Events in Bridgeton, NJ

Mr. John leads a mix of story sharing, music, and fingerplay activities, followed by a playgroup. The program starts with time for tales and songs, then transitions into group play.

Pack a blanket and a snack for a relaxed storytime at Clark Park in Philadelphia, set up near the playground with stories, songs, and bubbles. If rain arrives, activities move to Walnut Street West Library, and day-of updates will be posted on social media. Open to all ages.

A monthly program at The Biggs Museum welcomes adults ages 55 and older to explore, learn, and connect in a friendly setting. Each edition features a fresh theme with exclusive programs and engaging activities that bring history, art, and science to life. Attendees can enjoy thoughtfully designed self-guided tours that share insights into exhibitions and collections, take part in hands-on experiences rooted in art, history, or culture, and relax during a social hour with refreshments and a cash bar. Senior discounts are available in the museum store. Admission is free.

Treat yourself to a weekly lash and brow happy hour in North Philadelphia. Enjoy special pricing at this studio-only event in the Philly area, with custom full sets priced at $95 and henna brows at $40. Book during the happy hour window to receive an additional $10 discount. Limited studio appointments are available each week, and the promotion runs on Thursday and Friday.

A creative building club invites makers of every age to dream up and construct imaginative projects. Explore LEGOs, blocks, Magna-Tiles, Lincoln Logs, and other buildable materials as you design your own structures. All ages are welcome. Toddlers have a dedicated area with age-appropriate blocks so they can play and create comfortably alongside older builders.

Explore Old City through its taverns on a guided pub crawl that blends drinks with engaging tales from Philadelphia’s colonial and revolutionary eras. Move between well known bars and neighborhood pubs as a knowledgeable local guide shares surprising and humorous stories that usually do not appear in school lessons. It is designed for both history enthusiasts and casual explorers, encouraging easy conversation with fellow travelers while sampling the city’s renowned pub culture. The tour runs approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes, and tickets must be purchased in advance. Philly Crawling notes a 5 star rating for this experience.

Roosevelt Mall hosts its annual Trick-or-Treat, inviting families to walk the mall and pick up candy from participating businesses. Costumes are encouraged, and guests of all ages can enjoy a festive atmosphere filled with Halloween fun and community spirit. Treat stops include 2nd Street USA, Bath & Body Works, ChiCha San Chen, Hair Cuttery, Insomnia Cookies, JD Sports, Key Hut, LA Fitness, LensCrafters, Oak Street Health, Panda Express, Philly Halal Eats, Rainbow, Raising Cane's, Snipes, T-Mobile, The Children's Place, The Vitamin Shoppe, Tous les Jours, Verizon Wireless, Wendy's, Wonder, and Yes Dental. Additional participants may be announced. Bring a bag for treats and enjoy a candy-filled evening at Roosevelt Mall.

Manayunk-Roxborough Art Center presents a Halloween edition of Art After Dark filled with creative activities. Explore a themed art walk, enjoy a dramatic reading, pose at the photo booth, and make multiple art projects with guidance from artist volunteers. Frios will be on hand with gourmet pops available for purchase. Children receive candy-free treat bags, and there are surprises for adults. Open to all ages. Admission is $10 per person, with free entry for children two and under.

Called "Yoga for Your Love Life," this Tantra Speed Date® experience moves beyond small talk with a sequence of playful, guided exercises that help you relax, be yourself, and discover real chemistry. Over one evening, meet up to 20 singles while exploring conversation, eye contact, movement, and authentic connection. Expect laughter and a few surprises as dating feels natural rather than awkward or exhausting. Since 2017, more than 358,516 guided first dates have taken place in over 50 cities worldwide, and 94.09% of participants leave with at least one mutual match. If not, your next event is complimentary. Participants describe it as the best singles event they have attended, transformative, and even the place they met the love of their life. This session takes place in Philadelphia, PA.

Comedian Joanne McNally brings Pinotphile to Punch Line Philly in Philadelphia, a brand new stand-up hour building on the runaway success of The Prosecco Express. Expect a candid, high-energy romp through modern romance and rivalry as she tackles messy situationships, payback, love-hate friendships, and the sting of rejection with razor sharp humor. Variety has spotlighted her as a talent to watch, and critics from the London Evening Standard to the Irish Examiner have praised her fearless, delightfully off-kilter style. Her previous tour was honored as Ticketmaster IE’s Comedy Event of the Year, and this follow-up arrives with plenty of anticipation.

Created for her NPR series America in Pursuit, pianist and thought leader Lara Downes presents a program of live music and conversation with Rhiannon Giddens, a Pulitzer Prize and Grammy winner who is a singer, multi-instrumentalist, and cultural historian. Together they explore the currents of American music and the places where traditions meet, sharing songs that range from Amazing Grace to Paul Simon’s American Tune to illuminate our history and our collective hopes and challenges. The program also includes multimedia work from Downes’ national initiative The Declaration Project, encouraging reflection on common ground, shared purpose, and the possibilities ahead for the American story. Accessibility offerings include open captioning, wheelchair accessible seating, assistive listening devices, large-print and digital programs, and service animals are welcome.

Interpreters from First State Heritage Park guide a lantern-lit walk around the Dover Green, sharing ghost stories, local hauntings and other tales of the supernatural. The experience lasts about an hour. Advance registration is required and capacity is limited. Online registration closes 24 hours before the program. After that, the contact number is 302-739-9194. If weather forces a cancellation, a new date may not be offered. The fee is $15 per person.

Presented by Ensemble Arts, Afro-Cuban All Stars brings a vibrant celebration of Cuban music to Miller Theater. Under the direction of Juan de Marcos, the ensemble champions both tradition and innovation, uniting seasoned masters with rising talent. The group has earned four GRAMMY nominations and toured extensively worldwide, and its origins connect to Buena Vista Social Club, a pivotal recording and wider movement that helped reintroduce global audiences to Cuba's infectious rhythms. Expect dazzling musicianship, propulsive grooves, and a dance-ready atmosphere throughout the performance.

At The Levoy Theatre, Broken Arrow presents a tribute to Neil Young that moves between the electric fire of Crazy Horse and the acoustic, pedal steel flavored country rock he is known for. The group delivers faithful renditions while stretching out with jam sections and refreshed arrangements. Lead vocals by Joe Mass channel Young's tone, and tight harmonies help spark crowd singalongs and calls for encores. Premium seating options are available, and The Vaudeville Bar will be open and serving.

Shot of Southern brings a high-energy night of modern country and southern rock to Sweeney’s Station Saloon. Expect powerful vocals and a set packed with favorites that invite singing along and dancing. The atmosphere leans loud and lively, with cold drinks, good food, and a full evening of guitars, country hits, and southern rock. Cover is $15. On-site parking is free.

Sing your favorite songs upstairs at O’Neals Pub with All Around Sound Entertainment. The karaoke series that once took place at 117 @ Olde City has moved to this venue, and it now happens on both Friday and Saturday. Take the mic or cheer for friends in a friendly, upbeat setting.

The Dolphin sets the stage for a Mischief Night steeped in acid-soaked energy, headlined by a back to back session from Lauren Flax and Mike Servito, with The Dolphin’s resident vampire G I N A guiding the night. Costumes are strongly encouraged. A Detroit native and longtime Brooklyn resident, Lauren Flax has been immersed in music since childhood, first on drums, then guitar and bass. She came up through Detroit’s underground as a resident at the Motor Lounge alongside Mike Servito and others, appeared on the Motor stage at the inaugural Detroit Electronic Music Festival in 2000, and evolved from early jungle roots into techno, house, and electro. After sharpening her production chops in Chicago, she moved to Manhattan and released an early remix for Le Tigre. Later highlights include Dance Trax Vol. 16 on DJ Haus’s label, a sold-out EP on The Bunker New York, and a creative turn with 2MR following her remix of Pale Blue’s Breathe, which inspired a six track project blending ambient textures with acid house. Since 2019, she has toured the United States and Europe with live analog sets. Mike Servito brings a deeply honed approach shaped by years in Detroit, absorbing influences from the Electrifying Mojo and the Wizard, learning from figures like Mike Huckaby and Claude Young, and cementing his presence within the city’s circuit before relocating to New York. As a core resident of The Bunker, he has taken a jacking sound that fuses house, acid, and techno to dance floors around the world. A pivotal turning point came with his No Way Back after-party set during Movement weekend, recorded with The Bunker New York and Interdimensional Transmissions, which Resident Advisor named its top online mix of the year. He has since appeared at venues such as Panorama Bar in Berlin, XOYO in London, and Contact in Tokyo, along with major festivals including Movement.

Saváge presents Devils Night at Velvet Whip, a late-night gathering where progressive house and techno drive the energy alongside live acts that play with themes of the sinful and the sacred. Expect sets from Teakez, IANN, Cherry B, and Angelinkast, with additional performances by Nattie Lynx, Fae, Lotus, Pixie, and Desire. Costumes are encouraged, so bring your darkest imagination to life with devils, demons, fallen angels, and sinners in mind. The dance floor turns into a playground for mischief, with room to let go and revel in the thrills.

Ease into the weekend with Weekend Warrior Yoga, a one hour, all levels class guided by Arlinda. Created with newcomers and returning practitioners in mind, it blends strength building and smooth, accessible flow with a welcoming community vibe. Variations are offered so each pose can meet you where you are, and the smaller group setting allows time for questions and personalized support. The music stays uplifting and the movement energizing, while warmth comes from breath and effort rather than a heated room. Expect to finish feeling steady, stretched, and ready for the days ahead. Registration is required and space is limited.

The Delaware Renaissance Faire returns to Firebase Lloyd in Townsend, Delaware for three weekends of family-friendly autumn adventure. Explore a bustling realm of live performances, lively music, tasty food, and a marketplace of unique vendors. Each weekend offers its own theme. Halloweekend brings Halloween fun for all ages, including trick-or-treating at vendor booths. Celtic Weekend celebrates the sounds and spirit of Celtic culture. Fantasy Weekend closes the run with a celebration of imagination and mythical whimsy. Online tickets are available to help speed up entry.

Celebrate the season with a family friendly gathering in the Christian Stronghold Church parking lot. Enjoy an inflatable bounce attraction, face painting, hands-on arts and crafts, the chance to make your own caramel apple, apple cider donuts, a variety of games, and pumpkin painting. A warm, community-focused outing with plenty of autumn fun.

Crochet, community, creativity, and connection come together at a welcoming Philly gathering from Philly Crochet Divas, the official local chapter of the Crochet Guild of America. Enjoy a relaxed setting to unwind, share ideas, and connect with fellow crocheters, with an upbeat atmosphere that includes music and plenty of laughter. Beginners and experienced participants are equally welcome, and there are options to take part in person or online. Bring yarn, hooks, and any works in progress if you wish, or attend without supplies.

Participants learn the basics of wheel throwing with guidance from an instructor, then select a glaze for their piece. Staff will handle the firing and call when the work is ready for pickup. Please allow two to three weeks for the glazing and firing process. For questions, call (856) 765-0988.

Celebrate the season at a free, community-wide fall festival hosted by Faith Bible Church in Vineland. Enjoy a day of fun with trunk-or-treating, bounce houses, face painting, music from a live DJ, giveaways, exhibitors, and more. Parking is available at the Vineland High School lot, followed by a short walk to the venue.

Enjoy a walk-in fiber arts club welcoming every age and skill level, from first-time crafters to seasoned makers. Crochet and knitting supplies are provided, including needles, hooks, and yarn, so there is nothing extra to bring. Spend some relaxed time learning new techniques, meeting fellow creators, and giving that long-standing project the finishing touches.

A weekly drop-in writing club for adults welcomes writers, authors, and poets from any background or genre. Bring your work to spend focused time writing alongside peers, or take a moment to talk through inspiration and challenges with others who share a love for the craft. The space is supportive of LGBTQ+, BIPOC, and neurodivergent communities. On the first and last Saturdays of the month, there is dedicated time for Black women to write together and connect about their creative journeys.

Celebrate the season with an in-person Write On Purpose session at Lovett Memorial Library, a branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia. Explore practical techniques through guided exercises in style and voice to bring energy and clarity to your writing. Sweet treats will be available, and costumes are welcome for anyone who wants to add a festive touch. This gathering is open to writers of all experience levels, with time to practice and connect with fellow creatives. RSVP is optional.

Design and assemble a Turkish mosaic lamp in a relaxed, hands-on workshop. Beginners are welcome, and everything you need is provided, including high quality materials and step by step guidance, so you can focus on arranging vibrant tiles and crafting a one of a kind piece. Enjoy complimentary Turkish tea as you work, then head home with a finished lamp to brighten your space. The session lasts about two to three hours. Each workshop uses quality materials and is organized so participants complete their artwork by the end. If fewer than four people are registered, you may be contacted about rescheduling approximately 24 hours before the start.

Explore the calming art of vitrail, or stained glass style painting, in a hands-on workshop devoted to creating your own piece on a clear glass frame. With step-by-step guidance, you will trace a design on a dedicated drawing board and bring it to life with specialized glass paints and thoughtfully designed templates. The steady pace encourages focus and relaxation, so first-timers and art enthusiasts alike can feel comfortable. All supplies are included, from the frame and paints to brushes, the drawing board, and templates. Follow a design as-is or personalize the details to make the artwork uniquely yours. Plan for about two to two and a half hours, and leave with a finished piece ready to display or give as a handmade gift. Sessions are intended to be relaxing, enjoyable, and welcoming to beginners. If fewer than four people are registered, participants may be contacted to reschedule with roughly a day’s notice. To keep the structure intact, arrivals more than 15 minutes after the start cannot be accommodated.

Create a keepsake of nature at Vera Art Studio in a hands-on pressed flower session. Participants compose their own floral artwork with dried blooms and foliage, then mount it in an eight by ten floating glass frame using archival grade adhesive. Everything needed is provided, along with guidance and ideas, so it suits beginners as well as experienced makers. The experience runs about 90 minutes, and everyone finishes a framed piece to take home, display, or give as a gift. Workshops use quality materials and are designed so each person completes a project during the session. If fewer than four people are enrolled, participants may be contacted about rescheduling approximately a day before the start.

Following her record-setting run with The Prosecco Express, comedian Joanne McNally unveils Pinotphile, a new stand-up hour packed with sharp, irreverent stories from a love life gone sideways. Named a One to Watch by Variety, she dives into situationships, payback, complicated friendships and the sting of rejection, all while owning her single status with a cascade of ridiculous, laugh-out-loud confessions. Critics from the London Evening Standard and the Irish Examiner have celebrated her fearless style, and her last tour earned Ticketmaster IE’s Comedy Event of the Year. Pinotphile continues that momentum with high-energy, no-holds-barred comedy.

Philly Down South in Philadelphia presents a costume party with SHOVELHED. The event centers on costumes and themed attire.

All ages are welcome to attend this event. Please note that supporting performers may change without notice.

At Warehouse on Watts in Philadelphia, Hallowink No. 11 sets the tone for a high energy night of techno and house with Josh Wink and DJ Tennis. Expect a dark, warehouse atmosphere and a dance floor in full swing, with imaginative costumes encouraged to amplify the experience.

Enjoy a princess-themed experience at the barn. Kids can sing along, hear a story, make a craft, and take photos with their favorite princess. A light snack is included for all guests. Pricing is $30 per child and $10 per adult, and capacity is limited to 25 children to allow ample princess time. The event takes place in a heated barn.

This Free First Sunday Family Day spotlights Cambodian heritage and how traditions are shared across generations. KPAC Khmer Performing Arts and Culture, led by founder and artistic director Lisa Koung, presents classical and folk dance that reflects a dedication to sustaining Cambodian culture through traditional dance, music, and the Khmer language. Music, movement, and traditional attire come together in a vivid expression of Khmer identity, resilience, and cultural connection. Families can also enjoy hands-on art making, a family scavenger hunt, and storytime hosted by Leslie D. Hamilton. Art activities and storytelling are suitable for ages 2 and up. Complimentary access is offered to the Barnes collection as well as the exhibition Noguchi to Asawa: Designing Postwar America. Admission is free with registration required. PECO supports Free First Sunday Family Day.

The 5th annual Stray Cat Scurry is a community walk supporting homeless, sick, and abandoned cats. Attendees can enjoy music from a live DJ, browse vendor booths, and take part in raffles and a 50/50. Participants may launch a pledge fundraiser that covers the registration fee, and fundraisers can be shared to Facebook when they are created. The event has been shifted to accommodate the Eagles schedule.

Sahbyy Food and Sister Suy's present a Cambodian-inspired brunch at Gather Food Hall in Philadelphia, featuring chive pancakes, crab pineapple fried rice with basil, chicken and waffles, vegetable curry with French baguette, mango sticky rice, and sweet and salty taro chips. Sister Suy's Mellow Spice and Heritage Heat bring extra flavor to the experience, and Bulletin Bar will serve brunch cocktails that include a house-made Bloody Mary with a Sister Suy's Hot Sauce kick, peach Bellinis, grapefruit Palomas, and mimosas. An advance RSVP through Eventbrite comes with a discounted Bloody Mary at the satellite bar outside Sahbyy Food. Food and beverages are available for purchase onsite. Guests can expect bold flavors, friendly company, and a touch of game day fun that celebrates the flavor that connects us.

PECO First Sunday Family Day at the Barnes Foundation features Cambodian classical and folk dance performed by Khmer Performing Arts and Culture (KPAC) and Cambodian American Heritage Inc (CAHI). The program showcases Khmer music, dance, and traditional instruments. Admission is free, but space is limited. Registration will be available for a brief window.

Family Day in Fishtown offers tasty food, classic arcade action, and family friendly fun. Children must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Barcade is donating a portion of 2026 Family Day token proceeds to Gamers Outreach, a charity organization that brings recreation to children in hospitals through video games and the gaming community.

Settle into a relaxed tea party setting and take part in spirited conversation about the month’s selected book. Each gathering uses thoughtful prompts to inspire dialogue and delve into themes and motifs that connect with accompanying works of art. Participation is free and open to everyone, providing a welcoming place to meet fellow readers and enjoy meaningful discussion.

This annual fundraiser blends community spirit, great food, and lively activities. Highlights include a fast paced live auction with hard to find items, a complimentary light buffet with nonalcoholic drinks, and a cash bar offered on a limited basis. Engaging performances keep the energy up throughout the event. Jo Arnone, known as the Million Dollar Auctioneer, makes a welcome return. The fundraiser supports Project Home, the Human Rights Campaign, and the Leather Archives & Museum, with plenty of opportunities to bid, mingle, laugh, and give back.

This GD06 release celebration replaces the regular weekly Gundam tournament for that day only. The event uses a sealed format with a $40 entry. Each participant receives six GD06 packs to build a deck and then competes across three Swiss rounds for prizes. Registration is accepted in person or by phone at 856-442-0402, and payment is due when registering. The Bandai app is not used for preregistration. Players who go 3-0 earn four GD06 booster packs, those finishing 2-1 receive two GD06 booster packs, and anyone who completes all three rounds without placing in those tiers receives one GD06 booster pack. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Faith Fest 2026 offers an evening of family-focused fall fun with a chili cook-off, face painting, cornhole, an inflatable, opportunities for fall photos, and a cookie bake-off.

This free support group offers understanding and connection for people affected by brain injury. It is open to the public and centers on conversation, socializing, and the exchange of coping strategies and useful resources. Supportive staff are present to listen, encourage, and guide the discussion in a welcoming, peer-focused setting. To RSVP or ask questions, contact Allison Frederick, Senior SLP, at 856.896.2030 or allison.frederick@encompasshealth.com.

Deaf Night Out brings a friendly social gathering to Rail Haus in Dover. It offers a simple chance to connect with others and enjoy conversation in a relaxed setting.

Disney and Pixar’s Coco comes to life in a live-to-film concert experience at The Levoy Theatre. Presented by AMP, a 20-piece Orquesta Folclórica Nacional de México performs Michael Giacchino’s Oscar and Grammy winning score in sync with a full screening of the movie. The program also highlights the Academy Award winning song “Remember Me” by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, along with additional songs by Germaine Franco and Adrian Molina. The experience runs 106 minutes plus an intermission. Follow Miguel, a young aspiring musician defying a generations-long family ban on music, as an unexpected turn of events carries him into the vibrant Land of the Dead. There he teams up with Héctor to uncover the truth behind his family’s past. The film features the voices of Anthony Gonzalez, Benjamin Bratt, and Gael García Bernal, and is directed by Lee Unkrich, co-directed by Adrian Molina, and produced by Darla K. Anderson.

Alter Bridge brings the What Lies Within Tour to Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia with Big Wreck and Tim Montana also on the bill. This event is open to all ages.

Many car seats in Delaware are used incorrectly, with problems affecting four out of five. This free car seat check takes place in the parking lot behind Kent General, between Bayhealth Outpatient PT and Women’s Health. Car seat technicians will examine your seats, walk through proper installation and use, and answer safety questions to help keep your child secure on every ride.

Explore fresh exhibitions, peek into working artist studios, and browse lively markets, all set against sweeping views of the Delaware River. Admission is free and open to everyone unless noted otherwise.

An evening honoring the 251st Marine Corps Birthday features dinner, dancing, and celebration at Bally's Dover Casino. More information, including what to expect and how to RSVP, will be announced as the event approaches. There are no refunds.

From Ensemble Arts Presents, in association with Live Nation, Josh Johnson's Comedy Band Camp arrives at the Academy of Music with a blend of stand-up and live music. The show leans into the camaraderie of playing in one big band while channeling the carefree spirit of summer camp, shaped as the camp experience Johnson missed and decided to create for audiences. Johnson is an Emmy-nominated writer, stand-up comedian, actor, and NAACP Award winner with roots in Louisiana and Chicago. Followed by more than 10 million across social media, he was described by Wired as the funniest person on the internet. He serves as a rotating host and correspondent on Comedy Central’s The Daily Show, a series honored with Emmy and Peabody Awards. He shares new stand-up every week on YouTube, has released 38 hours of topical material performed before a live audience, and his videos have earned over half a billion views worldwide.

Snark Attack reimagines the cult horror film Shriek of the Mutilated with sharp, irreverent commentary layered over the 1974 feature. The story trails four students and their questionable instructor as they travel to a secluded island in pursuit of a Yeti, blending laughs with cringes. The event takes place on the second floor of Old Town Hall, and an elevator is available. Proceeds benefit the New Castle Public Library. Tickets are $20 in advance through EventBrite and $25 at the door.

Safely dispose of paper documents at a shred event presented by the Delaware Solid Waste Authority. Delaware residents can bring up to two boxes to be shredded at no cost. Shredding sensitive paperwork helps reduce the risk of identity theft.

Spend a day in Philadelphia focused on history, architecture, and stories that illuminate the region’s past. The trip includes admission to the Museum of the American Revolution, where the Women’s Ballot Box from Vineland appears in The Declaration’s Journey exhibit, offering a chance to see a piece of local heritage on display. Participants can explore the museum at their own pace and use free time to visit additional nearby historic sites and attractions, with suggested stops available to help plan the day. Travel is by bus, departing from the Vineland Historical Society and returning to Vineland the same day. Ticket proceeds support the Vineland Historical & Antiquarian Society and its work in preservation, exhibits, tours, and educational programs. Tickets are non-refundable unless the event is canceled by the Vineland Historical & Antiquarian Society, and they may be transferred to another person if plans change.

Explore Delaware’s heritage at this free festival on the historic Dover Green. Walk the same grounds that once hosted bustling 18th century markets, suffragist gatherings, military musters, and those who fought for freedom. Throughout the day, interact with performers and groups highlighting the state’s history from prehistory to the present. Enjoy the return of favorites from the 18th Century Market Fair, along with food, local makers offering handmade goods, and new groups that appeal to devoted history fans and families starting their holiday shopping.

A free, drop-in art program invites families to create together through themed projects inspired by art, history, and culture. Each session connects to museum exhibitions or timely topics, offering hands-on activities that encourage self-expression for participants of all ages. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, making it easy to explore and make something unique at a comfortable pace.

Savor the cozy side of autumn at Acts of Graze with a relaxed November tea service that brings spiced aromas and seasonal flavors indoors. Each seating features an individual charcuterie cup, a selection of tea sandwiches, warm scones served with clotted cream and seasonal jam, housemade desserts, and a full pot of your chosen tea, with several varieties available. It suits a friendly catch up, treating someone special, or a quiet pause before the holiday rush. Seating is limited and advance reservations are required. Tickets are $45 per guest and spots often fill quickly.

Take a complimentary, docent-led tour at the Biggs Museum that focuses on its most notable works. The experience offers a closer look at select pieces from the permanent collection, which spans centuries of American creativity in painting, sculpture, furniture, silver, and more. Participants learn about the stories, symbolism, and historical context that shape the importance of these artworks. This tour welcomes first-time visitors and seasoned art lovers alike, offering fresh perspectives on what defines the Biggs.

A special night in support of the Pennsylvania SPCA, the 14th Annual Bark & Whine Gala highlights the impact of compassion and the many animals whose lives have been improved through generous support. The evening honors new beginnings and the hope that comes with second chances. Sponsorship details will be announced soon, and individual tickets will be available.

Jamie MacDonald brings the Left It In The River Tour to Union Transfer in Philadelphia, appearing with Joe L Barnes. The tour showcases songs such as "Desperate," "Left It In The River," and "My Family," along with other favorites. Fresh off a successful spring leg, this nationwide run spotlights her own full production, and she has previously toured with Chris Tomlin and Benjamin William Hastings. A VIP experience is scheduled before general admission, with early entry available. For buyer protection, third party ticket sales are not permitted on TPR event pages, and purchases made through third parties are not guaranteed by TPR and may limit access to updates and assistance.

Acoustic Soul delivers a lively blend of rock, pop, country, Motown, and oldies that sparks sing-alongs and gets listeners dancing in their seats or on their feet. With standout harmonies, energetic performances, and a set full of fan favorites, the vibe stays upbeat throughout. Requests are welcome, making each show a personalized, feel-good experience.

An irreverent, rapid-fire send-up of the 1974 cult horror film Shriek of the Mutilated, this show delivers sharp live commentary that mixes laughs with cringe-worthy moments. Tag along as four unlucky students and their suspect teacher head to a remote island in pursuit of a supposed abominable snowman, with the snark turning chills into chuckles. It offers a playful post-Halloween pick-me-up for anyone craving one more jolt of scares with a wink. The event is held on the second floor of Old Town Hall, and an elevator is available. Proceeds support the New Castle Public Library. Tickets are $20 in advance through EventBrite and $25 at the door.

A free, all-ages program at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts offers an afternoon of creativity. Family Art Day features a monthly hands-on make and take project that invites participants of every age to experiment with different materials and head home with artwork they created. Explore the museum during the program, with admission included. Advance sign-up is required.

A shoebox packing party for Operation Christmas Child is happening again. To ease the busy weeks leading up to the event, monthly donations are being collected in advance. An Amazon wishlist is available for ideas and convenient ordering.

Take part in a sealed UNION ARENA TCG event featuring Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War. Entry is $35. Each participant opens five Thousand Year Blood War packs to build a deck, then competes in a three-round Swiss tournament for prizes. A 3-0 record awards four Thousand Year Blood War booster packs and a 2-1 finish awards two packs. Anyone who completes all three rounds without those results receives one pack. Registration is available in person or by calling 856-442-0402, and payment is required at the time of sign-up. Registration through the Bandai app is not accepted. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Local author Danielle L. Burrows leads a book talk and signing for her new release, SHOCKING SOUTH JERSEY: Hoaxes, Hexes, a Harrowing Highway, and More. Her collection highlights true accounts that elevate South Jersey’s shock factor, including tales of uncanny love dreams linked to Atco, a mystical labyrinth said to lie beneath Camden, a surge of UFO reports around Glassboro, and how the Deptford stretch of Route 55 came to be considered cursed. The journey also explores a show lion on the loose, a deadly family love triangle, and the young woman who fooled Camden newspapers before later becoming known as Axis Sally, a Nazi propagandist. Burrows researched and assembled these stories and will discuss them during a presentation with a signing.

A monthly support group at Griswold Home Care in Vineland offers a welcoming, confidential space for people living with dementia and their care partners. Offered in partnership with the Alzheimer’s Association and facilitated by Volunteer Facilitator Carolyn Peterson of Griswold Home Care, the group focuses on building a strong support network, sharing practical ideas and solutions, talking through challenges and coping strategies, expressing feelings and concerns, and exploring resources available in the community. The group meets on the second Wednesday of each month. For questions, contact Carolyn Peterson at 609-425-1469 or carolyn.peterson@griswoldcare.com.

An after-hours business networking gathering, sponsored and hosted by Curt Lefferts, owner of SHMILY & Co at the new Clock Shop. Admission is free. To RSVP, contact The Chamber office at 856-351-2245 or email Jennifer@SalemCountyChamber.com.

Potluck Poetry is a monthly gathering for poets and poetry enthusiasts held every second Thursday. Participants are invited to bring a snack to share, while beverages are provided by VHAS. Some months feature special themes. Attendance is available in person at the museum in Vineland or online via Zoom, and registration is requested to help with head count or to receive the Zoom link. This is a free event, with donations welcome. Please note that it does not take place in July or August.

Friday features HPDE and practice sessions capped by a two hour qualifying race. Saturday is devoted to a single fourteen hour race.

At McGlynns Pub, readers gather to champion favorite creature-feature books. This meeting centers on werewolf tales, with participants bringing a chosen title and making the case for why it deserves the top spot in the genre. Friendly debate and lively recommendations keep the conversation going.

A landmark running event draws 40,000 participants to central Philadelphia for the Rocky Run, with Athletifreak as the presenting partner.

Garden State Comic Fest Vineland returns to the Vineland Convention Center in South New Jersey, filling more than 40,000 square feet with comic-centered excitement. Fans can browse rare comics, graphic novels, and artwork, meet comic creators, and track down limited editions. The show also features standout cosplay, a wide mix of vendors, and media guests, shaping a full weekend of comics, fun, and fandom for enthusiasts of all kinds.

Set in a serene open-air farm setting, this mercantile market brings together a carefully chosen mix of local growers, bakers, makers, and food vendors for an easy-to-shop, well-balanced experience. The focus is on local, handmade, and homegrown goods, with a vendor lineup that avoids rows of the same items so each stop offers something different. Expect fresh flowers and seasonal plants, locally grown produce, homemade baked goods and specialty foods, and handcrafted pieces from area artisans. Food trucks will be available for a bite while browsing. The atmosphere is relaxed with space to wander the grounds. Admission is free, parking is on site in an open field, and both are free, making it simple to focus on supporting the small businesses featured at the market.

Learn to weave a Santa-themed basket with instructor Kathy DiRenzo in a hands-on workshop. All supplies are included, and participants will make a square basket measuring about 8 by 8 inches with a depth of approximately 6.5 inches. Please bring your own lunch, and note that some attendees may complete their projects before the session ends. The fee is $50. Reservations are required. Payments are nonrefundable and cannot be transferred if the class proceeds as planned.

This community luncheon at St. John's offers a warm meal, good conversation, and a chance to connect with neighbors. Everyone is welcome.

This indoor craft fair brings together more than fifty local participants, including artisans, crafters, cottage bakers, and direct sales representatives. Admission and parking are free for attendees. For questions, email craftfair@cctecnj.org. The only organizers are Lauren Loughlin and Arielle Bruno, and payment should never be sent to any online profiles. Note for vendors: this fall’s event is limited to those who took part in the spring event.

Rob McMahon performs at Terra Nonno Vineyard & Winery in Millville. The setting pairs live music with a focus on wine, and food trucks are usually on site.

Experience a 90 minute restorative yin session with a gentle spiritual focus. The room will be prepared beforehand with sage and clear intentions, and props will be set so spacing feels comfortable. After a short introduction, the time begins with a brief meditation to welcome messages through oracle cards. Cards will be offered and collected, and as everyone settles into restorative poses, their messages will be read anonymously. Comfortable, warm, loose clothing is recommended, along with an open heart.

Tickets are available in advance for a $40 donation, with no sales at the door. Guests are welcome to bring their own snacks. Each ticket includes entry into 10 games, and extra boards can be purchased for $10 each. A 50/50 will be available at $2 per chance, or 20 chances for $20. All attendees must be 18 or older.

An ongoing open mic comedy night welcomes both first timers and experienced stand ups to take the stage and try out new material. Tickets are $5 per person, and performers also need a ticket. Buying online has no extra fees, and any tickets left will be available at the door. Performers are asked to sign up in advance by contacting Joe at 609-458-1973, and the same number can be used for questions. Parking is available in a lot behind the building, and there are several nearby options for drinks, including a brewery next door.

Ashley Sweetman, a singer, musician, and actress recognized for powerful vocals and heartfelt storytelling, makes her Old Town Hall debut with a tribute to Linda Ronstadt and the artists who shaped a defining era in popular music. Following two sold out Tiny Teahouse performances at the Merc, the Delaware native presents her first tribute concert celebrating the golden era of American songwriting. The program pairs Ronstadt’s soaring ballads with her West Coast country influences, and salutes classics associated with friends and collaborators such as the Eagles, Carole King, Dolly Parton, Bonnie Raitt, and Joni Mitchell. Expect favorites like Blue Bayou, You’re No Good, and Long, Long Time, shared in a fresh and deeply felt performance that invites listeners to rediscover the spirit of the 1970s one song at a time.

Explore the trails around Sheppards Mill Pond alongside the Cohansey Area Watershed Association. Participation is limited to CAWA members, and sign-ups are available on the day of the event. Alcohol is not permitted. Bring bug spray, sunscreen, water, and snacks as needed. Meet at the Sheppards Mill parking lot within the Cohansey Wildlife Management Area.

This competition features head-to-head 1v1 Constructed play in best-of-three matches. Entry is $30, and each participant receives a promo card while supplies last. Registration is available in person or by phone at 856-442-0402, and payment is required at the time of entry; app-based preregistration is not accepted. First place earns a Champion Playmat and a Round 1 bye at a Regional Qualifier. All top eight finishers receive an exclusive promo, with additional store credit prizes determined by attendance. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Jackson Pines returns to the Music at Friends concert series at Woodstown Friends Meeting in Woodstown, NJ, bringing songs rooted in the New Jersey Pine Barrens and a sound that blends folk, blues, Americana, and indie rock. Led by singer songwriter Joe Makoviecki with upright bassist James Black, the group pairs intimate acoustic arrangements with vivid storytelling about love, loss, hard times, hope, and the people and places of South Jersey. Their work has drawn national attention from outlets such as Billboard, NPR, and PBS while staying closely tied to their home communities. They have performed alongside Old Crow Medicine Show, Margo Price, the Avett Brothers, Dr. Dog, Nicole Atkins, the Felice Brothers, and Band of Horses, and have appeared at Sea.Hear.Now, the Philadelphia Folk Festival, and the New Jersey Folk Festival. The band’s Pine Barrens project has reintroduced traditional music from their region to new audiences. Pine Barrens Volume One in 2023 gathered ballads, prison songs, love songs, and fiddle tunes from the Pines and earned Album of the Year honors from The Aquarian, with Volume Two in 2024 expanding that journey. The Aquarian also named Jackson Pines its 2024 Band of the Year. Their 2026 release, Wheel, turns more fully to original material while preserving the storytelling and acoustic character that define their sound. Producer and musician Simone Felice, who produced Purgatory Road, has praised the group’s dedication to their craft. Grounded in New Jersey while drawing widely from American roots, their songs carry a strong sense of place alongside a timeless quality. Music at Friends is hosted and sponsored by the Woodstown Friends Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends and is dedicated to presenting quality performances in the meetinghouse setting. The series receives support in part from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts through the Salem County Board of Chosen Commissioners and the Salem County Cultural and Heritage Commission, with additional support from Schonstedt Instrument Company, the Woodstown Monthly Meeting, and individual donors. Admission is free, donations are welcome, and ample free parking is available at the meetinghouse.

Now in its 29th consecutive year, Philabundance and WMMR’s Preston & Steve team up for Camp Out for Hunger at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia. This family-friendly event collects food donations to support communities facing food insecurity in Southeastern Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey. Admission is free with a non-perishable food item or a monetary contribution to Philabundance.

This event features a live performance by pianist Kofi B. in Philadelphia.

This monthly community plant swap at Jynks Greenhouse centers on propagation. Participation is free for everyone. Bring a rooted, pest free cutting to exchange and take home a different rooted cutting. It is a friendly way to share plants, connect with fellow growers, and grow your collection.

Spend an evening out for a cause at Bally's Dover Casino Resort with a complete dinner and dessert, conversation, and opportunities to give back. The program features a pick a prize auction, a cash bar, and a 50-50 raffle, and proceeds support the Elizabeth W. Murphey School. Tickets are $45 per person for dinner, or $60 per person for dinner with a bottle of wine.

This all ages show brings a full night of music to The Fillmore Philadelphia with performances on two stages. The main stage features Weakened Friends, Hot Water Music, and The Menzingers. In The Foundry, 500 Bucks, Mercy Union, and Spraynard perform. Access to The Foundry is first come, first served and depends on capacity. Reserved seats offer views of the main stage only. All Foundry performances are general admission standing and first come, first served. Supporting acts may change without notice.

Trade happy hour for a monthly Friday evening yoga experience centered on warmth and restoration. Informed by guidance from menopause specialists, each session blends cooling breathing practices, soft stretches, and deeply restful poses designed to settle the nervous system, release tension, and ease common challenges of perimenopause and menopause. The environment is welcoming and pressure free so participants can unwind, care for their bodies, connect with an understanding community, and perhaps even support more restful sleep.

Angine de Poitrine brings a live performance to Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia. This is an all ages event. The organizer has placed a temporary hold on ticket transfers, which will be enabled shortly before the event, and AXS Resale will not be available at first and may be activated later. Ticket policies are governed by AXS’s Purchase Agreement.

The Psi Iota Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated, together with the Psi Iota H.O.P.E. Foundation, presents an Achievement Week awards brunch at the Modern Maturity Center in the East Longwood Ballroom. This celebration recognizes the accomplishments, leadership, and service of local citizens whose contributions benefit the City of Dover. The program features live music, a buffet brunch, a message from a featured guest, and the presentation of community and Omega awards that highlight excellence in fields such as religion, education, the military, law enforcement, business, and other areas of community impact. The menu includes fried chicken, sausage, vegetable lasagna, home fries, scrambled eggs, grits, collard greens, and beverages including coffee, iced tea, and orange juice. Founded in Dover, the Psi Iota Chapter has supported the charter and mentorship of undergraduate chapters at Delaware State University and, across nearly eight decades, has brought together men dedicated to positive impact throughout the Greater Dover community. More than 180 brothers have been part of the chapter, serving as educators, ministers, attorneys, politicians, civil servants, executives, researchers, and social scientists.

A festive holiday craft fair showcases work by local artisans, featuring handcrafted gifts, seasonal decor, and tasty treats. Explore one-of-a-kind creations while supporting small businesses and getting an early start on holiday shopping. A family-friendly day filled with holiday cheer and community spirit.

Designed for children ages 3 to 12, Read & Celebrate Storytime weaves lively read-alouds with creative craft projects, imaginative role play, and activities that welcome participation from the whole family. Presented by A&Y Birthday Blessings, this free program nurtures early literacy, sparks imagination, and supports social emotional growth while creating a warm, memorable experience for families. For more information, contact Andrea Miller at aandybirthdayblessings@gmail.com.

Ease into the morning with a gentle yoga class set inside the galleries at The Biggs Museum, surrounded by inspiring works of art. This all-levels session focuses on stretching, steady breathing, and balance in a calm, creative setting. A local certified instructor will lead a guided flow and relaxation to help set a clear intention for the day.

This walking tour through Old New Castle explores the history and culture of Black families who lived and worked there across generations. Building on Dr. Melissa Benbow Flowers’ research at the Read House, the tour includes new source materials, a revised route, and an accompanying map, with a special focus on the years 1776 to 1876. Tickets are $25, space is limited, and advance registration is required. To support a good experience for all, participants should be at least 12 years old. Please note that sections of the route feature uneven walkways that may not be suitable for those who need mobility assistance.

Hosted by Living Recovery Network, this Friendsgiving gathering invites the recovery community to share food, laughter, friendship, and gratitude in a welcoming setting. The event takes place at Pfeiffer Community Center in Williamstown. There is no cost to attend, and RSVPs are requested to help with planning. Guests who would like to bring a dish can select an item during sign-up, and family and friends are welcome.

Set aside several days at SunCrest for flavorful plant-based meals, practical learning in everyday vegan living, and thoughtful conversations with people who have embraced vegan principles for many years. The quiet countryside setting encourages rest and reflection. Whether you are exploring veganism or already committed, you will find a supportive place to ask questions, learn, and build motivation. Arrive curious, leave uplifted, and head home with new connections.

For this day only, the usual One Piece tournament is replaced by a sealed event centered on OP18. Entry is $40, and each participant receives six OP18 booster packs to build a deck before competing in a swiss-style tournament. A 3-0 finish earns four OP18 packs, while a 2-1 record awards two OP18 packs. Players who complete all three rounds and do not qualify for those prizes receive one OP18 pack. Registration is taken directly by the store in person or by phone at 856-442-0402, with payment due at the time of sign-up. The Bandai app is not used for entry. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Psychic medium Scot Edward Henry shares messages from those in spirit with a group of 25 at the Fairfield Inn & Suites in Millville, NJ. The gathering begins with a brief guided meditation to encourage relaxation and openness to receiving a message, then continues as Scot circulates through the room for more than two hours, delivering a range of messages from spirit to attendees.

Celebrate small businesses at Sickler's Circle View Farm with a lively market featuring a DJ, a variety of food vendors, and more than 50 local businesses and farmers offering their products. Photos with Santa will be available to add to the festive atmosphere. There are no parking or admission fees. For the health and safety of the livestock, pets should be left at home. Vendor registration is closed and additional sellers are not being accepted.

Celebrate the season with a winter tractor parade at the farm, featuring a special appearance by Santa. After the procession, enjoy snacks and hands-on crafts suitable for both kids and adults. Bring a chair or blanket for comfortable parade viewing. Admission is $10 per carload. Canned goods will be collected for local donation. Tractor owners who would like to participate can contact Amanda at 609-364-2520.

At The Levoy Theatre, The THE BAND Band joins special guests for a concert honoring the 50th anniversary of The Last Waltz. The program reflects on The Band’s Thanksgiving farewell at San Francisco’s Winterland Ballroom, where they shared the stage with artists including Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Joni Mitchell, Van Morrison, Neil Young, and Ronnie Hawkins, later chronicled in Martin Scorsese’s film The Last Waltz. Co-founder Gary Solomon was in the audience for that historic night and lends that perspective to this tribute. The performance opens with favorites from The Band, followed by a rotating lineup interpreting songs associated with the original guest stars, and features fiddler Larry Packer, who performed with The Band at The Last Waltz. The Vaudeville Bar will be open and serving. Premium seating is available, and tickets are on sale.

Create an angel ornament for the holidays in a hands-on needle felting workshop led by instructor Chris Gallucci. Participants will shape the body and facial features and complete a piece that can stand on its own or tuck into a wreath. All materials are included, and prior needle felting experience is recommended. The cost is $25. Advance reservations are necessary. Payments are final and cannot be refunded or transferred if the class proceeds as scheduled.

A beloved annual tradition transforms the heart of Downtown Glassboro with shimmering lights, lively music, and a welcoming spirit of community. This free celebration brings together residents from across Southern New Jersey for festive fun, including food trucks, selfie stations, and a wide range of holiday activities. With family friendly options for all ages, it offers a cheerful way to make memories and set the tone for the season.

After a pause since 2018, the holiday 8-ball tournament at Q-Ball Billiards returns as an open, handicapped event. Every 50 Fargo points equals a one-game spot, and races begin at R4. If players are within 50 points the race is 4-4, with gaps over 50 it is 5-4, over 100 it is 6-4, over 150 it is 6-3, and over 200 it is 7-3, which is the maximum race. Matches use alternating break and BCA rules, and the format is double elimination. The field is limited to 64 participants. The buy-in is $100, with $80 going to the payout. In addition, 20 percent will go toward charitable donations, capped at $1,000. Prizes and extras include championship belts, raffles for custom PPC JB cases, and event T-shirts. Registration does not require submitting a Fargo rating. Current ratings will be applied two weeks before the event, and returning PPC players without a valid rating will be assigned one. If capacity is reached, a $20 deposit will be instituted, with the $80 entry due at the event. A roster of 64 players is posted along with a waiting list.

A festive marketplace returns for its second year, featuring an expanded selection from more than 20 small businesses. Browse gift-ready finds such as jewelry, candles, vintage and upcycled pieces, playful ornaments, and other unique items, enjoy chair massages, and pick up drinks and snacks along the way. No advance registration is required. As part of Giving Tuesday Week, SoLY, a registered 501c-3 nonprofit space, will share specific needs through a virtual and in-person giving tree, offering an opportunity to contribute during the market. Support local makers and community spirit while checking off your holiday list.

Welcome the holiday season at this festive event. Further information will be shared soon.

Lisa leads a two-hour, hands-on yoga alignment workshop that builds clarity and comfort in your movement. Explore foundational poses, from aligning the hips in Warrior I to finding a steady, well-supported Downward-Facing Dog. Beginners receive straightforward, safe setups and guidance on engaging the core, while long-time practitioners refine familiar shapes, discover subtle adjustments, and release habits that are not serving them. Thoughtful instruction, the supportive use of props, and ample time for one-on-one questions create a welcoming setting. Participants can expect to finish feeling renewed, confident, and more attuned to their practice.

Job seekers in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania can explore new opportunities at a job fair that connects candidates with leading employers who are hiring now. The event welcomes all experience levels and features companies from a variety of sectors, including healthcare, technology, customer service, logistics, and others. Attendees can speak directly with recruiters, submit their resumes, and take part in immediate interviews.

Celebrate the season at REPE’S with a craft night featuring a Christmas tree themed resin serving tray, guided by Classes with Carrie B. Make a festive tray to enjoy at home or give as a holiday gift in a relaxed, creative setting. The cost is $45 per person, and space is expected to fill quickly.

Mark the launch of the Digimon Card Game set Ignition of X [BT-27] with a sealed release event. Entry is $40. Each participant builds a deck from six Ignition of X booster packs, then competes in a three round Swiss style tournament for prizes. A 3-0 record earns four Ignition of X packs, a 2-1 record earns two packs, and anyone who completes all three rounds without placing in those tiers receives one pack. Registration is available in person or by phone, with payment required at the time of registration, and the Bandai app is not used for sign ups. For questions or to register by phone, call 856-442-0402.

A sealed Union Arena My Hero Academia tournament with a $35 entry fee. Each participant builds a deck from five My Hero Academia packs, then competes in three swiss rounds for booster pack prizes. Players who go 3-0 receive four My Hero Academia booster packs, 2-1 finishes earn two packs, and anyone who completes all three rounds without a prize receives one pack. Registration is available in person or by phone at 856-442-0402, with payment due at the time of registration. Preregistration through the Bandai app is not accepted. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Celebrate the FS13 and FS14 release with a DBSCG Starter Deck Battle. Participants are randomly assigned an FS13 or FS14 starter deck and then compete in a three round tournament. The entry fee is $20. Registration is accepted only in person or by calling 856-442-0402, and payment is required at the time of registration. The Bandai app will not be used for registration. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

GuruShots presents an inclusive photography exhibition at The Space Art Gallery in Philadelphia. The show features printed works and a broad selection of digital winners submitted by photographers from more than 20 countries, offering a wide range of styles and perspectives. An opening reception and regular public viewing hours are planned at the gallery. Those who cannot attend in person can expect photos and other highlights to be shared after the exhibition ends. To limit spam across GuruShots groups, screenshots and similar posts will not be approved.

Geet's Diner & Bar hosts an evening with the Rough Cut band, blending live music with early holiday cheer. Enjoy food from the diner while the band performs.

Sara Evans brings the Holiday Road Tour to Levoy Theatre in Millville, New Jersey for a live performance.

Celebrate the music of John Denver with a holiday tribute featuring Ted Vigil, a singer and songwriter known for his striking resemblance in both look and voice. The performance is 90 minutes with an intermission. Premium seating is available, and premium pricing includes a $20 nonrefundable donation to the Levoy. All ticket prices are all in and include fees, and the Vaudeville Bar will be serving. Vigil’s career spans from early performances in school bands to winning major talent competitions and a television look alike contest. He has appeared for John Denver’s Windstar Foundation in Aspen, performed on a country music cruise with Darryl Worley and Jimmy Wayne, toured internationally including Australia, and collaborated with the late Steve Wiesberg, John Denver’s longtime lead guitarist, who praised the authenticity of his performance. He has sold out theaters across the United States, with audiences often noting how powerfully the show evokes the beloved songs they remember.

All Pro brings together former Major League Baseball players for an instructional experience tailored to athletes ages 9U to 12U. Players move through rotations in hitting, fielding, catching, and pitching, receiving personalized coaching and encouragement at each station. With plenty of hands-on work and direct feedback, the session focuses on building core skills in a positive, supportive setting.

A staple of the South Jersey wrestling scene, this holiday tournament brings athletes and teams to Vineland for a full day of competition at Vineland High School South. Wrestlers can represent their programs, gain valuable mat time, and take part in a long-running local tradition. The event uses double-elimination brackets, with the option to enter two divisions. Individual awards are presented to the top three finishers, and team honors go to the top three programs. Registration is $45.

Take part in a One Piece Card Game ST-37 and ST-38 release event featuring a sealed format tournament. Entry is $30 and the event begins promptly. Each participant receives a random starter deck to use throughout play. Every player gets a promotional pack for participating, subject to availability. A winner pack raffle is held at the start of round two. After three rounds, store credit is awarded based on record, with 3-0 earning $16 and 2-1 earning $8. The tournament then continues until there is one undefeated player, who receives a winner pack. Registration is accepted only in person or by phone at 856-442-0402, and payment is required when registering. The Bandai app is not used for registration. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

A glamorous black tie affair with a red carpet feel puts fashion in the spotlight. Attendees are encouraged to turn their look into a statement and highlight the designer or brand they are wearing.

At Live Casino, a two-day show brings together 200 tables featuring sports cards, Pokemon, TCG, and other collectibles. Browse an extensive mix of items and enjoy a full showcase of the hobby across multiple categories.

Psychic medium Scot Edward Henry offers an intimate session at the Fairfield Inn & Suites in Millville, NJ, where he conveys messages from those in spirit to a group of 25 participants. The experience opens with a short guided meditation to help everyone relax and tune in to receiving a message. He then moves through the room for more than two hours, sharing a wide range of messages from spirit.

Celebrate the Union Arena Gurren Lagann [UE26BT] release with a sealed tournament. Entry is $35. Each participant builds a deck from five Gurren Lagann packs, then competes in three Swiss rounds for prizes. A 3-0 finish awards four Gurren Lagann booster packs, a 2-1 record awards two, and anyone who completes all three rounds without those records receives one booster. Registration is handled in person or by calling 856-442-0402, with payment due at sign up, and the Bandai app will not be used for preregistration. For questions, call 856-442-0402.