Events in Bridgeton, NJ

Suzy Bogguss takes the stage with a career that blossomed during the 1990s country surge, selling 4 million albums and delivering radio favorites like Outbound Plane, Someday Soon, Letting Go, Drive South, and Hey Cinderella. Her artistry reaches far beyond country, spanning a duet album with Chet Atkins, a modern swing collaboration with Ray Benson of Asleep at the Wheel, and a 2007 set of originals that climbed to number 4 on the jazz charts. Her folk roots shine in appearances on A Prairie Home Companion, a Grammy earned for Beautiful Dreamer: The Songs of Stephen Foster, and the American Folk Songbook album and companion book. The journey continues with Lucky, a collection of Merle Haggard songs reimagined through her clear, expressive voice, and Prayin’ For Sunshine, an Americana release written entirely by Bogguss. She tours worldwide, both solo and alongside Terri Clark and Pam Tillis as Chicks With Hits, and with Kathy Mattea on their Together At Last tour. This performance highlights a storyteller whose music flows easily among country, folk, swing, and jazz influences.

An HPDE track day at New Jersey Motorsports Park offers on track sessions for multiple skill levels. Drivers are grouped into Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced, with a plan for six 20 minute sessions per group that may be adjusted based on attendance. Open track time may be available when no private group is scheduled. If a Lower Intermediate group is added, the day shifts to five sessions. Final schedule details, along with pricing and discount information, are provided by the organizer during registration. Drivers without a vehicle can secure a rental for the event.

Part of the Cumberland County 4-H circuit for game horse shows, this event takes place at Cumberland County Fairgrounds. Participants can choose a $30 all-day entry or register for single classes at $7 each, with no more than two single-class entries allowed. The circuit features multiple dates as part of the series.

The All Seasons Tea Scholarship Luncheon is a community gathering in support of scholarships. A $15 donation is requested.

FuelFest returns to NJMP with a packed day of automotive culture and high-energy entertainment. Thunderbolt raceway takes center stage for drifting on the full circuit by more than 50 local and professional drivers, with thrill rides offered throughout the day. The showcase expands with high-performance builds from across the Northeast, themed zones such as the Taste of Tokyo JDM area, and the all-new People’s Choice Judged Paddock where standout cars compete to be crowned People’s Choice on the Festival Stage. The lineup also includes a full-scale concert production, an appearance by a special guest, VIP experiences, and the NJ exclusive DRIFTBOX. More than 50 exhibitor booths from local and global brands bring limited-edition merchandise, prizes, and giveaways. A portion of proceeds benefits Reach Out WorldWide, the nonprofit founded by Paul Walker.

Design and handcraft a one-of-a-kind dream catcher in a relaxed, creative workshop led by Anita Sparks. Learn step by step while choosing from an array of feathers, ribbons, beads, florals, and other embellishments to make your piece truly personal. No prior experience is required, just bring your creativity and enjoy the process. The fee is $79, which covers registration and all supplies. Space is limited, and advance registration is required. Please note the cancellation policy, as registrations canceled fewer than seven days before the workshop are non-refundable and the fee will be forfeited. Leave with a beautiful keepsake made by you.

MotoAmerica presents premier American road racing at New Jersey Motorsports Park with a full day of on-track action. Expect tight battles through technical sections, decisive passes under heavy braking, and multi-class competition that keeps the order changing. Small setup tweaks and rider mistakes can quickly shuffle the standings, so every lap counts. From corner to corner, speed, strategy, and consistency shape how the race unfolds.

Rob McMahon & The Kat introduce their new duo with a relaxed live music performance at Bellview Winery.

Experience an evening of outdoor archery under the lights, featuring a lighthearted competition for a prize pot or the option to shoot purely for fun. Welcoming newcomers and seasoned archers alike, this public event invites participants of all skill levels to take aim and enjoy time on the range. It proceeds in any weather and is presented by Obissquasoit Bowmen.

Music on the Mall presents a family-friendly program of gospel folk and cherished hymns at Center Court in Cumberland Mall in Vineland, New Jersey. John Keith Davis of Panting Hart leads the concert and guides a classic hymn sing-along so everyone can add their voice. Part of a free live music series, it is open to all ages and features familiar melodies that encourage audience participation.

MotoAmerica brings premier American road racing to New Jersey Motorsports Park in Millville for a full day of multi-class action. Look for close-quarters battles, bold braking moves into corners, and a mix of outright pace and racecraft on a technical layout where small errors carry a cost. Between on-track sessions, there is a chance to see riders and their machines up close, adding an inside-the-garage feel to a packed schedule of competition.

The 2nd Annual Veterans Show & Throw brings a full day of community fun to Glasstown Brewing Company in support of veterans and their families. Presented by S.A.V.E. Inc. (Support American Veterans Effort), founded by retired veteran Andre Daigle, the gathering features a car show, a cornhole tournament, live music, food trucks and vendors, a Chinese auction, trophies, and more. The atmosphere is family friendly with plenty of food and beverages, and the event highlights appreciation for those who have served, with support from Glasstown Brewing and event sponsors.

Help the Cohansey Area Watershed Association clean up Bridgeton City Park at the Historic Nail House. Be prepared for rain, dirt, and potentially biting insects. Gloves, bags, and pickers will be supplied, and participants may bring their own supplies. This effort is part of the county-wide annual waterways cleanup.

Spend a day honoring veterans with a car show, a cornhole tournament, music, food, and more. Entry for the cornhole tournament is paid in cash at check-in. Registration is available through the provided link.

Track-focused drivers converge on New Jersey Motorsports Park’s Lightning circuit for an HPDE day featuring run groups for novice, intermediate, and advanced experience levels. Depending on attendance, each group can see up to six driving stints of about 20 minutes. If a lower intermediate group is added, that group follows a five-session format. Open track time may be available when no private group is scheduled, which can shorten the structured portion of the day; refer to the registration page for the latest schedule details. Pricing and discount information is posted online, and rental cars are available for those without a vehicle.

MotoAmerica Superbikes at New Jersey Motorsports Park features the flagship Quad Lock Superbike class, plus Supersport, King of the Baggers, and the Talent Cup.

Now in its 10th year at NJMP, this TD food truck festival brings a wide mix of food trucks along with vendor shopping, music, and on-track activity. Admission is free, and a variety of food will be available to purchase from the trucks. Bring your own seating if desired, including lawn or camping chairs or blankets. Dogs are welcome and must remain leashed at all times. Food trucks and vendors interested in participating can email vfapply@gmail.com or text (213) 218-5017, with texting preferred. The festival takes place the same weekend as NJMP’s ticketed AHRMA Vintage Motorcycle Festival and Swap Meet.

Small Wonder and Kuku Studios will exhibit at the Wheaton Festival of Fine Crafts at WheatonArts.

This free, public support group for people affected by brain injury offers a welcoming place to connect with others. Meetings are facilitated by compassionate staff who listen, encourage, and guide the conversation. Participants can socialize, exchange coping strategies and resources, and provide mutual support. Sessions take place at Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Vineland. For RSVPs, contact Allison Frederick, Senior SLP, at 856-896-2030 or allison.frederick@encompasshealth.com.

Classic Stones Live brings a faithful Rolling Stones concert experience to The Levoy Theatre. Frontman Keith Call channels Mick Jagger alongside Bernie Bollendorf as Keith Richards, backed by an eight-piece band that prizes precision and detail. Expect signature moments brought to life, from the saxophone spotlight in Brown Sugar to the powerful backing vocals in Gimme Shelter, with songs performed in their original tunings. Premium seating is available, and The Vaudeville Bar will be open for service.

Held at Cumberland County Technical Education Center, this community walk focuses on suicide prevention and offers a supportive space for anyone affected by suicide. Participants will find on-site resource tables with information and assistance, along with opportunities to honor and remember loved ones. Funds raised benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, helping to advance research, create educational programs, advocate for public policy, support survivors of suicide loss, and bring prevention initiatives to the community. The event emphasizes turning hope into meaningful action while fostering understanding around mental health.

At Cumberland County Technical Education Center (CCTEC), this community walk focuses on suicide prevention and education while rallying support for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Proceeds help advance research, build educational programs, influence public policy, offer support to those who have lost someone to suicide, and bring prevention resources to the community. The RVHIII Team is working toward a bigger turnout this year with the goal of exceeding $10,000 in fundraising.

High performance driving education takes place on the Thunderbolt course at New Jersey Motorsports Park. Depending on attendance, the day is organized into six sessions of 20 minutes each for Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced drivers, with open track available if there is no private group. If a Lower Intermediate group is offered, the format shifts to five sessions. The schedule may vary, and the registration page provides full details along with current pricing and discount information. Cars are available to rent if you do not have one.

The beloved quartet returns in a brand new chapter of laughs and misadventures. Sophia has been released on bail after a DEA investigation into a Shady Pines drug scheme, Blanche and Rose have built CreakN, a successful sex app for seniors, and Dorothy is doing her best to keep everything together with help from a much younger, passion-fueled partner. It features the mix of heart and humor that made these four friends unforgettable, with an intermission to pause between acts. The Vaudeville Bar in the lobby will be serving. Presented by Murray & Peter. This co-produced rental does not include Levoy Theatre membership privileges.

At The Levoy Theatre, The Artimus Pyle Band presents a celebration of Ronnie Van Zant’s Lynyrd Skynyrd, led by drummer Artimus Pyle, the final surviving member of the classic lineup and a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee with Lynyrd Skynyrd. The band features Barry Lee Harwood of the Rossington Collins Band, along with Shannon Wickline, Thane Shearon, Johnny Jump, Jerry Lyda, and Scott Raines. Their album Anthems revisits beloved Skynyrd songs with special guest vocalists, including Sweet Home Alabama with Ronnie Dunn, Simple Man with Sammy Hagar, and Free Bird with Dolly Parton. The group is also featured on Dolly Parton’s album Rockstar, and its music appears on the soundtrack to Street Survivors: The True Story of the Lynyrd Skynyrd Plane Crash. Premium seating is available, a member presale and a general public sale are offered, and the Vaudeville Bar will be serving.

Enjoy a walk along the Shoreline Trail at Sunset Lake alongside the Cohansey Area Watershed Association. Attendance is limited to CAWA members, with same day membership available on site. Alcohol is not permitted. Pack bug spray, sunscreen, water, and any snacks you may need. Please meet at the amphitheater in Bridgeton City Park.

Run a five mile course that covers 3.5 miles of flat country pavement and 1.5 miles of well packed vineyard trails. After the finish, enjoy a food truck festival with vendors from New Jersey, live music by TJ Fry, and handcrafted wines at Bellview Winery. Each registrant receives a drink ticket, a souvenir wine glass, and an event shirt. Complimentary photography and parking are included.

CompleteCare's community trunk or treat returns with a simple, kid-focused celebration featuring decorated car trunks and candy stops. Families can drop in and enjoy an easy, safe outing without extra planning. Costumes are encouraged, and the organizers take care of the rest.

A witchy evening of shopping and mystical experiences is set for Buena Connection Brewing Company, hosted by TCC Boutique. Attendees can browse seasonal goods from local vendors, sip brewery drinks, and enjoy Halloween vibes throughout the event. Individual psychic medium and tarot sessions are available for purchase, with readings offered by Priscy Tarot, Inkie, and Dawn Michelle. The vendor lineup includes TCC Boutique, BoCo Lux Candles, Cactus Clark Permanent Jewelry, Rita’s Pound Cakes, and A New Dawn Therapeutic, featuring handmade items, sweet treats, and more. Festive attire is encouraged, whether that means a Halloween tee, a cozy sweatshirt, or spooky earrings, and outfit options are available from TCC Boutique. No tickets are being sold, and vendor spots are full.

The cult classic returns to the big screen with a live shadow cast at The Levoy Theatre. The evening begins with an emcee, “virgin sacrifice” segments, and a dance performance, followed by the movie performed in tandem by Transylvanian Nipple Productions. The story follows sweethearts Brad and Janet, portrayed by Barry Bostwick and Susan Sarandon, whose flat tire during a storm leads them to the mysterious mansion of Dr. Frank-N-Furter, played by Tim Curry. Along the way they encounter a biker played by Meat Loaf and a butler portrayed by Richard O’Brien, and through rock songs and elaborate dances Frank unveils his latest creation, Rocky. The film runs approximately 100 minutes and is rated R, with viewer discretion advised. The Vaudeville Bar will be open and serving. Outside props are not permitted, and official prop bags will be available for purchase.

A High Performance Driver Education event at New Jersey Motorsports Park’s Thunderbolt course offers run groups for Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced drivers, with up to six 20 minute sessions per group depending on attendance. If a Lower Intermediate group is included, the format shifts to five sessions. When there is no private group, an open track period may be offered. Pricing and discount information is available on the organizer’s pricing page. Participants without a car can take part using a rental arranged through a third party.

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.

MoE’s season finale takes place on the Thunderbolt course at New Jersey Motorsports Park. Novice, intermediate, and advanced drivers are grouped for track sessions, with the schedule adjusted based on attendance. When there is no private group, open track time may be added. Depending on the configuration, participants can get up to six sessions, and a lower intermediate option, when offered, runs five. Pricing and discount options are available online, and full details are provided on the registration page. Rental cars are available for those without a vehicle.

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.

This bus excursion to Philadelphia offers a day focused on history, architecture, and stories that connect the region’s past. Each ticket includes admission to the Museum of the American Revolution, where Vineland’s Women’s Ballot Box is featured in The Declaration’s Journey exhibit, providing an opportunity to see a notable piece of local heritage on display. Participants may tour the museum at their own pace and spend additional time exploring Philadelphia. Many historic sites and attractions are an easy walk from the museum, and suggestions will be available to help plan the day. Ticket purchases support the Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society and its work in preservation, exhibitions, tours, and education. Tickets are nonrefundable unless the event is canceled by the Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society, and they are transferable to another person if the original ticketholder cannot attend. The organizer requests notification for any transfer.

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.

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

This two day track event at New Jersey Motorsports Park features driving on both the Lightning and Thunderbolt circuits. Participants can expect four to five on track sessions per day, with groups for Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced drivers. Novice entries include in car coaching, and all groups take part in professional classroom instruction. A track walk is planned, and race car rentals are offered. Thunderbolt is 2.25 m with quick, flowing corners, while Lightning is 1.9 m and geared toward high speed thrills. Located in the Mid Atlantic, the venue is within easy driving distance of New York City, Philadelphia, and Washington, DC. Entry fees are $449 for a single day or $799 for two days for Intermediate and Advanced, and $549 for a single day or $949 for two days for Novice, with instruction included for Novice. Two day registrations receive an automatic discount of $100 for Intermediate and Advanced or $150 for Novice, plus an additional $50 savings for Toyota drivers. Early registration discounts are available, with $50 off at two months in advance and $25 off at one month. The schedule may be adjusted, and one day will run on Lightning with the other on Thunderbolt.

Garden State Comic Fest Vineland returns to the Vineland Convention Center in South New Jersey, spanning more than 40,000 square feet devoted to comics. Browse rare issues, graphic novels, and original artwork, connect with creators, and search for limited edition finds. The experience also features standout cosplay, a wide range of vendors, and appearances by media guests. It is a full weekend celebrating comics, fun, and fandom.

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.

A shoebox packing party for Operation Christmas Child is planned. To reduce the last-minute rush, donations are being collected on a monthly basis ahead of the event. An Amazon wishlist is available with ideas for what to include and a simple way to contribute.

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.