Round up your crew for Rebel Sheep Wine Co.’s free-to-play Trivia Night featuring fast-paced fun, prizes, drink specials, locally crafted sips, outside food welcome (no outside alcohol), and 21+ to drink with ID.

Come out for four days of fun featuring exciting rides for all ages by Blue Sky Amusements, great food, carnival games & prizes, live entertainment each night, Super 50/50 raffle, fireworks, a Labor Day Parade on Saturday, August 31, and a whole lot more!

Go a little batty with a guided night walk to spot bats in flight while learning about New Jersey’s bat species, fun facts, and myth-busting.

Although Summer may be winding down, the Morristown Farmers Market continues on, now through November 23, with Jersey Fresh produce, seafood, vegan specialties, kombucha, teas, mushrooms, spices, honey, cheese, pickles, eggs, beef, flowers, pet treats, plus weekly live music and kids’ activities, weather permitting.

Mendham Borough’s 2025 Labor Day Parade and Concert is Monday, September 1 at Mendham Borough Park; the parade starts at 10 a.m. and is followed by a gazebo concert featuring BreakTime.

NJ Audubon believes in Nature for All – that every person has the fundamental right to safe, welcoming, and positive experiences in nature, free of violence, threat, harassment, or harm. Behaviors that threaten these principles will never be tolerated within our organization. Nature is our sanctuary, where we turn for comfort and serenity. New Jersey Audubon will continue working tirelessly to ensure that our workplaces, programs, and natural spaces are safe and welcoming for all. New Jersey Audubon is committed to connecting all people with nature and stewarding the nature of today for all people of tomorrow.

The Town of Morristown Town Hall and Municipal Offices are located at 200 South Street and provide a full range of services – police, fire health, recreation, inspections, roads, garbage & recycling collection and sanitary sewer. Separate advisory boards are appointed (sometimes in conjunction with other municipalities) to run the library, a water authority, a parking authority and a housing authority.

The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey (STNJ) will present Romeo and Juliet from September 10 through October 5 at the F.M. Kirby Shakespeare Theatre on the campus of Drew University in Madison, NJ. One of the most enduring tragedies in Western literature, the play is a cautionary tale about the tragic consequences of young love trying to exist amidst a world entrenched in hatred.