on fully being called “slices of art” will be avail-
their website at www.haveyoursayhopewellt- able for artists, creative adults, and hobbyist
wp.org. to take home and adorn. Use your creativ-
ity and paint, mosaic, apply photography, or
In the spirit of the HV Arts Council’s ongo- whatever your imagination desires! At the
ing upcycling theme – making art out of trash end of the summer, these slices of art will be
and typically discarded items – Out of the sold, with half going to the individual artist
Ashes will transform wood from this beauti- and half to support local art and artists in
ful American tree into art through a diverse the greater Hopewell Valley. The slices will
series of art programs, exhibits, and commu- be sold at the HV Arts Council’s Slice of Art
nity events throughout 2018 and 2019. Sale, Barbecue, & Cornhole Tournament on
Sunday, September 9 at the Valley Road Pic-
Ash wood will abound with opportuni- nic Area, Hopewell Township. For more de-
ties to view and make art, watch live carving tails, please check out the HV Arts Council
demonstrations, and learn more about the website: hvartscouncil.org.
emerald ash borer and about our year-long
events celebrating as art emerges Out of the
Ashes.
In the center of
Howe Commons, a
manual shingle cut-
ter will cut ash wood
into shingles, and
kids of all ages are
invited to paint the
shingles along with
This year, we’ll kick off a new initiative, wood discs. Two local
Out of the Ashes: Art Emerging from Fallen wood carvers, Stan
Trees, to commemorate the devastating loss Saperstein and Scott
of the ash tree, one of the primary native Fulmer, will also be
trees in Hopewell Valley. stationed on Howe
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Pennington Day Makes Grants to Local Organizations
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he Pennington Day Committee would like to congratulate its 2018 them to stay independently in their own homes. HV Senior Services will
Grant Recipients. Each year, the Committee makes grants to local use the grant money to underwrite the cost of the HV Rides program.
organizations to underwrite projects or programs that benefit the
Hopewell Valley Community. It is always a difficult decision to select the Another program that enables seniors to live independently in their
winners from all of the great applicants who are serving our community. homes is Hopewell Valley Aging in Place. It builds friendships and connec-
We thank everyone who applied for their service and encourage everyone tions and helps the older adults of the community with errands of “What
to learn how they can help Hopewell Valley non-profits. The following Friends would do for Friends.” This past year we have shoveled driveways,
groups have earned grants totalling $6,050. Congratulations! picked up prescriptions, taken spouses to the hospital to visit their ill fam-
ily, and taken people shopping within Hopewell and to Hunterdon County
The Bethel AME Church has been serving the Pennington community for MD appointments. HV Aging in Place will use its grant facilitate the
for over 200 years! In addition to their religious mission, they serve the communications and coordination necessary to match seniors with a need
needy in the community by visiting nursing homes, and providing meals to seniors willing to help.
and resources for those who may be in need. With the grant money re-
ceived, they will supplement their collection of food, clothing and house- The Hopewell Valley Chorus has been an integral component of the
hold items by purchasing specific items for families in need and soldiers Hopewell Valley community and has shared the joy of music with the
overseas. For a small parish, Bethel AME has an outsized impact on the community and its members for 60 years. The Chorus participates in local
community. events, including Pennington Day and Hopewell Harvest Fair, commemo-
rations and memorial services, and has brought its music to our seniors, ill
Friends in Service Here (FISH) of Hopewell Valley is the meals on wheels members, to the spectators at the Trenton Thunder and to the wider com-
program for Hopewell Township, Pennington, Hopewell Borough and Ti- munity through a longstanding partnership with the Trenton Children’s
tusville. We, with the generous cooperation of Pennington Market, provide Chorus. The HV Chorus will use its grant money to purchase new choral
meals to the homebound, especially seniors. All of our drivers and admin- concert risers that can be used at various performances and venues.
istrative staff are volunteers without compensation. In 2017, FISH served
3,700 meals in Hopewell Valley. With the grant money received, FISH will Pennington Basketball Associations (PBA) is a recreational and travel
subsidize meal costs for those who cannot afford to pay for the meals. basketball organization that serves the Hopewell Valley. PBA is a true col-
laboration of community-minded parents who love the game and seek to
The Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed works tirelessly to keep the water provide opportunities for kids to grow in the game. PBA will use its grant
clean, safe and healthy by protectin and restoring our water and natural money to provide free clinics for girls and boys throughout the Hopewell
environment in central New Jersey. Grant money will be used to create Valley.
the Tree Frog Trail: a Nature Play Garden at The Stony Brook-Millstone
Watershed Reserve in Pennington, NJ. Nature Play spaces are designed to The Hopewell Museum aims to preserve and share the history of Hopewell
help children explore the environment at their own level of development. Valley and the surrounding area. Beyond our collection of local artifacts, we
offer programming to educate the community about our rich local history.
Friends of Hopewell Valley Open Space (FOVHOS) promotes conser- The Hopewell Museum is sponsoring Hopewell Valley Heritage Weekend
vation in the Hopewell Valley Region through open space preservation, on May 25-28, 2018 with its partner organizations: Stoutsburg Sourland
informed land use, wise stewardship, education and outreach. The Pen- African American Museum, The Hopewell Valley Historical Society, The
nington Day grant will be used to support Project Hopewell Healthy Eco- Hopewell Valley Veterans Association, Stoutsburg Cemetery, Pennington
systems, a pilot program that will provide native plants, wildlife education African Cemetery, and Hopewell Public Library. Visit their Facebook page
and stewardship support to teachers and students at Tollgate Elementary. to learn about all the programs that this grant will underwrite.
Our goal is to help them create a healthy ecosystem by replacing a portion
of lifeless lawn on school property with a native plant meadow. The Pennington Public Library celebrates reading in all formats and pro-
vides a warm, welcoming place where community members of all ages can
Hopewell Valley Senior Services provides programs, activities and sup- interact, engage in public discourse, and pursue lifelong learning for per-
port to the seniors of Hopewell Valley. It started Hopewell Valley Rides sonal growth and entertainment. The library plans to use this grant to
because there was a need in the valley for transportation services for the support the 2018 Summer Reading Program, which has a music theme and
home bound and disabled seniors. The service allows its clients to get to the slogan “Libraries Rock.” The grant will underwrite program costs and
the doctors, the market or to Senior programs. More importantly, it allows acquisition of books related to the theme.
Pennington Day • May 19th, 2018 7 The HVCHS Post Prom Committee works to provide the students at HVCHS with a safe and fun place to go to following the Senior Prom. This is a long-standing tradition in our community. By sponsoring a Post Prom event, we are keeping our children safe, sober and involved in exciting, but controlled activities. The Pennington Day grant will be used to underwrite the costs of sponsoring the evening. Unicorn Therapeutic Riding is a local non-profit that is run by trained volunteers to provide equine assisted activities to adults and children with physical, cognitive and emotional challenges. The lessons provide a wide variety of benifits that help enrich the lives, health and well-being of our students mentally and physically. Grant money will be used to build a mounting block that will allow volunteers to transfer wheelchair bound students with greater ease and comfort for the volunteer as well as the stu- dent. The Sourland Conservancy hosts free guided hikes, educational seminars and community events. We offer volunteer opportunities to local residents and organizations to introduce people to the natural world in their own backyard. With the grant money received, the Sourland Conservancy will purchase deer-resistant native wildflower plants and seeds to plant in local preserves. The flowers will beautify the parks, attract pollinators and help restore balance to the ecosystem.
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Slice of Art Call for Artists
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his Pennington Day, the HV Arts Council upcycling theme – making art out of trash and Wood slices, playfully being called “slices of
will issue a “call to artists” as part of a new typically discarded items – Out of the Ashes will art” will be available for artists, creative adults,
initiative, Out of the Ashes: Art Emerging transform wood from this beautiful American and hobbyist to take home and adorn. Use your
from Fallen Trees, to commemorate the devas- tree into art through a diverse series of art pro- creativity and paint, mosaic, apply photography,
tating loss of the ash tree, one of the primary na- grams, exhibits, and community events through- or whatever your imagination desires! The HV
tive trees in Hopewell Valley. out 2018 and 2019. Arts Council hopes to reach 100 artistically rein-
terpreted “slices” to ultimately sell at a fall event
A little, green, jewel-like beetle called the Emer- in support local art and artists. These “slices of
ald Ash Borer, threatens the entire North Ameri- art” will be sold for $100 each -- a split 50/50 -- at
can Fraxinus (Ash) genus of ash trees, which can the Slice of Art Sale, Barbecue, & Cornhole Tour-
be found on private and public property and in nament on Sunday, September 9 at the Valley
forests and yards. Due to the nature of the infes- Road Picnic Area, Hopewell Township. Undeco-
tation, it’s difficult to determine which trees have rated slices will be available at our tent on Pen-
already succumbed. As a result, many ash trees, nington Day and then ongoing during our office
some infected and some yet to be infected, are be- hours. Artists are welcome to take more than
ing taken down to ensure public safety. Hopewell one. Any artists with plans grander than a slice
Township is being proactive in the fight to pro- are welcome to contact us at info@hvartscoun-
tect our ash trees and has information on their cil.org. For more details, please see the HV Arts
website at www.haveyoursayhopewelltwp.org. Council website: hvartscouncil.org
In the spirit of the HV Arts Council’s ongoing
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Greater Mercer TMA Northeast Animal Support Alliance
Greenleaf Lawn and Landscape Inc. Northfield Bank
Greenleaf Painters, LLC O’ Savon
Gutter Helmet by Harry Helmet Oasis Salon and Wellness Spa
Gymland Old Glory Detailing
Har Sinai Temple Orion Jewelry Studio LLC
Hart’s Cyclery OSIP Foundation, Inc.
Heath Lumber Company PEAC Health & Fitness
Hebrew Hammer Blacksmith Pennington Adult Living Services (Project
Heigh Ho Silver Autism)
Helpwell: Hopewell Valley Regional School Pennington African Cemetery Association
District’s Volunteer Network Pennington Borough Shade Tree
Home Repair and Care, LLC Committee
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Honey Brook Organic Farm Pennington Business & Professionals
Honor Yoga Pennington Association
Hope Rises Up Pennington Environmental Commission
10AM – 4PM • Main Street, Pennington, NJ Hopewell American Legion Post 339
Hopewell Borough Board of Health -
Pennington Family Chiropractic
Pennington Farmers Market
Montgomery Twp. Health Dept. Pennington Montessori School
On Pennington Day, the Information Tent (i on the map) will have a banner Hopewell Branch of the Mercer County Pennington Orthodontics & Pediatric
with information on the zone in which vendors and organizations are located. Library Dentistry, LLC
Hopewell Business Association Pennington Pack 44 Cub Scouts
2018 Pennington Day Sponsors Wild Bill’s Soda Hopewell Valley Chorus Pennington Presbyterian Church
Hopewell Valley Democratic Club Pennington Quality Market
Event Sponsors Vendors and Organizations Hopewell Valley Education Association Pennington Veterinary Care Center
Callaway Henderson Sotheby’s International 123organizeMe (HVEA) Pixie Salon
Realty Activcore Physical Therapy Hopewell Valley Girl Scouts Princeton Air
Capital Health Addison Wolfe Real Estate Hopewell Valley Golf & Country Club Princeton Community Church
Dr. Mark McDonough - Orthodontist All Fired Up Ceramics / The Painter’s Loft Hopewell Valley Historical Society Princeton Fitness and Wellness
First Bank Art Studio Hopewell Valley Lions Club Princeton Learning Cooperative
The Pennington School Anew Life Yoga Hopewell Valley Soccer Association Princeton Playspace
Anew Life Yoga Acro and Aerial Hopewell Valley YMCA Princeton Van Service Moving & Storage
Main Street Sponsors Animal Allies
DeSimone Orthodontics Hopewell Valley Youth Chorale Rambling Pines Day Camp
Au Pair In America Hopewell-Keroka Alliance ReThink Energy NJ
Hopewell Valley Golf & Country Club Aztec Graphics
Long Motor Company/Volvo of Princeton Hopewell-Lambertville Eye Associates Rodan + Fields (Danser)
Bank of Princeton Hoppin’ Good! Rodan + Fields (Mamo)
Mayor and Mrs. Anthony Persichilli Bath Fitter
Northfield Bank HTS Tree Care Professionals, LLC Rutgers Master Gardeners of Mercer
Bearded Goat Fine Foods Hun School of Princeton County
Pennington Quality Market Bethel A.M.E. Church
Stellitano Heating & Air Conditioning HVCHS Gridiron Club Sand Creations and Novelties
Blue Moon Acres HVCHS Model WHO Club Scentsy
Community Sponsors Bright Horizons HVCHS Robotics Club Schafer Sports Center
Anew Life Yoga Acro and Aerial Brilliant Arts-Young Rembrandts HVRSD STRIVE PTO School of Rock Princeton
Backes and Backes LLC Brown’s Upholstery Co. India Hicks Sister Cities Food & Shop Tours
Chance on Main Callaway Henderson Sotheby’s International Integrated Fitness, Classical Pilates & Soccer Shots Central Jersey
Chapin School Princeton Realty Healing Arts Center Sourland Conservancy
Clarke Caton Hintz Cambridge School ishred4u, LLC Sourland Cycles
Hopewell Valley YMCA Camp Bow Wow Lawrenceville It’s My Brush (for Pets & People) St. James CYO
Law Office of Alisandra B. Carnevale, LLC Cannabates It’s A Print Shop, LLC St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church
Pennington Montessori School Capelli Salon Ivy Rehab Physical Therapy Stuart Country Day School of the Sacred
Princeton Community Church Capital Health Jack’s Greenhouse and Farm Heart
Thomas O’Neill Capitol Lawn Care Jo-Lyn’s Bibs TapSnap Photobooth
CASA Kids’ MusicRound of NJ, LLC That’s Crafttastic
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KVD+ Architecture, Inc.
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Vendors and Organizations Chickadee Creek Farm Lauren F Jones , LLC Pennington
Cutco Cutlery Law Office of Alisandra B. Carnevale, LLC The Pennington School
Food and Beverages Cutting Edge Lawn and Landscaping
1994 Lawrence Family Chiropractic The Pennington Studio for Dance &
David Lerner Associates Lawrence Hopewell Trail Creative Arts
Antimo’s Italian Kitchen Deborah’s Happenings
Aunt Martha’s Funnel Cakes LeadHER Hockey Academy The Watershed Institute
DeSimone Orthodontics LeafFilter North of Pennsylvania, LLC Timberlane Middle School Builder’s Club
Beverly Mills Strawberry Shortcakes Down Syndrome Association of Central NJ
Buzzetta’s Festival Foods League of Women Voters Hopewell Valley Tipica el Quetzal
Dr. Mark McDonough - Orthodontist Lear’s Lawn Service , LLC Toadshade Wildflower Farm
Carlito’s Taco Wagon E&B Church Lady Aprons
D&D Catering Lightsource Chiropractic Trenton-Cyrus #5
Eastern Service Workers Association Long Motor Company/Volvo of Princeton UIH Family Partners
Las Patatas de Rafa Edye’s Naturals
Marchese Farm LuLaRoe Unicorn Therapeutic Horseback Riding
ESF Summer Camps LuLaRoe (Mott) Vector Security
Mister Softee Ewing Sports Center
Nomad Pizza LuLaRoe (Petura and Tesauro) Verizon Wireless, TCC
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Northeast Kettle Korn First Assembly of God Church
Pennington Fire Company Main Street Private Advisors Voices Chorale
First Bank Medina Law Group, LLC Weidel Realtors
Pennington Presbyterian Church Youth - Friends Forever Pet Crematory & Memorial
Cotton Candy Mercer Children’s Dentistry Wilberforce School
Center Mercer Home Health Care Young Life
Playa Bowls Friends of Hopewell Valley Open Space
Rita’s Pennington Mercer Street Friends Youth Leadership Development Program
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Fun House Productions Music Together
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Pennington Day Quilt Show 2018
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opewell Valley Quilters are planning
their annual Pennington Day show
to be held on May 19, 2018, from 10
am to 4 pm in the Toll Gate Grammar School
cafeteria. The quilts on display will reflect a
great variety of styles, from beautiful tradi-
tional patterns to contemporary works of fi-
ber art.
This year’s show will include three special
exhibit themes. The quilters challenged them-
selves to make small quilts with “Flowers” as
a theme. The challenge quilts incorporate this
theme in creative and diverse ways. There
will also be a display of antique quilts featur-
ing flowers. A display of “fidget quits” will be
available. These are made for people with Al-
zheimer’s Disease and and other cognitive dis-
abilities who can enjoy the visual and tactile
stimulation a quilt can offer. A third special
exhibit will show favorite tools quilters use to-
day. A special display will let visitors enjoy
arranging quilt squares into patterns.
Viewers will have the opportunity to vote for
their favorite quilt in the show. The Viewers’
Choice Prize has been donated by Pennington
Quilt Works. Admission to the show is only
$1.00, and proceeds benefit Pennington Day
2018.
Hopewell Valley Quilters is an informal
group that has been meeting for over 30 years.
The group meets both in the daytime and in
the evening in the Hopewell Township branch
of Mercer County Library. All are welcome.
More information about the quilt group will
be available at the show.
Toll Gate Grammar School is located on the
corner of S. Main Street and E. Curlis Avenue.
Entry to the show is on the north side of the
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