Events in Gloucester County today

Ocean Flow: Find Your Magic invites participants to a Mirabel Madrigal inspired session that launches the Once Upon a Mat series. Meghan leads her signature vinyasa-style Ocean Flow centered on finding your voice, recognizing personal strengths, creating space for grace and forgiveness, and trusting that your uniqueness is already enough. Expect a themed playlist, playful touches throughout, and many opportunities to connect breath and movement with the class focus. All levels are welcome. No prior yoga experience is required, and familiarity with the story is optional, though those who know it may notice a few extra nods. Singing along to familiar tracks is welcome. The session takes place at Waves of Change Studio in Franklinville.

An inclusive All Recovery Meeting offering connection and support for anyone touched by addiction or loss. People in recovery, family members and loved ones, allies and supporters, and those coping with grief are all welcome. The conversation respects every pathway to recovery and acknowledges that each person’s journey is unique. Participants gather in a safe and welcoming environment to offer encouragement, understanding, and a sense of hope. Held at the Pfeiffer Community Center. For more information, text 856-562-8187.

Enjoy a creative paint and sip evening that pairs studio painting time with one-on-one readings from intuitive psychic medium Dawn Michelle. As an intuitive empath and medium, she connects through your name and question to tune into your energy, sharing messages with honesty and care. She reads without tools and can add cards for extra confirmation if requested. The cost is $45 per person, plus the price of the project you select at the studio and an $8 studio fee. This includes a personal reading along with paints, supplies, and studio time. Every attendee must choose and purchase a piece to paint, with most projects typically ranging from $25 to $75, paid at the event. Guests may bring their own beverages and light snacks, along with cups and a bottle opener, and a notepad and pen are recommended for taking notes. Payments are nonrefundable because they cover the reader’s fee. Seating was capped at 20 and held only with full payment, and this date is sold out.

Merryman’s annual Halloween party and costume contest features drink specials and a set from DJ Ted. The contest includes four categories: Overall Best Costume, Scariest Costume, Funniest Costume, and Best Couples Costume. Prizes may include sports jerseys, Merryman’s merchandise, and more. Winners will be announced at the event.

Each month, volunteers travel to Turning Point United Methodist Church in Trenton to cook and serve breakfast for people experiencing homelessness. The team completes the trip after a busy morning of service. If attending is not possible, support is welcome through donations of nonperishable items or grocery gift cards. For information about volunteering or donating, contact Jackie Sandy at 609-206-1208 or clevelandjt@gmail.com.

Hope’s Fall Festival returns for its second year at Hope Assembly of God, offering a seasonal celebration with no-cost activities for all ages. Guests can enjoy free food, friendly games, a hayride, prizes, a bounce house, and hands-on fall crafts. It is a community gathering focused on simple autumn fun for families and neighbors.

Hosted by SE4SK, this trunk or treat is designed for children and young adults with special needs and disabilities. It features festively decorated car trunks, friendly games, and plenty of treats in a warm, welcoming setting that emphasizes inclusion. The focus is simple Halloween fun, giving participants the chance to relax, be themselves, and create happy memories.