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Paper Mill Playhouse IN MILLBURN

Saint Barnabas Medical Center: Best of the best in the U.S. 15 times in a row One of only 41 hospitals in the nation to achieve straight A’s for safety.

NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED

Saint Barnabas Medical Center remains the only hospital in the surrounding six states to earn 15 straight A’s from the Leapfrog Group. Becoming one of only 41 hospitals in the country to accomplish this achievement underscores Saint Barnabas Medical Center’s commitment as a High Reliability Organization (HRO).

Through the concerted effort of Saint Barnabas Medical Center’s physicians, nurses, staff, volunteers and leadership, patients and families benefit from the highest level of quality care and the safest possible hospital experience.

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On The Spot

What Is The First Thing You Do To Get Ready For Summer?

By Warren Westura

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David J. Black

FOUNDER & CEO

Cathleen M. Black PRESIDENT & COO

Michael J. Reidy ART DIRECTOR

Nancy Carin

Think about summer camps for the kids.

I look at all the flowers. I go and visit the nursery and buy flowers.

—Andrea Spatola, Chatham Township

—Jorose Portfolio, Chatham Borough

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Vanice Gage Donegan

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

Barry Farber Christine Maxwell Jackie Schatell Jessica Schiffenhaus CONTRIBUTORS

I exercise so I can look better when I go to the beach!

—Shari Sollender, Short Hills

Pauline Dunberg Amy Schwartz Donna Stanul

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Change over the clothes in the closet!

—Karen Drzik, Union

Juliana Vogel

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Daniel Epstein

SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHER

Warren Westura

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER

I try to volunteer and I get my son ready for camp.

I make sure I am fit and healthy and ready for a triathalon.

—Millie Cepeda, Summit

—Janice Coviello, Chatham Township

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NEXT ISSUE: Summer 2019 Spring cleaning!

—Debra Nicholson, Hillside

I would definitely say get ready for my garden. I have to clean out the mess from the winter.

—Kris LeDonne, Whippany

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On the Spot What Is The First Thing You Do To Get Ready for Summer?

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In the Vicinity News and Happenings From Around the Area

10 Calendar of Events 13 Great Swamp Great Music Festival 16 Gladys Knight with Special Guest Will Downing 20 Champions of Magic 24 Local Art Exhibits 26 KISS End of the Road Tour

19 Shop, Sell & Service at MuscleCar Garage

27 27 Cookie Cutters Haircuts for Kids The Ultimate Hair Experience for Kids

37 Father’s Day Tomahawk Steak Recipe from Barth’s Market

38 Diamond Minds Some Thoughts on Courage

28 Fun Pages 28 Word Search: Spring is here!

29 Crossword Puzzle

31 Health, Beauty, Wellness 31 Saint Barnabas Medical Center Recognized for Consecutive ‘A’s’ in Patient Safety from Leapfrog Group 33 How the Internet Can Help Prevent Alzheimer’s Disease On the Cover: Papermill Playhouse, Millburn.

Shop Local Merchants for Father’s Day, Graduates and

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Summer Camp

22 Local Gift Guide

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In The Vicinity

Local Residents Join the Sleep Out Movement

Golf Outing to Support Foster Children

n April 26, 113 women across New Jersey, including 6 from the local “Morris Auxiliary” team, traded their beds for a box and sleeping bag on the streets of Newark to help raise awareness and funds for the thousands of youth served by Covenant House. The 2019 NJ Sleep Out: Women Unite Movement raised over $240,000, with Morris Auxiliary contributing $23,495. The Sleep Out Movement was an opportunity for people to come together and make an immediate and lasting impact on the homeless young people who live at Covenant House.

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“New Jersey Women stepped up in a way that helped us to reach homeless and trafficked youth and transform their lives,” said Covenant House Development Director, Janette Scrozzo. “We raised funds for essential food, clothing, shelter, medical care, educational programs, and job training. New Jersey’s Women also sent the message that homeless kids desperately need to hear… that we care about them and believe in their promise.”

Their latest fundraising, the 24th Annual CASA Golf Outing, is set to take place on June 17. Spend a glorious day on Cedar Hill Country Club›s 6,447- yard course while knowing that your day out on the course is helping to support better futures for foster children right here in Essex County. Throughout the day, enjoy a meet and greet, golf, cocktails, and dinner and awards.

Claudia McIntyre, Cara DePaul, Tracy Leone, Jennifer Graf, LeighAnn Lively, and Janet Mark

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hroughout the year, CASA for Children of Essex County holds several major fundraising events to support their missioning of promoting the welfare of children who have been removed from their homes because of abuse, neglect or abandonment by providing a safety net of support, advocacy and mentorship.

Register at www.casaessex.org or call 973-622-1110.

Winston Prep Holds Annual Benefit

Auctioneer Sebastian Clarke

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inston Preparatory School held its spectacular 2019 Annual Spring Benefit, 500 Reasons Why, on Saturday, March 23rd with families, friends and professionals from all five campuses across the tristate area at Cipriani 42nd Street in NYC. It was a festive evening for the guests who gathered to celebrate the over 500 students who call Winston Preparatory School home.

The evening, in support of the unique work of the Winston Innovation Lab, was highlighted by a presentation by graduating senior Catherine Ojeda from the NYC campus, student band performances, dinner, dancing and an exciting Live Auction hosted by Sebastian Clarke of Rago Auctions & PBS Antiques Roadshow. All of the funds raised will benefit ongoing research and program development for students with learning differences.

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ore than 200 pieces of artwork were Students Maia Horowitz in competition at the and Madi Blanchard annual Morris County Teens Arts Festival. On May 16 at the awards reception at County College of Morris, fourteen Chatham High School (CHS) students took home top honors for their artwork.

Senior Madi Blanchard won the title of Overall Best in Show with her piece, “Portrait Triptych.” As the winner, Blanchard will have the opportunity to show her work at the NJ State Teen Arts Festival exhibit in Ocean County.

Five other Chatham High School students won blue ribbons: Jasmine Lewin, Sara Szalay, Christina Losacco, and Maia Horowitz. Additionally, eight CHS students won red ribbons: Hannah Wetter, Naomi Ross, Eliza Kaye, Amelia Sleeman, Erica Iizuka, Meghan Johnston, Ella Wagner, and Angela Imanuel.

Photo: courtesy of Chatham Schools

Chatham Students Awarded at Art Festival

ON THE COVER:

Paper Mill Playhouse

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usical theatre comes to life at Paper Mill Playhouse, a North Jersey cultural treasure located in Millburn. The not-for-profit arts organization fosters artistry through its educational programs and is committed to identifying and nurturing creative talent. As New Jersey’s largest producing theater, they share their talents to transport, entertain and inspire the audience with every production.

Discover the magic of Paper Mill Playhouse at one of their upcoming shows. Through July 3, the production of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast will enchant the whole family. On August 2 and 3, Summer Musical Theater Conservatory students will put on New Voices Concert 2019. Additional productions this year include Chasing Rainbows: The Road to Oz and Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella.

Learn more about Paper Mill Playhouse and find tickets at www.papermill.org.

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For information, contact Scott Moore, Director of Racquets, at 973-762-0928, ext. 312 or smoore@orangelawn.com.

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Cirque du Soleil: Amaluna

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Amaluna is a “celebration of love and a tribute to the work and voice of women,” as well as a work that “invites the audience to a mysterious island governed by Goddesses and guided by the cycles of the moon… In the wake of a storm caused by Prospera, a group of young men lands on the island, triggering an epic, emotional story of love between Prospera’s daughter and a brave young suitor.” The show combines acrobatics, dance and music with colorful costumes. Runs through July through July 14. Under the Big Top, Livingston Mall, 112 Eisenhower Parkway, Livingston. www.cirquedusoleil.com/amaluna

Calendar of Events JUNE 2019

Saturday, June 1 Mental Health Day Four experts will be speaking at the Mental Health Day. Each excelling in their own professions helping children and adults everyday. Our experts will be discussing ADHD, learning struggles in school, intellectual disabilities in adults, healthy eating, obesity in children, eating disorders, among other topics that affect your overall mental health. There will be a Q & A session at the end of all presentations. 1-3pm.

Register for free, space is limited. LearningRx Short Hills, 150 Main St., Suite 2, Millburn. 973-376-4646.

Native Plant Sale Turn your backyard into a haven for wildlife and attract birds, butterflies, and beneficial native pollinators to your garden. Enjoy a wonderful selection of native wildflowers, ferns, shrubs, and trees, and they have all been specially selected for their appeal to wildlife. A knowledgeable staff and volunteers available on the day of the sale to help you with your plant selections. 9am-4pm. The Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, 11 Hardscrabble Rd., Bernardsville.

908-396-6386.

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SummerART Camp and Studio Classes Teen programs. Choose from 5 sessions, Session 1 starting June 24. Montclair Art Museum, 3 South Mountain Ave., Montclair. 973-746-5555. www. montclairartmuseum.org

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Secret of the Cardboard Rocket Embark on an outstanding adventure as two children spend a night touring all the planets in our solar system alongside their ship’s navigator, a rather plucky astronomy book. You will visit each planet and learn fun and interesting facts about them! Also Sunday 1 & 3pm. Ages 5-9. Newark Museum, 49 Washington St., Newark. 973-596-6550. www.newarkmuseum.org

Events and dates subject to change. Vicinity Media Group is not responsible for changes.

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All Famous Brands Discounted • Patio Furniture • Fire Pits • Grills • Spas • More Computer Classes

Women’s Workshops

Computer training is available to all women at all levels. June classes are Intro to WORD, Intermediate WORD, and Outlook. Please call for dates and times. NCJW/Essex Center for Women, 70 South Orange Ave., Suite 120, Livingston. 973-994-4994. www.centerforwomenNJ.org

June program is, Moving? Downsizing? Tips for Selling Your Home.

Please call for date and time. Free for NCJW members. NCJW/Essex Center for Women, 70 South Orange Ave., Suite 120, Livingston. 973-9944994. Visit www.centerforwomenNJ.org

Safari time! Animals Grrrr…What animals are in your neighborhood and around the world?

Explore the museum and find some creatures that we are familiar with or not! It’s a safari! 1st & 3rd Saturdys.

To reserve your 10am & 11am spot 973-596-6672. Newark Museum, 49 Washington St., Newark. 973-5966550. www.newarkmuseum.org

Career Services This ongoing program is a service of the vocational counseling, which holds one-on-one meetings and group workshops designed to help women enter the job market, return to the workplace, or make a career change. Services include goal setting, career planning, resume writing, interviewing skills, and job search strategies. Clients may also visit the Career Closet to be outfitted with work appropriate clothing. Please contact NCJW/Essex Center for Women, 70 South Orange Ave., Suite 120, Livingston. 973-994-4994. www.centerforwomenNJ.org

Supernatural: The Play Set in none other than Brooklyn, New York in Bed-Stuy across various natural hair events, Supernatural is a funny and insightful look at Natural Hair journeys. The play explores the lives of seven women who are forced to confront their hair and themselves. Filled with stories of triumph, these women are guaranteed to make you laugh and will inspire you to think about what God gave you. 7:30-9:30pm. Burgdorff Center for the Performing Arts, 10 Durand Rd., Maplewood. www.supernaturalproject.org

Fairy Friends Use a variety of natural materials to design and create elves, imps, fairies, and pixies to take home fto be placed in your own garden, or in the Fairy Houses on Fairy Day, June 23.

2- 3:30pm. Ages 6 & Up. The Frelinghuysen Arboretum, 353 Hanover Ave., Morris Township. www.morrisparks.net

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Scavenger Hunt!

Team up with friends & family to use puzzles, clues, and more that will challenge you as you race through the town of Millburn for an adventure. Age Requirement: At least one team member must be 13 years old.

2-4 People on a team. First come first serve basis. Prizes will also be rewarded for: Best dressed group and Best picture (group or individual).

Noon-3pm. LearningRx Short Hills, 150 Main St., Millburn.

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Summer & Craft Beer Festival Featuring more than 25 food trucks.

Festival attendees also will enjoy a wide variety of free on-field activities including live music from the Eagles Tribute band, Desert Highway; backyard games; a bounce house; slides and more. $8 admission, children under 36” free. Food to be sold by vendors at an additional cost. Noon7pm. Yogi Berra Stadium, 8 Yogi Berra Drive, Little Falls. 973-746-7434. www.yogiberrastaduium.com

Ski, Pool Patio & Spa Shops

2980 Rte. 10W, Morris Plains, NJ • 973-267-0964 (4 miles west of Rte. 287)

M-F 10-7, Sat 9-6, Sun 10-5

Visit www.PelicanShops.com for discount coupons

Summer Camp Registration at The Connection Camps run from June 24-Aug 23, for boys and girls ages 3 and up.

SummerFun (mornings), Specialty Camps-STEM, sports, warrior, gym, acro, gymnastics, theater, travel, digital media and robotics, cooking, dance, fashion, fine arts, cheer and more. Full Day and Half Day, combine and save! Extended hours. The Connection, 79 Maple St., Summit. www.TheConnectionOnline. 908273-4242.

Under Cover Music Fest South Orange Village Center Alliance (SOVCA) is pleased to present the second annual Under Cover Music Fest, a free event for all ages featuring six cover bands and a bustling beer garden—plus, no cover charge.

4-10pm. (rain date June 2, 3-9pm), The Heart of South Orange on Sloan Street. (continued on page 12)

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Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Production

The whole family will be enchanted by this gorgeous production, based on the Academy Award–winning animated movie, featuring stunning costumes and sets, spectacular dance numbers, and, of course, a fairy-tale ending. Runs through July 3. The Paper Mill Playhouse, 22 Brookside Drive, Millburn. 973-3764343. www.papermill.org/shows-tickets

Sunday, June 2 New Jersey Civic Youth Ballet Double Feature “Peter and the Wolf” is a timeless classic that delights both children and adults alike. It is a story of unexpected friendships, teamwork and bravery. This ballet serves as a great introduction for children to learn the instruments of the orchestra because each character is represented by a different instrument. “Carnival of the Animals” is a charming ballet that tells the story of a young girl who falls asleep and dreams her favorite stuffed animal, a lion, has come to life! 4pm. Sitnik Theatre of the Lackland Performing Arts Center, 715 Grand Ave., Hackettstown. 908-979-0900. www. centenarystageco.org

“Tea, Food and Fashion from Jane Austen to Queen Victoria” Discussion

This exhibit “Working the Land: Life, Family, and Change in the Early 1800s NJ” tells the stories of those men and women who lived in New Jersey during the mid-1800s, exploring the tools and strategies that helped people of the time meet the challenges of working the land. One of the focal points in the new exhibit are discussions about “moments of change” which include new technologies, innovations, adaptations and breakthrough inventions that would eventually alter people’s lives. The Museum of Early Trades & Crafts, 9 Main St., Madison. 973-377-2982 ext. 16. www.metc.org

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Love big band music? Stop by and listen to some great tunes played by Glenn Frank and his talented 16-piece Jazz Band. 8-10pm. SuzyQue’s BBQ and Bar, 34 South Valley Rd., West Orange. 973-736-7899. www. suzyques.com

Carbohydrate Awareness for Persons with Diabetes

Come in for free assistance with Nooks, Kindles, Androids, iPads, and iPhone. Learn how to borrow free eBooks, e-audiobooks, movies, music, and more with your Springfield card. Sessions run from 7-8:30pm each Monday – no appointment necessary. Springfield Free Library, 66 Mountin Ave., Springfield. 973-3764930. www.sfplnj.org Food historian and Certified Tea Specialist Judith Krall-Russo will discuss author Jane Austen’s life in the Regency Era and the similarities and differences with the Victorian Era. Learn about tea, food, fashion and more in these two different time periods and discover how the Industrial Revolution had an impact on these two eras. Free. Registration required. 2pm.

West Caldwell Public Library, 30 Clinton Rd., West Caldwell. 973-226-5441. www.wcplnj.org or sign-up online @ www.bccls.libcal.com/event/5389291

2019 5K Celebration of Life

Offering fresh fruits & vegetables, meats, poultry, fish, cheeses, prepared foods, baked goods, condiments, honey, flowers, wine, pickles, and so much more.

8am-2pm Saturdays throughout November at the Walnut Street Train station, 86 Walnut St., Montclair. www.montclairfarmersmarket.org

Jazz Mondays

Drop In Tech Help

LAW (Legal Assistance for Women)

Montclair Farmers Market

Registration for AfterSchool Program Homework assistance, enrichment activities for K-5th grades 3-6pm at Brayton, Jefferson, Lincoln-Hubbard, Franklin, Washington and Wilson Primary Center Schools, Summit. 6-8th grades 2:45-6pm, Monday– Friday at The Connection, 79 Maple St., Summit.

908-273-4242 Registration forms at www.TheConnectionOnline.org.

This class will focus on how carbohydrates affect blood sugars, review carbohydrate counting skills, identify portion size, as well as discuss label reading and tools to assist in accurately counting carbohydrates. Free. Barnabas Health Ambulatory Care Center, 200 South Orange Ave., Livingston. Registration required: 888-724-7123.

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Ongoing program that provides clients with a confidential consultation by a professional to determine how best to approach a legal concern. Appointments must be scheduled in advance. NCJW/Essex Center for Women, 70 South Orange Ave., Suite 120, Livingston. 973-994-4994. visit www.centerforwomenNJ. org

Monday, June 3

The 5K Celebration of Life is a special time of healing for those whose lives have been touched by organ and tissue donation. Spend a morning with a loving and supportive community. Enjoy entertainment, dancing, refreshments, food trucks, sponsor village, giveaways and kids’ activities. 7:30 am event begins.

8:30 am race. 10am walk. NJ Sharing Network Headquarters, 691 Central Ave., New Providence. www. events.njsharingnetwork.org

Social Dancing Instruction: Swing Dance Led by Robert J. Sweeney, dance instructor, competition judge, and former dance school owner. Casual, loose clothing advised. Avoid rubber-soled shoes.

Partner not required. The Senior Center Of The Chathams, 58 Meyersville Rd., Chatham. Sign up at 973-635-4565.www.Chathamseniorcenter.org

Tuesday, June 4 Overview of the Tappan Zee Bridge Project Rich Schrader will discuss the replacement of the old Tappan Zee Bridge with the new bridge covering the history of replacement discussions and actions, the procurement method selected by state, key political and private individuals, political considerations and current status. 9:30-11:30am. Summit Old Guards, 360 Elkwood Ave., New Providence. 908-591-4759.

Registration for Summer Classes Classes for parent and child, preschool, aquatics, dance for adults and youth and adult fitness. Classes run from June 24 –Aug 18. The Connection, 79 Maple St., Summit. 908-273-4242. www.TheConnectionOnline.org (continued on page 14)

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SUNDAY, JUNE 9

Great Swamp Great Musical Festival

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ather up your friends and family for an afternoon of live, outdoor music at GSWA’s 2nd Annual Great Swamp Great Music Festival. Grab a spot under the tent or in the field, and check out the variety of tasty food, merchandise, and adult beverages for sale by our local vendors. Be sure to bring along your favorite picnic blanket or lawn chairs. This is allthe ingredients you’ll need for a sensational Sunday afternoon!

Musical lineup includes: Lenox Underground, LogJam, Not Enough Jeffs, Purple Hayes, and The Gammon Brothers The food vendors are: Minuteman Smokehouse & Grill of Morristown—BBQ pork, chicken & ribs, grilled veggies, beans, cornbread; Pie Oh My of Little Falls–Pizza: Vegan, vegetarian, and classic style; Summer Daze Catering Co. of Basking Ridge– all-beef hot dogs, chicken & apple sausage sandwiches, all-beef spicy sausage sandwiches, fries, fresh squeezed on the spot lemonade; Friendly’s Ice Cream Truck of Morris Plains— assorted ice cream flavors; Lebanon Boro General Store of Lebanon—Brownies, cookies, & cupcakes

Beverages for the day will be: FREE WATER – “Puddles” will be on-site! Bring your refillable water bottles; fresh squeezed, onthe-spot lemonade; beer and wine (with proper ID) served from a cool, antique fire truck.

Merchandise vendors that will be on hand include: Back to Nature Home & Garden of Basking Ridge—All things bees and honey; Crafts by Alice of Morris Plains–crafts, wire trees, painted glassware; Garden Goat Soap of Madison–homemade goat milk bath and body; Patricia & Paul Artisans of Fine Oils & Balsamics of Summit–Specialty oil & vinegar flavors; and Scooch A Mi Boutique of Chatham–Accessories that give back… and there’s plenty of free parking!

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Blues Tuesdays Andy Lackow and friends play it the way you like it.

8-11pm. SuzyQue’s BBQ and Bar, 34 South Valley Rd., West Orange. 973-736-7899. wwwsuzyques. com

Rutgers Master Gardener: Container Gardening

Phantom of the Universe: The Hunt for Dark Matter This planetarium program showcases the exciting exploration of dark matter, from the Big Bang to the world’s largest and most powerful particle collider.

See the first hints of its existence through the eyes of astronomers and then plummet deep into an old gold mine to visit the most sensitive dark matter detector on Earth. Ages 10+. Wed-Sun, 2pm. Newark Museum, 49 Washington St., Newark. 973-596-6550. www.newarkmuseum.org

Computer Training The Library will offer free computer lessons on Thursday mornings, by appointment. Sign up for an individual half-hour lesson on basic computer skills.

Springfield Free Public Library, 66 Mountain Ave., Springfield. www.sfplnj.org Desk or call 973-3764930. Friday, June 7

Unique Photo Expo

Wednesday Karaoke Sing the night away. 8pm. SuzyQue’s BBQ and Bar, 34 South Valley Rd,., West Orange. 973-736-7899. www.suzyques.com

Movie Screening If you have a small yard, small budget or limited time to garden, try container gardening. Participants will learn how to assemble an impressive spectacle involving many containers or just one container to place in your window, on your deck or on your porch. 7pm.

Library of the Chathams, 214 Main St., Chatham.

973-635-0603. www.chathamlibrary.org

The next installment in the Library’s 1969 retrospective film series will be a screening of Hello Dolly!

Starring Barbara Streisand and Walter Matthau. Set in 1890, the movie follows the romantic and comical exploits of the matchmaker Dolly Levi as she sets her sights on “half a millionaire” Horace VanderGelder.

The Springfield Free Public Library, 66 Mountain Ave., Springfield. www.springfieldpubliclibrary.com

Rummage Sale

Morristown International Folk Dancer

Great buys: clothes, shoes, handbags, scarves, ties, dresses, linens, books, kitchenware, toys, media, china, glassware, home décor, and more. 8-11am and 4-7pm. Also June 6, bag sale, 9am-Noon. Green Village United Methodist Church, 500 Spring Valley Rd., Green Village. 973-377-1459.

Every Wednesday evening 7:30-11pm. Beginner and newcomers welcome. No partner needed. Mountain Lakes Community Church, 48 Briarcliff Rd., Mountain Lakes. 973-228-5966. www.njfolkdance.tripod.com/ fd_morristown.html

Chatham Farmers Market Offering fruits, vegetables, traditional Italian jams, sauces, edible flowers, herbs dried fruit and nuts are included. 8am-4pm. Every Tuesday through October.

54 Fairmount Ave., Chatham. 973-635-0674.

Wednesday, June 5 Brew Ha-Ha Dreamcatcher Does Improv Dreamcatcher Rep’s improv team is bringing the laughs to Untied Brewing Company for one night only. Sample some delicious local beer, bring your own snacks, and enjoy a show packed with spontaneous hilarity in a new and unconventional setting.

7pm. Untied Brewing Company, 140 Spring St., Unit C, New Providence. 908-514-9654 .www.facebook. com/untiedbrewingco/

Thursday, June 6 Staging and Selling Your Home Participants will learn about what repairs are necessary for a home inspection, how to get the best price for your home, how to attract the right buyers to your home and help them envision living there, staging tips from a professional stager, and easy solutions to get rid of your “stuff”. 7pm. Library of the Chathams, 214 Main St., Chatham. Sign up at 973-635-0603 or visit www.chathamlibrary.org

Book to Plate: Simple Cake

South Orange Farmers Market All of your favorite farmers and vendors will be offering fresh fruits and vegetables, eggs, freshly baked breads, nuts, meats, seafood, pickles, olives, homemade ice cream, apple cider and so much more.

2-7pm. Sloan Street Parking Lot 9, South Orange.

908-763-6899.

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Simple Cake is a nostalgic ode to the joy of homemade cake with easy mix-and-match recipes for a sweet lift any day. Odette Williams gives you recipes for 10 base cakes, 15 toppings, and endless decorating ideas to yield a treat--such as Milk & Honey Cake, Coconut Cake, Summer Berry Pavlova, and Chocolatey Chocolate Cake--for any occasion. This cost of the event includes a copy of “Simple Cake”.

6:30-8pm. The Book House, 281 Essex St., Millburn.

973-564-6262. www.thebookhousemillburn.com

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From beginners to professionals don’t miss NJ’s largest photography event ever. The biggest sale on cameras, video & more. 30+ free photography workshops. Shop & learn. Classes raffles & great savings.

Runs through June 9. Visit web for classes, dates and times. Unique Photo SuperStore, 123 US Hwy 46 West, Fairfield.1-800-631-0300. www.uniquephoto. com/expo

Annual Street Fair St. Peter’s Episcopal Church will host its 88th Annual Street Fair, featuring old-fashioned fun with face painting, a children’s Grand Prix, inflatables, pony rides, a petting zoo and games for all ages. A gaming truck will be on site Friday, and fire truck tours will be offered Saturday. There will be plenty to eat at the snack bar and a delicious chicken dinner served both nights, along with cotton candy, popcorn and strawberries & shortcake. Also June 8. 5:30-9pm. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, 271 Roseland Ave., Essex Fells.

Music Vibe at the Dome Lounge

The vinyl was searched for the best beats and have assembled an eclectic mix of genres and party starters spinning the hottest old school & new school dance tracks from across the decades. DJ performances every Friday & Saturday from 8pm-1am. Classic latenight comfort food and full desert menu available Fridays & Saturdays 5:30-10pm. Dome Lounge at the Manor Restaurant, 111 Prospect Ave., West Orange.

973-731-2360. www.themanorrestaurant.com

Madison Farmers Market Every Thursday from 2-7pm through October 24th (Market will be closed on July 4th). Central Ave. between Main St. and Cook Ave., Madison.

20th Anniversary Roses to Rock Gardens Tour

Don’t miss the tour of local, private gardens, featuring unique and special properties in Montclair and Glen Ridge. Guests can visit the gardens over the course of the two day event, between the hours of 11am-4pm daily. Ticket holders are also invited to a special talk on the history and development of Van Vleck’s historic gardens on June 8th at 9:30am. Tour is rain or shine. Van Vleck House & Gardens, 21 Van Vleck St., Montclair.

To purchase tickets, please visit www. vanvleck.org

An Evening With Eve Ensler The Maplewood-South Orange Book Festival is proud to host “An Evening With Eve Ensler,” iconic feminist, writer, playwright and author of “The Vagina Monologues.” 7-10pm. The Woodland in Maplewood, 60 Woodland Rd., Maplewood. 973-843-7157. www.thewoodlandnj.com

Saturday, June 8 Pop Hop Father’s Day Dance A great night of memories as attendees celebrate dad, grandpa, an uncle or another important male in your life with a dinner and dancing. Dress to impress. Please register online or in person by June 5. 6-8pm. Guests must present a valid state/government-issued photo ID. Madison Area YMCA’s Family Center; Buttenheim Hall, 111 Kings Rd., Madison. 973-822-YMCA (9622). www.madisonareaymca.org

Live Entertainment The Jersey Swamp Cats deliver guitar and piano driven jump blues and vintage rock’n roll-pure, infectious fun for listeners who enjoy a retro sound delivered with joy and energy. 9pm1am. SuzyQue’s BBQ and Bar, 34 South Valley Rd., West Orange. 973736-7899. www. suzyques.com

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The Magic School Bus Production

Parkinson’s Disease Support Group A support group for those with Parkinson’s and other neuromuscular and movement disorders.1:30-2:30pm.

Free. Saint Barnabas Wellness Institute at Leon & Toby Cooperman JCC MetroWest, 760 Northfield Ave., West Orange. Registration required: 973-322-8195 or www.rwjbh.org/ sbmcevents.

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When the class gets lost on the way to the planetarium, Ms. Frizzle saves the day by blasting into outer space for an epic interplanetary field trip!

Ages 5+. 10am. The Paper Mill Playhouse, 22 Brookside Drive, Millburn.

973-376-4343. www.papermill.org/ shows-tickets

“Music for Love” Concert Livingston Symphony Orchestra to perform Wagner’s “Meistersinger Overture, “Romeo Alone” from Berlioz’s “Romeo and Juliet”, and Stravinsky’s “Firebird Suite.” Featured young artist Alexander Wu of Livingston also to perform Mozart Clarinet Concerto with the Orchestra. Tickets available at the door For more information, please call973-980-1809 or visit www.lsonj.org (continued on page 16)

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Her singular songbook includes timeless titles like “Midnight Train to Georgia,” “Neither One of Us,: “That’s What Friends Are For,” and more. She will be joined by special guest Will Downing, music’s “Prince of Sophisticated Soul. He has a career that spans over three decades and 21 albums, with classics that include “Go Crazy,” and “Wishing on a Star.”

New Jersey Perfoming Arts Center (NJPAC) Prudential Hall, 1 Center Street, Newark 1-800-GO-JNJPAC | www.njpac.org

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“A Thousand Beautiful Things” Concert

Civil War Weekend Step onto the battlefield, and become a part of the action as the American Civil War is brought to life. Reenactors from the Second New Jersey Brigade present the daily lives of soldiers, while demonstrating musket, artillery, and bayonet drills, cannon firings, exciting skirmishes, and so much more. 10am-5pm. & Sunday 10am-4pm. Free for children under age 4.

Historic Speedwell, 333 Speedwell Ave., Morristown. www.morrisparks.net

Live Entertainment Laredo, the Band performs rock and roll, country and blues, as well as folk. 9pm-1am. SuzyQue’s BBQ and Bar, 34 South Valley Rd., West Orange. 973-7367899. www. suzyques.com The Harmonium Choral Society to perform eclectic and uplifting selections from Annie Lennox to Palestrina, including Ešenvalds’s Only in Sleep, Gjeilo’s Unicornis Captivatur, and the winner of the 22nd annual High School Student Composition Contest. Also June 9. 7:30pm. Grace Episcopal Church, 4 Madison Ave., Madison. For more information call 973-5386969 or visit www.harmonium.org

George Washington, New Jersey, and the Revolutionary War Joel Farkas, docent at Washington’s Headquarters in Morristown, will present a lecture on George Washington’s service during the French and Indian War, his involvement in New Jersey battles, and living through harsh winters in Morristown. In addition, a visual tour of the Ford Mansion will show some historical artifacts, relate their stories, and in many cases, their connection to George Washington. 2 pm. Library of the Chathams, 214 Main St., Chatham. Sign up at 973635-0603 or visit www.chathamlibrary.org

The Family Expo of America

Family S.T.E.M. and Outdoor Adventures Second Sarurdays : Insect Discovery. The Saturday programs are the perfect way to join your child as you connect science, technology, engineering, and math (S.T.E.M.) to nature through hands-on, inquiry-based lessons. Children will enjoy outdoor exploration and interactive games. Ages 4-12. 10:30am-Noon. Prudential Outdoor Learning, 32 Prince St,. Newark. www.citybloom.org/events/secondsaturdays

The purpose is to provide events in the Community free for all to attend and enjoy! Come out and enjoy a fun filled day! Shop, explore, learn, make and mingle.

There will be give aways, music and so much more.

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Discover How Much Fun a Haircut Can Be!

4th Annual Turtle Back Zoo Sleepover!

Join us on June 15th between 10am-1pm for our

GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION!

Observe the animals in the dark, interact with our Educators and Keepers, and discover how the zoo works behind the scenes. The evening includes: snack; crafts project; activity program with an animal encounter; free overnight parking; secure indoor sleeping area at the Berson Education Center and breakfast. Ages 6+. At least 1 adult for 4 children in party. A registrtion packet will be emailed after registration. From 5pm, June 8 to 8:30am, June 9. Turtle Back Zoo, 560 Northfield Ave., West Orange. 973-731-5800 ext 103 or email mhunt@parks. essexcountynj.org for more information.

Fishawack Festival For centuries Chatham has provided a welcome stop for travelers and merchants along the Fishawack (Lenni Lenape Indian’s term for the Passaic River.) Events include crafters, vendors, Kids’ Fun Zone, live entertainment at the Gazebo Stage and Grand Lawn Lum Stage, pop up entertainment, food court, car show in RR Plaza North, senior lounge, and the 19th Amendment Celebration. 10am-4pm.

Main St., Chatham. 973-635-0674 x 200.

Sunday, June 9 North Jersey PrideFest 2019 Enjoy a live stage showcasing incredible talent, 100+ merchant vendors, and our famous five-star food court, featuring outstanding fare from local culinary artisans. Come with a blanket or some beach chairs and spread out on the lawn. Your kids will be off enjoying the huge Rainbow Kids Zone, with a live kids stage. Best of all, learn more about the wonderful LGBTQ and ally nonprofits that are doing important work in the community.The Festival is a family-friendly celebration of love, respect and unity. Noon-6pm.

Maplewood Memorial Park Maplewood. www.maplewoodartsandculture.org

Great Swamp Music Festival Gather up your friends and family for an afternoon of live, outdoor music at the 2nd Annual Great Swamp, Great Music Festival. Grab a spot under the tent or in the field, and check out the variety of tasty food, merchandise, and adult beverages for sale by our local vendors. Be sure to bring a lawn chair or blanket along with a refillable water bottle. 12-5pm Hartley Farms Polo Field, Spring Valley Rd., Harding Township. 973-538-3500. www. great swamp.org

The Metropolitan Orchestra of NJ Concert Now in its 47th season, the Orchestra will present a Spring Concert. Conducting the orchestra is Michael Stratechuk, and the cello soloist performing “Silent Woods” is Leo Grinhauz.

Chatham High School, 255 Lafayette Ave., Chatham. Call 862-571-5279 or visit www.MetropolitanOrchestraNJ. org for more information.

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Quilt Exhibit Art Reception & Demo

Second Sunday: Glass & Gloss Exhibit

The Friends of the New Providence Memorial Library kick off their community quilt exhibit with a reception that includes a quilting demo. Free.

Everyone is welcome. 2-4:45pm.

New Providence Memorial Library, 377 Elkwood Ave., New Providence.

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A day-long event with fun for everyone featuring: a food truck festival, beer garden; live music; fishing derby; craft fair; pet adoption; children activities and community pool open house. Hosted by Livingston PBA and Livingston Rotary Clubs. 11am-6pm.

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Get your shine on during an engaging afternoon of activities celebrating the Museum’s new exhibition, “Unexpected Color: A Journey Through Glass.” There will be a live performance by dancers combining dazzling glass suits and dynamic light effects.

Participants can make glass sing in a workshop on creating music with drinking glasses and learn tips in a “glass” makeup beauty demo. Enjoy a multimedia presentation on unexpected facts about glass and color.

Program also includes gallery tours and planetarium shows. Noon-5pm.

Newark Museum, 49 Washington St., Newark, 973-596-6550. www.newarkmuseum.org

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Art League of the Chathams Art Exhibit The art is for sale and the reception is free and open to the public. The library is handicap accessible. Reception 2:15-4:15pm. Runs through June 28. Library of the Chathams, 214 Main St., Chatham. For questions about the exhibit, call 973-635-0603.

Monday, June 10 AARP Driver Safety Course Refresh your driving skills and knowledge of the rules of the road. This driving program is geared for the over age 50 population by offering help with age-related changes.

Course completion could earn you a discount on car insurance. Course will be completed in one 6-hour session with breaks. Bring your lunch.

9:30am-3:30pm. Fee applies. Checks only, made payable to AARP. Reserve a spot by calling the Center at 973635-4565. The Senior Center Of The Chathams, 58 Meyersville Rd., Chatham. www.Chathamseniorcenter. org

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ivingston’s MuscleCar Garage is all about classic, muscle cars. Opened in 2006 by Steve Ottomanelli and Joel Rothke, the business is the best source for restored 1930’s to 1980’s muscle cars. Their showroom boasts a well-stocked inventory of Corvettes, Convertibles, and other classics. They pride themselves on selling the very best cars and guarantee the highest quality of muscle and classic cars.

Along with selling, MuscleCar Garage offers a wide variety of services at their clean, climate controlled facility. They offer short and long-term storage, where customers can store their cars or motorcycles at the fully secure facility.

For those looking to sell, MuscleCar Garage offers vehicle appraisals to determine a vehicle’s worth. Additional services include, but are not limited to, simple tune-ups and maintenance, detailing, pre-purchase inspection, and performances upgrades. Go on down and visit Joel and Steve, and let them assist you with all your Classic and Performance Automotive needs.

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MuscleCar Garage 7 Industrial Parkway, Main Door #14, Livingston 973-758-8944 | www.musclegarage.com

Discover New Jersey State Parks Some of New Jersey’s most exciting history can be found in its more than two dozen parks, historic battlefields and abandoned forges. Led by photographer and American history lecturer Kevin Woyce, this program includes original photography of many of our beautiful state parks, plus vintage maps and images of historic people, places, and events. 1-2pm. SAGE Eldercare, 290 Broad St., Summit. To register call 908-598-5548.

Wednesday, June 12 Ken Ludwig’s The Three Musketeers

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Thursday, June 13

Cirque du Soleil: “Amaluna”

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Amaluna is a “celebration of love and a tribute to the work and voice of women,” as well as a work that “invites the audience to a mysterious island governed by Goddesses and guided by the cycles of the moon. …

In the wake of a storm caused by Prospera, a group of young men lands on the island, triggering an epic, emotional story of love between Prospera’s daughter and a brave young suitor.” The show combines acrobatics, dance and music with colorful costumes.

Runs through July through July 14. Under the Big Top, Livingston Mall, 112 Eisenhower Parkway, Livingston. www.cirquedusoleil.com/amaluna

CREATEabilities Program

Join D’Artagnan and his sister Sabine as they journey to Paris to seek their fame and fortune in the world of the musketeers, King Louis VIII, and the powerful Cardinal Richelieu. Witness dazzling swordplay, daring deeds, heroics, and true love in this beloved epic. Directed by Rick Sordelet. Runs through July 7.

The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, 36 Madison Ave., Madison. 973-408-5600. www.shakespearenj. org

Children of all abilities can explore artistic materials, make friends, and enjoy being creative together in this inclusive program. Activities may include sensory exploration, creative movement, story time, and gallery visitation. Led by an art educator and an occupational therapist, this new program is designed for preschool and early elementary children. 9:30-11:30am. Montclair Art Museum, 3 South Mountain Ave. Montclair.

973-746-5555. www.montclairartmuseum.org

Something for everyone! Vases, baskets, holiday items, household items, paperback books, jewelry, children’s items, some collectables and more. The Sale is a fundraiser for the programs and projects of the Madison Community House. 4-8pm. June 14th, 8am- 2pm and June 15th, 9am-1pm. Madison Community House, 25 Cook Ave., Madison. 973-3770244.

Medicare 101 SAGE will host SHIP (State Health Insurance Assistance Program) to discuss Medicare plans and options. SAGE Eldercare, 290 Broad St., Summit. 908273-6999.

Sleep Apnea Patient Support Group The Center for Sleep Disorders at Saint Barnabas offers a support group for people who have been diagnosed with sleep apnea and are using a CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) machine to treat the condition. 6-7pm. Free. RWJBarnabas Health Corporate, 95 Old Short Hills Rd., West Orange Registration required: 1-888-724-7123 or www.rwjbh. org/sbmcevents.

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Champions of Magic

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he Champions Of Magic team present incredible illusions with supercars, an impossible escape from Houdini’s water torture cell, a mind-blowing prediction that has to be seen to be believed, levitation high above the stage and a finale beyond explanation. The show features spectacular magic that can’t be seen anywhere else. Champions of Magic has been seen by tens of thousands around the world – now’s your chance to see why fans return to see one of the world’s biggest touring illusion shows time and time again. Don’t miss your chance to catch some of the greatest magicians on the planet, with a show that never fails to amaze, in Champions Of Magic.

In addition to regular admission, special VIP packages are available that include: exclusive t-shirt, tour poster, VIP laminate and postshow Meet and Greet with cast.

Mayo Performing Arts Center 2pm & 7pm.

100 South Street, Morristown | 973-539-8008 www.mayoarts.org

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Final Exam Peer Tutoring (Teens)

Senior Prom Dance Party

Free tutoring offered by local high school students in a variety of subjects, plus dedicated quiet space in the library for studying. Sessions vary depending on subject & tutor availability. New Providence Memorial Library, 377 Elkwood Ave., New Providence. 908665-0311.

Fine Art and Fine Crafts Fair There is no better way to buy hand crafted fine art and fine crafts than to meet with the artisans themselves and to see and feel the creations first hand.

Fine artists working in a variety of media, fine photographers, and fine crafters working with clay, wood, glass, metal, fiber, leather and gold and silver for jewelry will please everyone’s tastes. Also June 16, 10am-5pm. Unlimited free parking. Brookdale Park, Watchung Ave., Bloomfield. www.rosesquared.com

Drop in Craft: Make a Father’s Day Card Join us at our weekly drop in craft session and make a special card for your dad! 2pm. New Providence Memorial Library, 377 Elkwood Ave., New Providence.

908-665-0311.

Friday, June 14 Full Moon Hike & Campfire Stories Look and listen for owls and other nightlife creatures by the light of a full moon. Later relax by a roaring bonfire and hear stories that 18th century colonists told around their own campfires and learn about their views on the darkness. Led by two highly experienced and knowledgeable naturalists. 8:30-1pm.

Jockey Hollow section of Morristown National Historical Park, 600 Tempe Wick Rd., Morristown. Register at www.GreatSwamp.org or call 973-538-3500.

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Cocktails, dinner, dancing & silent auction. Proceeds benefit The Montclair Inn. The mission of The Montclair Inn is to provide affordable housing to independent seniors who are age 55 and up. 6:30-11pm.

Leir Hall, Montclair Art Museum, 3 S Mountain Ave., Montclair. 973-746-8917. www.themontclairinn.org

Live Entertainment High Mileage is a classic rock band covering mostly 80-90’s music. 9pm-1am. SuzyQue’s BBQ and Bar, 34 South Valley Rd., West Orange. 973-736-7899. www. suzyques.com

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Mendham Food Truck and Music Festival Home Run Derby and plenty of activities for the young and old. Over 20 Gourmet Food Trucks, partnered with some incredible bands, make for an enchanting and fulfilling Summer day. Bring your appetite, lawn chairs, dogs and blankets. Dine on excellent food, while enjoying the beer and sangria garden along with the amazing sounds. 11am-7pm. Rain date June 16. Mendham Borough Park, Mountain Ave & Park Ave, Mendham. 973-927-2794. www.mendhamnj.org/index.cfm

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Live Entertainment The Darla Hood Band is a 5 piece classic rock band who prefers playing those deeper cuts you know but probably haven’t heard in awhile.

9pm-1am. SuzyQue’s BBQ and Bar, 34 South Valley Rd., West Orange.

973-736-7899. www. suzyques.com

Aviation Hall Of Fame & Muesum of NJ Wings & Wheels Show The popular “Wings and Wheels Salute To Veterans” Expo will be returning this year to Essex County Airport in Fairfield. This year’s show will include antique and modern military and civil aircraft, a hot air balloon, helicopter rides, classic cars, aviation vendors, live entertainment! 9am5pm, Jun 16, 9am-5pm. Essex County Airport, 27 Wright Way, Fairfield.

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Climb aboard the mid-1900’s excursion train and enjoy an old-fashioned, pleasant Sunday afternoon with family and friends. The 10-mile, 45-minute round trip excursion from Whippany to Roseland and return is a thrill for the children as they enjoy what for many, will be their very first train ride...and they can also learn about and experience the history of New Jersey’s rich railroad and transportation heritage. Tour the Museum site, which features an outstanding collection of historic railroad locomotives, operating model train layouts and vintage farm tractors. Trains depart 1-4pm on the hour. 973-887-8177. www.WhippanyRailwayMuseum.net

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Celebrate Father’s Day with the only New Jersey Car Show to feature Jaguars exclusively. Rain date Sunday, June 23rd. No registration required.

Noon-3pm. Van Vleck House & Gardens, 21 Van Vleck St., Montclair.

Offering flowers and plants, fruits and vegetables (including organic), herbs, baked goods, eggs, cheeses, honey, fish, poultry, grass-fed beef and pork.

Area residents and visitors alike flock to the Market on Sundays to see, smell, sample and delight in everything Jersey Fresh. Sundays, 8:30am– 2pm, through November 24. Spring and Mottis Sts., Morristown. www. moristownfarmersmarket.com (continued on page 23)

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Support Your Local Merchant. Shop Local.

Find the perfect gift at nearby independently owned businesses in our community.

These catch-all porcelain trays, featuring wise sayings, are the perfect gift for Father’s Day.

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Monday, June 17 Acrylic Painting: Magnolia Learn how to paint a beautiful magnolia blossom. All levels of ability welcome and all necessary supplies provided. Limited class size. 10:30am-12:30pm. Reserve a spot by calling the Center at 973-635-4565.

The Senior Center Of The Chathams, 58 Meyersville Rd., Chatham. www.Chathamseniorcenter.org

Book Group

Library Program

The book group will discuss “The Story of Arthur Truluv” by Elizabeth Berg, a beautiful and moving novel of compassion in the face of loss of the small acts that turn friends into family, and of the possibilities to achieve happiness at any age. Copies are available to check out at the front desk. 10:30am. New Providence, Memorial Library, 377 Elkwood Ave., New Providence. 908-665-0311.

Anthony Florio speaks about his new memoir “Yankee Batboy: The Luckiest Kid in New York.” Mr. Florio travelled with the Yankees from 1962-64 including three World Series. 7pm. Springfield Free Public Library, 66 Mountain Ave., Springfield. 973-376-4930. www.sfplnj.org

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Tips For Seniors On Staying In Their Home

Free Movies Tuesdays

Aging in your own space involves being able to remain in the home of your choice, even as your needs may change. Learn about home modifications, assistive technology, health care services, community resources, financial concerns and legal preparations.

12:30pm. The Senior Center Of The Chathams, 58 Meyersville Rd., Chatham. 973-635-4565. www.Chathamseniorcenter.org

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Tuesday, June 18 The Art of Topiary Design

“Belle” Rated PG. 1pm. New Providence Memorial Library, 377 Elkwood Ave., New Providence. 908665-0311.

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Summer Reading Kick-Off Help kick off the start of summer reading and join a live animal show presented by Unique Creatures of NJ. All ages. 1pm. New Providence Memorial Library, 377 Elkwood Ave., New Providence. 908-665-0311. www.newprovidencelibrary.org

Professional Floral Designer Marge Hulstrunk demonstrates several different topiary designs to re-create for your home or special event using a variety of materials. 7-8:30pm. The Frelinghuysen Arboretum, 353 Hanover Ave., Morris Township. www. morrisparks.net

With over 150 rides and attractions, this is the place where families will enjoy quality rides, plenty of free entertainment, exciting games and prizes as well as a wide and diverse selection of delicious foods. There are a variety of activities to interest all ages. Hours vary. Runs through July 7. MetLife Stadium, Stadium Road, East Rutherford. www.njfair.com (continued on page 24)

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Local Art Exhibits

Photography Instructors’ Summer Exhibition David DesRochers and Phil Witt, long-time instructors for the Sherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary’s digital photography workshop series, have been photographing the natural world for decades. Their enthusiasm for both nature and photography is evident in their images — ranging from landscapes to wildlife captured from locations around the world. Runs through August 26. Wayrick Wildlife Art Gallery, Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, 11 Hardscrabble Rd., Bernardsville.

908-396-6386. www.njaudubon.org

“Sally Abbott: Recent Work” Exhibit

Art League of the Chathams Show The Art League of the Chathams will hold a show of members’ multi-media art through June. An opening reception June 9 from 2:15 to 4 pm. All are welcome to attend. The show may also be viewed during regular library hours through the month. Library of the Chathams, 214 Main St., Chatham. Sign up at 973-635-0603 or visit www.chathamlibrary.org

The extended display of “Sally Abbott: Recent Work”, a solo show of paintings by Sally Abbott, Chatham painter and world traveler, will continue until September 6. In addition, the work by member artists from The Art League of the Chathams will continue to be displayed in the strolling gallery, of the Chatham Municipal Building, 58 Meyersville Rd., Chatham. Art is available for sale. For more information, call 973-635-0845.

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Friday, June 21 BINGO Fund Raiser Proceeds to benefit their Food Pantry. Snacks and beverages will be available for purchase, and you are welcome to bring your own food.

The first number is called at 7pm. The Episcopal Church of the Holy Spirit, 36 Gould St., Verona. For more information see holyspiritverona.org

Mommy and Me Tea Luncheon

Saturday, June 22 Weequahic Park House Music Festival The 9th Annual Weequahic Park House Music Festival takes participants back in time to the days of Club Zanzibar, Paradise Garage, Club 88, Cheetah’s Club and party to all the great hits. This event starts “The Essex County Summer Music 2019 Live Free Concert Series.” 9am-10pm. Weequahic Park, Elizabeth Ave and Meeker Ave, Newark. www.aaccoec.org

Victorian Morristown Walking Tour Learn about one of the grandest periods in Morristown’s 300-year history with guide Karen Ann Kurlander, a Victorian lifestyle expert and Historic District resident. Walk through town visiting commercial and reseidntial building dating from 1870-1910. Victorian social customs will be featured. 11am-Noon. Morris County Tourism Bureau, 6 Court St., Morristown.

Treat yourself and your child to Real High Tea. Perfect for any special occasion. Tea Sandwiches, scones with clotted cream and some yummy dessert choices await. All peanut and tree nut free! Make a keepsake photo frame craft to remember this special occasion.

4-5pm. Parteaz, 50 Route 10, East Hanover. 973-4470616. www.parteaz.com

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NJ Jackals Baseball and Fireworks Photo Workshop

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Join Head Instructor Michael Downey for a brief seminar as he shows you how to shoot from different vantage points. Practice anticipating the action, following fast-moving subjects, and getting the shot. Michael will also cover photographing fireworks, including typical settings and positions, before the pyrotechnic show begins. Registration includes admission to the game, instruction, and support throughout the game and fireworks. 6-9pm. Unique Photo SuperStore, 123 US Hwy 46 West, Fairfield. 1-800-631-0300. www. uniquephoto.com/event/413

Sunday, June 23 Morris Arts’ 36th Annual Giralda Music & Arts Festival

Relax on the gracious lawns of the Giralda Farms, and enjoy a program of light classics performed by the renowned New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. At the same time, guests can picnic ( picnic prizes for the most inventive picnics), enjoy a wonderful art and fine crafts show and sale, sample various food trucks, participate in family arts activities, or just sit back and enjoy spending time with friends and family. Begins 4pm concert 6pm.

Giralda Farms, Dodge Drive and Madison Ave. (Rt. 124) Madison Rainsite at the Mennen Arena, 161 East Hanover Ave., Morristown. 973-285-5115, x15. www.morrisarts.org

Fairy Day Welcome these wee folks into the garden by designing and creating a magical, miniature garden home made from all natural materials. Enjoy delicious treats and live music, and create a fairy themed craft to take home. At 3pm join a colorful, musical procession around the gardens to marvel at the finished projects. Feel free to wear your best fairy finery. 1-3pm.

The Frelinghuysen Arboretum, 353 East Hanover Ave., Morris Township.

Registration required. 973-326-7601. www.morrisparks.net

Tuesday, June 25 Intro to Flash Photography In this class, Michael Downey will teach students how to manage additional lighting. The class will cover the pop-up flash built into DSLRs, as well as speedlites that go into the hot shoe. Also learn how to use flash as the main, key, and fill light. Flash compensation will also be discussed.

11am-1pm or 6:30-8:30pm. Unique Photo SuperStore, 123 US Hwy 46 West, Fairfield. 1-800-631-0300. www.uniquephoto.com/event/207

Photographs From My Travels Stephan Barcan and his wife have traveled extensively over many years and photography is his hobby, particularly travel photography. He will show selections of photographs taken in his travels such as Antartica, Africa, France, Sicily, Bermuda, the Manhattan skyline, National Parks and more.

9:30-11:30am. Summit Old Guards, 360 Elkwood Ave., New Providence.

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Wednesday, June 26 DBSA Morristown Area Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance is a support group for people with depression and/or bipolar disorder. Family and friends also are a priority and each week there will be an opportunity for learning and growth.

Lily Arora, MD will conduct the eighth “real life” diagnostic interview on one of the predesignated members using it as an educational tool for the audience. It will be unrehearsed. 7:45pm.

There are two adult peer support groups every Tuesday from 7:30-9pm with family and friends. Every Tuesday is also a group for Young Adults age 18-25. No charge for peer groups. At Madison Community House, 25 Cook Ave., Madison. www.dbsanewjersey. org/morristownarea or 973-9941143.

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Thursday, June 27 Celiac Disease and Gluten Free Support Group: The Gluten-Free Label, What Does it All Mean?

Join The Kogan Celiac Center for this support group, intended for those with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity. The group is designed to share and learn about what is new in the gluten-free world through conversation, recipes, tip exchanges, educational presentations and food tastings.

Gluten free is always a family issue so feel free to bring family members.

6:30-7:30pm. Free, registration is required. Barnabas Health Ambulatory Care Center, 200 South Orange Ave., Livingston. 1-888-724-7123 or rwjbh. org/sbmcevents. (continued on page 26)

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KISS End of the Road Tour

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ISS are bringing their final tour, appropriately named END OF THE ROAD, to Prudential Center this summer! Known for their trademark largerthan-life blistering performances, The Rock & Roll Hall of Famers have proven for decades why they are hands down the most iconic live show in rock n’ roll.

“All that we have built and all that we have conquered over the past four decades could never have happened without the millions of people worldwide who’ve filled clubs, arenas and stadiums over those years. This will be the ultimate celebration for those who’ve seen us and a last chance for those who haven’t. KISS Army, we’re saying goodbye on our final tour with our biggest show yet and we’ll go out the same way we came in…

Unapologetic and Unstoppable,” said KISS.

Prudential Center 7:30pm 25 Lafayette St, Newark | 973-757-6000 www.prucenter.com/events/kiss

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Southside Johnny and Jeff Kazee Perform

Friday, June 28 Downtown Concert Series - Rosewood

Garden State Comic Fest: Morristown Edition

METC’s Downtown Concert Series sponsored by the DDC is back. First up is Rosewood. They have a synergy that unites an audience, young and old, with a powerful spirit of friendship and family fun. Free.

6pm. The Museum of Early Trades & Crafts, 9 Main St, Madison. 973-377-2982 ext. 16. www.metc.org Considered the Godfather of “the New Jersey Sound” Southside Johnny has been thrilling audiences with his music since the ’70’s. This intimate acoustic performance will feature Southside Johnny with keyboardist Jeff Kazee in a free wielding evening of music.

7:30pm. Morris Museum, 6 Normandy Heights Rd., Morristown. 973-971-3700. www.morrismuseum. org

Meet the Authors The Yogi Berra Museum is welcoming former Met and Yankee All-Star pitcher David Cone and YES Network analyst and columnist Jack Curry for a signing of their new book, “Full Count: The Education of a Pitcher.” Full Count offers the lessons baseball taught Cone, from his mistakes as a young and naive pitcher to outwitting the best hitters in the world, one pitch at a time. 6pm. Montclair State University, Yogi Berra Museum, 8 Yogi Berra Drive, Little Falls. www.yogiberramuseum.org

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Saturday, June 29 “Summerfest” with Dr. K’s Motown Revue Paul Korman (aka “Dr. K”) had a visionary quest to create the ultimate Motown tribute band, and he put together his ideal array of seasoned musicians and singers. The resulting band takes the audience on a journey of the Motown sound, keeping the music true to its roots and transporting audiences back to another era with authentic vocal sound of the Motown roster of artists from that time. 8pm. Centenary Stage Company, 715 Grand Ave., Hackettstown. 908-9790900. www.centenarystageco.org

New Jersey’s Highest Rated Comic Con will be better than ever with fantastic comic books, vendors, artists, writers, cosplay and celebrities and more.

Awesome fun for everyone from the serious collector and to the superhero movie fan. Contests, dazzling prizes, games and panels will also be part of what has become the premier comic event in New Jersey. Also June 30. 10am. Mennen Sports Arena, 161 Hanover Ave., Morristown. www.GardenStateComicFest.com

Brew at the Zoo The festival will feature live entertainment, an abundance of brewers and vendors, and a selection of over 100 craft beers. 6-9pm. Turtle Back Zoo, 560 Northfield Ave., West Orange.

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Owner Neetu Bhandari with a young client

The Ultimate Hair Experience for Kids!

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s your child’s monthly haircut an ordeal you would rather not face? Change that experience into a positive one for the entire family at Cookie Cutters, Haircuts for Kids!

Recently opened by Neetu Bhandari, a former creative fashion designer, and her husband Arvind, CEO of Adira Medica LLC, Cookie Cutters is a child’s paradise. Catering specifically to children from newborn to age 12, the hair salon offers not only premier haircuts by stylists who specialize in cutting children’s hair, but also a host of play activities designed to enhance your child’s haircut experience.

A visual delight awaits upon entering the store. Designed in bold and bright colors from ceiling to floor, the store even has a large indoor play area. When it is the child’s turn for a haircut, he or she sits in a fantasy chair–a race car, truck, or airplane–for that personalized precision cut. Children may also watch their favorite shows and movies on their own televisions during the cut.

Cookie Cutters caters to the ultimate family experience. Those accompanying a little one can have their hair cut at the same time. Stylists are available to cut mommy, daddy, and teen’s hair.

Busy parents have a flexible schedule from which to choose– Cookie Cutters is open seven days a week!

“I love kids, fashion, and colors,” states Neetu. “With my background in fashion and design, Cookie Cutters provided the perfect opportunity. I am from Livingston and the town did

not have a specialized kids salon that makes haircuts a fun experience for kids and stress-free for the parents. Establishing the business was a way for me to give back to the community.

As a parent, I often wished that Livingston had this type of service for my son when he was growing up.”

Affordable prices abound, along with loyalty savings. Parents can purchase specially discounted pre-paid cards, a package deal of five discounted haircuts, receive special military, police, or fire discounts, and save money by booking the next appointment before leaving the salon. Wednesdays are family days with substantial savings when two or more children receive haircuts.

Additionally, the salon works with children with special needs, setting aside particular times on Tuesdays and Wednesdays for consultations and to provide the children with a quality experience in haircuts, play, sights, and sounds.

Cookie Cutters specializes in happy outcomes. Children leave with balloons, lollipops, smiles, and memories of fun and fantasy, eager to return for their next visit. Parents can book their appointments online or by downloading the app.

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Saint Barnabas Medical Center Recognized for Consecutive ‘A’s’ in Patient Safety from The Leapfrog Group

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or the 15th consecutive time, Saint Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston was awarded an ‘A’ grade from The Leapfrog Group’s Spring 2019 Hospital Safety Grade.

Saint Barnabas is the only hospital in a seven-state area, including New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Rhode Island and Maryland, to have achieved straight A’s since the survey began in 2012.

“Patient safety is a core value and our number one priority at Saint Barnabas Medical Center. We are proud to be among the elite group of 41 hospitals nationally recognized for our intentional focus on patient safety and high-quality healthcare for our patients and their families,” said Stephen P. Zieniewicz, FACHE, President and CEO, Saint Barnabas Medical Center. “Through our high reliability journey, we are committed to achieving excellence for the individuals and communities we serve.”

Developed under the guidance of a National Expert Panel, the Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade uses 28 measures of publicly available hospital safety data to assign the grades to more than 2,600 U.S. hospitals twice per year.

“Hospitals that have earned an ‘A’ grade for every cycle of the Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade are making patient safety the priority it needs to be in every hospital in the United States,” said Leah Binder, President and CEO of The Leapfrog Group.

“The leadership at Saint Barnabas Medical Center is committed to putting patients first, every minute of every day.”

To see more details on Saint Barnabas Medical Center’s Hospital Safety Grade, visit www.hospitalsafetygrade.org.

Learn about Saint Barnabas Medical Center at www.rwjbh.org/saintbarnabas.

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ver the past 10 years, researchers have learned Alzheimer’s disease starts much earlier than the onset of symptoms – 1020 years before an individual, family member or friend might notice the signs of the debilitating disease.

According to the Alzheimer’s Association, 5.5 million Americans, of all races and ethnicities, age 65 and older currently live with Alzheimer’s disease, which is expected to grow to more than 7 million people by 2025.

The first-of-its-kind Alzheimer Prevention Trials Webstudy (APT Webstudy), funded by the National Institutes of Health, aims to increase the pace of research by enlisting thousands of healthy volunteers who can quickly be enrolled in clinical trials focused on preventing Alzheimer’s disease. Enrollees in the APT Webstudy can use the internet to help stop the disease while being alerted to changes in their own memory function.

“In order to change the lives of the numerous people and their loved ones who will be affected by Alzheimer’s, we need everyone to get involved with prevention efforts,” said Paul Aisen, MD, co-principal investigator of the APT Webstudy. “The bigger the army of volunteers, the faster we can work to prevent this terrible disease.”

Volunteers can access the Webstudy when and where it is convenient for them, such as on their computer or tablet, or even a public library; anywhere they can access the internet.

Volunteers participate in regular online memory testing. If there is a change in memory function, eligible volunteers are alerted and may be invited to a no-cost, in-person evaluation at one of the research sites across the country.

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“This is an opportunity for everyone to help future generations avoid the suffering caused by Alzheimer’s,” Aisen said. “With enough volunteers, we will be one step closer to seeing the first Alzheimer’s survivor.”

Researchers are looking for a diverse group of people ages 50 or older who have normal thinking and memory function. Volunteers must be willing to answer a few questions about their family and medical history and provide information about their lifestyles.

Volunteers will take online memory tests every three months, each one about 20 minutes long.

If you are interested in participating, visit aptwebstudy.org to learn more.

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Dining/Dessert Guide BERKELEY HEIGHTS Giovanni’s Bistro Bar & Catering 449 Springfield Ave, Berkeley Heights 908-464-6644 | www.giovannisbistrobar.com Featuring a fresh modern style combining the flavors from America’s melting pot with traditional techniques with a classic dining experience.

Strega Bistro 430 Springfield Ave Berkeley Heights 908-665-5905 | www.stregabh.com Modern Italian Farm to Table Bistro featuring seasonal organic menu with Mediterranean influenced-specials.

artistic presentation of our appetizers, entrees, and desserts will entrance you. When our attentive wait staff serves your selection from our new menu, you’ll immerse your palate in the delicious tapestry of flavors of dishes prepared with only the freshest ingredients.

MILLBURN Ms. Lin Chinese Cuisine 59 Main St, Millburn | 973-912-8838 www.MsLinMillburn.com Ms. Lin Chinese provides convenient take-out and delivery for lunch and dinner and specializes in off-premise catering.

Fan Bistro 8 South St, New Providence | 908-898-1818 www.fanbistro.m988.com Warm, stone-&-wood-clad stop offering Chinese & Japanese fare such as sushi plus lunch specials.

SHORT HILLS Par 440 Restaurant & Lounge 440 Parsonage Hill Road, Short Hills 973-467-8882 A full service restaurant, bar & lounge located on the East Orange Golf Course in Short Hills.

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Mitsuba Japanese Cuisine

12 Islands Greek Taverna 1255 Valley Rd, Stirling | 908-647-2193 www.12islandsgreektaverna.com Charming eatery crafting traditional Greek fare, including seafood & classic homestyle dishes. 12 Island has a full bar and the menu is assembled with a wide variety of recipes from the Dodecanese and other islands.

237 Main St, Chatham | 973-635-3888 www.MitsubaChatham.com Traditional Japanese specialties and cuisine served in a casual setting.

Restaurant Serenade 6 Roosevelt Avenue, Chatham, NJ 07928 973-701-0303 | www.restaurantserenade.com Artful dining, as conceived by award-winning Chef James Laird. A showcase of the finest handselected seasonal and regional ingredients in simple, refined presentations by Chef Laird.

EAST HANOVER East Hanover Diner 275 NJ State Highway 10, East Hanover 973-884-8840 | www.EastHanoverDiner.com Soup, salad, pasta, omelets, burgers and more.

Whatever the fare, they do it right. Bring the whole family to this delicious, neighborhood restaurant.

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Squirrel & The Bee 515 Millburn Avenue, Short Hills 973-376-4888 www.squirrelandthebee.com All of their baked goods are made with a nut flour base, so they are loaded with protein, healthy fats, vitamins & minerals. The bake shop has a warm, casual atmosphere and is a great place to come with the family or to meet friends for breakfast or lunch. Also serving soups, salads, veggie burgers and more.

Umi Sushi 339 Millburn Ave, Millburn | 973-921-2848 www.MillburnUmi.com Traditional and Fusion sushi and sashimi. Also find teriyaki, tempura, udon and soba noodle dinners.

Most fish is wild-caught. Free delivery all day. MonThu 11:30am-10pm, Fri-Sat 11:30am-11pm, Sun 12:30pm-9:30pm.

Mezza Mediterranean

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535 Central Ave, New Providence 908-840-4540 | moesbistroandbar.com Located inside the Best Western Plus & Murray Hill Hotel and Suites, offer a full and varied menu with a Mediterranean flare. Full bar and live entertainment.

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Natale’s Summit Bakery 185 Broad St, Summit | 908-277-2074 www.NatalesBakery.com Enjoy a selection of house made specialties including breads, pastries, pies and cakes. Daily specials. This family owned and operated bakery is serving up their delicious twist on bakery classics for over 80 years.

Roots Steakhouse 401 Springfield Ave, Summit | 908-273-0027 www.rootssteakhouse.com/summit Roots Steakhouse is an old-fashioned New York style Steakhouse. Diners can expect delicious USDA aged prime beef sourced from the highest quality ranches in the mid-west.

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Highlawn Pavilion Eagle Rock Reservation, West Orange 973-731-3463 | www.highlawn.com Characterized by panoramic views of the New York City skyline, Highlawn Pavilion on Eagle Rock Reservation offers scenic dining at its finest. The exceptional French-infused American fare is equally matched by the restaurant’s world-class service. Highlawn is increasingly becoming the venue of choice for weddings, anniversaries, birthdays and other special occasions. Live music is offered every Friday and Saturday in the Piano Room.

The Manor 111 Prospect Ave, West Orange | 973-731-2360 www.themanorrestaurant.com The Manor combines distinctive gourmet cuisine, superior service and a fabulous environment both inside and out to provide an exceptional experience for your special event or simply dinner with friends or family.

WARREN Bruno’s Bistro 116 Mountain Blvd Ext, Warren 732-217-1777 www.brunosbistro.com Italian fine dining restaurant, a great place to celebrate a romantic evening or a special occasion with a small group of friends or family. It is upscale ambiance with small town charm.

Lukas’ Seafood & Grill 61 Mountain Blvd, Warren | 908-668-4888 www.lukasnj.com Seafood, steak and bar offering Mediterranean cooking and culture in an upscale casual environment. (continued on page 36)

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A Fusion of Old World Tradition and New World Innovation to Delight Your Palate.

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Silk Road Restaurant 41 Mountain Blvd, Warren | 908-561-8288 www.silkroadrestaurant.org Silk Road, the second Afghan restaurant in the state of New Jersey, transports its customers to classical Afghanistan. As you walk through the doors, you are welcomed with the sights of an old world Afghanistan, the sounds of its traditional music and the smells of fresh bread and kabobs awaiting you.

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Spice Isle 41 Mountain Blvd, Warren | 908-834-8864 www.spiceislenj.com/index.html Spice Isle introduces diners and re-connects Caribbean vacationers to tasty, flavorful Caribbean fusion cuisine. Open for lunch Tuesday through Friday and dinner Tuesday through Sunday; closed Mondays.

Spice Isle offers a list of wines from Alba Vineyards in NJ.

Stone House at Stirling Ridge

277 Eisenhower Parkway, Livingston

50 Stirling Road, Warren | 908.754.1222 www.stonehouseatstirlingridge.com The Stone House at Stirling Ridge, nestled on 10 acres of meticulously lush gardens. The Stone House menu changes seasonally and offers specials with ingredients that are sustainable and fresh. An open kitchen for foodies to admire.

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Uproot 9 Mt Bethel Rd, Warren | 908-834-8194 www.uprootrestaurant.com American eatery with creative tasting menus & à la carte fare (pizza, salad) in bright, modern digs.

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141 Stirling Rd, Watchung | 908-755-9344 www.visitwaterandwine.com Large, upscale venue on Lake Watchung featuring an Italian & American menu & lake views. Merging contemporary American fare with Italian Influence. Water & Wine offers a full service bar and wine shop.

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arth’s has everything you need to make dad feel extra special this Father’s Day. Fire up some hearty Tomahawk steaks or smoke some seafood on our grilling planks. Throw in a Barth’s hat, tee, or grilling apron to complete the occasion.

Tomahawk Steak Recipe The trick to a tasty Barth’s Tomahawk steak is to reverse sear it – that’s right, you sear it last. Generously sprinkle both sides of your steaks with salt and pepper.

Pre-heat your oven to 300 o. Stand your steaks in an oven roasting pan and bake for about 50 minutes, checking the temperature after about 40 minutes. Be sure to have a meat thermometer handy.

When the internal temperature (measured in the center of the steak) measures 100o, fire up the grill to the highest setting (600o would be perfect).

Continue baking your steak until it reaches an internal temperature of 125 o for medium-rare or 130o for medium. (Measure the temperature in the center of the steak.) Once your steak hits your desired internal temperature, transfer it to the grill and sear for about 1 minute per side. Allow to rest for 5-10 minutes before slicing and serving.

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