Family events in Elizabeth, NJ

At the Sci-Tech & Esports Hub, a free weekly Girls Who Code program offers girls a chance to learn coding through creativity and collaboration. Participants explore technology in a supportive setting, build problem solving skills, and grow confidence as they discover their strengths in STEM. No prior experience is required, only curiosity and a love of learning. Space is limited, so early registration is encouraged.

At Newport Racquet Club, little players are introduced to pickleball through a Peewee Kids Camp created for early beginners. The program offers lively, age-tailored sessions that keep kids moving and make learning approachable for the youngest participants. It provides a friendly first step into this rapidly growing sport while keeping the focus on fun.

This 8th annual motorcycle and car wash fundraiser from Team Interrupters Inc. raises support for youth mentoring and community programs. A $20 donation per vehicle includes an exterior wash, vacuuming, a TII air freshener, a hot or cold beverage, and a light snack while you wait. Proceeds help fund educational workshops, leadership development, field trips, and other positive opportunities for the young people they serve. If attending is not possible or you do not drive, contributions can be made through Cash App at $teaminterruptersinc, Zelle at 908-603-9458, or via PayPal and Venmo under Team Interrupters Inc.

Young performers can take part in a two-week musical theater intensive presented by Broadway Babies in partnership with American Theater Group and Union Arts Center. Guided by Brooke Hussey and featuring guest artists from Broadway, students receive professional vocal and dance training, participate in audition workshops, and work toward a fully staged final production. Campers also build confidence, teamwork, and communication skills. Early drop-off is available, which can help working families. The program is held at the Girl Scout House in Union, NJ. The fee is $400, and space is limited.