Events in Ewing today

A golf outing bearing the name Stanley W. Davis is planned. Organizers note that registration includes a deadline and provide an online link for sign-ups.

The West Virginia Black Bears face the Trenton Thunder in a late-season minor league matchup at Trenton Thunder Ballpark in Trenton. With the schedule nearing its finish, each inning carries added intensity, featuring tight games and quick moves from the dugout. The ballpark’s close vantage points make it easy to follow the finer points, including pitch selection, defensive alignments, and bold baserunning.

At The Newtown Theatre, internet comedy personality @OneFunnyLisaMarie, also known as Lisa Marie Riley, presents a live fan event featuring comedic storytelling and a Q&A. VIP tickets include a post-show meet and greet. Recognized for her signature hair clip and Brooklyn accent, her daily takes on life and parenthood kept people laughing through quarantine. She has a following of more than 500,000 fans, and her TikTok videos have surpassed 2.7 million views. Tickets are $35 for general admission and $55 for VIP, plus taxes and fees.

Brian returns with his unique musical stylings that get audiences singing along.

Experience a crystal bowl sound bath at Hopewell Quarry, presented as a special fundraiser that benefits a cherished local landmark. Set outdoors by the water, this session invites participants to float on the quarry or rest on the shaded lawn while resonant crystal singing bowls fill the space, enhanced by the quarry’s natural acoustics. This 90-minute immersion is created to encourage nervous system ease, energetic reset, and full-body relaxation. With sound traveling richly in the quarry environment, the result is a multi-sensory experience where nature and frequency work together. Each attendee receives a complimentary vibrational gift. If you plan to be on the water, bring your own float or inner tube, as only a very small number may be available on site and there is no pump for inflatables. For comfort on land, consider a yoga mat, blankets, and a pillow, and dress comfortably with layers if needed. You are welcome to have gemstones or crystals with you during the session. Allow extra time if you are unfamiliar with the location and arrive early to settle in. All registrations are non-refundable. The experience is facilitated by Rebecca Zarnawski, a Reiki Master and teacher, intuitive coach, sound healer, and IPHM accredited practitioner. She integrates Reiki, sound healing, and intuitive coaching to support emotional release, balance, and alignment with one’s authentic self.

The West Virginia Black Bears visit the Trenton Thunder for a nighttime matchup at Trenton Thunder Ballpark in Trenton, New Jersey. This game features rising talent in a comfortable setting where it is easy to zero in on the subtleties of baseball, including pitch selection, defensive alignments, and smart baserunning. It suits fans who prefer an intimate ballpark experience that keeps the focus on the game’s finer details.

Following last year's sold-out performance, The E Street Shuffle returns to Newtown Theatre for a one-night concert. The band will play the complete Born in the U.S.A. album in honor of the nation's founding 250 years ago. The evening also includes a second full set of favorites and classics spanning The Boss's career.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its truck to Newtown Brewing for a day of brews and lobster. Orders can be placed at the truck with cash or major credit cards, or made contactlessly through the Cousins Maine Lobster mobile app. In the app, select the Trenton, NJ-Philadelphia, PA location to find this stop, and remember that ordering is available only during operating hours. During peak times, ordering may be paused briefly to help maintain food quality and a consistent experience.

Enjoy an outdoor yoga session on the grass that welcomes everyone. The class is free to attend. Please bring a mat or towel. Plans may change if the weather does not cooperate.

Music fills the Stone's Throw Patio at Shady Brook Farm. Along with the sounds, visitors can enjoy a farm shop, a bar, ice cream, and other options on site.

Curator Karl J Flesch leads a talk focusing on Judy Gibson, who in 1965 became the first African-American team captain of Trenton Central High School’s Sport Nite. The presentation highlights her life from 1947 to 2005 and her place in the school’s Sport Nite program. Reservations are available for $10, or $5 for TMS members, and light refreshments accompany reserved attendance. The program is hosted by the Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie Mansion in Trenton’s Cadwalader Park, with parking available and an accessible entrance.

Countdown to Ecstasy has spent more than a decade bringing Steely Dan's music to the stage with a focus on honoring the songs rather than imitation. The performance showcases the band's signature blend of rock, jazz, Latin influences, R&B, and blues, paired with studio-polished arrangements and lyrics that mix irony with intrigue. The Newtown concert includes well-loved hits as well as deeper cuts for a set that reaches across the catalog.

At Newtown Brewing Company, Bill Monach hosts an open mic night for musicians, comedians, and anyone ready to step up to the microphone. A full PA system with monitors, microphones, and a tablet is provided, and participants should bring any personal instruments they need. To reserve a performance slot, contact Bill at billmonachacoustic@gmail.com.

Settle into ARTWRKD for a calm, book-focused evening in a gallery perched above a concealed bookcase staircase in central Newtown. Bring your current read and enjoy a quiet period devoted to reading, followed by an optional discussion and some mingling. There is no assigned title, everyone is welcome, and admission is free. Drinks and light bites are available for purchase downstairs. RSVP is appreciated via @buckscountyreaders or buckscountyreaders@gmail.com.