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AUTHENTIC VIENNESE INSPIRED PASTRIES AND COFFEES ARE NOW A LITTLE CLOSER TO YOUR HOME... 3 • TOWN TOPICS, PRINCETON, N.J., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 2015 AUTHENTIC VIENNESE INSPIRED PASTRIES AND COFFEES ARE NOW A LITTLE CLOSER TO YOUR HOME... AUTHENTIC VIENNESE INSPIRED PASTRIES AND COFFEES ARE NOW A LITTLE CLOSER TO YOUR HOME... Be sure to see us on Sunday at Communiversity. We are booths 57-58 on Witherspoon Street. 200 200NASSAU NASSAU STREET, STREET, PRINCETON PRINCETON Marzipan Cake, Sacher Torte, Apple Strudel & More 200 NASSAU STREET, PRINCETON Marzipan Cake, Sacher Torte, Apple Strudel & More For full menu and hours: Marzipan Cake, Sacher Torte, Apple Strudel & More www.cafeviennaprinceton.comFor full menu and hours: FINDwww.cafeviennaprinceton.com US ON FACEBOOK: CafeViennaPrinceton For full menu and hours: FIND US ON FACEBOOK: CafeViennaPrinceton www.cafeviennaprinceton.com FIND US ON FACEBOOK: CafeViennaPrinceton Kate Gabrielle | NN Nassau Christian Center | NS Laura Henderson | HU Nassau Presbyterian Church | NS ARTS COUNCIL OF PRINCETON BOOTH/ACTIVITIES The Arts Council of Princeton presents Lolafalk | NN Not in Our Town – Princeton | WS 1 Nana’s Make-a-Mess/Studios in the Square Macalania Jewelry | TP Old Barracks Association | TP Marquis by Design | NN Pennington Montessori School | TP 2 Sidewalk Chalk 3 Clay at Hand/Community Monothon Nature’s Puree | WS PREA (Princeton Regional NatureScripts Alphabet Photography | HU Education Association) | HP Princeton University (PU) CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS Nina Ghana/Giselles Naturals | WS Princeton Academy of the Sacred Heart | TP Paint Out 4 Sports Clinics 5 Bounce House 6 East Pyne Arch Sing O’Savon | TP Princeton Area Community Foundation - Nassau North (NN) Information Kiosk locations 7 Pie Throwing 8 Global Village 9 TrashArtstravagansa Pearlina Studio | TP Michael R. 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(PCDO) | WS Hinds Plaza (HP) 10 Stanhope Stage 11 Paul Robeson 12 Chambers Street Hulfish Lot (HU) XXX Street Closed Rest Rooms Sew Cute Doll Clothing | HU Princeton FC | TP 13 Washington Road 14 Town & Gown 15 Palmer Square Silk Colors | WS The Princeton Festival | NS PARTICIPATING VENDORS/LOCATIONS Sunflower Glass Studio | HU Princeton Girlchoir | WS Unearth Your Desires | TP Princeton Healthcare System - Princeton University (PU) | Nassau North (NN) | Nassau South (NS) Upcycled Earth | WS Acute Rehab | NN Princeton University Campus (PU) Witherspoon Street (WS) | Tiger Park (TP) | Hinds Plaza (HP) | Hulfish (HU) Whimsy Design | NS Princeton Healthcare System Community Nassau Hall Education & Outreach | NN Washington Road Washington Princeton Junior Football League | TP Rambling Pines Day Camp | TP Nassau NON-PROFITS Princeton Junior School | WS FOOD MERCHANTS Science Seeds | HP The 24 Club of Princeton | HP Firestone Presbyterian Princeton Junior Squash | WS Americas Kettle Corn | NS AT&T | NS Smith’s Ace Hardware | NN 101, Inc. | NN Library Church Princeton Learning Cooperative | TP Bai Brands | WS ActivCore (Neurac Inst. of St. Paul's School | HP All Saints Church | WS Princeton Pedestiran & Bicycle Buzzetta’s Festival Foods | WS Physical Therapy) | NN Tasmim | NS American Boychoir School | HP Police Advisory Committee | WS Da’s Kitchen | WS Aztec Graphics | NS Tigerlabs | TP American Repertory Ballet/Princeton Princeton Reconstructionist Synagogue | WS Nassau North (NN) Nassau South (NS) D’Angelo Italian Market | WS Bank of Princeton | WS Tomorrow’s Heirlooms | NS Ballet School | WS Princeton Regional Educational Support Despana Princeton | WS Cambridge School | TP US1/Princeton Echo | NS Autism Speaks | NN Staff Association | HP elements/Mistral | WS Camp Bow Wow Lawrenceville | WS Vision of Tibet | WS Capital Health | NN Princeton Senior Resource Center | NS Garden Feed Truck Ministries | NN Diamond Teak | WS Weichert Realtors | TP Carnegie Lake Rowing Association | NN Theater Princeton Shade Tree Commission/Princeton Street (WS) Witherspoon Frank’s Italian Ices | WS Edward Jones Investments | TP Weidel Realtors | NN Center for Family Community & Social Master Gardeners | NS Fruity Yogurt | NS ESF Summer Camp | TP Whole Earth Center | NN Justice Inc. | HP Princeton Symphony Orchestra | NS House of Cupcakes | WS Flutter Boutique | TP Witherspoon Media Group | NN Central Jersey Choral Society | HP Chambers Street Princeton Theological Seminary | NN Ivy Inn | NN Gloria Nilson & Co. Real Estate | WS Women’s Healthcare of Princeton, Centurion Ministries | NS John Street Princeton University Art Museum | NN Stores Open on Tulane Street Jammin’ Crepes | TP Green Design | WS Maria Sophocles, MD | WS Chapin School | TP Princeton University Concerts | NS Keystone Kettle Corn | WS Greene Street | NS Cherry Hill Nursery School | TP Princeton Youth Ballet | WS Mamoun’s Falafel | WS Heigh Ho Silver | NS Committed and Faithful Princetonians of the Princeton Youth Baseball Association | NN Massimos | NN Hyatt Regency Princeton | NN ARTISTS Princeton YMCA | NS Anna Polan Design | HU Rescue Mission of Trenton | WS Mediterra Restaurant and Bar | NS Kids’ Music Round | HP Congregation Kehilat Shalom | TP Avant Garden | NN The Rockingham Association | NN Mo C Mo C Japanese Cuisine | NN Les Fleuristes | TP D&R Greenway Land Trust | WS Bill Fowkes | WS SAVE, A Friend to Homeless Animals | NN Mom’s Food Concessionaires | NS Light Source Chiropractic Doughmain Education Foundation, Inc. | TP Bonnie and Clay | TP Second Wind Foundation | HP Nomad Pizza | NS of Princeton | TP Easel Animal Rescue League | WS Olives | NN MacLean Agency | NN Christine Tomlinson - Handsewn Stone Hill Church | NN Fresh Air Fund | WS Palmer Square Square Stores Open on Palmer Treasures | WS Stuart Country Day School of the On the Menu | NN Marina Rubina, Architect | WS Good Grief | NN Cindy Levinson | NS Sacred Heart | WS The Peacock Inn | NS McCaffrey’s | NN Greater Mercer Transportation Citybitz | NN Summer Programs at Princeton Princeton Soup & Sandwich Co. | WS Merrill Lynch | NS Management Association | WS Cowbelle | TP Day School | TP Provence Catering | NN Music Together Princeton Lab School | HP Greater Princeton Youth Orchestra | HP Creations in Silver & Stone | NN The Tower | HP Qdoba Mexican Grill | NN Nassau Swim Club | WS Guild for Early Music, Inc. | HP Dar Hosta James | WS Trinity Church | NN Stewart’s Rootbeer | NN PNC Bank | NS Historical Society of Princeton | NN Earth and Wears | NS Tropical Clinics Organization | NN The Taco Truck | NS Packet Media Group | NN HiTops, Inc. | WS Stores Open on Spring Street Emi K. Designs | NS United Way of Greater Mercer County | NS Tandoori Bite Indian Cuisine | WS Princeton Digital Photo Workshop | NN HomeFront | NN Eriselda Yanet Xec | WS University League Nursery School | HP Taste of Mexico | NS PrincetonKids, LLC | TP The Hun School of Princeton Summer Felt Su Andean Wool | NN US Rowing | NS Tico’s Eatery & Juice Bar | NS Princeton Online | WS Programs | NN Feltinelli, LLC | NS Waldorf School of Princeton | HP Tiger Noodles | NN Princeton Psychic | WS, NN The Jewish Center | TP Nassau Inn Triumph Brewing Company | NN Princeton Radiology/Princeton Gina Jiang Design | WS Westminster Conservatory of Music | NS Jewish Family & Children’s Services of Hinds XXX Goldfarb Batik | NS Witherspoon Street Presbyterian Church | WS Winberie’s Restaurant & Bar | NS Radiology Oncology | NN Greater Mercer County | WS Fire & Rescue Guerilla Haiku Movement | HU WWFM | HP Plaza Witherspoon Grill/Blue Point Grill | WS Princeton Record Exchange | NN Junior League of Greater Princeton | NN Hulfish (HU) Heather’s Henna Tattoos | WS Ying Hua International School | NN Princeton Regional Chamber Learning Ally | HP (HP) Home Sweet Home | NS YMCA of Princeton | NS of Commerce | NS Lewis Center for the Arts/Princeton Hummingbird Arts | NS YWCA Princeton | NS Princeton Running Company | NN University | NS Princeton Princeton Shopping Center/EDENS | NN James G. Robinson | WS The Lewis School | NN Special thanks to our event Public Library Princeton Sun | NS Jane E. Stoller | WS McCarter Theatre Center | NN sponsors listed in bold. Performance Schedule John DiBiase | WS Princeton Tutoring | WS Mercer Street Friends Food Bank | TP SEEING THE BIG PICTURE: Taken at lastJoyce Hughesyear’s Originals | CommuniversityNN event, this photograph shows Rain Lily | WS Merwick Care & Rehabilitation | NS Wiggins Street Paul Robeson Place one Stone Soup Circus member enjoying the fun. The popularMorven Museum group & Garden | willNN be back again this year NAMI Mercer NJ | WS when Communiversity takes over the town on Sunday, April 26, from 1 to 6 p.m. Booths include Princeton Cemetery The Arts Council of Princeton would like to remind all of our participants to one fromthink and this act “Green” newspaper, at Communiversity. Town Recycling Topics, is strongly on encouraged. Nassau Street in front of Landau and Forest Jewel- ers, so stop by and say hello! (Image Courtesy of the Arts Council of Princeton) 5 p.m. Submission should include name, age, grade, and school. Don’t forget to Performance Schedule title your poem and include Town-Gown Stage Paul Robeson Stage Stanhope Stage a contact phone number. Sponsored by Bloomberg Sponsored by Sponsored by Princeton University Winning poems will be
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