Princeton Enviromental Film Festival

January 9, 2011

Now that the madness of the holidays is behind us we hope to grab your attention for an important festival, The Princeton Public Libraries Environmental Film Festival. This is the 5th year of the festival which runs from January 13th – 24th and hosts an interesting array of films and speakers. Each film has been carefully selected to give viewers a broad look at the state of our environment.
Featured films include:”Oceans,” “Houston, We Have a Problem,” ”Peaceable Kingdom: The Journey Home,” “Oceans,””Bag it,””I Bought a Rainforest” and “Gasland.” Featured speakers include: Chelsea Sexton, “Who Killed the Electric Car” and “Revenge of the Electric Car,” Josh Fox, director of “Gasland”, and Fabien Cousteau, the grandson of Jacques Cousteau. For the complete list of films and speakers please go to http://www.princetonlibrary.org/connections/index.html.
Don’t miss this incredible festival! The alarm bells are sounding around our planet and it is festivals such as this that can help us come together and see how we can help!
Enjoy!
Sig & Syl

P.S. Stay tuned for our ”The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly” of  2011 real estate stats!


Farmers’ Markets Galore!

October 7, 2010

Fall in Princeton has to be one of our favorite seasons.  The beautiful colors and the clean, crisp air make it the perfect time to get out and discover the area’s fabulous farmers’ markets.  But where do you start?  Well, it just so happens that our friend and colleague, Kim Rizk, just published a fantastic guide book on farmers markets.  It is full of all the information you need:  Essentials like where to find local produce, meats, poultry, cheese, wine and what’s in season in Central New Jersey.  When we pressed her for her favorite markets, she hemmed and hawed, saying things like, “That’s so unfair!” and “My favorite thing of all is checking them all out!”  Lucky for us, it’s in her book!  Her top three choices are: The West Windsor Farmers Market (Saturday morning), Trenton Farmers Market (Tuesday – Sunday, weekends only during the winter), and Terhune Orchards.  She also really likes Gravity Hill Farm because it has some of the most beautiful and unusual produce around and Griggstown Farm Market for all of their great prepared food and free-range poultry.  For more information about her book “Farm Markets of Centra New Jersey” check out Kim’s blog at http://www.gcaprincetonlocavores.blogspot.com/ or email her at farmmarketscnj@gmail.com.  Happy Shopping!  Sig & Syl


Game Tickets!

August 27, 2010

We can’t believe summer is almost over! Princeton is starting to come to life again as folks trickle back into town and gear up for the upcoming school year. If you are new to the area  make sure you check out Princeton University’s athletic site and get your tickets for the upcoming season.  We have had more fun attending  various athletic events throughout the year and wouldn’t want you to miss out! Ice hockey, lacrosse, basketball, field hockey, soccer, football and crew, to name just a few!  One of our favorites is heading over to Lake Carnegie to watch the rowers regattas. Princeton is a beautiful place and the fall is an exciting time.  We hope you will take advantage and please feel free to email us with any questions. The real estate market is revving up again as well. Stay tuned for the some interesting facts in the weeks to come! Cheers! Sig and Syl


Congratulations Princeton Tour Company!

August 3, 2010

As you know we think the Princeton area is a truly special place.  And we are not the only ones!  Mimi Omiecinski and her fabulous Princeton Tour Company was featured in the NY Times!  Check out the tour we took and if you are ever in the area, you should take one of her tours too!  Congratulations Mimi and Princeton Tour Company!  Cheers! Sig & Syl


Egg Culture

July 13, 2010

Today we have the pleasure of introducing you to Stacy Drummond and her gallery, Egg Culture. Egg Culture’s mission is to incite excellence in design and her unique pieces on display include period furniture, lighting, tabletop, publications and photography. Stacy brings her keen eye for design from her 30+ years as Creative Director for Columbia Records, Tommy Boy Records, and Look Here. Stacy and her gallery is just another great reason Princeton is such a special place to live! Enjoy! Sig & Syl

Egg Culture, posted with vodpod

 


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