Free events in Burlington County, NJ

Rancocas Woods Farmers Market in Mount Laurel features local farms and vendors offering produce, eggs, flowers, meat, herbs, and other goods. Shoppers can also find bread, pickled items, jam, baked treats, and more, along with local hard cider, mead, beer, and spirits. A donation based, pay what you can yoga or fitness class is available behind Thyme Travelers Conservatory across from the market. Workshops are hosted from time to time, and volunteers are welcome.

Enjoy open board gaming at The Guild Hall Hobby in the Moorestown Mall. Their library features more than 600 titles that are free to play on Sundays, and personal games are welcome too. A list of most available games can be found on the store website, though new releases may be on hand before they appear there. The shop has relocated within the mall and is now directly across from the food court where FYE used to be. Enter through the food court and walk straight into the main corridor to find it ahead, a short distance from the previous spot. RSVPs are appreciated because the session may be canceled if no one other than the organizer signs up.

A regular meeting of the Evesham Township Zoning Board will be held in the courtroom at the Evesham Municipal Complex. Agendas and supporting materials for applications slated for review are available on the township website. The proceedings can be viewed by live stream on the township website or on Comcast Channel 192 and Verizon Channel 22. For additional meeting dates and other township events, refer to the calendar on the township website.

This comedy open mic takes place at Angelos Pizza in Mt Laurel, NJ. It is BYOB, there is plenty of parking, and seating is first come, first served. Content is intended for adults. There is no entry fee to enjoy the show. Comedians each have five minutes, and the list is followed in the order names are added. Presented by Camden Comedy Collective.

This monthly outdoor market showcases an eclectic selection of local handmade creations, vintage finds, and antique treasures. Admission is free and open to the public, and no tickets are required. The event goes on rain or shine. Leashed, well behaved pets are welcome. The setting is an outdoor wooded area with some uneven ground, so visitors should stay alert and watch their footing. Vendor participation is managed exclusively by Events Director Janeen Hovnanian, and messages from anyone else about vendor spots are not connected to this show. For general questions, please see the event’s FAQ page.

This community trunk-or-treat is free for everyone and requires no registration. More than 30 local businesses and families are already committed with decorated trunks, and additional businesses are welcome to participate with a decorated trunk to advertise their services.