Events in Bergen County today

A free recycling drop-off for Bergen County residents, presented by the Bergen County Utilities Authority, is part of a countywide 2026 series and will be held at Bergen Community College in Paramus. The event runs rain or shine. Attendees must present proof of county residency, and business or commercial waste will not be accepted. Shredding is available on-site and may end early once capacity is met.

Ease into tennis with an introductory approach that uses low compression balls, slowing the pace and making those first rallies more manageable. This welcoming start helps new players begin playing while building control and confidence.

Miss Jen returns for Saturday Storytime with a lively mix of stories and songs to start the weekend off right. Families can come to the library and enjoy the session together. Please register one child per spot.

Step into a feel-good fairytale at Carmine’s in Times Square for The Grandest Princess Ball Ever. Kids can sing, dance, and play interactive games with princess characters, plus enjoy themed desserts. There’s plenty of family-friendly fun as children spend quality time with their favorite royals while adults enjoy the magical atmosphere too. Each event runs about 1 hour and 45 minutes, and characters may rotate frequently, so the experience can feel fresh from visit to visit.

Get ready for Bastid’s BBQ in New York, a full day of great music, delicious food, and good vibes at The Seaport. This is an 18+ event, with doors opening at 3:00 PM and the party running all day.

Josh Baker presents an afternoon/evening electronic music show at Knockdown Center, with support from Laidlaw, Natalia Roth, and Cole Terrazas. The event is scheduled to start at 3:00 PM local venue time.

Part of a seasonal series from the Fort Lee Business District Alliance, this night market at Fort Lee Commons highlights local artisans and makers alongside food vendors in a lively community atmosphere. Browse handmade goods, support small businesses, and enjoy experiences shaped by the season with themes that include occasions like Mother’s Day, summer kickoffs, and fall harvest celebrations. Additional details and vendor spotlights will be shared as the series continues.

Head to Bushwick Comedy Club for a friendly open mic night featuring 12 comics with 5 minutes each. There’s a quick participation rule that all comics must stay for their full mic time, and late arrivals may get their time halved or lose their spot to the waitlist. Tickets are $5, and refunds or cancellations are not available for these open mics.

Catch Usher and Chris Brown live at MetLife Stadium as they co-headline The R&B Tour. The show is listed for the evening, with tickets available through Ticketmaster.

D.L. Hughley is bringing his stand-up comedy to City Winery New York City for an evening show. The performance is set to start at 7:00 PM.

Teodoro Reyes is bringing their merengue and latin music vibe to La Finca Bar & Grill in the Bronx. Doors open for the show at 9:00 PM, with tickets available through Spotify’s ticketing links.

Not So Trivial Pursuit offers an interactive trivia challenge centered on philosophy, giving both first-time participants and seasoned thinkers a real chance to win. The cost is $12. An optional meal is available, and it is a relaxed way to connect with the local philosophy community while showing your smarts. The gathering takes place at the meetinghouse with a Zoom option. To receive the Zoom link, email admin@ethicalfocus.org. No existential crisis required. Bring your appetite and your P game.

Get ready for a groovy, MAMMA MIA!-inspired brunch at Ellen’s Stardust Diner. Enjoy two hours of live, show-stopping performances from the singing waitstaff while you dig into your choice of entrée and sip bottomless mimosas for up to two hours. There’s also a full cash bar for other cocktails, and the dress code calls for sequins, flares, and anything fabulous.

Get dressed up for EUROGALLERY, an all-green-and-black formal in-person showcase featuring artwork from the featured artist EUROARTVISION, plus live music, food, and drinks. Doors open at 5:00 PM, and the event runs through the evening.

D.L. Hughley is bringing his comedy show to City Winery New York City for an evening performance. The show is scheduled to start at 6:00 PM at the venue.

Celebrating its 54th year, Summer Choir School offers kids in grades 2 through 9 a meaningful blend of joyful music, faith formation, and community, with choices that include sports, arts and crafts, and handbells. A concurrent Little Learners Music Camp is available for children in PK through first grade, running alongside the main program.

This interactive literacy session features stories and songs presented in both Spanish and English. Registration is required. Sesión interactiva de lectura con cuentos y canciones en español e inglés. Se requiere inscripción.

RISE, the Reflections InterACTive Summer Experience and a volunteer program of the Bergen County Division of Family Guidance, presents an interactive workshop where teens explore improvisational games and theatrical skills to address teen issues. The session is open to students entering grades 6 through 12. Participants will also hear about a theater-related volunteer opportunity available in the fall.

Jackie and Marlon Jackson lead a special concert at bergenPAC, joined by Tito’s son Tarryl and West End talent Haydon Eshun, reviving the signature sound and choreography of The Jackson 5 and The Jacksons. Crowd favorites like ABC, I Want You Back, I’ll Be There, and Dancing Machine are delivered with dynamic vocals, tight rhythms, and classic Motown energy. The production salutes a record-setting legacy that influenced artists from NSYNC to BTS, enhanced by archival footage that brings the story to life. A lively celebration of timeless hits and the artistry of the Jackson family.

Dive into hands-on engineering through a series of playful, problem-solving activities. Tackle towers, bridges, and inventive creations while learning how engineers approach challenges and turn ideas into reality. Ideal for girls who are curious about building, experimenting, and exploring.

Turn ideas into tangible objects with DreamLab's 3D printers in an introductory session that covers the essentials of 3D design and explains how the machines operate. Participants explore innovation, engineering, and technology while developing a customized project from concept to creation. This is a welcoming starting point for working with one of DreamLab's go to maker tools.

Teens can visit the library to pick up a new take home craft kit. Kits are available inside and do not require registration or reservations. Supplies are limited and distributed in order of arrival, with a limit of one kit per person. Share your finished project on Facebook or Instagram at @bogotalibrarynj.

Two high school teachers perform acoustic covers spanning the 1960s through the 1990s.

In Teaneck, this summer program offers six weeks of soccer training focused on technical skills, agility, and on-field decision making to support development during the off season. Sessions are organized by current grade, with separate groups for grades 1–4 and 5–7. Players can train once or twice per week, and individual sessions are also available. The exact Teaneck location will be announced and confirmed before training begins. The cost is $125, and registration is handled via email or text.

Mr. Tommy leads a lively storytime for children ages 0 to 3, blending stories and songs to keep little ones engaged throughout. Each child needs their own spot, and registration is required.

Unwind and get creative while building with LEGO bricks. Please register each child who will participate.

Garchella 2026 concludes with a live tribute to the music of Taylor Swift at Columbus Park. The performance spans beloved country beginnings through current chart-topping anthems, inviting fans to sing along and celebrate every era. Admission is free, the setting is welcoming for all ages, and attendees can bring lawn chairs or blankets. As the finale of the Garchella Summer Concert Series, it offers a festive sendoff filled with music and shared memories.

Gather the whole crew for lighthearted rivalry and all-out fun featuring board games, team-based challenges, party-style games, and hands-on activities for every age. From sharp strategists to casual players, Family Game Night offers a friendly setting to connect, compete, and create lasting memories together.

Crocheters with a bit of experience can connect in a relaxed club setting and work on personal projects alongside others. Materials will be available from the library, but there will not be an instructor, so it is not designed as a beginner lesson. Signing up in advance is suggested.

Catch the New Jersey Jackals as they take on Down East at Hinchliffe Stadium. Gates open at 5:35 PM, with first pitch scheduled for 6:35 PM. Tickets start at $10.

Catch Tyler Goldchain live, along with Malik English and Arewa, for an evening of music at Berlin. The doors open at 6:00 PM, with the show starting at 7:00 PM. This event is 21+.

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