MAP OF LOCATIONS

EVENT DETAILS

(All events are free, unless noted otherwise)

JUNE | JULY | AUGUST

Throughout June

C&R STUDIO

Art and Other Stuff

GALLERY AT THE BANK OF PRINCETON

Live Local Music on Porch on Every Friday Night

GALLERY GARY GIORDANO

Painting on Friday Nights

J.B. KLINE GALLERY

Live Music (June and July)

NEW HOPE ARTS

Sculpture Walking Tour (June)

THE QUIET LIFE GALLERY

Open until 9 p.m. Fridays

Friday, June 1st

OUTDOOR SHORT FILMS

Sundown – 10:30pm – Short films by filmmakers from Hunterdon, and Bucks Counties, and beyond, plus prerecorded live performances from Café Improve, Produced by Tom Florek.

GALLERY PIQUEL

7 – 9pm – Piano Concert and Trunk Show by DodiRocks

RIVER QUEEN ARTISANS GALLERY

7 – 9pm – Concert by the Geoff Caldwell Trio, with Refreshments

GALLERY AT THE BANK OF PRINCETON

Exhibit by Lambertville/West Amwell Elementary School Students (until June 15th)

Friday, June 8th

OUTDOOR SHORT FILMS

Sundown – 10:30pm – Short films by filmmakers from Hunterdon, and Bucks Counties, and beyond, plus prerecorded live performances from Café Improve, Produced by Tom Florek.

RIVER QUEEN ARTISANS GALLERY

7 – 9pm – Concert by John Sonntag, with Refreshments

Saturday, June 9th

RIVER QUEEN ARTISANS GALLERY

5 – 8pm – Opening Reception: Circus of Life

ARTIST’S GALLERY

Opening 5 – 8pm – Featuring: Gail Bracegirdle and John Treichler

Friday, June 15th

THE QUIET LIFE GALLERY

Exhibit by Terri Amig Opens

GALLERY AT THE BANK OF PRINCETON

Exhibit by Christopher Kennedy, Photo Luminism (- July 15th)

Friday & Saturday, June 22nd & 23rd

ACME FILM: A TRIP TO THE MOON (16 mins)
with THE EXTRAORDINARY VOYAGE (63 mins)

7 pm & 8:30 pm

A TRIP TO THE MOON
Featured in the 2011 Oscar Winning Film, HUGO, and sourced from a hand-painted color version of Méliès masterpiece that had been considered lost for several decades, A Trip To The Moon has been fully restored and is presented with an original score by the French band, Air (Virgin Suicides).

Not Rated; 16 minutes

presented with

THE EXTRAORDINARY VOYAGE
The Extraordinary Voyage chronicles the rediscovery and restoration of Méliès’ lost masterpiece, A Trip to the Moon, from its fantastical production in 1902 to the astonishing rediscovery of a nitrate color print in 1993, to the premiere of the new restoration on the opening night of the Cannes Film Festival in 2011.

English & French w/ English subtitles. Not Rated; 63 minutes.

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TICKETS: $6 member / $8 non-member

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Friday – Sunday, June 22nd – 24th

ACME LOBBY: JIM HAMILTON’S DESIGN LEGACY PHOTO EXHIBITION

Friday & Saturday, 6:30 – 10pm

A visual exploration of Jim Hamilton’s design transformation and restoration of two local landmarks: the New Hope Mill and Lambertville’s Pork Yard. See the places before and after.

Bring a copy of your own photo of these areas to add to the show “community wall”.

Free admission to photo exhibition on Friday & Saturday only.

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Sunday, June 24th

ACME TALK: JIM HAMILTON’S DESIGN LEGACY & REMEMBRANCES,
PLUS RECEPTION

3-5 pm Jim Hamilton’s Design Legacy photo exhibition in ACME Lobby
5 pm Talk followed by Q & A
6 pm Reception in ACME Lobby

Join Jim Hamilton and Melissa Hamilton for a visual exploration and talk on Jim Hamilton’s design transformation and restoration of two local landmarks: the New Hope Mill and Lambertville’s Pork Yard.

Time will be reserved for Q & A.

Reception with light refreshments will follow.

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TICKETS: $20 member / $25 non-member / Free for New Members

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JUNE | JULY | AUGUST

Throughout July

C&R STUDIO

Art and Other Stuff

GALLERY AT THE BANK OF PRINCETON

Live Local Music on Porch on Every Friday Night

GALLERY GARY GIORDANO

Painting on Friday Nights

J.B. KLINE GALLERY

Live Music (June and July)

THE QUIET LIFE GALLERY

Open until 9 p.m. Fridays

Friday, July 6th

OUTDOOR SHORT FILMS

Sundown – 10:30pm – Short films by filmmakers from Hunterdon, and Bucks Counties, and beyond, plus prerecorded live performances from Café Improve, Produced by Tom Florek.

GALLERY PIQUEL

American Art & Refreshments

ARTIST’S GALLERY

Featuring: Carol Sanzalone and Eric Rhinehart

RIVER QUEEN ARTISANS GALLERY

7 – 9pm – Concert by the Geoff Caldwell Trio, with Refreshments

Friday, July 6th – Sunday, July 15th

NEW HOPE ARTS: NEW HOPE FILM FESTIVAL

Friday, July 13th

OUTDOOR SHORT FILMS

Sundown – 10:30pm – Short films by filmmakers from Hunterdon, and Bucks Counties, and beyond, plus prerecorded live performances from Café Improve, Produced by Tom Florek.

RIVER QUEEN ARTISANS GALLERY

7 – 9pm – Concert by Kim and Tony, with Refreshments

Saturday, July 14th

RIVER QUEEN ARTISANS GALLERY

6 – 8pm – Concert by the Jeff Fadden Trio, with Refreshments

Sunday, July 15th

GALLERY AT THE BANK OF PRINCETON

John Murphy Art & Jewelry Show (- August 15th)

Friday – Sunday, July 20th – 22nd

ACME FILM: MAGIC TRIP, Plus Special Guest (TBA)

Film Only: Friday, 7 pm & 8:40pm; Sunday 5 pm
Film Plus Guest: Saturday, 7 pm

In 1964, Ken Kesey, the famed author of “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,” set off on a legendary cross-country road trip to the New York World’s Fair. He was joined by “The Merry Band of Pranksters,” including Neal Cassady, the American icon immortalized in Kerouac’s “On the Road.” Kesey and the Pranksters intended to make a documentary about their trip, but the film was never finished and the footage has remained virtually unseen. With MAGIC TRIP, Oscar®-winning director Alex Gibney and Alison Ellwood were given unprecedented access to this raw footage to create a documentary of this extraordinary piece of American history.

Rated R; 107 minutes

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TICKETS:
Film Only: $6 member / $8 non-member
Film & Guest: $10 Member/$15 Non Member

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Friday – Sunday, July 20th – 22nd

ACME LOBBY: NEW HOPE/LAMBERTVILLE IN THE 60′s & 70′s PHOTO EXHIBITION

Friday & Saturday, 6:30 – 10pm
Sunday, 5 – 7pm

Step back in time to see the creative characters, colorful events and local landmarks in both these communities during the era of free-love. Bring a copy of your own photo of either town at this time to add to the show “community wall”.

Co-presented with Lambertville Historical Society.

Admission is free.

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Saturday, July 21st

ACME: STUDENT FILM FESTIVAL

3 – 5pm – Films by youth from around the world.

Student Film Festival presented in association with:

JUNE | JULY | AUGUST

Throughout August

C&R STUDIO

Art and Other Stuff

GALLERY AT THE BANK OF PRINCETON

Live Local Music on Porch on Every Friday Night

GALLERY GARY GIORDANO

Painting on Friday Nights

THE QUIET LIFE GALLERY

Open until 9 p.m. Fridays

Friday, August 3rd

OUTDOOR SHORT FILMS

Sundown – 10:30pm – Short films by filmmakers from Hunterdon, and Bucks Counties, and beyond, plus prerecorded live performances from Café Improve, Produced by Tom Florek.

GALLERY PIQUEL

New Artists & Refreshments

RIVER QUEEN ARTISANS GALLERY

7 – 9pm – Concert by the Geoff Caldwell Trio, with Refreshments

Friday, August 10th

OUTDOOR SHORT FILMS

Sundown – 10:30pm – Short films by filmmakers from Hunterdon, and Bucks Counties, and beyond, plus prerecorded live performances from Café Improve, Produced by Tom Florek.

GALLERY PIQUEL

New Artists & Refreshments

RIVER QUEEN ARTISANS GALLERY

7 – 9pm – Concert by the Carol Heffler, with Refreshments

ARTIST’S GALLERY

Featuring: Paul Grecian and Richard Harrington

Saturday, August 11th

RIVER QUEEN ARTISANS GALLERY

6 – 8pm – Concert by Kim and Tony, with Refreshments

Wednesday, August 15th

GALLERY AT THE BANK OF PRINCETON

Scavenger Hunt with Gift Certificates for Winners (- September 15th)

Thursday, August 16th

THE QUIET LIFE GALLERY

Exhibit by Elise Dodeles Opens

Friday – Sunday, August 17th – 19th

ACME FILM: LOST BOHEMIA, Plus Meet-the-Director Josef Birdman Astor

Film Only: Friday, 7 pm & 8:30pm; Sunday 5 pm
Film Plus Guest: Saturday, 7 pm

For over 100 years, the most significant 20th century artists and performers have lived and worked in the 165 landmark Studios atop Carnegie Hall, including Marilyn Monroe, Isadora Duncan, Barnett Newman, Norman Mailer, Marlon Brando, George Balanchine and Bill Cunningham. In 2001, the Carnegie Hall Corporation began to systematically evict the artists (some in residence for over forty years), destroy the Studios and convert the spaces into offices. Alarmed by the situation, photographer Josef Astor, a resident of the Carnegie Hall Studios for over twenty years, began to film his neighboring artists, the ballet school, drama classes, dancers, singing teachers, photographers, sculptors, painters and writers. LOST BOHEMIA is Astor’s intimate, affectionate portrait of these extraordinary people and is the only film documentation of the Carnegie Studios.

Rated NR; 1 hr 18 minutes

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TICKETS:
Film Only: $6 member / $8 non-member
Film & Guest: $10 Member/$15 Non Member

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Friday – Sunday, August 17th – 19th

ACME LOBBY: RETURN TO MUSIC MOUNTAIN PHOTO EXHIBITION

Friday & Saturday, 6:30 – 10pm
Sunday, 5 – 7pm

It lasted for decades then was gone: Lambertville’s incredible summer theater and live music venue under a big top tent, produced with the help of a legion of locals, and Director, St. John Terrell, and featuring talent the likes of Streisand and Stevie Wonder. What happened there? Return to Music Mountain and see for yourself! Bring a copy of your own Music Mountain-related photo to add to the show “community wall”.

Admission is free.

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Saturday, August 25th

NEW HOPE ARTS: SAVOR NEW HOPE EXHIBITION

Opening Reception (- September 9th)