Events in Hammonton today

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.

Shape a festive pumpkin platter in Markeim Arts Center’s Clay Studio with guidance from instructor Patti Dirscherl. Learn proper clay preparation and hands-on techniques to create a textured serving piece suited for Halloween, Thanksgiving, or any fall celebration. Finished work is fired and typically ready in about three to four weeks, with pickup expected by Thanksgiving. When pieces are wrapped and ready, Markeim Arts Center will email the pickup location and available times. Open Studio students receive a $15 discount on this workshop.

Share a free community meal and friendly conversation at St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church. Everyone is welcome. The gathering takes place in the accessible social hall, located by the lake and reached from the main entrance. By attending, participants grant St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church and its staff, agents, and representatives permission to photograph or record them and to use those images or recordings in print, on websites, on social media, and in other promotional or educational materials without compensation or additional approval, and waive the right to review final materials. If you prefer not to be photographed or filmed, inform a staff member upon arrival.

Sahbyy Food and Sister Suy's present a Cambodian-inspired brunch at Gather Food Hall in Philadelphia, featuring chive pancakes, crab pineapple fried rice with basil, chicken and waffles, vegetable curry with French baguette, mango sticky rice, and sweet and salty taro chips. Sister Suy's Mellow Spice and Heritage Heat bring extra flavor to the experience, and Bulletin Bar will serve brunch cocktails that include a house-made Bloody Mary with a Sister Suy's Hot Sauce kick, peach Bellinis, grapefruit Palomas, and mimosas. An advance RSVP through Eventbrite comes with a discounted Bloody Mary at the satellite bar outside Sahbyy Food. Food and beverages are available for purchase onsite. Guests can expect bold flavors, friendly company, and a touch of game day fun that celebrates the flavor that connects us.

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.

Celebrate Day of the Dead with Mad Hatter Apothecary and Tea Company at a hands-on ceramic painting session. Choose between an 8.5 inch skull to embellish with bright flowers and festive designs, or a 5.5 inch cat to personalize with colorful patterns and personality. All materials, including the ceramic pieces and paints, are provided so you can focus on creating a one-of-a-kind keepsake. No prior experience is necessary, and the setting is welcoming for friends or families. Reservations are taken by phone, and a $30 fee is due two weeks in advance.

This annual fundraiser blends community spirit, great food, and lively activities. Highlights include a fast paced live auction with hard to find items, a complimentary light buffet with nonalcoholic drinks, and a cash bar offered on a limited basis. Engaging performances keep the energy up throughout the event. Jo Arnone, known as the Million Dollar Auctioneer, makes a welcome return. The fundraiser supports Project Home, the Human Rights Campaign, and the Leather Archives & Museum, with plenty of opportunities to bid, mingle, laugh, and give back.

This GD06 release celebration replaces the regular weekly Gundam tournament for that day only. The event uses a sealed format with a $40 entry. Each participant receives six GD06 packs to build a deck and then competes across three Swiss rounds for prizes. Registration is accepted in person or by phone at 856-442-0402, and payment is due when registering. The Bandai app is not used for preregistration. Players who go 3-0 earn four GD06 booster packs, those finishing 2-1 receive two GD06 booster packs, and anyone who completes all three rounds without placing in those tiers receives one GD06 booster pack. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

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

Ease into the evening with an all-levels yoga flow at Richmond Library in Philadelphia’s Port Richmond neighborhood. Beginners and people of all body types are welcome to move, build strength, open the body, and calm the mind. A suggested donation of $10 to $20 per class is welcome. Advance registration is not required, and cash is preferred, with payment apps also available. The class is hosted by Mishana Yoga & Wellness.

Enjoy a welcoming, low-pressure evening of games, including board games, trivia, playing cards, and more. Guests are also welcome to bring a game from their own collection to share.

A public meeting of the Borough of Lindenwold Parks and Recreation Commission takes place at Borough Hall. The commission typically meets on the first Monday of each month, and there are no public agendas available.

A welcoming circle open to all genders offers a simple space for genuine check-ins and heartfelt sharing. Participants can speak about what has been moving in their lives, be seen in their truth, and remember they are not alone. This donation-based gathering is offered with Jayme Rose and Ben Fadool. Please note that it is not therapy and does not replace professional help.

A group mediumship demonstration with Hope Taylor takes place at Strengthening Souls Yoga in Somers Point, NJ. The focus is on meaningful connections with departed loved ones through evidential details, personality, shared memories, and messages of love. Hope will share as many connections and messages as possible, though a personal reading is not guaranteed for every attendee. There is comfort in being present as messages are delivered, even for those who may not receive an individual reading. Admission is $65 when purchased online, and cash will not be accepted at the door. Attendees must be 18 or older. All sales are final and nonrefundable. For clarity, this demonstration is for entertainment purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical, financial, legal, or psychological services. Any information offered is subject to personal interpretation, and each participant is responsible for their own choices. Testimonials from past participants highlight specific validations, a calming presence, and a sense of renewed confidence and connection.

Enjoy a lively game of music bingo with DJ Cowboy Jack. It takes a little skill and a little luck, with plenty of fun along the way.

Enjoy a team-friendly guessing game where teams try to predict the most popular answers to playful survey questions. The game includes twists, turns, and optional chances to gamble for a lead or a comeback. The top team wins a gift card, and participation is free. No tickets are required, and players can take part solo or with a group.

Enjoy a night of classic Motown hits and soulful performances inspired by legendary artists such as Stevie Wonder, Diana Ross, and Marvin Gaye. The music celebrates the genre’s golden era with a mix of nostalgia, fun, and dancing.

This is an all-ages event. Support acts are subject to change without notice.

Ak’chamel creates a distinctive blend of desert-scorched psychedelia, post-apocalyptic shamanism, and ritual folk, paired with theatrical live performances. Ecology: HomeStones presents a bizarre, playful story involving carrot farmers named Robert, a competitive gnome, and a series of mysterious challenges. The venue is wheelchair accessible.

Explore a lineup of platters featuring bold Caribbean flavors, Cajun favorites, and comfort food. Choose from Island Sweet Heat Wings, Crispy Cajun Bayou Bites, Caribbean Chicken topped with pineapple mango salsa, Coastal Salmon Filet, or a Surf & Turf combination of salmon bites and Sweet Heat Wings. Add-ons include Coastal Catch Seafood Pasta Salad, classic sides such as baked mac and cheese, yellow Cajun rice, roasted vegetables, and garlic mashed potatoes, along with fruit salad and a fruit and granola parfait. Platters are available by preorder, with limited quantities.

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

The Food Pantry at Grace hosts a weekly food distribution. To receive food, you must be at least 18 years old or accompanied by an adult, live in the 19134 area code, and provide proof of residency. Each household may receive one bag. Bringing your own bags to carry the food is recommended.

This free support group offers understanding and connection for people affected by brain injury. It is open to the public and centers on conversation, socializing, and the exchange of coping strategies and useful resources. Supportive staff are present to listen, encourage, and guide the discussion in a welcoming, peer-focused setting. To RSVP or ask questions, contact Allison Frederick, Senior SLP, at 856.896.2030 or allison.frederick@encompasshealth.com.

Enjoy half-price wings alongside close-up magic, sleight of hand, and surprises performed by a magician working the room. The experience combines wings and wonder for an entertaining meal.

This Kundalini Yoga class weaves together postures, breath practices, deep relaxation with a gong bath, and mantra-based sound. The practice is designed to support the nervous and glandular systems by awakening inner energy. Guided sequences are intentionally structured to encourage positive change, soften self-limiting beliefs, and release habitual mindsets through breath, sound, and movement. As blocks ease and the body finds balance, the class offers space to reconnect, nourish, and uplift creative energy, supporting more authentic and meaningful living. It is accessible to all, with no prior experience required. Class passes are available. The session is facilitated by Simcha Rachel Guttenplan, founder of This Wholly Life and creator of The Wholly School and The Deck of Queens. An artist, photographer, and author, she integrates kundalini, the Kabbalah, theta healing, somatic practices, reiki, elemental work, sacred sound, ceremony, and ritual. Her focus is on helping people embody, express, and integrate their true authenticity. She is Kundalini certified through 3HO, ThetaHealing certified, and a Reiki Master.

This welcoming All Recovery Meeting offers connection and support for people in recovery, loved ones, recovery supporters, and those navigating grief or loss. It recognizes that recovery takes many forms and honors each person’s individual path. Attendees can share hope, encouragement, and understanding in a supportive environment.

Hovvdy, the duo of Will Taylor and Charlie Martin, brings a sound shaped by twangy indie rock, pop-country influences, and emotional acoustic ballads. Their latest songs explore their place in the world with an enigmatic, self-aware perspective. Christian Lee Hutson joins the bill with character-rich songwriting, warm vocals, and storytelling that moves between delicate folk and buoyant power pop.

Sweeney’s hosts a weekly open jam led by Lexi Mangoni, welcoming musicians of all styles and skill levels. Guitarists, drummers, singers, keyboard players, horn players, bassists, and music lovers can take part or enjoy the live music. The venue offers a full backline, professional sound, and a stage for performances. There is no cover charge, and food and a full bar are available.

Take part in a low-pressure walking program led by Library Assistant Evalynn. The group walks from Whitman Library to Washington Avenue and back, with everyone moving at their own pace. Walks are canceled in inclement weather, so check the library’s Facebook page or call before heading out.

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.

A supportive grief recovery meeting where people affected by loss can connect, share, listen, and find support in a compassionate environment. Whether a loss is recent or happened years ago, the meeting offers a space to navigate grief alongside others who understand. Everyone’s grief journey is unique, and support, hope, and healing are possible.

The remarkable life of French poet Arthur Rimbaud unfolds with the shock and playfulness of his poetry. The film is followed by a conversation with director Patrick Wang.

Experience the excitement of live entertainment with Natalia Lafourcade at the Academy of Music Opera House in Philadelphia.

New York-based singer-songwriter Jackie Evans brings years of live performance experience, from piano bars and cruise ships to theme parks. Her songwriting has been compared to the work of Carole King, Billy Joel, and Sara Bareilles. Evans has collaborated with Vulfpeck and supported Lake Street Dive and Jensen McRae on tour. The performance also features Elli Rowe.

At Philadelphia Miniaturia, this daylong workshop explores cold porcelain and how to use it to create glowing mushroom miniatures. The instructor provides a kitchen friendly demonstration on mixing the material so participants can make it at home. Everyone takes home the recipe and detailed project instructions. All tools and materials are supplied, and attendees only need to bring themselves.

Enjoy a free, all-levels yoga class at Whitman Library. Beginners are welcome, and instructors Janet Faulls and Anne-Marie Mulgrew alternate teaching. Bring your own mat or use one provided. The class is drop-in, so registration is not needed. It is sponsored by The Friends of Whitman Library.

Asociación Puertorriqueños en Marcha’s fundraising event supports its mission. Every registration helps move the organization closer to its goals, and the support of attendees is valued.

Meet author Marisa Incelli as she shares excerpts from her memoir debut, Samadhi in the Kitchen. Incelli reflects on using writing to reexamine her life and move beyond victimhood, and on how cooking and the kitchen brought joy, harmony, and a sense of home to her story. Nibbles and sips will be available.

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.

Whether you are training for a race, getting back into shape, or simply looking for company on a run, this relaxed group run offers a friendly way to cover 3 to 5 miles. Runners of all levels and paces are welcome.

Enjoy a trivia night hosted by DJ Jeanna Renee. Teams can register in advance to earn an extra 50 points, and there is plenty of space for large groups. The kitchen is open throughout the night.

Explore four approaches to layering video in this hands-on workshop: text within video, screen-captured footage as an alternative form of animation, layered audio to create new narration strategies, and video used as texture. Each session focuses on a different technique, with examples, discussion of technical strategies, and practical work in Adobe Premiere.

Alter Bridge brings the What Lies Within Tour to Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia with Big Wreck and Tim Montana also on the bill. This event is open to all ages.

Fruit Bats perform at Union Transfer in Philadelphia. The event is open to all ages.

Saxophonist Kim Waters is known for his smooth contemporary sound. He made his debut with “Sweet and Saxy” and gained wider recognition in the 1990s with albums such as “Sax Appeal.” His hit “What I Like” reached No. 3 on the charts in 2018. His releases also include a 2008 tribute to Marvin Gaye and “That Special Touch,” featuring his daughter, Kayla Waters.

Meet hiring teams face to face at a job fair at Cherry Hill Mall, where a wide range of local and regional employers will be ready to talk about part-time roles, full-time positions, and new career paths. Bring a résumé and dress professionally to make the most of networking and exploring open jobs in one convenient setting. Employers wishing to participate can email michelle@donnelly.media to register, as space is limited.

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

Discover the calming art of Zentangle at the Camden County Library System M. Allan Vogelson Branch. Artist Joanne Gibbs of the Voorhees Art Commission leads a welcoming, beginner friendly class that guides participants through mindful pattern drawing while creating a floral piece. The session offers a relaxed, creative atmosphere that supports stress relief, focus, and skill growth for both new and experienced participants. Registration is through Eventbite and there is no cost to attend.

Explore a contemporary craft showcase featuring 195 artists from across the United States and thousands of unique, handmade works.

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

Explore fresh exhibitions, peek into working artist studios, and browse lively markets, all set against sweeping views of the Delaware River. Admission is free and open to everyone unless noted otherwise.

Enjoy exhibition openings, artist studio tours, markets, and views of the Delaware River. Exhibitions and events are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted.

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.

This community event brings together fitness, creativity, and connection, with everyone welcome. Enjoy a chance to move, paint, and meet others, along with giveaways that include a seven-day gym pass for non-members, a personal training session for members, and a raffle prize featuring six personal training and nutrition sessions plus an Evolt body scan. T-shirts, goodies, and other surprises will also be available.

From Ensemble Arts Presents, in association with Live Nation, Josh Johnson's Comedy Band Camp arrives at the Academy of Music with a blend of stand-up and live music. The show leans into the camaraderie of playing in one big band while channeling the carefree spirit of summer camp, shaped as the camp experience Johnson missed and decided to create for audiences. Johnson is an Emmy-nominated writer, stand-up comedian, actor, and NAACP Award winner with roots in Louisiana and Chicago. Followed by more than 10 million across social media, he was described by Wired as the funniest person on the internet. He serves as a rotating host and correspondent on Comedy Central’s The Daily Show, a series honored with Emmy and Peabody Awards. He shares new stand-up every week on YouTube, has released 38 hours of topical material performed before a live audience, and his videos have earned over half a billion views worldwide.

Sleeping With Sirens brings the An Ending In Itself Tour to The Fillmore Philadelphia. This is an all-ages event. Support acts may change without notice.

The Wrecks bring their Finally: OUTSIDE Tour to the TLA. This is an all-ages event.

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.

Emmy-nominated duo VOILÀ, made up of Luke Eisner and Gus Ross, write, produce, and perform their own songs. Their upcoming Moonbloom tour brings music and magic together in a live show featuring the world premiere of the Mirage Department, a troupe of aerialists, sword swallowers, jugglers, and magicians. VOILÀ has also partnered with PLUS1 to support Solving Kids’ Cancer, with a portion of each ticket going toward the organization’s work on treatment options for children with the most fatal childhood cancers.

The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia presents a program celebrating the versatility of the string orchestra, conducted by David Hayes. The performance 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.

Montreal-based singer-songwriter Basia Bulat brings a solo performance that reimagines songs from her album Basia’s Palace alongside selections from her wider catalogue. Drawing on gospel, soul, and classic folk, she performs on guitar, piano, and autoharp, with a stripped-down approach that brings the emotional depth of her songwriting to the fore. A three-time Polaris Music Prize finalist and JUNO Award nominee, Bulat is known for her distinctive voice and expressive, multi-instrumental work.

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Damian and Sarah host this classic Argentine tango social dance in South Philly, with a hardwood floor and refreshments provided. It offers space to chat, spend time together, and dance. A pre-milonga beginner class is available, and absolute beginners are welcome.

Featuring Noel Quiñones, this lively poetry show blends poetry, interviews, games, and music. The evening includes performances by Philadelphia poets and an open mic, where a few poets are selected at random to share a poem of three minutes or less. All ages are welcome, and adult content is expected. Pay-what-you-can tickets are available, along with other ticket options.

A candlelit concert brings a multi sensory live music experience to Kathedral Event Center in Hammonton as the Listeso String Quartet performs the music of Queen and ABBA. Surrounded by the warm glow of candles, familiar melodies are reimagined for strings in an intimate setting. This is a tribute event and it has no affiliation, endorsement, or sponsorship from the artists, their estates, or official representatives. The performance runs for about 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and late entry is not permitted after the start. Seating within each zone is assigned in order of arrival. The venue offers ADA accessibility. The event is open to ages 8 and up, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. A tentative setlist includes Dancing Queen, SOS, Money, Money, Money, Voulez Vous, Bohemian Rhapsody, I Want to Break Free, Killer Queen, Waterloo, Super Trouper, Mamma Mia, Don't Stop Me Now, We Will Rock You, We Are the Champions, and Gimme Gimme Gimme.

Sabbath Supertzars perform a live tribute to Black Sabbath, featuring the band’s classic songs, heavy guitar riffs, and rock music.

Sing your favorite songs or cheer on friends during karaoke nights upstairs at O’Neals Pub, with entertainment by All Around Sound Entertainment. The Saturday series has moved from 117 @ Olde City to O’Neals, and Friday karaoke has also been added.

Saxophonist Kim Waters is known for his smooth contemporary sound. He gained recognition in the 1990s with albums such as “Sax Appeal,” and his song “What I Like” reached No. 3 on the charts in 2018. His releases include the 2008 Marvin Gaye tribute “I Want You: Love in the Spirit of Marvin” and the 2022 album “That Special Touch,” featuring his daughter, Kayla Waters. Waters made his debut with “Sweet and Saxy” in 1989.

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