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December 27, 2025
1:00 PM EST
The Stars of 1776: New Jersey State Museum Planetarium [buy Planetarium tickets at the State Museum] Explore the night sky as it would have been seen in 1776 by George Washington and his troops, then stay for special Planetarium shows. 12:00 PM – Messengers of Time and Space; 1:00 PM The Great Solar System Adventure; 2:00 PM – Spark: The Universe in Us; 3:00 PM – Dinosaurs of Antarctica* (*does not include 1776 presentation). For details on programs, parking, and ticket prices, click link in event title.
Trenton’s Patriots Week 2025 - Celebrate Patriots Week in Trenton, NJ
https://patriotsweek.com/events/
https://www.nj.gov/state/museum/explore-planetarium.shtml

December 27, 2025
1:02 PM EST
Supreme Court Justice Robert Jackson & Nazi War Criminal Prosecutions. Supreme Court Justice Robert Jackson's biographer talked about his work to prosecute Nazi war criminals as World War II came to an end. President Truman named him the U.S. chief prosecutor at the Nuremberg trials in Germany. The Supreme Court Historical Society hosted this event.
American History/BookTV
https://www.c-span.org/program/american-history-tv/supreme-court-justice-robert-jackson-nazi-war-criminal-prosecutions/670185

December 27, 2025
1:30 PM EST
Trenton 1775: A Colonial Town Caught in the Revolution (walking tour): In 1775 Trenton was a young community of only 500 souls. The Continental and British armies each brought 1500 fighting men to town, overwhelming Trenton’s small spaces, limited accommodations, and modest supplies of food, water, and wood. Attorney Marc A. McKithen will lead visitors on a walking tour of colonial Trenton, introducing the people who lived here in 1776, their amusements, loyalties, and fears. Tour starts and ends in the historic Trenton Friends Meetinghouse. Refreshments and conversations at the end of the tour at the Meetinghouse.