Family events in Burlington County, NJ

Explore science, technology, engineering, arts, and math through lively, hands-on activities at the Library Company’s STEAM Club. Sessions take place on the third Thursday of each month and are tailored for children ages 8 to 12. Children younger than 10 must be accompanied by an adult. Registration is required and space is limited. To secure a spot, call 609-386-1273 or email burlington@bcls.lib.nj.us.

Moorestown High School Boys Soccer faces Lenape during MSC night at Moorestown High School Turf Stadium. Wearing an MSC black jersey is encouraged to show support. MSC players will have the chance to step onto the field at halftime.

Designed for children and teens with ADHD ages 10 to 15, this small-group program focuses on building real-world social skills in a supportive setting. Each session spotlights one skill, which is demonstrated, practiced through structured activities and games, and reinforced with real-time coaching alongside peers. Participants work on joining group conversations, starting and sustaining dialogue, reading social cues, handling wins and losses with composure, managing frustration, sharing information rather than monologuing, exercising self control, collaborating as a team, resolving conflicts, and creating and maintaining friendships. The goal is to help participants move from simply knowing social rules to using them confidently in everyday life. Led by Mike Marchionne, M.S., BCBA, the group emphasizes confidence, connection, and meaningful interaction with guidance and feedback throughout the session. A new focus is introduced each week, with planned opportunities to engage with peers and practice. After every meeting, parents receive a brief recap and suggestions for continued practice at home. Group size is limited to 10 participants.

Presented by the Bengali Cultural Society of South Jersey, this three day Durga Puja celebration honors the homecoming of Goddess Durga, spanning Mahashashthi through Vijaya Dashami. The Indian Cultural Center of South Jersey fills with devotion and culture, featuring a beautifully crafted Durga idol, pushpanjali, spirited dhunuchi dance, and evening sandhya aarti set to the rhythms of the dhak. Authentic Bengali food prepared by the community includes favorites like luchi with aloor dom and mishti doi. Each evening brings cultural programs with classical dance, Rabindra Sangeet, folk performances, and contemporary entertainment for all ages. Family friendly activities continue with children's events and games, and a traditional sindoor khela closes the festivities on the final day. Traditional attire is encouraged, and everyone is welcome, whether attending for the first time or continuing a cherished tradition.

Whitesbog welcomes a spooky-themed market with vendors, a campfire planned if the weather cooperates, and opportunities to tour the Cottage exhibits. Capture photo moments with a Jersey Devil theme, enjoy haunting tunes from the Accidental Jug Band, and browse the General Store. S’mores kits will be available, and lanterns can be taken along a trail for those who dare to explore.

The event celebrates the car collector hobby with more than 300 classics, along with entertainment and food. Registration is limited to one car per person.

Help assemble bagged lunches with peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for neighbors facing hunger. Participation is free, though advance registration is required because space is limited. Each attendee must register individually. Volunteers under 16 must be accompanied and supervised by an adult. If plans change after registering, please notify the organizers so the spot can be offered to someone else. There are additional ways to contribute, including purchasing items needed for the meal prep or making a monetary gift. The initiative is entirely volunteer powered and depends on donor support. Contributions toward supplies are welcome, and donations can be made through Zeffy, Zelle, or Venmo.