Family events in Hammonton, NJ

Enjoy a princess-themed experience at the barn. Kids can sing along, hear a story, make a craft, and take photos with their favorite princess. A light snack is included for all guests. Pricing is $30 per child and $10 per adult, and capacity is limited to 25 children to allow ample princess time. The event takes place in a heated barn.

This Free First Sunday Family Day spotlights Cambodian heritage and how traditions are shared across generations. KPAC Khmer Performing Arts and Culture, led by founder and artistic director Lisa Koung, presents classical and folk dance that reflects a dedication to sustaining Cambodian culture through traditional dance, music, and the Khmer language. Music, movement, and traditional attire come together in a vivid expression of Khmer identity, resilience, and cultural connection. Families can also enjoy hands-on art making, a family scavenger hunt, and storytime hosted by Leslie D. Hamilton. Art activities and storytelling are suitable for ages 2 and up. Complimentary access is offered to the Barnes collection as well as the exhibition Noguchi to Asawa: Designing Postwar America. Admission is free with registration required. PECO supports Free First Sunday Family Day.

The 5th annual Stray Cat Scurry is a community walk supporting homeless, sick, and abandoned cats. Attendees can enjoy music from a live DJ, browse vendor booths, and take part in raffles and a 50/50. Participants may launch a pledge fundraiser that covers the registration fee, and fundraisers can be shared to Facebook when they are created. The event has been shifted to accommodate the Eagles schedule.

PECO First Sunday Family Day at the Barnes Foundation features Cambodian classical and folk dance performed by Khmer Performing Arts and Culture (KPAC) and Cambodian American Heritage Inc (CAHI). The program showcases Khmer music, dance, and traditional instruments. Admission is free, but space is limited. Registration will be available for a brief window.

Family Day in Fishtown offers tasty food, classic arcade action, and family friendly fun. Children must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Barcade is donating a portion of 2026 Family Day token proceeds to Gamers Outreach, a charity organization that brings recreation to children in hospitals through video games and the gaming community.

Children ages 2 and older can take part in a free creative movement class led by Miss Sabrina at the Santore Library.

Be Dog Savvy Day Off Camp is offered on Election Day and Veterans Day. Before or after care may be available by contacting Lisa.

Nature Tots offers children ages 2 to 5, accompanied by an adult, a story, a simple craft, a short walk, and more. Activities include meeting George the Bearded Dragon and learning about his life, searching the forest and meadow for natural treasures, and creating gifts for nature in preparation for winter. Each class costs $5 cash per child. Adults attend free, and fees are non-refundable. Activities are subject to change.

Enjoy a story brought to life through dance with a presentation of The Little Engine That Could by Watty Piper. Lisa Collins Vidnovic, Artistic Director and Founder of Metropolitan Ballet Academy & Company, will read the story and guide children in visual storytelling through movement. Children are encouraged to dress comfortably and be ready to move. Best suited for ages 3 and up.

Disney and Pixar’s Coco comes to life in a live-to-film concert experience at The Levoy Theatre. Presented by AMP, a 20-piece Orquesta Folclórica Nacional de México performs Michael Giacchino’s Oscar and Grammy winning score in sync with a full screening of the movie. The program also highlights the Academy Award winning song “Remember Me” by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, along with additional songs by Germaine Franco and Adrian Molina. The experience runs 106 minutes plus an intermission. Follow Miguel, a young aspiring musician defying a generations-long family ban on music, as an unexpected turn of events carries him into the vibrant Land of the Dead. There he teams up with Héctor to uncover the truth behind his family’s past. The film features the voices of Anthony Gonzalez, Benjamin Bratt, and Gael García Bernal, and is directed by Lee Unkrich, co-directed by Adrian Molina, and produced by Darla K. Anderson.

Enjoy stories, songs, and fingerplays with Mr. John, followed by time to play together in a playgroup.

Children ages 5 and up can learn basic crochet skills while working on a project.

Gather around an outdoor fire to hear the story of Stone Soup while soup cooks in a cauldron. Bring $5 in cash or a vegetable per participant. Marshmallows are included. The program is best suited for adults, families with older children, and teens, and takes place outdoors in almost all weather. Dress for the weather and outdoor activity, and take precautions against ticks, including checking for them after your visit.

BgDaddyRay presents the fourth annual Philly Fall SK8 Bash at Philly SkatePlex in Philadelphia. The announcement invites people to save the dates for 2026.

Choose from a chip-timed 5K with live results and awards, an untimed 1-mile walk for all ages, or a Color Run with bright powder stations and music. Every registration includes a commemorative T-shirt. Participants may register for a single activity or take part in multiple events, and team participation is encouraged. PTA and PTO groups are eligible for special prizes. The event supports the Evesham Township School District and is held at Helen L. Beeler Elementary School. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

The annual Arts in the Village Market Day returns to Main Street in Vincentown with a lively celebration of local artistry, handcrafts, and the area’s agricultural community. Expect displays by local artists and crafters, food to enjoy, and a painting station for creative fun. Live music in the park features Scott Gager Man of 100 Voices, Mary Beth Johns, Lennon Cantwell, and Katherine Hewitt. Returning participants include The Grazing Goat LLC, Nancy Gower, Red Top Farm Market, Vincentown Garden Club, RJ Laser Engraving, and the Southampton Historical Society, along with many others. Cup of Joelie’s makes its debut with coffee specials. Additional vendors and community groups include First Baptist Church of Vincentown, Wild Woman Art Shop, August Moon, Sunset Soaps, Audrey’s Annuals, Kayla & Oakland Pet Bandanas, Annie M. Creates, Crooked Creek Farms, Signs by Emil, BSA Troop 31 (Mark Chesla) c/o FB Church, Chesla Resin Crafts, Kidder Honey, Beesway Candles, Poopy Doo’s Animal Rescue, Adams Art & Images, Creek Breeze, Eden Skincare, Living on the Edge, Bodega Earth, Creekside Creations, Luongo Solarpunk Art with pieces made from salvaged materials such as keychains, jewelry, and sculptures, Wilson Farms, RJ Haas Art, Nacy Sullivan Art, Wobbe/Island Beach Mosiacs, Edel Diaz Art, Burlington County Radio Club, and Vincentown United Methodist Church. The event footprint stretches from the Grange parking lot on Main to the intersection in front of Massimo’s Pizza, with parking available at Pleasant Street School #1, Allen’s Oil, the Pinelands Preservation Alliance, and in other areas along Main Street.

Spend a day in Philadelphia focused on history, architecture, and stories that illuminate the region’s past. The trip includes admission to the Museum of the American Revolution, where the Women’s Ballot Box from Vineland appears in The Declaration’s Journey exhibit, offering a chance to see a piece of local heritage on display. Participants can explore the museum at their own pace and use free time to visit additional nearby historic sites and attractions, with suggested stops available to help plan the day. Travel is by bus, departing from the Vineland Historical Society and returning to Vineland the same day. Ticket proceeds support the Vineland Historical & Antiquarian Society and its work in preservation, exhibits, tours, and educational programs. Tickets are non-refundable unless the event is canceled by the Vineland Historical & Antiquarian Society, and they may be transferred to another person if plans change.

Enjoy an afternoon of paintball and colorful competition. The activity is for students in grades 6 through 12 and is limited to 15 players. Registration and waivers are required.

Enjoy spaghetti with a salad bar and desserts. Adult meals are $15, meals for children under 12 are $8, and children under 3 eat free. BYOB. Call the church to reserve. A canned good donation comes with a free raffle ticket, and raffle baskets are available.