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    Staff is amazing and Kids love it! Belt program provides step by step learning from computer engineering basics to advanced concept!

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    Princeton Lab School

    Princeton Lab School

    5.0(7 reviews)
    2.9 mi

    At first I took my niece and it was our special activity to bond over. Then, after my niece aged…read moreout and I had my own child, I signed my daughter up for the Babies class, then the mixed-ages class, and so on. My husband even took the Guitar for Grownups class. This program really helped our family not just develop our musical abilities but also helped me and my husband be better parents. The parent education provided with the fun musical activities gave us ideas and tips on how to communicate with our daughter when she was pre-verbal and how to use music to soothe a fussy child, to teach new things (like brushing teeth), and to redirect unwanted behavior. By far THE best money spent on a "children's activity."

    I had four children go through the Music Together program. It was by far the best money I have ever…read morespent on a children's activity. My children loved every class and I loved the special time I got to bond with each of them. All of my children could sing before they spoke and they were all early talkers. The teachers are wonderful, talented, and fun. The nursery rhymes and songs are so important to the development of children. My always had so much fun that they didn't even realize they were learning. As a parent, you don't even realize how much they are gaining until you see how excited they get when they hear "Hello Everybody" or see the instruments come out. I recommend Music Together to every parent that I know.

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    Van Nest Park - Pier

    Van Nest Park

    4.5(2 reviews)
    2.7 mi

    Parking lot. Restrooms…read more Playground. Gazebo. (a bit of a) Paved walkway. Dock. Pond. Field. ...it has all (most) of the elements you'd want/need/expect in a "park" but it's still pretty darn tiny all around. The only reason we went out of our way to visit... raconteur/enfant terrible/mastermind Orson Welles' broadcast from 1938. Early morning, first-Sunday-of-summer, perfect weather, it was a really nice and relaxing stroll through nature and getting wrapped up in the whole "Weird NJ"-ish-ness of the location. Glad to have checked it out, read up on the history/trivia of The Mercury Theater's stunt, Zen'ed out a bit looking at the pond (and fisherman out yonder) and then it was time to head back home.

    GROVERS MILL/WEST WINDSOR: thanks to the TikTok account, Vintage.newjersey, we were reminded of…read morethe legendary moment that put this small town on the map, quite literally. Grovers Mill was the accidental epicenter of the infamous 1938 War of the Worlds radio broadcast by Orson Welles, which caused widespread panic as listeners believed a real Martian invasion was underway. The writers reportedly chose the location by dropping a pencil on a map, launching Grovers Mill into unexpected fame and chaos. You can experience this quirky slice of history by visiting the monument commemorating the event in Van Nest Park. Follow the short, paved path to the right of the playground to find informational displays about the broadcast. Continue walking to the field, and look to your left, the monument is slightly tucked away behind some bushes. The park itself is a lovely place to relax: bring a picnic, enjoy the playground, or sit on a bench overlooking the serene Grover's Mill Pond. Leashed and friendly dogs are allowed! Just up the road, be sure to stop by the Red Barn, a charming spot and perfect backdrop for a photo.

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    Van Nest Park - "I wonder what it would be like to live in a world where it was always June." ― L.M. Montgomergy

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    "I wonder what it would be like to live in a world where it was always June." ― L.M. Montgomergy

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