NJIO Fall Concert
Sunday November 2nd 3PM
Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church
716 Watchung Ave, Plainfield​
Step away from the noise of everyday life and immerse yourself in music that celebrates the beauty and power of the natural world. From Beethoven’s Pastoral Symphony with its gentle meadows and thrilling storm, to the lively dances of DvoÅ™ák and the magic of Mozart, NJIO’s fall concert offers an afternoon of inspiration, peace, and joy. Featuring our 2025 Young Artist Concerto Competition winner, violinist Marcus Chong-Wah Wong. Come as you are, leave with your spirits raised!

NEW: Concert Comfort Station
To make your concert experience more comfortable, NJIO now provides free items to borrow during the concert at our Concert Comfort Station, located in the concert lobby. Please see a volunteer at the Concert Comfort Station to borrow any of the following:​
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Crayons and coloring pages
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Additional cushions
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Sound-reducing headphones
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Large-print program books
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Fidget toys
Sponsors




This concert is made possible by funds from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, a partner agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, The Plainfield Foundation, 2025 Young Artist Concerto Competition sponsor Elefante Music, and our season sponsors: the Frank and Lydia Bergen Foundation, The Henry S. and Agnes M. Truzack Foundation, Standish Foundation, and many other generous supporters. NJIO is a proud participating organization in the Families First Discovery Pass Program, a program of the NJ Departments of Health and Human Services.

Parking and Entering at Crescent Ave
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Parking is available off 1st Place (blue box in photo) or across Watchung Ave at Swain Galleries (yellow box in photo). Audience members should enter the church at the end of the church closest to Crescent Ave.
A limited number of handicapped spaces are available in the main driveway entrance to the church. The accessible entrance is at the corner of the two buildings (where the red "dot" is in the photo).

Help Keep Our Concerts Free for All
We believe that live orchestral music should be accessible to everyone, which is why our concerts are always free to attend. However, to keep bringing you these incredible performances, we rely on the generosity of our community.
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A donation of just $10 per person at our concerts helps cover essential costs like venue rental, musician fees, and administrative support. Every contribution, no matter the size, makes a difference and ensures that we can continue to share the joy of music with all generations.