Nine dates, the full national set, which is unusual for a town this size. Morristown carries the same run as Philadelphia or Dallas.
Both winter crawls take the same Saturday and finish at eight. Around the Green that works well, since the restaurants there turn over into dinner service by early evening anyway.
Because everything sits within a few minutes of the Green. Morristown packs a stronger bar and restaurant scene into a small centre than most New Jersey towns manage.
It is unavoidable locally. Washington wintered his army here twice and the national historical park is in town, which gives the July 4th date a genuine local anchor.
Yes. NJ Transit's Morristown Line stops in town within a short walk of the Green, which makes it a practical trip from Newark or New York without a car.
St. Patrick's Day. Morris County turns out heavily for the holiday, and the page lists both a Saturday afternoon and a March 17 evening slot.
On the summer dates, yes. The Jersey Shore pulls a share of the July 4th and Cinco crowds, though Morristown holds up because it draws from the surrounding towns.
New Year's Eve, 6:00 PM through to 2:00 AM. Every other date on the page finishes by ten or eleven at the latest.
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