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A speaker from the Conservation Center for Art and Historic Artifacts will speak on emergency planning for dramatic weather patterns that threaten your collection or even your museum itself. Have you planned for storm driven higher tides and/or flooding? How about damage from tornadoes? Hurricanes? This session will help you identify and plan for perils to your organization’s assets. Showing of Changing Tides followed by a tour of the A.J. Meerwald, New Jersey’s official tall ship. Discussion of the new oyster industry followed by a tour of the 1904 Oyster Shipping Sheds and the Delaware Bay Museum. For a complete schedule and a registration form, visit the League website www.lhsnj.org and click on the News & Events tab, Spring Meeting. | Date & Time: April 5, 2025- event STARTS at 9am. | More information and registration.

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The GRAMMY® Award-winning vocal ensemble Chanticleer is known around the world as “an orchestra of voices” for its dazzling virtuosity and wide-ranging repertoire rooted in the renaissance, with continued expansion to include a wide range of classical, gospel, jazz, popular music, and a deep commitment to the commissioning of new compositions and arrangements. The Marie Rader Series is proud to present Chanticleer’s Music of a Silent World program, in which the ensemble sings the songs of the natural world and gives a voice to the otherwise voiceless rocks and stones and trees and rivers that share our planet with us. The program centers around a new arrangement of Majel Connery's The Rivers are our Brothers. “The goal,” she says, “is to give nature a voice. I wanted to allow these vibrant things to speak on their own behalf.” While inhabiting those voices, the program also explores what the world might be like without them. Repertoire includes music by William Byrd, Heinrich Isaac, and Robert Schumann, new arrangements of “Wildflowers” by Tom Petty and “The Weather” by Lawrence, and a new commission from Chanticleer’s composer in residence, Ayanna Woods. Runtime is 105 minutes with a 15 minute intermission. Details and Tickets: go.rowan.edu/chanticleer

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GOSPEL FOLK CONCERT & SING-A-LONG with JOHN KEITH DAVIS Thur. June 19, 2025 6:30-@7:45pm at A Milkhouse Party 1714 Rt. 77 Elmer NJ  FREE & All are welcome  BRING A FRIEND  Interdenominational  Complimentary ICE Water  Running Late? Leaving Early? NO PROBLEM at all  Multitaskers welcome – bring knitting, silent phone, book, etc.  NOTHING for sale at this event & no sign-ups  Check out FREE “Gospel STUFF” TABLE & select a gift Event info: (856) 935-6376 Artist info: pantinghart.org Venue info: amilkhouseparty.com An offering will be received for Cornerstone Women's Resource

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The Island Singers invite you to "The Road of Life," an evocative choral concert honoring both the challenges and joys to be found in this unpredictable journey we all know as life. Join us as we celebrate the wonder of a newborn child in “Jenny Rebecca”, as we grieve for lost loved ones in “Wanting Memories”, as we recognize the eternal hope in starting over in “You Are the New Day” and appreciate the free will to make our own way in “The Road Not Taken.” This program’s lyrical storytelling and harmonic melodies will leave you feeling resilient, strengthened, and ready to honor and cherish your own personal journey of life.

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New Jersey Symphony Chamber Players It’s Make Music Day in Newark! At Lincoln Park, Symphony musicians will be hosting workshops where they will play a few pieces and share about their lives as professional musicians. There will also be an Instrument Discovery Zone where you can explore instruments and make music! The New Jersey Symphony Chamber Players’ appearance at this event is presented by Newark Arts and Arts Ed Newark.

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Experience an afternoon of string quartet music that celebrates trailblazing Black composers! The New Jersey Symphony Chamber Players will perform a powerful program called Musical Changemakers featuring works by Florence Price, Akua Dixon, Joseph Bologne, and more.

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