We here at Lawrenceville Main Street are sticklers for proper usage, and so we can’t call our upcoming event the “first annual Winter Market.” Technically, we have to wait until next year’s event to go and use that pesky “annual” word,
but … well you know what? We’re f...

We are beaming with pride for Lawrenceville Main Street's Landscaping Committee, who were recently honored to receive the Garden Gate Garden Club of Lawrenceville's Annual Beautification Award at a meeting of the Lawrence Township Council. 

 Pictured: Phoenix Smith, Car...

This has been a great year for Lawrenceville Main Street and our community - from Music in the Park to A Night in the Village. THANK YOU for making this a wonderful place to live. With our vibrant village center with bakeries, restaurants, shops and businesses, our com...

Frank Haggerty, a lifelong resident of Lawrenceville, could be called a renaissance man. He is an award winning photographer and juried artist in oil and charcoal mediums. He owned his own photography studio, taking wedding photos as well as elementary and middle schoo...

This month's featured Lawrenceville Main Street Board of Directors member is Theresa Wrobel, who says that her favorite part about the Village of Lawrenceville is its "history, natural beauty, and dining opportunities". Theresa says that "Lawrenceville has been a wonde...

John Noto opened Noto Insurance Advisors 12 years ago in Princeton before moving to the corner of Main Street and Gordon Avenue in 2010. “Lawrenceville is a close knit community with a small town feel. I always have a warm feeling when I drive through the town. It is a...

For the fourth consecutive year, Mercer County rockers 'The Beagles' kept us grooving at Scarecrows in the Village!

Launched four-and-a-half years ago by guitarist and vocalist Rob Freeman and saxophonist and vocalist Steve Wolpert, who started jamming together on cover...

These are exciting times for Corks & Canvas.  After three years of hosting wine and painting events at Gordon Avenue, in the heart of the Lawrenceville Main Street district, Rosemary Sudnick officially sold the business last week to her stepdaughter, Morgan Hunter. Mor...

This month’s installment of Meet the LMS Board features our treasurer, Michael Cerra. Michael moved to Lawrenceville nearly 20 years ago, first to an apartment on the southern end of town before moving to the Village in 2006.

Michael remembers hearing stories about vaca...

On Sunday October 1st, Lawrenceville rolled out a culinary red carpet for eager taste-testers to enjoy the best food and drink this area has to offer. 

The village was illuminated by luminarias and lively conversation as attendees sampled tasty bites and lively libation...