Cultural · Ceremony
THE PRINCETON FESTIVAL: Chanoyu Ceremony
A traditional Japanese tea ceremony presented as part of The Princeton Festival.
The Princeton Festival presents the Chanoyu Ceremony, a traditional Japanese ritual of preparing and serving matcha. Held at the Stockton Education Center within the beautiful Morven Museum & Garden, this event offers a serene and educational experience into the art of tea. Participants will gain insight into the history and philosophy behind this ancient practice. It is a unique cultural highlight of the festival, inviting attendees to appreciate the beauty of mindfulness and tradition in Princeton.
What to Expect
A peaceful and informative demonstration of the Japanese tea ceremony.
Who Should Attend
- Cultural enthusiasts
- Tea lovers
- Festival attendees
- History buffs
Agenda Overview
Ceremony held on June 14, 2026.
Venue & Address
Organizer
The Princeton Festival · Cultural Organization
Organizer of annual arts and cultural events.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the ceremony?
June 14, 2026.
Where is it held?
Morven Museum & Garden, 55 Stockton St, Princeton, NJ.
What is Chanoyu?
The traditional ritual of preparing matcha.
Is there a ticket fee?
Yes, tickets are $25.
Is it part of a festival?
Yes, it is part of The Princeton Festival.
Is it suitable for all ages?
Yes, it is a cultural event.
Tags
Culture
Tea
Princeton
Festival
Ceremony
History
Summary
A traditional Japanese tea ceremony held at Morven Museum & Garden.
Highlights
- Traditional tea ceremony
- Educational experience
- Morven Museum & Garden setting
- Part of The Princeton Festival
- Cultural appreciation
- Mindfulness practice
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