Flemington DIY

We are pleased to welcome GOOD LUCK with Sweet Harm (NY) and Dark Surfers on Saturday, November 8! Originally formed in Bloomington, Indiana in the late aughts, Good Luck plays … Read moreNov. 8: Good Luck w/Sweet Harm & Dark Surfers

Now is the time to register for the Hunterdon Photo Capture and Show! From November 1st until November 30th, local photographers of all ages are challenged to capture images throughout … Read more2025 Photo Capture is Here!

Take Me Home Tonight! is a small works show featuring pieces under 10×10 inches that are fun to create and even more exciting to buy! With a ONE NIGHT ONLY Opening Fundraiser Event, … Read moreOpen Call: 4th Annual ‘Take Me Home Tonight’

Mardis Gras in October? Why not? If you like “trad” New Orleans style jazz, don’t miss this cool evening of hot jazz. Started by a Rutgers professor, Marshalls Band has … Read moreOct 24: New Orleans Trad Night Returns!

We are thrilled to welcome our selected BIPOC artists from NJ for October’s ‘What Is American?’ art exhibit, curated by Christianne Ebel, who is also contributing work to the exhibition: … Read moreAnnouncing “What Is American?” Artists

Strings, brass, woodwinds… Come join a classical music jam!!  Bring a piece or two of music to share, and sit in on the jam!   Bring your instrument, music (duo, trio, quartet, … Read moreIntroducing Classical Music Jams

During the month of August, we invite you to hang your zine on the wall – past or present – for all to view and enjoy. Now’s your time to create that … Read moreZines in August!

We are so proud to support the Flemington-Raritan Baseball (FRB) league this season by sponsoring a team! Many of us grew up playing on these fields and many of our … Read moreFDIY x FRB Little League

$15 at the door. 2PM. Proceeds benefit Cosecha NJ

Flemington DIY invites NJ BIPOC artists to submit work for What Is American?, a juried exhibition dedicated to countering erasure & expanding the American narrative, curated by Christianne Ebel. Exploring themes of … Read moreWhat Is American? Call for NJ BIPOC Arists