Update. Annual Pink Witches Night Raised $10,000 for Cancer Hope Network. Read More.
Cancer has affected us all in one way or another, so please join us in supporting the continuous battle that many of our friends, neighbors and family are fighting daily. This Halloween inspired event in Downtown Denville is sponsored by Saint Clare’s Hospital and benefits Cancer Hope Network. Enjoy a wine garden, a group photo booth, prizes, and live music as you shop the night away for a good cause. Dig out those witch hats, tie a pink ribbon around them, and wear your pink proudly as we honor cancer survivors, those still in the fight, and their friends and family members.
Create a Victory Garden! – Learn More
Find a fun seed variety pack and have fun growing your own vegetables!
Allison Kohler, owner of Mara’s Cafe and Bakery on Main Street, is just days away from opening up El Lechon de Negron in Denville. With the excitement of their Grand Opening mounting, we wanted to get the low-down on how it all came to be. Their grand opening is set for Tuesday, September 29th.
Read more at downtowndenville.com!!
Create a Victory Garden! – Learn More
Find a fun seed variety pack and have fun growing your own vegetables!
5:30 PM – 9:30 PM
Come enjoy the Lakeland Youth Symphony students who will be performing a variety of classical pieces around 5:30 pm near SmartWorld Coffee. There will also be two live bands playing from 6:30-9:30 pm: Almost Autumn will be on the corner of First & Broadway, and Maggie Pietrucha Live will be playing in front of The Frame Factor on Main Street. This is the last Denville After Dark event for this year. Bring your dancing shoes, your appetite, your retail therapy money; and, most important, your mask. Big Thank You to #downtowndenville event sponsors!: Hunan Taste Chinese Restaurant, The Peer Hyatt Selling Team, Sheeran Real Estate Group, Brad Resnick Photography and the Duphiney Financial Network.
Create a Victory Garden! – Learn More
Find a fun seed variety pack and have fun growing your own vegetables!
September 25, 2020 @ 7pm. Preregister @ 973-326-7645 for this Virtual Event! $20/household
Creaky stairs and things going bump in the night! Join the Morris County Park Commission and Spectre Seekers Paranormal Society founder, Frank Rigillo, for a virtual lecture about the science behind paranormal investigations.
September 22, 2020 @ 10am. Preregister @ 973-326-7601 For this Virtual Event! $10/household
Before you clean out your garden this fall, don’t forget to save some seeds! Learn the difference between heirloom and hybrid, old and new, as well as how to save, store, and reuse your plants and seeds year after year. 1.0 Rutgers Master Gardeners CEU.
September 16, 2020 @ 10am. Preregister @ 973-326-7601 For this Virtual Event! $10/household
Be prepared as cold and flu season approaches! Look to the Books for remedies to the common cold and flu. With examples of plant-based remedies from the Elizabeth D. Kay Rare Book Collection, learn the healing properties of botanicals and discover the ancient tradition of medical botany.
September 16, 2020 @ 4:30pm. Preregister @ 973-635-6629 For this Virtual Event! $10/household
Despite their blood-sucking behavior, ticks are an important part of nature with complex life cycles. This program explains how and why ticks do what they do, debunks the myths about ticks and Lyme’s Disease, and teaches participants how to protect themselves and their property from being havens for ticks.
September 20-24, 2020 tour #downtowndenville for a Flavors Event!
Enjoy great deals and flavors for 5 days in our Denville restaurants and food establishments!
Create a Victory Garden! – Learn More
Find a fun seed variety pack and have fun growing your own vegetables!
#downtowndenville Welcomes Merch Pros!
Now in #Denville’s Downtown District, Merch Pros main business is custom screen printed and embroidered apparel. However, we also offer a full range of printed materials, including business cards, postcards, brochures, stickers, signs, banners, trade show displays and basically any other kind of promotional item you can print your logo on from pens to drinkware and so much more.
September 30, 2020 @ 7:00pm
My grandmother came through Ellis Island by herself as a young girl. She was from a family of sharecroppers in Italy. Each slave family had to have 10 members tending the fields and crops for the Don of the village. Once a family provided 10 workers, extra children were allowed to attend school up until 4th grade. My grandmother was the chosen extra child that got to go to school. The villagers pooled their change from goat milk sales, personal crops from their own plots and eggs and together, bought her a ticket on a boat and sent her to America.
I am very proud to be second generation of this family. I was blessed to hear many stories from my grandmother growing up on the hardships she overcame, not knowing English, being alone, finding work, eventually buying the home we all had our family dinners in and learning survival skills!
Tune into @denvillelibrary‘s Immigration and Ellis Island Virtual Program and learn more historic stories like mine!
Bruce E. Schundler, a long time volunteer for the National Park Service will present an overall summary of immigration to the United States, and the role Ellis Island played during some of the busiest years of immigration. Zoom link will be provided upon registration.
Register for this class at Denville Library!
On August 31, David Chapa, whom many know from the tech world or the music world or just being a helluva guy, was in a motorcycle accident. He was cut off and thrown from his bike suffering a broken ankle and road rash. He has a series of screws and plates that have repaired the break, but is looking at insurmountable medical bills, potentially as much as $100k. I set the goal at $25k, but for all those lives that this man has touched, please- give what you can.
