Ringwood Manor hosts a variety of events during the year.
Please scroll down to see information below on upcoming events & programs.
The events calendar is updated periodically throughout the year.
Please scroll down to see information below on upcoming events & programs.
The events calendar is updated periodically throughout the year.
Information on Enchanted Evening Tour ticket sales can be found be clicking HERE.
RMAA Carriage Barn Concert
Sunday, October 1st
Doors open at 2:30pm, concert begins at 3:00pm
Tickets $10 in advance; $15 at the door. Advance ticket sales have ended, but you can still purchase tickets at the door today!
Join the Ringwood Manor Association of the Arts and Ringwood Manor as we celebrate the restoration and return to Ringwood Manor of the Martha Wood Belcher painting “Abram Hewitt Estate." Come get a first look at the newly restored painting and enjoy a concert in the restored carriage barn gallery featuring classical music of the era with works by Aaron Copeland, Samuel Barber and more.
The concert will be performed by a talented quartet of artists, Julianne Froehlich, Amanda McGarry Shawn David Dey & Mark Uhlemann accompanied by pianist, Garah Landes.
The concert will be held in the Carriage Barn gallery at 3pm, doors open at 2:30pm.
Sunday, October 1st
Doors open at 2:30pm, concert begins at 3:00pm
Tickets $10 in advance; $15 at the door. Advance ticket sales have ended, but you can still purchase tickets at the door today!
Join the Ringwood Manor Association of the Arts and Ringwood Manor as we celebrate the restoration and return to Ringwood Manor of the Martha Wood Belcher painting “Abram Hewitt Estate." Come get a first look at the newly restored painting and enjoy a concert in the restored carriage barn gallery featuring classical music of the era with works by Aaron Copeland, Samuel Barber and more.
The concert will be performed by a talented quartet of artists, Julianne Froehlich, Amanda McGarry Shawn David Dey & Mark Uhlemann accompanied by pianist, Garah Landes.
The concert will be held in the Carriage Barn gallery at 3pm, doors open at 2:30pm.
RMAA Plein Air Paint Out at Ringwood Manor
Saturday, October 14th
8:00am to 4:00pm
Join us for a day celebrating Plein Air painting in Ringwood State Park! We hope you will join us for the full day of painting on October 14th. Canvases should be brought to the art gallery at the carriage barn to be stamped upon arrival (anytime after 8am). Entries for competition should be delivered gallery by 2pm. Judging will then take place and winners will be announced at 2:30pm. Additionally, a watercolor painting demonstration will be taking place at 2:30pm. We will also have an art exhibition and drinks/snacks available all day. Please visit with us and support our local artists!
Awards will be announced at 2:30pm - 1st Place $100, 2nd Place $75 and 3rd Place $50.
More details can be found by visiting: www.ringwoodmanorarts.org
Saturday, October 14th
8:00am to 4:00pm
Join us for a day celebrating Plein Air painting in Ringwood State Park! We hope you will join us for the full day of painting on October 14th. Canvases should be brought to the art gallery at the carriage barn to be stamped upon arrival (anytime after 8am). Entries for competition should be delivered gallery by 2pm. Judging will then take place and winners will be announced at 2:30pm. Additionally, a watercolor painting demonstration will be taking place at 2:30pm. We will also have an art exhibition and drinks/snacks available all day. Please visit with us and support our local artists!
Awards will be announced at 2:30pm - 1st Place $100, 2nd Place $75 and 3rd Place $50.
More details can be found by visiting: www.ringwoodmanorarts.org
NJHHS Program: Native American Artifact Identification Day
Sunday, October 15th
1:30pm-4:00pm
Takes place at the Coffee Shop next to Ringwood Manor
Bring your Native American artifacts and have them identified by archaeologist, Ed Lenik. Mr. Lenik will provide the public with a free authentication of artifact collections and answer questions about Native American culture and history. Books on Native American history will also be on sale.
Sunday, October 15th
1:30pm-4:00pm
Takes place at the Coffee Shop next to Ringwood Manor
Bring your Native American artifacts and have them identified by archaeologist, Ed Lenik. Mr. Lenik will provide the public with a free authentication of artifact collections and answer questions about Native American culture and history. Books on Native American history will also be on sale.
NJHHS Program: The Making of Liberty State Park
Sunday, October 22nd
1:30pm
Takes place at the Coffee Shop next to Ringwood Manor
Join Kevin Olsen, railroad historian , author and environmentalist, as he relays the story of the making of Liberty State Park: from major railroad terminal of the Central Railroad of NJ to NJ State Park. The program will trace the history of the site, the development of the park, and explain how it has been possible for a popular park and contaminated Brownfield to coexist.
Sunday, October 22nd
1:30pm
Takes place at the Coffee Shop next to Ringwood Manor
Join Kevin Olsen, railroad historian , author and environmentalist, as he relays the story of the making of Liberty State Park: from major railroad terminal of the Central Railroad of NJ to NJ State Park. The program will trace the history of the site, the development of the park, and explain how it has been possible for a popular park and contaminated Brownfield to coexist.
NJHHS Program: Annual History Show & Tell
Sunday, November 12th
1:30pm
Takes place at the Coffee Shop next to Ringwood Manor
An opportunity for you to share YOUR historic knowledge! Bring information, historic objects, research you’ve discovered, and tell us about it! We want to hear what history of the local area you have uncovered in your own research.
Sunday, November 12th
1:30pm
Takes place at the Coffee Shop next to Ringwood Manor
An opportunity for you to share YOUR historic knowledge! Bring information, historic objects, research you’ve discovered, and tell us about it! We want to hear what history of the local area you have uncovered in your own research.