Flemington makes a BID for spring entertainment

The Flemington Business Improvement District, or BID, has released the schedule for its spring Cultural Series, which offers a number of different activities for visitors and residents to enjoy in Flemington.

The series is called Fragmented, and began in 2013. Megan Jones-Holt, the Executive Director of the Flemington BID, told the Hunterdon County Democrat:

“Fragmented promotes the arts, music, comedy, film, perspectives, and so much more.”


The sponsor of the spring series is Roman Jewelers. All events will occur on Main Street, at the Historic Courthouse in Flemington.

Events, which will no doubt be advertised with flyer and poster printing, get underway at 7:00 pm tonight with Oz Pearlman, famous magician and mentalist. He has appeared on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, as well as several other network shows. Tickets cost $15 for adults, or $5 for children under 12.

On May, also at 7:00 pm, Gordon Ward presents a talk entitled ‘Ghost Stories of Hunterdon!’ which is a mix of both history and investigation of ghosts in the Hunterdon area, including the Flemington Courthouse. All tickets are $10.

James Day and the Fish Fry continue the entertainment at 8:00 pm on May 22. The blues band has performed at many festivals, as well as venues in Canada and the East Coast. All tickets are $10

The schedule concludes on June 5 at 8:00 pm with the West Side Story Musical Revue, presented by the Downtown Performing Arts Center Players. Tickets are $10.

All tickets can be purchased at Downtown Flemington’s website.