Events in Hammonton, NJ

Enjoy a craft and vendor show that gathers many local businesses and sellers offering a wide range of products. Browse autumn accents or get a head start on holiday gifting. Concessions will be available for purchase, and 100 percent of those proceeds will support the Lenola Fire Company and its volunteers. A 50/50 raffle is also planned. Prospective vendors can email LenolaAuxiliary@gmail.com for information. Applications open the first week of June. All official communication will come only from that email address, and no individual auxiliary member will request money. Direct any questions to LenolaAuxiliary@gmail.com and stay alert for scams.

The ninth annual photo day with Santa returns to White Dog Christmas Tree Farms, offering festive memories captured by Digital Danro Photography. Families can receive a professional digital photo with Santa for $10, with payment accepted in cash or via Venmo at the event. No appointments are required, and photos are taken on a first come, first served basis. Leashed pets are welcome to join the pictures. While visiting, guests can also tag a Christmas tree early so it can be prepared and ready when it is time to bring it home.

Spend an afternoon exploring intuitive experiences, ancient wisdom, and energetic practices designed to invite reflection and self-understanding. Offerings include psychic readings, astrology based on your birth chart, Vedic palm reading, Reiki, and chakra ear seeds, which combine Ayurvedic wisdom and Traditional Chinese Medicine. Choose one experience or explore several at your own pace. Appointments are limited, and walk-ins are welcome.

Family Day in Fishtown offers good food, arcade games, and fun for the whole family. Children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. A portion of Family Day token sales in 2026 will be donated to Gamers Outreach, which provides recreation to children in hospitals through video games and the gaming community.

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A free, all-ages program at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts offers an afternoon of creativity. Family Art Day features a monthly hands-on make and take project that invites participants of every age to experiment with different materials and head home with artwork they created. Explore the museum during the program, with admission included. Advance sign-up is required.

A shoebox packing party for Operation Christmas Child is happening again. To ease the busy weeks leading up to the event, monthly donations are being collected in advance. An Amazon wishlist is available for ideas and convenient ordering.

Enjoy an afternoon of social dancing with Tony Castro and Nina Rubinstein. The program begins with a beginner group class, followed by music from DJ Tony and time to dance. The event is open to everyone.

Enjoy traditional Irish house-party dances in a welcoming setting for all ages and experience levels. Ceili dancing is a progressive group dance with simple, repeated steps, similar to square dancing, and teachers help participants follow along to live music. Free dance instruction is offered, and a music session takes place beforehand.

The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia presents a program showcasing the range and expressive sound of the string orchestra. Led by conductor David Hayes, the concert features Respighi’s Ancient Airs and Dances, Suite No. 3, David Diamond’s Rounds for String Orchestra, and Leonard Bernstein’s orchestral arrangement of Beethoven’s String Quartet No. 16 in F Major, Op. 135.

Tony Baker is a stand-up comedian, actor, and social media personality known for his distinctive humor and style. Raised in Chicago, he developed a passion for performance in college, moving from theater into stand-up comedy. He headlined The Bald Brothers tour, which sold out theaters worldwide, and the comedy special Bald Brothers: A Freestyle Comedy Show is streaming on Tubi. Baker is also a regular at comedy clubs around the country and gained a devoted following with his debut stand-up special, Scaredy Cat.

Michigander’s all-ages event supports HeadCount through a partnership with PLUS1. One dollar from each ticket sold goes toward HeadCount’s work to register voters and encourage participation in democracy through music and popular culture.

Facilitated by Jayme Rose, this women’s circle offers a calm, supportive setting to slow down and connect. Participants share tea, explore gentle somatic movement, and practice honest expression to gently lower protective walls and deepen connection with oneself and with one another. This gathering takes place on the second Monday of each month, and donations are welcome.

Take part in a sealed UNION ARENA TCG event featuring Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War. Entry is $35. Each participant opens five Thousand Year Blood War packs to build a deck, then competes in a three-round Swiss tournament for prizes. A 3-0 record awards four Thousand Year Blood War booster packs and a 2-1 finish awards two packs. Anyone who completes all three rounds without those results receives one pack. Registration is available in person or by calling 856-442-0402, and payment is required at the time of sign-up. Registration through the Bandai app is not accepted. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Local author Danielle L. Burrows leads a book talk and signing for her new release, SHOCKING SOUTH JERSEY: Hoaxes, Hexes, a Harrowing Highway, and More. Her collection highlights true accounts that elevate South Jersey’s shock factor, including tales of uncanny love dreams linked to Atco, a mystical labyrinth said to lie beneath Camden, a surge of UFO reports around Glassboro, and how the Deptford stretch of Route 55 came to be considered cursed. The journey also explores a show lion on the loose, a deadly family love triangle, and the young woman who fooled Camden newspapers before later becoming known as Axis Sally, a Nazi propagandist. Burrows researched and assembled these stories and will discuss them during a presentation with a signing.

A monthly support group at Griswold Home Care in Vineland offers a welcoming, confidential space for people living with dementia and their care partners. Offered in partnership with the Alzheimer’s Association and facilitated by Volunteer Facilitator Carolyn Peterson of Griswold Home Care, the group focuses on building a strong support network, sharing practical ideas and solutions, talking through challenges and coping strategies, expressing feelings and concerns, and exploring resources available in the community. The group meets on the second Wednesday of each month. For questions, contact Carolyn Peterson at 609-425-1469 or carolyn.peterson@griswoldcare.com.

Explore how hydroponics and aquaponics can shape food growing through hands-on demonstrations from the UrbanPonics team. Demonstration equipment includes a ZipGrow Wall, Exotower, aquaponic system, seeding trays, and testing equipment. Two talks will cover the science and possibilities of hydroponics and aquaponics, as well as the financial and business considerations of Controlled Environment Agriculture. Students and community members can ask questions, interact with the equipment, learn about growing food, local indoor farms and sustainable agriculture, and explore the opportunities and economics of CEA.

Settle into a cozy wellness experience that invites you to slow your pace, savor each sip, and care for your body from the ground up. The gathering includes signature beverages and light bites, plus guided instruction to craft your own bath soak and a custom linen or room spray using soothing ingredients chosen for relaxation and renewal. Leave with both handmade items and a gentle reminder that self-care can be simple, social, and deeply nourishing.

Potluck Poetry is a monthly gathering for poets and poetry enthusiasts held every second Thursday. Participants are invited to bring a snack to share, while beverages are provided by VHAS. Some months feature special themes. Attendance is available in person at the museum in Vineland or online via Zoom, and registration is requested to help with head count or to receive the Zoom link. This is a free event, with donations welcome. Please note that it does not take place in July or August.

This monthly support group offers a welcoming space for people to come together and support one another as they heal through grief.

A two hour, in-person group mediumship gathering at The Enlightened Elephant Wellness Loft features internationally renowned psychic medium and Hay House author Tracy Farquhar. Designed as a monthly experience for a small circle of 5 to 8 participants, it offers a guaranteed connection with either a Spirit Guide or a loved one in spirit of your choosing. Each attendee may request a message, and Tracy will share any insights she receives. At times a different spirit may step forward with something meaningful to convey. Every participant is assured a message, and if no connection can be made for you, your fee will be refunded. The cost is $60 for a guaranteed reading. Registration closes 24 hours before the start or when the group reaches 8 participants.

Friday features HPDE and practice sessions capped by a two hour qualifying race. Saturday is devoted to a single fourteen hour race.

Express Pet Health clinics offer convenient, affordable preventative care from a wellness and veterinary medical team. Pet families can access essential care without scheduling an appointment.

Help spread the word by sharing this event with family and friends. Vendors interested in participating can request an application by sending a message or emailing apexvendor48@gmail.com. Only the organizer is handling vendor applications, so report anyone else claiming to be accepting vendors for this event as a scammer. Thank you for supporting this event.

Downtown Hammonton’s annual Open House fills the center of town with holiday spirit. Visitors can stroll along festively decorated streets, browse local shops, boutiques, and antique stores, and discover one of a kind gifts as music and décor set a cheerful mood. When it is time to pause, enjoy a meal or a drink at nearby eateries, markets, breweries, or the craft distillery. It offers a warm celebration of the season in true Downtown Hammonton style.

A landmark running event draws 40,000 participants to central Philadelphia for the Rocky Run, with Athletifreak as the presenting partner.

Celebrate the 60th anniversary of Star Trek in Philadelphia with two days of intergalactic fun and the chance to see some favorite Trek guests.

Garden State Comic Fest Vineland returns to the Vineland Convention Center in South New Jersey, filling more than 40,000 square feet with comic-centered excitement. Fans can browse rare comics, graphic novels, and artwork, meet comic creators, and track down limited editions. The show also features standout cosplay, a wide mix of vendors, and media guests, shaping a full weekend of comics, fun, and fandom for enthusiasts of all kinds.

A Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu red belt seminar comes to South Jersey with Grand Master Rigan Machado, a 9th degree red belt known for extraordinary accomplishments on the mat. His résumé includes two submission grappling world records, an undefeated 365 to 0 run spanning BJJ, judo, wrestling and sambo, and 19 submission victories in a single day at a BJJ world championship. He won every BJJ world championship from age 14 through 21 and submitted sambo champion Ron Tripp in 39 seconds in the Pan Am finals, the only competitor to have defeated Rickson Gracie in competition. Beyond competition, he has coached well known action film stars such as Chuck Norris, Keanu Reeves, Mel Gibson, Scarlett Johansson and Vin Diesel. After meeting in Brazil, Chuck Norris brought him to the United States and became his first student there, while Machado trained intensively under Rolls Gracie and Carlos Gracie Jr. The seminar is hosted by Snake Pit U.S.A. Mixed Martial Arts Academy/Machado Jiu-Jitsu, an officially recognized Rigan Machado Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt academy in South Jersey. This is a BJJ gi seminar. Space is limited and preregistration is required, with early bird registration available.

Learn easy crochet techniques and make a first project from scratch in this free beginner’s class. Supplies are not provided. Bring one skein of Bernat Super Value or Red Heart Super Saver worsted-weight yarn and a size H crochet hook.

Participants will assemble hygiene kits in a hands-on volunteer session at Mount Laurel Senior Center in Mt Laurel. An RSVP is requested, and a sign-up is available for purchasing and donating items for the event. Monetary contributions can be made through Zelle, Venmo, or PayPal.

This community luncheon at St. John's offers a warm meal, good conversation, and a chance to connect with neighbors. Everyone is welcome.

This indoor craft fair brings together more than fifty local participants, including artisans, crafters, cottage bakers, and direct sales representatives. Admission and parking are free for attendees. For questions, email craftfair@cctecnj.org. The only organizers are Lauren Loughlin and Arielle Bruno, and payment should never be sent to any online profiles. Note for vendors: this fall’s event is limited to those who took part in the spring event.

An adoption event with One Love Animal Rescue at Pet Supplies Plus in Cherry Hill, NJ. Meet adoptable pets and look for a new companion.

All-Star Sports Academy’s Pro Instructional Series returns to ASSA Cherry Hill with a 3-hour baseball training session for players ages 9U to 12U. Athletes rotate through stations for hitting, fielding, catching, and pitching, receiving focused instruction and feedback at each stop. Coaching is provided by All-Star’s staff alongside a mix of former MLB players, which may include Ben Davis, Jesse Levis, Milt Thompson, Mickey Morandini, Ricky Bottalico, Gene Schall, and Tommy Greene. The session concludes with an interactive Q&A where athletes and parents can ask about the professional game and the commitment it takes to advance in the sport. Participants should bring a helmet, glove, bat, batting gloves, and catcher’s gear if needed. Comfortable practice apparel and athletic shoes are recommended, and spikes are not permitted on the turf. Each player receives an event T-shirt with registration.

Vampires of Nj Con 4 comes to The Grand Laurel Hotel for its fourth edition. The lineup of guests will be announced, with further details to come.

Rob McMahon performs at Terra Nonno Vineyard & Winery in Millville. The setting pairs live music with a focus on wine, and food trucks are usually on site.

Experience a 90 minute restorative yin session with a gentle spiritual focus. The room will be prepared beforehand with sage and clear intentions, and props will be set so spacing feels comfortable. After a short introduction, the time begins with a brief meditation to welcome messages through oracle cards. Cards will be offered and collected, and as everyone settles into restorative poses, their messages will be read anonymously. Comfortable, warm, loose clothing is recommended, along with an open heart.

Tickets are available in advance for a $40 donation, with no sales at the door. Guests are welcome to bring their own snacks. Each ticket includes entry into 10 games, and extra boards can be purchased for $10 each. A 50/50 will be available at $2 per chance, or 20 chances for $20. All attendees must be 18 or older.

The Night of Pink Gala benefits women fighting breast cancer. Tickets and sponsorship opportunities are available, and complete details are available on the gala page.

Top Deck Games hosts a constructed Union Arena event featuring Goddess of Victory: Nikke. Entry is $15. Players need a valid Bandai TCG+ account or BNID and should register through the Bandai TCG+ system. Any IP is permitted. The tournament runs three Swiss rounds, best of one, with 30-minute matches and five minutes of overtime. Prizes are store credit based on record, and all participants receive one participation pack. Finishes of 3-0-0, 2-0-1, 2-1-0, and 1-1-1 earn $40, $30, $20, and $10 in credit respectively. To qualify for the Top 2 promos, players must use the matching IP. For questions, contact 856-858-2700 or cherryhill@topdeckgames.com.

Tony Pontari and Al Price perform live from The Lounge in this acoustic show. There is no cover charge.

Runners from over 25 states take on this popular half marathon at Blue Cork Winery and Vineyard. The course favors fast times, with a primarily paved route along town roads and a nearby scenic bike path. The final half mile travels through the vineyard, leading to a finish celebration with live music, wine, food trucks, and a lively atmosphere. Official chip timing is provided, and awards are presented to top finishers. The event is known for its level course, supportive volunteers, convenient hydration stations, quality swag, and complimentary race photos. Free on-site parking is available.

This competition features head-to-head 1v1 Constructed play in best-of-three matches. Entry is $30, and each participant receives a promo card while supplies last. Registration is available in person or by phone at 856-442-0402, and payment is required at the time of entry; app-based preregistration is not accepted. First place earns a Champion Playmat and a Round 1 bye at a Regional Qualifier. All top eight finishers receive an exclusive promo, with additional store credit prizes determined by attendance. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Enjoy a community gathering featuring free morning classes in Heated Slow Flow, barre, and Zumba, followed by an afternoon of shopping and socializing. Discover local businesses, makers, and experiences, including permanent jewelry, malas, and other offerings. Friendsgiving specials include 20% off class pass bundles and special pricing on monthly unlimited memberships. Guests can take a class, browse, or stop by to spend time with others.

Gather in a welcoming circle of women for a creative space centered on connection, reflection, and self-discovery. Monthly themes draw inspiration from nature, the changing seasons, the Moon, the body, and the cycles that shape our lives. Guided meditation, reflection, intuitive art-making, journaling, conversation, and gentle mindfulness practices offer ways to explore what is unfolding within. No artistic experience is needed, and all art materials are provided. Please bring a journal. All of you is welcome.

Now in its 29th consecutive year, Philabundance and WMMR’s Preston & Steve team up for Camp Out for Hunger at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia. This family-friendly event collects food donations to support communities facing food insecurity in Southeastern Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey. Admission is free with a non-perishable food item or a monetary contribution to Philabundance.

The Going Graphic Bookclub will discuss Parable of the Sower: A Graphic Novel Adaptation, written by Octavia E. Butler and adapted by Damian Duffy. Parental discretion is advised.

Settle into a restorative journey that blends guided breathwork with a crystal bowl sound bath. The practice centers on bringing mind, body, and spirit back into balance. Through focused breathing, you will gently move stagnant energy and emotions, letting go of what is no longer needed so a feeling of ease and calm can emerge. After the active breath practice, soak in resonant crystal bowl vibrations that deepen relaxation and support continued healing. Expect a caring, supportive atmosphere that encourages inward reflection and leaves you feeling fully nourished. This session is experienced lying down, so wear comfortable clothing. Bring only yourself, as yoga mats, blankets, and bolsters are provided. If you are sensitive to sound, earplugs are welcome. Registration is available through the Mindbody app or by scanning the QR code shown in the event graphic. The cost is $45 per person. If it is your first visit, plan to arrive a little early.

A supportive circle for men to come together. Led by Ben, the gathering creates space for connection through vulnerability, play, and strength. Donations are appreciated, and no one is turned away for lack of funds.

The Monroe Township Woman's Club meeting will include discussions about community projects and participation in upcoming events. Committee chairwomen should be prepared to share their plans.

At Angelo's Larchmont, enjoy a festive paint night paired with a sit down meal and a hands on craft. The evening begins with dinner from the restaurant, with a choice of Chicken Caesar Salad, Chicken Parm with Spaghetti, or an individual pizza in thick or thin crust with one topping. After the meal, participants follow step by step instruction to create a wooden hanging snowman sign that lights up. All supplies are included, and there are options to personalize the piece with different ribbons for the hat and scarf, along with a poinsettia in the color you prefer for the hat. Everyone leaves with a finished decoration to enjoy for years. This is a BYOB event, and seating is limited.

This event features a live performance by pianist Kofi B. in Philadelphia.

Enjoy a guided candle-making session with Margaret Lilly & Company, where you can choose a fragrance and pour your own 8 oz candle. No experience is needed, and each step will be explained. While your candle cools, play two rounds of R&B Music Bingo and listen for songs on your board, with candle prizes to be won. Karaoke follows, whether you want to sing or cheer on others. Tickets include candle-making supplies, your finished candle, two rounds of bingo, and karaoke. Food and drinks are available for purchase from the venue.

This all ages show brings a full night of music to The Fillmore Philadelphia with performances on two stages. The main stage features Weakened Friends, Hot Water Music, and The Menzingers. In The Foundry, 500 Bucks, Mercy Union, and Spraynard perform. Access to The Foundry is first come, first served and depends on capacity. Reserved seats offer views of the main stage only. All Foundry performances are general admission standing and first come, first served. Supporting acts may change without notice.

The Blueberry Jam Sessions is a monthly open mic on the Third Friday that spotlights local talent and community voices. Poets, spoken word performers, singer songwriters, and anyone who simply enjoys creative expression are welcome to share the stage or relax and listen. It offers an easygoing space to present work, discover new pieces, and connect with others who value the arts. This program is supported by funding from The Hammonton Community Endowment Fund.

Trade happy hour for a monthly Friday evening yoga experience centered on warmth and restoration. Informed by guidance from menopause specialists, each session blends cooling breathing practices, soft stretches, and deeply restful poses designed to settle the nervous system, release tension, and ease common challenges of perimenopause and menopause. The environment is welcoming and pressure free so participants can unwind, care for their bodies, connect with an understanding community, and perhaps even support more restful sleep.

Angine de Poitrine brings a live performance to Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia. This is an all ages event. The organizer has placed a temporary hold on ticket transfers, which will be enabled shortly before the event, and AXS Resale will not be available at first and may be activated later. Ticket policies are governed by AXS’s Purchase Agreement.

Ryptyde returns to Caroline's By The Bay in Somers Point, NJ for another high-energy show. Expect a rock-filled night with dancing that goes late into the evening. The venue serves food and drinks, so arriving early to enjoy a bite before the music kicks into gear is encouraged.

Shot of Southern brings a lively blend of southern rock and country to the Sweeney’s stage, featuring powerful vocals, skilled musicianship, modern country hits, and a southern rock edge. The performance offers a mix of country sounds and Philadelphia energy.

Safely dispose of old electronics, empty inkjet cartridges, and retired trophies through a recycling fundraiser at the David C. Wood 4-H Center & Fairgrounds. Residents are welcome to drop off these items and support recycling efforts.

City Light Outreach serves people in need by distributing resources and Narcan, and helping provide breakfast.

The Motor Zone is providing 100 free Thanksgiving food bags to help local families prepare a dinner for five, with everything but the turkey. Each bag includes stuffing, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, green beans, cranberry sauce, gravy, biscuit mix, pumpkin pie mix, pie crust, and evaporated milk. Registration is required, with one bag available per family on a first-come, first-served basis. Pickup is drive-up only. A waitlist is available if a bag becomes available, though joining it does not guarantee one. The drive is free and open to anyone who could use extra help, with no purchase required.

Experience a free, multi-sensory crystal bowl sound bath at Mount Laurel Library that offers a soothing hour of harmonic tones paired with gentle nature-inspired elements to support balance and calm. The session centers on the vibrational qualities of crystal singing bowls, which are described as helping to release tension and disharmony in body, mind, and spirit while encouraging relaxation, rejuvenation, and healing. Each bowl is associated with an energy center, aiming to cleanse and restore the system at a deep level. As participants rest comfortably, the layered sounds can encourage a deeply relaxed state where restorative effects may unfold. Research cited in the event description notes that the brain responds quickly to natural sights and sounds, so this nature-infused approach is designed to enhance the meditative experience and promote mental clarity. The overview of sound healing further explains that specific vibrations can help clear blockages and support the flow of energy physically, emotionally, and spiritually, often leaving attendees feeling refreshed. Please bring a yoga mat or blanket and a pillow for comfort. Chairs are available for anyone who prefers to sit. You are welcome to bring crystals and extra water to charge, and comfortable clothing is recommended. This event is free with registration, no library card is required, and all are welcome. If you are unfamiliar with the venue, consider giving yourself a little extra time to get settled. The description also highlights Rebecca Zarnawski, a Reiki Master, intuitive coach, sound healer, and IPHM accredited practitioner whose work blends Reiki, sound healing, and intuitive coaching to support emotional release, balance, and self-empowerment.

Discover what makes your ideal cup in a hands-on tea blending workshop at The Craftaurant. Explore the aromas and flavors of a variety of teas, herbs, and botanicals while learning about their traditional uses through a guided tasting. Then experiment with different combinations and craft three loose-leaf blends tailored to your taste, whether you prefer something soothing, invigorating, or simply delicious. All blending materials are provided, and participants receive a printed herb guide to support their creations. The session lasts 2 hours, is priced at $39 per person, and welcomes ages 12 and up. No experience is required, making it a relaxing and creative option for tea lovers, wellness enthusiasts, and curious beginners.

The Lizzie Rose Music Room hosts JEM recording artists The Weeklings for an intimate night in Tuckerton, New Jersey. Recognized as the continuing backing band for Max Weinberg’s Jukebox, this quartet delivers a distinctive salute to the music and legacy of the Beatles while showcasing clever, catchy originals of their own. Glen Burtnik, Bob Burger, John Merjave and Joe Bellia draw on experience with artists such as Beth Hart, Dave Mason, Jon Bon Jovi, Styx, David Bowie, Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes, Bruce Springsteen and Paul McCartney, bringing seasoned chops and polished vocals to every song. Their set blends Beatles album cuts and Top 40 favorites with reimagined 60s gems and Beatles-inspired power pop. Recent releases include Raspberry Park and the holiday album Christmas on JEM Records. The original single “3” was named the No. 1 Coolest Song in the World in 2020 by Little Steven’s Underground Garage on SiriusXM, and Raspberry Park also features their reinvention of “I’ve Just Seen a Face,” the original “Brian Jones,” and their eighth Coolest Song, “All The Cash in the World.” Burtnik (“Lefty Weekling”) anchors bass and vocals, Burger (“Zeek Weekling”) handles rhythm guitar and vocals, Merjave (“Rocky Weekling”) takes lead guitar and vocals, and Bellia (“Smokestack Weekling”) drives drums and vocals. Expect tight harmonies, energetic performances and a danceable, feel-good set in a close-up listening room.

Hosted by Living Recovery Network, this Friendsgiving gathering invites the recovery community to share food, laughter, friendship, and gratitude in a welcoming setting. The event takes place at Pfeiffer Community Center in Williamstown. There is no cost to attend, and RSVPs are requested to help with planning. Guests who would like to bring a dish can select an item during sign-up, and family and friends are welcome.

Set aside several days at SunCrest for flavorful plant-based meals, practical learning in everyday vegan living, and thoughtful conversations with people who have embraced vegan principles for many years. The quiet countryside setting encourages rest and reflection. Whether you are exploring veganism or already committed, you will find a supportive place to ask questions, learn, and build motivation. Arrive curious, leave uplifted, and head home with new connections.

For this day only, the usual One Piece tournament is replaced by a sealed event centered on OP18. Entry is $40, and each participant receives six OP18 booster packs to build a deck before competing in a swiss-style tournament. A 3-0 finish earns four OP18 packs, while a 2-1 record awards two OP18 packs. Players who complete all three rounds and do not qualify for those prizes receive one OP18 pack. Registration is taken directly by the store in person or by phone at 856-442-0402, with payment due at the time of sign-up. The Bandai app is not used for entry. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Celebrate Friendsgiving with happy hour at the bar, followed by dinner and dancing inside The Adare Ballroom. Dancing is encouraged but not required, and there is no cover charge.

Psychic medium Scot Edward Henry shares messages from those in spirit with a group of 25 at the Fairfield Inn & Suites in Millville, NJ. The gathering begins with a brief guided meditation to encourage relaxation and openness to receiving a message, then continues as Scot circulates through the room for more than two hours, delivering a range of messages from spirit to attendees.

A pre-Thanksgiving celebration with the fellas from 40North takes place at American Legion Post493.

The Borough of Lindenwold Joint Land Use Board holds public meetings. Agendas are posted before each meeting.

The Dance Loft hosts an evening tailored for intermediate and advanced line dancers led by Ray Okuda. The night begins with a warm-up and group lesson guided by Ray, then shifts into a social dance as DJ Bruce takes over the music and welcomes song requests. Guests are welcome to bring their own snacks and beverages. The event is open to everyone, with a $15 cash cover.

Celebrate Small Business Saturday in Downtown Hammonton with a day of holiday shopping rooted in local pride and community spirit. Explore the downtown area to discover unique gifts, festive décor, and seasonal finds across charming boutiques, specialty shops, cozy markets, and artisan retailers. Every purchase helps support the small businesses that shape the character of the town. For updates, details on participating businesses, and specials, check Downtown Hammonton’s social media and event communications.

Browse products from more than 70 local businesses and farmers, including handmade goods, specialty foods, and gifts. Food vendors will be on-site, and a DJ will provide music as shoppers support local small businesses and farmers. Families can also take pictures with Santa. Admission and parking are free. This is an outdoor event at a working livestock farm, so pets should be left at home for the health and safety of the animals.

Celebrate the season with a winter tractor parade at the farm, featuring a special appearance by Santa. After the procession, enjoy snacks and hands-on crafts suitable for both kids and adults. Bring a chair or blanket for comfortable parade viewing. Admission is $10 per carload. Canned goods will be collected for local donation. Tractor owners who would like to participate can contact Amanda at 609-364-2520.

Enjoy a Sip + Shop Small Business Saturday experience at a monthly open air market featuring local shops and many small business vendors. Explore a wide mix of handmade creations, vintage finds, and antiques displayed outdoors. Admission is free and no tickets are needed. The market takes place rain or shine. Leashed, well behaved pets are welcome. The setting is a wooded area with uneven terrain, so please watch your step and stay mindful of natural conditions. Event hosts, sponsors, and craftspeople are not liable for injuries related to nature. Shop highlights will be announced. Vendor inquiries are handled only by Events Director Janeen Hovnanian through the official event page, and any other solicitations are not affiliated with this show.

This performance caps off the Thanksgiving weekend at the Lizzie Rose Music Room, a favorite South Jersey theater for the performers. Expect an enthusiastic atmosphere and a history of sold-out crowds.

At The Levoy Theatre, The THE BAND Band joins special guests for a concert honoring the 50th anniversary of The Last Waltz. The program reflects on The Band’s Thanksgiving farewell at San Francisco’s Winterland Ballroom, where they shared the stage with artists including Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Joni Mitchell, Van Morrison, Neil Young, and Ronnie Hawkins, later chronicled in Martin Scorsese’s film The Last Waltz. Co-founder Gary Solomon was in the audience for that historic night and lends that perspective to this tribute. The performance opens with favorites from The Band, followed by a rotating lineup interpreting songs associated with the original guest stars, and features fiddler Larry Packer, who performed with The Band at The Last Waltz. The Vaudeville Bar will be open and serving. Premium seating is available, and tickets are on sale.

Santa heads to the soccer field at John Adler Memorial Park for a festive family outing filled with soccer and holiday cheer. Children can take photos with Santa, share their wish lists, and play in a friendly match, then warm up afterward with hot cocoa and cookies. All skill levels are welcome, from first-time players to seasoned kids. Participation is $10 per player. Space is limited. Enjoy a seasonal soccer experience with Homeschool Soccer Academy.

Josie Kelly’s presents a musical performance by Toni Teschner and Billy Walton, following Happy Hour at the bar.

Choose a ceramic tree, snowman, or owl to paint. Everything is included.

The Rotary Club of Hammonton presents its fourth annual WinterFest, a festive holiday celebration at the Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Carnival Grounds. Explore a 6,000 square foot heated vendor tent and an outdoor courtyard filled with unique crafts and gifts. Warm up by fire pits provided by the Hammonton Kiwanis with hot chocolate and s’mores, grab something tasty from food trucks, and enjoy adult beverages. Holiday performances by the Hammonton High School and Middle School music departments, lively DJ sets, and special appearances add to the cheer. Families will find plenty to do, including visits with Santa, a letters-to-Santa station, train rides, face painting, balloon animals, crafts, games, a petting zoo, and more. The 2nd Annual Galloping Grinch 5K offers a festive run and fun walk, and costumes are encouraged. Support local families by bringing an unwrapped toy or a nonperishable food item. A highlight of the weekend is a raffle for a 2-carat, 14k diamond ring valued at $4,000, donated by Brand Jewelers in the Deptford Mall. Raffle tickets are $100, with only 200 available; for tickets contact Amanda at 609-517-1771, Phyllis at 609-377-4250, or any member of the Hammonton Rotary Club. Admission and parking are free. For vendor space inquiries email mazzeokarlie@gmail.com or call 609-500-1222. For sponsorship information email hammontonrotary@gmail.com.

A beloved annual tradition transforms the heart of Downtown Glassboro with shimmering lights, lively music, and a welcoming spirit of community. This free celebration brings together residents from across Southern New Jersey for festive fun, including food trucks, selfie stations, and a wide range of holiday activities. With family friendly options for all ages, it offers a cheerful way to make memories and set the tone for the season.

Celebrate the holiday season with Franklin’s annual Holiday Lighting, featuring a winter market, a lighted parade, classic holiday movies, courthouse lighting, activities for kids, live entertainment, and more. Vendor applications are being accepted, with spots available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Alan’s Quality Minerals presents a holiday gem and mineral show at SpringHill Suites by Marriott Mt. Laurel Cherry Hill. Explore a wide selection of carefully chosen crystals and minerals from around the world, with options spanning tiny thumbnails, substantial large cabinet pieces, and wholesale flats. Collectors at every level will find something of interest. Admission is free, and light refreshments will be available.

PBVJC and the NJ State Park Police present the 7th annual Christmas toy drive supporting families in need. The focus is on making sure children have gifts to open on Christmas morning, continuing a tradition that has already reached at least 87 families who might not otherwise receive assistance. Attendees can park to help unload donations or opt for a quick drop off, and a Stuff the Jeep effort converts monetary contributions into toys for the drive. Donuts and coffee will be available. This is a rain or shine gathering, and awards will be given for the best decorated vehicle.

After a pause since 2018, the holiday 8-ball tournament at Q-Ball Billiards returns as an open, handicapped event. Every 50 Fargo points equals a one-game spot, and races begin at R4. If players are within 50 points the race is 4-4, with gaps over 50 it is 5-4, over 100 it is 6-4, over 150 it is 6-3, and over 200 it is 7-3, which is the maximum race. Matches use alternating break and BCA rules, and the format is double elimination. The field is limited to 64 participants. The buy-in is $100, with $80 going to the payout. In addition, 20 percent will go toward charitable donations, capped at $1,000. Prizes and extras include championship belts, raffles for custom PPC JB cases, and event T-shirts. Registration does not require submitting a Fargo rating. Current ratings will be applied two weeks before the event, and returning PPC players without a valid rating will be assigned one. If capacity is reached, a $20 deposit will be instituted, with the $80 entry due at the event. A roster of 64 players is posted along with a waiting list.

Celebrate the Union Arena My Hero Academia sealed release with a Five Pack Battle format. Entry is $25, and participants must have a valid TCG+ Bandai account. The event features three Swiss rounds at 30 minutes per round, following the Five Pack Battle rules. Every participant receives a participation promo, and a winner promo is awarded for a 3-0 finish. Early registration through the store is encouraged. For questions or to sign up, call 856-858-2700 or email cherryhill@topdeckgames.com.

A festive marketplace returns for its second year, featuring an expanded selection from more than 20 small businesses. Browse gift-ready finds such as jewelry, candles, vintage and upcycled pieces, playful ornaments, and other unique items, enjoy chair massages, and pick up drinks and snacks along the way. No advance registration is required. As part of Giving Tuesday Week, SoLY, a registered 501c-3 nonprofit space, will share specific needs through a virtual and in-person giving tree, offering an opportunity to contribute during the market. Support local makers and community spirit while checking off your holiday list.

A festive celebration brings seasonal cheer with opportunities to glide across the ice, enjoy rides on ponies, and take in holiday performances by local community groups. Look forward to snowy fun, plus games and hands-on crafts. The festivities conclude with the Mayor’s yearly tree lighting ceremony and a visit from Santa.

Welcome the holiday season at this festive event. Further information will be shared soon.

A long-standing Hammonton tradition returns as the annual tree lighting brightens Downtown Hammonton at the intersection of Bellevue Avenue and Central Avenue. This year’s festivities feature The Hammonton Gazette Elf Village, offering an interactive holiday experience for families. Updates and additional information will be shared on the event’s Facebook page and Downtown Hammonton social channels.

South 47 returns to Villari's for a high-energy performance in the Lounge.

AGT Golden Buzzer honoree Sal “The Voice” Valentinetti brings a festive holiday performance with his orchestra to Kathedral Event Center. His breakout audition on America’s Got Talent has drawn more than 450 million views worldwide, leading to hundreds of sold out appearances across the globe. He has performed alongside Heidi Klum at Madison Square Garden and has opened for Jay Leno in Las Vegas. This show spotlights Sal’s unmistakable vocals supported by his orchestra for a seasonal celebration.

Bonehead performs high-energy modern rock cover songs in an intimate setting at Sweeney’s, with a close-up stage experience and a lively atmosphere. The venue also offers food and drinks, hosts live bands regularly, and draws a crowd focused on the music.

Lisa leads a two-hour, hands-on yoga alignment workshop that builds clarity and comfort in your movement. Explore foundational poses, from aligning the hips in Warrior I to finding a steady, well-supported Downward-Facing Dog. Beginners receive straightforward, safe setups and guidance on engaging the core, while long-time practitioners refine familiar shapes, discover subtle adjustments, and release habits that are not serving them. Thoughtful instruction, the supportive use of props, and ample time for one-on-one questions create a welcoming setting. Participants can expect to finish feeling renewed, confident, and more attuned to their practice.

The Township and Township Council present a festive community celebration that honors both Christmas and Hanukkah with a tree lighting and a menorah lighting ceremony. Rabbi Amy Memis-Foler from Adath Emanu-El will participate. Santa arrives on a Mount Laurel Fire Department truck, and photos with Santa are available. Enjoy hot chocolate from Four Green Cats Café and Bundtinis from Nothing Bundt Cakes. Browse holiday gifts at the shops along Creek Road, stop by the candy table, and see the tree illuminated outside Creek Mercantile. To avoid fraud, note that the organizers do not hold vendor spots or ask for direct messages about receiving a spot.

Job seekers in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania can explore new opportunities at a job fair that connects candidates with leading employers who are hiring now. The event welcomes all experience levels and features companies from a variety of sectors, including healthcare, technology, customer service, logistics, and others. Attendees can speak directly with recruiters, submit their resumes, and take part in immediate interviews.

Celebrate the season at REPE’S with a craft night featuring a Christmas tree themed resin serving tray, guided by Classes with Carrie B. Make a festive tray to enjoy at home or give as a holiday gift in a relaxed, creative setting. The cost is $45 per person, and space is expected to fill quickly.

Mark the launch of the Digimon Card Game set Ignition of X [BT-27] with a sealed release event. Entry is $40. Each participant builds a deck from six Ignition of X booster packs, then competes in a three round Swiss style tournament for prizes. A 3-0 record earns four Ignition of X packs, a 2-1 record earns two packs, and anyone who completes all three rounds without placing in those tiers receives one pack. Registration is available in person or by phone, with payment required at the time of registration, and the Bandai app is not used for sign ups. For questions or to register by phone, call 856-442-0402.

Experience a two-hour, in-person group mediumship gathering at The Enlightened Elephant Wellness Loft in Marlton, NJ with internationally known psychic medium and Hay House author Tracy Farquhar. Each attendee receives a guaranteed reading, with the option to request a message from a spirit guide or a loved one who has passed. At times a different spirit may come through with something meaningful to share. This monthly circle is intentionally small, limited to 5 to 8 participants. Everyone is assured a message, and if no connection can be made for you, your fee will be refunded. The cost is $60. Registration closes 24 hours before the event or when all eight spots are filled.

Create three ornaments by choosing from several ornament and decoration options, including ceramic and glass. Paint, decoupage, and glue to decorate your selections.

A sealed Union Arena My Hero Academia tournament with a $35 entry fee. Each participant builds a deck from five My Hero Academia packs, then competes in three swiss rounds for booster pack prizes. Players who go 3-0 receive four My Hero Academia booster packs, 2-1 finishes earn two packs, and anyone who completes all three rounds without a prize receives one pack. Registration is available in person or by phone at 856-442-0402, with payment due at the time of registration. Preregistration through the Bandai app is not accepted. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Celebrate the FS13 and FS14 release with a DBSCG Starter Deck Battle. Participants are randomly assigned an FS13 or FS14 starter deck and then compete in a three round tournament. The entry fee is $20. Registration is accepted only in person or by calling 856-442-0402, and payment is required at the time of registration. The Bandai app will not be used for registration. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

GuruShots presents an inclusive photography exhibition at The Space Art Gallery in Philadelphia. The show features printed works and a broad selection of digital winners submitted by photographers from more than 20 countries, offering a wide range of styles and perspectives. An opening reception and regular public viewing hours are planned at the gallery. Those who cannot attend in person can expect photos and other highlights to be shared after the exhibition ends. To limit spam across GuruShots groups, screenshots and similar posts will not be approved.

Experience a live, multi-sensory concert featuring Vivaldi’s Four Seasons and other works, performed by the Listeso String Quartet beneath the gentle glow of candlelight. The program includes selections by Jules Massenet, Max Richter, and Astor Piazzolla, alongside Vivaldi’s “Spring,” “Summer,” “Autumn,” and “Winter.” The concert lasts 65 minutes. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, with seating assigned on a first-come, first-served basis within each zone.

Geet's Diner & Bar hosts an evening with the Rough Cut band, blending live music with early holiday cheer. Enjoy food from the diner while the band performs.

Settle in for a cozy evening with Allison Stella at Fred and Ethel's Lantern Light. Expect a warm, relaxed atmosphere that invites you to unwind.

Sara Evans brings the Holiday Road Tour to Levoy Theatre in Millville, New Jersey for a live performance.

Multi-platinum country artist Sara Evans brings her Holiday Road Tour to the stage. Known for five No. 1 country radio singles, including “Born to Fly” and “A Little Bit Stronger,” Evans has charted 15 songs in the top 20 and earned recognition from the Academy of Country Music, CMA, and other music organizations. She is also a member of the Grand Ole Opry. Premium seating and VIP packages are available. The VIP package includes premium seats in the first 10 rows, a post-show meet and greet and personal photograph with Sara Evans, an exclusive merchandise item, an opportunity to have one eligible official Sara Evans merchandise item autographed, and a commemorative laminate.

Kathedral Event Center hosts a candlelit tribute to the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons, performed by the Listeso String Quartet. Expect a 60 minute program featuring favorites like Clocks, Radioactive, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, Sky Full of Stars, Viva la Vida, and Believer, along with titles such as feelslikeimfallinginlove, Eyes Closed, Nice to Meet You, Follow You, and Bad Liar. Doors open 45 minutes before the performance, and late entry is not permitted once the concert begins. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come first served basis. Guests must be 8 years or older, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and the setting pairs a live string performance with the warm glow of candlelight for an immersive experience in Hammonton.

Celebrate the music of John Denver with a holiday tribute featuring Ted Vigil, a singer and songwriter known for his striking resemblance in both look and voice. The performance is 90 minutes with an intermission. Premium seating is available, and premium pricing includes a $20 nonrefundable donation to the Levoy. All ticket prices are all in and include fees, and the Vaudeville Bar will be serving. Vigil’s career spans from early performances in school bands to winning major talent competitions and a television look alike contest. He has appeared for John Denver’s Windstar Foundation in Aspen, performed on a country music cruise with Darryl Worley and Jimmy Wayne, toured internationally including Australia, and collaborated with the late Steve Wiesberg, John Denver’s longtime lead guitarist, who praised the authenticity of his performance. He has sold out theaters across the United States, with audiences often noting how powerfully the show evokes the beloved songs they remember.

This candlelit concert at Kathedral Event Center in Hammonton features the Listeso String Quartet performing beloved Christmas carols in an intimate atmosphere. The program highlights include 12 Days of Christmas, Angels from the Realms of Glory, Angels We Have Heard On High, Away in a Manger, Carol of the Bells, Deck the Halls, Ding Dong Merrily on High, Do You Hear What I Hear, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, Good King Wenceslas, Greensleeves (What Child Is This), Hark the Herald Angels Sing, In the Bleak Midwinter, Joy to the World, O Christmas Tree, O Come All Ye Faithful, O Holy Night, Silent Night, and The First Noël, all arranged for strings and illuminated by candlelight. The concert runs approximately 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the music begins and late entry is not permitted. Seating within each zone is assigned based on arrival time. This event welcomes guests ages 8 and older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue provides accessible accommodations for attendees with disabilities.

Rock This Town Orchestra brings its annual holiday spectacular to The Lizzie Rose Music Room in Tuckerton, NJ. This returning seasonal tradition celebrates Christmas with a lively performance.

Enjoy a free, multi-sensory crystal bowl sound bath at Mount Laurel Library. This guided meditation surrounds participants with soothing crystal singing bowl tones blended with gentle elements of nature to encourage deep relaxation and balanced energy. The experience is designed to release tension, support rejuvenation, and align the body and mind through vibrational sound that resonates with the body’s energy centers. For comfort, bring a yoga mat, blanket, and pillow. Chairs are available for those who prefer to sit rather than lie down. Participants are also welcome to bring crystals and extra water to charge. Dress comfortably. Registration is free and open to all, and no library card is required. The session is facilitated by Rebecca Zarnawski, a Reiki Master, intuitive coach, sound healer, and IPHM accredited practitioner. Through her practice, Just For Today Reiki with Rebecca, she combines Reiki, sound healing, and intuitive coaching to support emotional release, balance, and spiritual alignment.

Meet fellow card and game enthusiasts for a relaxed afternoon in the Half Conference Center on the lower level. Choose from provided supplies for Canasta, Chess, Cribbage, Mah Jongg, Pinochle, Rummy or Gin, Rummikub, and Scrabble, or bring a favorite game from home. Facilitators will be present to keep play moving, but this is not an instructional class. All experience levels are welcome. Snacks and drinks are permitted.

Celebrate the season with a festive concert featuring the vocal talents of Andy Cooney, Daniel Rodriguez, and Emilio Pons, stars of Carnegie Hall. Their performance brings together the joyful spirit and sounds of Christmas in an engaging experience for audiences of all ages.

Shot of Southern brings southern rock favorites and modern country hits to the Sweeney’s stage. Expect powerful vocals, strong musicianship, and an energetic live performance, with music to dance to, sing along with, or simply enjoy.

Create a woven Christmas tree with folk artist Niki Giberson at Tuckerton Seaport. This hands-on class, held in the Hunting Shanty, includes all materials and instruction to craft a tree about 16 inches tall. Personalize your finished piece with lights, garlands, or ornaments. Seaport Members can use promo code Member2026 for a discounted rate.

The Enchanted Mini Theater presents a joyful, interactive winter adventure featuring an Ice Queen, her princess sister, and their Silly Snowman Best Friend. Children can enjoy animated storytelling, dancing, sing-alongs, hands-on activities, and snowy surprises as they help the sisters on a playful winter quest. The experience also includes a character meet-and-greet with photo opportunities, a snowman craft for each child to take home, and two raffle chances for each family. Snack boxes will be available for purchase, and children are welcome to eat and drink during the show.

One Love Animal Rescue is hosting an adoption event at Pet Supplies Plus in Cherry Hill. This is a chance to meet rescue animals and connect with a potential new companion while considering adoption.

All Pro brings together former Major League Baseball players for an instructional experience tailored to athletes ages 9U to 12U. Players move through rotations in hitting, fielding, catching, and pitching, receiving personalized coaching and encouragement at each station. With plenty of hands-on work and direct feedback, the session focuses on building core skills in a positive, supportive setting.

Live music, food and drinks come together at Doyle's. The performers cover all genres and encourage song requests, creating a fun and interactive night.

A staple of the South Jersey wrestling scene, this holiday tournament brings athletes and teams to Vineland for a full day of competition at Vineland High School South. Wrestlers can represent their programs, gain valuable mat time, and take part in a long-running local tradition. The event uses double-elimination brackets, with the option to enter two divisions. Individual awards are presented to the top three finishers, and team honors go to the top three programs. Registration is $45.

Take part in a One Piece Card Game ST-37 and ST-38 release event featuring a sealed format tournament. Entry is $30 and the event begins promptly. Each participant receives a random starter deck to use throughout play. Every player gets a promotional pack for participating, subject to availability. A winner pack raffle is held at the start of round two. After three rounds, store credit is awarded based on record, with 3-0 earning $16 and 2-1 earning $8. The tournament then continues until there is one undefeated player, who receives a winner pack. Registration is accepted only in person or by phone at 856-442-0402, and payment is required when registering. The Bandai app is not used for registration. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Break out an ugly sweater for a holiday party with DJ Ken. Dancing is encouraged but not required, and prizes will be awarded for best dressed. There is no cover charge.

Support people experiencing homelessness by providing food and other things they need.

Celebrate the countdown to Christmas with Jimmy Brogan at Josie Kelly’s. The event includes happy hour and a show, with no cover charge.

A glamorous black tie affair with a red carpet feel puts fashion in the spotlight. Attendees are encouraged to turn their look into a statement and highlight the designer or brand they are wearing.

At Live Casino, a two-day show brings together 200 tables featuring sports cards, Pokemon, TCG, and other collectibles. Browse an extensive mix of items and enjoy a full showcase of the hobby across multiple categories.

Psychic medium Scot Edward Henry offers an intimate session at the Fairfield Inn & Suites in Millville, NJ, where he conveys messages from those in spirit to a group of 25 participants. The experience opens with a short guided meditation to help everyone relax and tune in to receiving a message. He then moves through the room for more than two hours, sharing a wide range of messages from spirit.

Take your line dancing to the next level at The Dance Loft with an intermediate and advanced session led by Ray Okuda. The event begins with a warm-up and group instruction, then transitions into a social dance where DJ Bruce plays audience requests. Attendees are welcome to bring their own snacks and drinks. Admission is $15 cash, and it is open to everyone while focusing on intermediate and advanced dancers.

Settle in for a live acoustic set at Corner Pocket Grill at American Legion Riders Post 294 in Pemberton. The performance covers favorites across classic rock, country, and beach vibes, with plenty of singalongs and crowd pleasers throughout the evening. Enjoy great food and cold drinks while the music sets a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.

Celebrate the last dance of the year with DJ Ken, with dinner and dancing in the Adare Ballroom. Dancing is encouraged but not required, and there is no cover. DJ Ken will return every Tuesday in 2027.

Downtown Hammonton sets the scene for a lively New Year celebration outside Hammonton Town Hall, inviting the community to welcome 2027 in the heart of town. Make a night of it by meeting friends for food and drinks at local restaurants, breweries, wineries, and the distillery, then enjoy the festivities in front of Town Hall. This outdoor gathering is a great spot to relax, so bringing a lawn chair is recommended. Updates and additions will be shared on Downtown Hammonton’s social media. Please note that this is not a vendor event and any posts seeking vendors are scams.

Celebrate the Union Arena Gurren Lagann [UE26BT] release with a sealed tournament. Entry is $35. Each participant builds a deck from five Gurren Lagann packs, then competes in three Swiss rounds for prizes. A 3-0 finish awards four Gurren Lagann booster packs, a 2-1 record awards two, and anyone who completes all three rounds without those records receives one booster. Registration is handled in person or by calling 856-442-0402, with payment due at sign up, and the Bandai app will not be used for preregistration. For questions, call 856-442-0402.