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World-Renowned Chef Comes to elements

Shinobu Namae , Executive Chef of L'EFFERVESCENCE, at Nishiazabu, Gakugei-bu Robbie Swinerton reports on Nov. 24, 2011. MIURA PHOTO.

Photo Credit: MIURA PHOTO

On April 23 & 24, one of Japan’s greatest chefs cooks for Princeton

By Sarah Emily Gilbert

Located in the heart of Tokyo, L’Effervescence restaurant is famed for its French-Japanese cuisine created by Chef Shinobu Namae. On Saturday, April 23 and Sunday, April 24, you can taste these international flavors without ever stepping onto an airplane. That weekend, the critically acclaimed chef joins Executive Chef Scott Anderson in the elements kitchen to create an innovative menu that combines both locally grown and Japanese spring herbs and spices. more

Princeton Insider: Boston Marathon

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In honor of this year’s Boston Marathon, view our top picks for custom running gear.

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Princeton Insider: Watch Trends

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These watches offer practicality and a splash of style.

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April 17 Communiversity Festival Features Six Stages, Marching Band, Food and Fun

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Communiversity has become a rite of spring for Princeton. On the Princeton University campus and throughout the downtown, this celebration of local arts and culture is an annual event that draws more than 40,000 to town, and this year’s event on April 17, 1-6 p.m. will be no exception. more

This Weekend in Princeton: April 8-10

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Friday, April 8

7 p.m.: Princeton High School Asian Festival. Students will share many facets of Asian culture including Chinese calligraphy, tea making, sushi making, and festival displays. Students will also perform a Chinese Lion Dance, Dragon Dance, Chinese Kung Fu, Japanese song and dance, Indian singing, and a Chinese fashion show. The event will be held in the school’s gymnasium, Walnut Lane.

8 p.m.: Boheme Opera NJ presents Carmen at Kendall Theater at The College of New Jersey, Ewing. more

Princeton Insider: Item of the Day

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CLASSICAL BOOK COLLECTION FROM DOT & BO

Give your bookshelf a face lift with these gorgeous editions of your favorite literary classics.

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KONEKTE Princeton Haiti

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See how area residents are connecting our town with Haiti

By Sarah Emily Gilbert

Photography by Andrew Wilkinson

Stuart Country Day School photography and digital arts teacher Andrew Wilkinson sought to emulate French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson’s ability to capture “The Decisive Moment” during his recent trip to Haiti with KONEKTE Princeton Haiti. It takes one look at Wilkinson’s photo series– aptly titled “Haiti – A Defining Moment” – to see that his mission was accomplished. more

Princeton Insider: Fashionable iPhone Cases

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Protect your new phone and look stylish with these iPhone cases and accessories. 

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Princeton Insider: Insect Inspired Fashion

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Haute Insect

This Spring, fashion designers have a love for nature. Patterns inspired by jeweled insects are streaming down the runway. The best part – all of these looks are completely ready to wear! Simply click on each product image to purchase. more

Affordable Art Fair NYC Opens Today

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Svetlana Rabey Untitled #51, 2015 Watercolor on paper 22 in x 30 in $1,500 Courtesy of Sugarlift (Brooklyn, NY)

Where you’ll love the art and the price tags

By Sarah Emily Gilbert

Buying art can be among the most intimating shopping experiences. This is especially true for young people who are looking to start-up their own art collection, but aren’t looking to go broke in the process. Luckily, Affordable Art Fair NYC (AAFNYC) is once again making extraordinary pieces of contemporary art accessible to all in their 21st edition of the Fair. Today until April 3, 2016 the Metropolitan Pavilion, located at 125 West 18th Street between 6th and 7th Avenues, will house one of NYC’s biggest, and most convivial, art events. more

Brett Bonfield – Writing the Next Chapter for Princeton Public Library

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By Anne Levin

Photography by Andrew Wilkinson

Nearly a decade ago, Brett Bonfield was at a career crossroads. He had written two novels, worked as a technology specialist, been a real estate analyst and a professional fundraiser. But he wasn’t feeling fulfilled. more

Princeton Dines Out For Parkinson’s, April 22-28

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The 7th Annual Princeton Dines Out for Parkinson’s Research begins on Friday, April 22 and runs through Thursday, April 28, 2016. Proceeds from this annual event will raise funds for Parkinson’s research. Participating is as easy as dining at any of the participating restaurants during the allotted days. more

Galbraith & Paul: High End and Helpful

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By Ellen Gilbert

Photography Courtesy of Galbraith & Paul

“The studio is the soul of our business,” say Liz Galbraith and Ephraim Paul about their eponymous company, Galbraith & Paul, a studio workshop specializing in hand block printed textiles, handmade rugs, and studio printed wallpaper available to the trade. Everything about the enterprise – from Galbraith’s determination to “keep making it personal;” to the culture engendered by the all-female staff, to their idiosyncratic location (a high-ceilinged old stone building at 116 Shurs Lane in Philadelphia’s Manayunk neighborhood), the place breathes originality. more

Plate to Date: Salt Creek Grille’s Tuna Carpaccio & Confetti Couscous

Now until March 30, Salt Creek Grille Princeton is offering entrees that take you on a full sensory experience

By Sarah Emily Gilbert 

Salt Creek Grille Princeton is adding two “fantastique” dishes to its menu for a limited time. Executive Chef Luis Estrada was recently commissioned by the Philharmonia Orchestra of New York (PONY) to create a series of dishes inspired by symphonies being performed in a pair of concerts on March 29 and 30 at Rose Theater at Jazz at Lincoln Center to kickoff PONY’s spring season.  more

Princeton Insider: Easter Gifts

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Get those baskets ready!

Make Easter fun for the whole family with these personalized Easter gifts. Simply click on each item to purchase. more

A Dining Mecca Evolves…and Evolves and Evolves

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Among the constants are farm-to-table food and rustic, reclaimed decor

By Ilene Dube

A generation ago, those with a sophisticated palate in search of a place to dine in Princeton might have called it a food desert. There was French-ish Lahiere’s, serving the likes of Albert Einstein and the King of Jordan since 1919 (it closed in 2010); the Alchemist & Barrister offering up burgers and pub grub; and a handful of diners and Chinese and Greek restaurants. But about 20 years ago, all that started to change, and now Princeton and Hopewell draw fine dining enthusiasts from the greater metropolitan region. These days, all the moves and changes happen so quickly, they could be recited to the tune of “I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major General.”  more

Princeton Bauhaus Modern

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By Michele Kolb

Photography by Jeffrey E. Tryon

Some of the most significant architects of the Bauhaus school designed homes in the Princeton area. Why and how did Princeton become a Mecca for Bauhaus architects?

The Bauhaus was an art institute in Germany founded in 1919 by Walter Gropius, with the aim of unifying art and technology in the machine age. According to the Gropius Manifesto of 1919, “The ultimate goal of all art is the building.”  more

Princeton Insider: Products for Man’s Best Friend

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Shop unique products for your favorite pooch. 

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Princeton Insider: Shop Green

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This St. Patrick’s Day, let the luck of the Irish influence your fashion and decor selections. Simply click on the images seen below to purchase.  more

Caterer Max Hansen Opens New Catering Facility

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Chef Max Hansen has announced plans for a 25,000-square-foot new catering venue in an old farmhouse on Carter Road in Hopewell. The $7 million project geared to weddings, corporate events, and catered affairs is scheduled to open by the summer of 2017. The project will create some 100 full-time jobs.

The location will also become the headquarters for Mr. Hansen’s entire operation. For the past 25 years, Max & Me Catering, Max Hansen Caterer, and Max Hansen Carversville Grocery in Bucks County have served the area. more