Events in Hammonton today

Berlin Farmers Market hosts an evening cruise featuring classic favorites and eye-catching rides of every kind. Visitors can enjoy tasty bites and browse more than 70 indoor shops, creating a relaxed outing for families. Vehicle owners of any make or model are welcome to participate. Car participants may pick up a $10 voucher at the BFM Main Office to use at one of the market’s indoor stores. The gathering offers a laid-back setting to showcase vehicles, connect with fellow enthusiasts, and enjoy the sights, shopping, and food throughout the market.

This Magic: The Gathering Commander Party centered on The Hobbit runs in pods of three to four players. Entry is $7 per event. Each participant receives a Standard-legal Set Booster and an exclusive promo, while supplies last. The winner of each pod earns an additional Standard-legal Set Booster. For questions, contact 856-442-0402.

A community kickoff is being planned to mark the start of Hispanic Heritage Month, continuing a tradition built over the last five years. The celebration was previously led by the Hammonton Health Coalition. Although that coalition has since concluded, Allies in Caring / Convivir, a former HHC member, is working with community members and organizations to carry it forward. Announcements are being shared in English and Spanish, and additional information will be provided soon.

Velvet Remedy is back at Wilson's after popular demand. The group features two vocalists backed by a band, performing a blend of R&B, neo soul, and classic soul.

A monthly open mic that returns every Third Friday to spotlight the creativity and stories of the community. Poets, spoken word artists, singer songwriters, and anyone who appreciates artistic expression are welcome to take the mic or simply enjoy the performances. The atmosphere encourages sharing, attentive listening, and meaningful connection. Support for this program comes from The Hammonton Community Endowment Fund.

Villari's Lakehouse hosts an evening featuring a live performance by Rough Cut, accompanied by food and cocktails.

A DJ-driven night at Steakouts Homeplate features crowd-pleasing tracks from the 80s, 90s, and freestyle. Admission is free, food is available, and the scene centers on dancing and good energy.

Ryptyde debuts at Flying Pig Blackwood with a performance that encourages plenty of dancing. Food and drinks will be available from the venue to enjoy during the show.

Every third weekend during the summer, this lawn sale brings bargains on DIY furniture, antiques, home goods, and more. Fresh outdoor inventory is added each month at deep discounts, and Sundays include a $5 fill-a-box offer.

The Winslow Township 5K Run/Walk will take place at New Brooklyn Park in Sicklerville, NJ. This free community event offers chip timing on a level, quick course, high-definition finish line video, awards for overall and age-group finishers, and a commemorative shirt. Registration is free but limited, and must be completed in advance to secure a bib.

SJB's King of the Hill 8-ball Tournament arrives at The Thirsty Hound & South Jersey Billiards with a 96-player field and a split bracket, full double elimination format. The cap is 725 Fargo. The draw features two sides of 48 players each, with the high side for 550 and above and the low side for 549 and under, then the last eight merge into a final bracket. Handicapped races to four are in effect on both sides. Payouts go to the top 16. A Calcutta highlights the top eight, paired with a players auction that pays out 100 percent, and a minimum 50 percent share must be offered to the player. Entry is 90 dollars and includes a 10 dollar greens fee. MPL League 8-ball rules and Fargo Hot Races (R4) apply, and Digital Pool will be used. Breaks alternate. Players rack their own. There is no win or loss on the break. If the 8 drops on the break, you may spot it or choose a re-rack. The table remains open after the break until a group is claimed. A scratch on the break is in the kitchen. Cue ball fouls only are enforced with some exceptions, and jump cues are allowed. All rules will be covered at the players meeting, and play begins immediately after the Calcutta. This is a one day event. Prepayment via Venmo to TraceyLeary (8869) is suggested.

Creativity and community meet in the Pines at a lively market featuring makers, artists, and small businesses with unique handcrafted goods. Sample favorites from local food trucks and cool off with ice-cold craft beers in the beer garden. Families can take part in scavenger hunts, explore interactive booths, and win prizes. This celebration of local culture and craftsmanship offers something for all ages.

Enjoy a playful, beginner-friendly yoga class surrounded by adoptable kittens while supporting SJRAS. Associated Humane Societies South will be on site for the fourth time, now under its new name, and the kittens will roam freely during the 45 to 60 minute session, so expect lively moments and adorable distractions. After class, spend extra time with the kittens, browse possible offerings from local vendors, and enjoy refreshments. If you are interested in adopting, you can start an application on your phone at the studio and complete the process at the shelter afterward. Donations of kitten food and other kitten supplies will be collected for immediate use. Registration is non-refundable, but it can be transferred to another person by contacting team@forgedsoulfitness.com.

Enjoy a Soulful Buffet Brunch at Wilson’s Restaurant & Live Music Lounge, featuring an all you can eat brunch buffet with one mimosa included for $45, all inclusive. Children under 12 are $16.99. A live DJ will keep the music flowing, and the host is comedian Malcom Hill. Wilson’s welcomes birthday and holiday celebrations, with online booking available and walk ins welcome. Expect a relaxed and lively atmosphere for a flavorful brunch experience.

A tea-focused scholarship luncheon welcomes attendees for a friendly gathering. A $15 donation is requested.

Little Ease Tavern hosts a music-themed bingo event with DJ Cowboy Jack. The game blends a bit of skill with a bit of luck for a lively, music-filled experience and plenty of fun.