Events in Burlington County today

Instruction is provided by Ms. Terry, focusing on creative techniques and design ideas for card making, scrapbooking, and other paper crafts. Bring your own adhesive, such as double sided tape or glue dots, along with small scissors, and a cutter if you have one. Registration is encouraged; email burlington@bcls.lib.nj.us or call 609-386-1273 for more information or to sign up.

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.

A night of stand-up takes the stage at Angelos Pizza in Mt Laurel, offering a relaxed setting with food available. It is BYOB and there is ample parking. Seating is first come, first served, and admission is free. Material is intended for adults. Comedians get 5-minute sets, with on-site signups and the list running in order. The event is presented by the Camden Comedy Collective, a growing creative community.

Drop In Advanced Learning sessions offer a flexible way to keep Scent Work skills sharp without committing to a long course. These advanced, space-limited classes at Alpha & Omega Working Dogs are designed for teams already training or trialing, or for those who have finished intermediate work, trained online or with another instructor, or completed an NACSW Odor Recognition Test. Dogs must be imprinted on Birch, Anise, and Clove before attending. If imprinting or advanced work was completed elsewhere or independently, an evaluation can be arranged prior to or alongside the first visit. Attendance is coordinated in advance and operates on a first come, first served basis. Typical capacity is 5 to 6 teams so each team receives comparable working time. If the session is full, drop-ins cannot be accommodated. Private lessons are available for one-on-one coaching. Whether visiting occasionally to maintain proficiency or coming regularly to accelerate progress, participants can choose a pay-as-you-go approach. The fee is $50 per drop-in. Auditing without a dog is $20 per visit, and on Scent Work Sunday a single $20 fee covers auditing the morning Intro, Intermediate, and Advanced sessions. Payment is accepted by cash, Venmo, Zelle, or personal check. For curriculum questions or to coordinate a spot, contact Integrity Nose Worx at 609-694-7642 or integritynoseworx@gmail.com. The host can also assist at aoworkingdogs@gmail.com. New participants are asked to complete the Integrity Nose Worx New Client Agreement.

Hosted by the Mount Laurel Public Education Fund at Ramblewood Country Club, this 29th annual golf classic is an 18-hole scramble that supports Mount Laurel Schools. The day includes registration and lunch, a shotgun start on the course, and concludes with a cocktail hour, dinner, and an awards presentation. The cost is $125 per golfer.

The Cousins Maine Lobster truck visits Larchmont Center in Mount Laurel, near Shoprite. Order at the truck or use the Cousins Maine Lobster mobile app for contactless, ahead-of-time ordering, available only during operating hours. Every purchase earns points, and in-person customers can ask to have the QR code scanned to collect them.

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.

At the Florence Township 4th annual Fall Fest, enjoy food and shopping from more than 50 vendors at the Florence Township Municipal Complex. The Kiwanis Club of Florence Township will have a table at the event.

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.

Settle into a calming rhythm with a meditative group drumming session led by Tom Campbell at Mount Laurel Library. The focus is on relaxation and a shared musical experience as participants drum together in a welcoming environment. Instruments are provided, and no prior experience is needed. Registration is required.

Experience a Slow Flow Vinyasa session at Tindall Road Brewery that welcomes practitioners of all levels. The practice centers on calming the mind and grounding your energy to set a positive tone for the day and the week ahead. Space is limited and the fee is $20. To reserve a spot, email YogaByElise1111@yahoo.com.

A welcoming women’s circle devoted to creativity, connection, and remembrance invites participants to slow down and reconnect with themselves in a supportive space. The gathering explores the turning seasons, lunar rhythms, body wisdom, and the many cycles that shape a woman’s life, with themes that evolve in step with nature and the feminine journey. Through guided reflection, meditation, journaling, intentional creativity, intuitive painting, meaningful conversation, and gentle mindfulness and body-awareness practices, attendees give form to the stories and emotions within. The focus is on expression and curiosity rather than perfection, and no prior art experience is required. All art materials are provided, and participants are encouraged to bring a journal. The circle honors the power of women coming together to remember that they are not meant to carry everything alone, that creativity can be healing, and that belonging comes from returning to oneself. Many leave feeling more grounded, inspired, and connected to themselves, to one another, and to the timeless rhythms that guide us.

Men gather in a supportive circle to uplift one another. Ben facilitates the session, encouraging connection through openness, play, and strength. This donation-based gathering takes place every third Monday, and no one is turned away for lack of funds.