General Membership Meeting
The historical association's November gathering at the Court Inn. The program is still to be announced; September and October in the same slot were both talks by local historians. Open to the public.
More at The Court Inn
The Life and Times of Captain Daniel Bray: From Waterman to Militia (1741 to 1840)
A first-person program at the Half-Moon Inn tracing Daniel Bray from Delaware River waterman to militia leader, including the boats he rounded up for Washington's 1776 crossing. Daniel Nurmi McAuliffe narrates.
Tavern Trivia Night
Teams fill the old tavern rooms of the Half-Moon Inn for rounds on pop culture, history, sports, music and movies. Drinks and snacks on hand, prizes at the end. Ticketed.
The Newtown Treasury, presented by Matt Bielicki
Matt Bielicki on the Newtown Treasury and the 1781 Doan Gang robbery that made it famous. Part of the historical association's monthly meeting at the Court Inn, open to anyone who wants to sit in.
Around the same time
Breakfast Bingo
Bingo, breakfast and a shop fashion show at the Cock 'n Bull, nine to eleven. Around thirty-two dollars a head, gratuity included, and space is limited.
Sleeping Mat Project with Integrate for Good
Volunteers weave recycled grocery bags into sleeping mats for homeless neighbors, a partnership with Integrate for Good. Thursday mornings in the community room, drop in and learn the technique.
Baby Storytime
Books, music, rhymes and lap bounces for children under two, then play time with sensory toys. Thursday mornings in the large meeting room, running until the branch closes for Thanksgiving.
