MORRISTOWN, NJ – One of Morristown’s biggest annual events is just one month away, with the Morristown Festival on the Green set to return to downtown on Sunday, Sept. 27, from noon to 5 p.m. Presented by the Morristown Partnership, the rain-or-shine fall festival will fill downtown with live entertainment, food, children’s activities, carnival games,…
September is when Morris County trades its summer concert schedule for fall festival season, and the calendar fills up fast. From Labor Day carnivals and street fairs to Oktoberfests, craft shows, and a downtown festival that draws tens of thousands, here is our month-long guide to things to do in Morris County in September 2026.…
Morris County Commissioner Deputy Director John Krickus attended a formal signing ceremony this week celebrating the County College of Morris’s acquisition of The Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art. Classes begin this fall. Building on The Joe Kubert School’s 50-year legacy of artistic excellence, the acquisition brings an iconic name in comics and…
MORRISTOWN, NJ – Morristown Mayor Tim Dougherty has announced the line-up for this year’s free annual Morristown Jazz & Blues Festival. It will be held on Saturday August 15 on the Green. The music begins at noon and runs until 10:00 PM. As it has over the years, the festival will honor two of its…
MORRISTOWN, NJ — Book lovers from across New Jersey and the region will have the opportunity to meet bestselling and award-winning authors when the Morristown Festival of Books returns Friday, Oct. 9, and Saturday, Oct. 10. The annual literary festival will bring more than 85 authors to historic downtown Morristown for two days of author talks,…
Dinner-Theater Performance Previews Show Seeking to Become NJ’s Official Musical On Christmas night 1776, with the American Revolution hanging by a thread, General George Washington crossed the Delaware River and won the Battles of Trenton and Princeton, before retiring to winter quarters near Morristown. During ten crucial days, the tide of war turned. Now, 250…
July 1, 2026 — Artwork by Janet O’Neil, professor of graphic design, program coordinator of graphic design and a fine artist, and Caitlin Halpin, a junior graphic design major on the Florham Campus, will be on display locally for America’s 250th birthday. “I am a huge proponent of creating socially responsible projects that raise awareness of important issues,”…
The premier fall festival in Northern New Jersey since 1994 is – you guessed it – right here in Morristown. Each fall, Morristown hosts thousands attendees in its historic downtown on a Sunday afternoon from 12 to 5 pm, rain or shine. Families & friends join us from throughout the tristate area to enjoy non-stop…
Juneteenth Arts Celebration Showcases Work of More Than 40 Black Artists More than 40 African American, Afro-Caribbean and Afro-Latino artists are featured in the 34th annual Art in the Atrium (ATA) exhibit, “From Many to One: A New Tribe,” which officially opened this week with a public reception at the Morris County Administration and Records Building in…
