New Brunswick Rocks Hotel and Dinner Package

Stay at The Heldrich and eat at The Frog and The Peach

Friday/Saturday/Sunday,
May – September 6 (selected additional dates in July and August)

• A Room at the Heldrich for 1 night (2 people max)
       Buy one get one breakfast
       $25 credit at the bar
       20% off at the Spa
• $75 toward dinner at The Frog and The Peach as well as other New Brunswick Rocks Venues (your choice of which one.)

All this for $199 plus tax!

Contact the Heldrich for reservations 732.729.4670.

New Brunswick is more fun when you sleep over!

Student Performance and Reception at The Frog and The Peach

Academy of Music on Main Street, Spotswood, NJ
Sunday June 14, 2009
3:00pm
$12.00 cover charge with advance ticket purchase at The Academy of Music, 732-251-3050. $14 at the door.

A lovely hour or so on a Sunday afternoon in the garden. 15 talented music students, ages 9 to 15, performing. Featuring the String Orchestra and the Guitar Ensemble.

Call The Academy of Music for reservations, 732-251-3050

Or simply show up at The Frog. 29 Dennis Street, New Brunswick, NJ 08901. 732-846-3216 x 0

What's Happening in Town

New Brunswick is a dynamic city with a vibrant arts, culture and restaurant scene. The home of Rutgers University the city is a college town enriched by what a large university brings to the community. Dubbed the City, New Brunswick boasts two teaching hospitals, the largest medical school in the country and is the home of Johnson & Johnson health care products company. New, (aka the Hub City), is easily accessible by major highways as well as by bus and train (including NJ Transit train from Newark Liberty Airport). Two of the finest hotels in the region are located downtown, within easy walking distance of The Frog and The Peach.

New Brunswick City Market, a nonprofit corporation whose function is to market and manage the city’s downtown, coordinates programs which from time to time include dinner-theater-hotel packages. The Frog and The Peach participates when the program clicks for us.

New Brunswick Rocks

Okay, so that's the "white bread" description. What you really need to know is that NEW BRUNSWICK ROCKS! Not for shopping....we don't have much of that to brag about. What we do have however is the hottest dining and entertainment scene in the state of New Jersey. What makes it really special is the friendly collaboration amongst the restaurants, theaters/entertainment venues and hotels. We collectively work hard to make your trip to downtown New Brunswick the night on the town you'll want to repeat. Newbrunswickrocks.com lists the participating venues and happenings.

Off Premise Charitable and Networking Events

We generally do what we do right here at 29 Dennis Street as we don't have the staff to take our show on the road. Occasionally we do go out to support a great cause. Generally every year you will find us at Taste of the Nation as well as Elijah’s Promise Chef's Night, cooking up a storm with other restaurants for the benefit of those less fortunate.

You can expect to find us at the following places in 2009:

First Reformed Church Benefit. The NJ Gay Men's Chorus Concert. January 31, 2009 (see above)

Taste of the Nation. Princeton. Monday April 20, 2009

Betsy is the honory Chairperson of the 2009 Taste of the Nation

For information and tickets visit the website for the Princeton Taste of the Nation.

Elijah's Promise A Chef's Night. Monday June 29, 2009

Middlesex County Regional Chamber of Commerce Networking event on the roof of the Hyatt.

CONCERT TO BENEFIT OUR NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH

Saturday January 31, 2009
“Raising the Roof through Music”. The New Jersey Men’s Chorus concert at The First Reformed Church of New Brunswick on Hiram Street.

The Frog and The Peach will be serving hors d’oeuvres before the concert, which starts at 8:00 (hors d’oeuvres and silent auction at 7:00), a benefit for historic preservation of this neighborhood church, constructed in 1812. Laying the cornerstone was Rev. John Henry Livingston who, like two other pastors of First Church in this era, was also president of Rutgers University, then Queen’s College. The steeple of the church houses the “town clock,” maintained to this day by the city of New Brunswick.

Tickets for the concert are $20 advance purchase and $25 at the door. For tickets and information contact the church, 9 Bayard Street (on the corner of Neilson St.) at 732-545-1005.

I HEAR A SYMPHONY!

NJ Symphony Orchestra performs at The State Theater

Fall 2009 - Spring 2010 Season

DIne at The Frog and The Peach before or after the Symphony, show your NJ Symphony Membership card, or tickets, and your dessert is on us, with purchase of a main course from the regular al la carte or bistro menu.

Reservations at 5:30, 6:00, 9:30 or 10:00

Perfomrances scheduled on October 4, 12. November 29, January 10, 18. February 1, March 2, 22, April 25.

RUTGERS HOME GAME LUCKY SEAT GIFT CERTIFICATE GIVE-AWAY

RU a football fan?

A $25 F&P gift certigicate will be given away every home game to the fan who happens to be sitting in the seat number drwan at random. Got to the the game and get lucky!