The Annual Art and Antiques Weekend will be October, 7th, 8th & 9th, 2022. Lambertville is host to dozens of artist galleries, antique shops and traders, private collectors, and vintage stores who enjoy state and national recognition. Many stores will feature special sales and merchandise expressly for the weekend event. So if you’ve been looking for that perfect piece for your home or office, or a one-of-a-kind gift for the person on your holiday list who has everything, there’s never been a better time to check out the crown jewels of the River Towns! Lambertville is known as “The Antiques Capital of New Jersey” by The Travel Channel, HGTV, Visit NJ, collectors, designers, and impassioned hobbyists throughout the country. “A gathering of antique shops, eclectic galleries and comfortable coffee shops clustered on the banks of the scenic Delaware River makes Lambertville a haven for artists and craftsmen. And the town’s architecture is as interesting as its residents.” – VisitNJ

You can find a list of local shops and locations hosting special events and offers throughout the weekend on the Art & Antiques Weekend page following the link below.

Art & Antiques Weekend Oct 7-9

Famous for its Halloween spirit, Lambertville, New Jersey is proud to own its nickname “Halloweenville.” We want to welcome you to the first annual Lambertville Halloween Film Festival! In addition to showcasing filmmakers and other talented artists, the goal of this year’s festival is to give you an unforgettable Halloween experience. This year’s festival spans three days of events, including a masquerade party, a selection of horror films, a demonstration of Hollywood monster makeup, and numerous local artists and vendors. At the film festival, the best of the best will be awarded a Golden Pumpkin. As an audience member, you have the power to make sure your favorite receives the Audience Selection Award! Mark your calendars. We look forward to seeing you here!

The fall season brings back the Halloween favorite to the stage – DRACULA! Mark Roxey’s
original choreography, set to a collage of music and sound effects by David Hanoman, follows
Bram Stoker’s classic vampire tale. The audience comes face-to-face with all the notorious
characters: the unwary Renfield who accidentally falls victim to Dracula on his way to the opera;
the lovely Lucy; and Dr. Van Helsing who leads the attack to rescue Lucy and others fallen prey to the vampires.

Performance Times:
October 21st at 7pm, October 22nd at 4pm & 7pm, October 23rd at 1pm & 4pm,
October 28th at 7pm, October 29th at 4pm & 7pm, October 30th at 1pm & 4pm