Clinton Township Newsletter

6 j u l y 2 0 2 5 W W W . C L I N T O N T W P N E W S L E T T E R . C O M 2025 DON'T MISS CLINTON'S SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL DOWNTOWN! t h e h u n t e r d o n A r t m u S e u m Through the arts, we express ourselves, explore ideas, and cultivate critical thinking and problem-solving. Art has the power to motivate us and turn thinking into doing, fueling innovation and leading to fresh ideas, scientific breakthroughs, and technological improvements. Art challenges us to reflect on ourselves and our society as a whole, while helping us think about new ideas, confront problems, and consider possibilities. In the midst of tragedy, art helps us heal, and it can also help us celebrate and commemorate. Art can have a purpose in and of itself; it can inspire, bring joy, or give solace. The Mission of the Hunterdon Art Museum is to engage people with contemporary art, craft, and design in ways that educate, challenge, and inspire. The Vision of the Hunterdon Art Museum will be an inclusive and essential community resource that fosters transformative experiences and enriches the lives of everyone through contemporary art exhibitions and programming. The Core Values of the Hunterdon Art Museum are: Inclusiveness, Accessibility and Creativity. Find out about our wonderful events, exhibitions and classes at: www.HunterdonArtMuseum.org. S AV e t h e d At e : o c t o B e r 10 F o r t h e F L e m i n g t o n A r e A F o o d p A n t r Y ' S " e m p t Y B o W L " F u n d r A i S e r ! The Flemington Area Food Pantry's major fundraiser, the "Empty Bowl" lunch will be held this Fall on Friday, October 10. This will once again be a drive-up event held at the Pantry with tickets available in September. Featured will be several delicious soups from local restaurants and kitchens along with a large pottery sale. Plans are underway and more information will be available in late summer. Save the date! Show your support on October 10 at the Pantry for the approximately 1,600 income-qualified Hunterdon County families who are food insecure while enjoying a good lunch. t h S t o h o L d t A g S A L e L A B o r d AY W e e k e n d The Tewksbury Historical Society will hold a tag sale on Saturday, August 30, at the Oldwick Carriage House at 5 James Street in Oldwick (08858) from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm, rain or shine. The Society will be selling cleaned quality items, in working operation. Antiques, furniture, art work, chinaware, crystal, silver, housewares, garden items, costume jewelry and linens will be some of the available merchandise. Among the items that will not be sold are electronics older than three years, clothing, books and children's toys. Donations will be accepted on a limited basis by appointment only at the Carriage House one Saturday in July and August. Call: 908.832.6734 to reserve a Donation Time Slot, get details regarding acceptable items and donation procedures. Leave your name and number; your phone call will be returned. All donations will be thoroughly inspected and non-accepted items must be retained by the donor. Please bring items readily visible for inspection, without extensive wrapping. THS items, available year-round, will also be for sale. Anyone interested in volunteering at Society functions may call: 908.832.6734 or email: tewksburyhistorynj@gmail.com. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram! "If I had my way, I'd remove January from the calendar altogether and have an extra July instead." ~ Roald Dahl

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