Lambertville art, food, music, history, & character(s).
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The Lambertville art world is full of bucolic landscapes, but, among the many lovely forest and river scenes, the paintings of Joe Kazimierczyk—or Joe Kaz for short—stand out. I first noticed Kaz’s work on one of my visits to our sweet little town, long before I moved
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Two group shows celebrated local artists on Saturday evening: one in a brand new space and the other in a venue that’s been home to river town art for two decades now. The inaugural exhibit at the Sophia Stef Gallery is in what has been painter Johanna Furst’s
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When you get tired of listening to the same old music, this local Lambertville record store will turn you on to something new. Church Street is home to some of the best food in town, a sculptor’s studio, an art gallery, a dispensary, a secondhand clothing shop, and a
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Lambertville is a town that famously has more dogs than kids, and now we have a new bookstore that shows its love for both. The first inkling that Zohar and Lisa would be bookstore owners one day came in 2008, when a shop in their Brooklyn neighborhood went up for
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The Bucks County artist best known for sculpting Franklin Roosevelt’s profile is being honored in a show at Phillips’ Mill. The Selma Burke Invitational African American Art Show is on display now in New Hope, gathering together an intimate collection of some of the artist’s more portable sculptures
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There’s art at the Hibernia Firehouse again for the first time in eight months! It's lovely to see this building active again, since it hosted art and community events three or four times a week between 2021 and 2023 during Soupçon Salon’s tenure. Located at 37
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6:35 a.m. Along a quiet street in Lambertville, New Jersey, a man of 91 years emerges from his home. He wears a “Veterans of Korean War” baseball hat and a “Vets of Foreign Wars” jacket, and treads slowly, using his cane for balance and stability, in the direction
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One of the things I used to lament about Lambertville when I first moved here in 2013 was the lack of coffee shops. There were three at the time and none were particularly good for remote work. That’s a criteria that, to me, is make or break besides the
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The iconic show of nude art that graced the walls of Sidetracks Gallery from 2007 to 2018 is back, and it’s on display at New Hope Arts. This year’s Naked in New Hope features more than 120 works by over 90 artists. Though the exhibit is in the
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Show off your visit to #Lambertville by taking a selfie in these photogenic locations—all within walking distance of downtown. It’s no secret that Lambertville a picturesque place. From flowers to waterways and ducks to doorways, this town has more beauty than your lens can capture. Below are ten
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Cindy and Eddie are slow travelers exploring the world on a budget, and they’ll happily take you along with them. You might recognize Cindy from her time waiting tables at Lambertville Station, and Eddie may look familiar, because he’s worked as a bartender in the area. Both are