Free events in Hammonton, NJ

A food pantry is offered at the Nesco church.

At Dave & Buster's in Gloucester, New Jersey, Trivia Night features a live hosted, fast paced game with no cost to participate. Teams of up to six tackle questions across pop culture, sports, history, science, and more, with dedicated image and music rounds. Players use their phones to submit answers, earn points, and track standings on a real time leaderboard while the host keeps the action moving. Prizes are awarded to the winners in a friendly, competitive setting.

Test your knowledge at a free-to-play trivia night at Steakouts, hosted by DJ Stew. Questions cover general knowledge, pop culture, music, history, science, fun facts, and occasional holiday-themed rounds. Play solo or team up with friends. A new champion is named each week, and the winner takes home a Steakouts gift card. Specials include $3 Captain Morgan mixers and a $4 slow roasted BBQ pulled pork sandwich, along with a daily seasonal dinner menu on the specials board. Arriving early helps you grab a favorite seat at the bar or a table, and bringing friends can boost your brainpower.

The Borough of Lindenwold Joint Land Use Board holds a public meeting at Borough Hall and usually convenes on the fourth Thursday of each month. Agendas are posted ahead of time and can also be accessed online. Love Lindenwold is not the organizer and shares this information as a public service to support an engaged and informed community.

John Keith Davis of Panting Hart leads a gospel folk concert featuring classic hymns with opportunities to sing along. Presented as part of the Music on the Mall concert series, it takes place in Center Court at Cumberland Mall. Admission is free and attendees of every age are welcome.

At Steakouts Homeplate, a DJ fills the night with 80s, 90s, and freestyle favorites that keep the dance floor moving. There is no cover charge and food is available, creating a lively atmosphere for dancing and upbeat energy.

Williamstown Fire Company No. 1 is celebrating the dedication of its new fire station with a community-focused event that recognizes the service of volunteer firefighters and the partnerships that strengthen public safety in Monroe Township. Highlights include a parade, live music by Party Wave Band, food trucks available throughout the day, a beer garden, and a 50/50 drawing. The occasion acknowledges the support of residents, nearby businesses, elected officials, and neighboring emergency service organizations, reflecting pride in the past, commitment in the present, and optimism for what comes next. Additional event details will be shared as the celebration approaches.