On December 18, 2025, CFPA held its annual Holiday Peace Gathering, a three-part event in Princeton featuring a Peace Vigil on Palmer Square, and a Potluck meal and Program, both in the Assembly Room of Nassau Presbyterian Church. More than 200 attended the events, either in-person or -- for the Program portion -- via livestream.
The theme for the Peace Vigil was "No New Nuclear Arms Race" and "No War with Venezuela". Posters and battery-operated candles were provided for attendees attending this silent vigil.
Vigil attendees on Palmer Square.
After the Potluck meal, the Program included a brief and informative presentation by runner activists of The Movement, a 275-mile trek from New York to Washington D.C. organized by the NJ-based Climate Revolution Action Network, to create awareness for the NJ Climate Superfund Act, which is up for vote in the NJ State legislature during the current lame duck session. Visit our No Wars, No Warming page to find out more about the Climate Superfund Act and how to get involved to help it pass.
Chris Sotiro, Deputy Director of Climate Revolution Action Network speaks to the audience about the NJ Climate Superfund Act.
The main event of the Program was a concert of peace music performed by David Brahinsky & Friends. If you were unable to attend and are interested in viewing the Program, please click the preceding link to watch a recording of the livestream on our YouTube channel.
David Brahinsky & Friends performed a one-hour concert of peace music to everyone's enjoyment!
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