Author:
Heather Zachariah
Posts By This Author
Music & Laughter In The Park
Saturday Nights June 5 through September • 7:30 – 10pm Enjoy a little Music & Laughter In The Park for Ridgewood’s Saturday Night Summer Concert Series. Bring a few chairs and a blanket and your favorite takeout from one of our fantastic Ridgewood restaurants while you watch and listen to the show in Van Neste Sq. Park! […]
College Admissions in the Time of Covid
Worried about how college admissions has changed since Covid? Find out Ridgewood Public Library’s zoom event: College in the Time of Covid 19 on June 9 at 7pm. Click here to register or for more info. 5 Ways to Prevent Summer Learning Loss 25+ Ridiculously Refreshingly Cocktails 25+ Mouthwatering Burgers! Making the Tough Decisons: Sometimes, Parenting Really Stinks. […]
5 Ways to Prevent Summer Learning Loss.
Wednesday, Jun. 2, 7:00pm Worried about whether or not your child will be ready for school in the fall? The Ridgewood Public Library is presenting a free webinar for parents of elementary, middle, and high school students to help students prevent learning loss of the long summer and make sure they are prepared for school in […]
Red, White & Blue Cake
Heat oven to 350°F. Generously spray 12-cup fluted tube cake pan with baking spray with flour. In large bowl, beat cake mix, water, oil and whole eggs with electric mixer on medium speed 2 minutes, scraping bowl occasionally. In small bowl, place 1 cup of the batter; stir in 1 teaspoon of the red food […]
Summit’s Annual Memorial Day Parade!
Join friends and neighbors for for the Summit Annual Memorial Day parade on Monday, May 31 at 10AM. The parade will begin at 25 Deforest Avenue and proceed to the Village Green. From the American Revolution up to present day conflicts, the parade honors those men and women who lost their lives in military service to […]
Summit Pool is Opening for Memorial Day Weekend!
Cool off this weekend! The Summit Family Aquatic Center will open May 29 for the weekend. The official opening for summer 2021 is June 17 but the pool will be open for the weekend from May 29-31, from 11 am – 8 pm each day. Family memberships are $395. Indiviual memberships are $160. Senior citizen memberships are $70. For […]
The Summit Library is Opening Its Doors–Yay!!
We were so happy to hear that the Summit Library to will fully reopen on June 1. It will alllow a maximum of 50 people in the library at a time. Masks and social distancing will be required. But no time limit will be placed on visits. The maximum amount of time spent on computer has been increased to 2 hours. For […]
Summit Street Sounds is Back!
Thursdays and Fridays in June & July, 5-8pm Enjoy live music in the streets of downtown Summit: Summit Street Sounds is back! Listen to an assortment of artists covering all genres of music from 5-8pm every Thursday and Friday evening in June and July. And new this year: Family Fun entertainment each Thursday in June featuring a balloon […]
15+ Boozy Red, White & Blue Cocktails
Having a crowd for Memorial Day? Try one of these red, white and blue cocktails to make the day more festive. 1. Red, White & Blue Curacao Shots 2. Watermelon Lemonade (Spiked or Not) 3. Electric Blue Vodka Lemonade 4. Red, White OR Blue Jello Shots 5. Szechuan Coconut Cocktail 6. Red, White, & Blue Bomb Shots 7. Raspberry Lemonade […]
Our Picks: A Fun, Inspiring, Virtual Art Camp for Kids
Looking for an virtual summer camp option that will keep your kids busy and inspired? Summer Art Camp is back at the Visual Art Center and is going to be better than ever with this safe, creative, and most importantly, fun online camp experience. The Art Center is also offering a half-day virtual camp for kids ages 5 – 9. […]
Subscribe!
Sign up for our email newsletterYou Might Like...
March 13, 2018
What to Know about Heart Health on Snowy Days
March 11, 2020
How to Talk to Kids About Suicide
April 26, 2017
Drip Coffee coming to Chatham
January 04, 2014
Are Resolutions Bad for Us?
January 13, 2018