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This event is sold out. Travel back in time with an enchanting afternoon Cream Tea service in Morven’s historic Garden Room. Seatings offered at 12:00 p.m. Your ticket includes an optional tour of the museum with one of Morven’s knowledgeable docents.

This event is sold out. You’re invited to an evening of eighteenth century music and dance with the Historical Society of Princeton and Morven Museum & Garden. Arranged by The Practitioners of Musick and taking place in Morven’s Stockton Education Center, the event will reimagine an actual concert and dance that took place in Princeton on August 22, 1774 at the “Sign of the College” tavern.

Join Morven and the Princeton Public Library for So You Think You Know Civics? This series of hybrid public programs unpacks big questions about the past and present of the U.S. government, and how we can make change in our democracy. Our speaker for the fifth and final program in the series, What is Political Leadership? is Saladin Ambar Senior Scholar at Eagleton’s Center on the American Governor and Professor of Political Science at Rutgers University-New Brunswick.

Explore the powerful gift of being an appreciator with kindness ambassador, wellness coach, and author Tracey Gates. In this interactive workshop, Tracey will guide attendees in how to create a more meaningful and abundant life, sharing stories and the experience of writing unexpected letters of appreciation. Morven is thrilled to present this workshop in partnership with the Princeton Public Library as part of Arts & Health Mercer.

Your newest holiday tradition! Create a wreath using a variety of natural decorations from Morven’s gardens, ribbon, and assorted “holiday bling.” No prior experience is required. Morven’s horticulturalist Louise Senior will guide participants and offer advice throughout the session. Light refreshments will be provided.

Close out Morven’s 20th anniversary with our annual winter fundraising event, the Festival of Trees Winter Garden Party. This year’s event celebrates the Festival’s theme “Deck the Halls with Matzo Balls!” inspired by Governor Hughes’ family tradition. Hear from Governor Hughes’ daughter Honey Hughes, explore the museum’s display of trees, enjoy drinks and food around the fire pit, and so much more.