Family events in Camden County, NJ

Children ages 4 to 8 team up with a caregiver for a hands-on costume lab led by Miss Amy. Together you will transform a simple shirt into a flowing princess dress that is ready for Halloween or any day of imaginative play. Begin by sketching your design, then learn how to attach a swishy skirt, add fancy touches, and craft a shimmering magic wand. Please attend with an adult helper and bring a tank top or short-sleeve shirt that is one size larger than usual. The shirt becomes part of the finished outfit, so avoid bringing a favorite or irreplaceable piece. This is not a drop-off program, it is a shared creative experience to make something memorable together.

At Wilson’s Restaurant & Live Music Lounge, a soulful buffet brunch features all you can eat dishes with one mimosa included for $45 all inclusive, with $16.99 pricing for children under 12. A live DJ provides the soundtrack and comedian Malcom Hill hosts. Walk-ins are welcome, online reservations are available, and the venue can accommodate birthday or holiday parties. Expect a laid back vibe with lively energy.

Celebrate the Berlin Hotel’s 200th birthday with a community gathering that honors a landmark filled with stories and memories. Enjoy cake and ice cream, kid-friendly activities, and a big Happy Birthday sing-along. Explore the hotel’s past at your own pace with self-guided tours, and share favorite Berlin Hotel memories with neighbors and friends. This milestone salutes two centuries of charm, character, and community.

Hamm-O-Ween returns with a playful blend of art and eerie fun, creating a nighttime playground where imagination meets the creepy. Expect surprise performances, creepy crafts, and other spectral touches throughout a peculiar celebration. Browse a pop-up market of handmade goods and delightfully dark creations, move to a live band’s spooky tunes, and explore interactive installations with plenty of photo moments. A costume contest with prizes adds extra excitement, and chilling games keep the energy going all evening. Admission is free, and opportunities are available for vendors and sponsors to help support this free arts celebration.