Events in Jackson, NJ

Make Sunday extra satisfying with a hearty barbecue spread designed for two. For $34.99, enjoy a half smoked chicken, a half rack of ribs, your choice of pork belly or pulled pork, and classic sides that include mac and cheese, cornbread, corn on the cob, and coleslaw. Available for dine-in or to-go every Sunday.

Take part in an MTG The Hobbit sealed tournament that uses prerelease kits. Each participant builds a deck from a The Hobbit prerelease kit, then competes in a swiss style event for prizes. Entry is $50, and the format is sealed. Registration is available in person or by phone at 856-442-0402, with payment due at the time of registration. Prizes are awarded based on record, with four The Hobbit packs for 3-0, three packs for 2-0-1, and two packs for 2-1. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

This screening takes place in the Conference Center on the lower level and features F1: The Movie, a Best Picture nominee about a veteran Formula One driver who returns from retirement to mentor and partner with a younger racer. The film runs 2 hours and 35 minutes and is rated PG-13. No registration is needed. Special thanks to the Friends of the Cherry Hill Library for supporting the movie programs.

The Third Meal community dinner takes place in the social hall and features a menu of meatball sandwiches, sweet corn, salads, chips, sliced tomatoes, and desserts.

Part of an Oscar Movie Marathon, this screening features Hamnet, a Best Picture nominee, in the Conference Center, Lower Level. Set in late 1500s England, it follows Agnes, an intuitive healer, and William, a local tutor with theatrical ambitions, as they make a home together. When distance, quiet, and grief enter their lives, the strength of their relationship is put to the test. The film runs 2 hours and 5 minutes and is rated PG-13. No registration is required. Support from the Friends of the Cherry Hill Library helps make these movie programs possible.

This participatory, four-month course focuses on awakening creative and mystical capacities. Through guided exploration you will learn to draw on a deep reservoir of knowing from other lifetimes, collaborate with Nature Intelligence, magical beings, and figures from myth and legend, and recognize how your body and human energy field cooperate with the Earth to support everyday life. You will also practice accessing potent energies connected to certain places, landscapes, and ancient cultures. The curriculum highlights how your personal journey and purpose are woven with the collective, the planet, and the events unfolding in the world, and how your unique way can be used to shape your health, career, finances, and relationships to help create the world you want to inhabit and ultimately pass on. The format blends group experiential work with individualized attention. Each class includes three opportunities for 20 minutes of dedicated one-on-one Psychoalchemy, along with personal readings and messages shared by peers and the course leader. Sessions meet monthly with continued connection through a WhatsApp group and additional gatherings as needed. The intention is to accelerate your capacity to serve as a creator, designer, and engineer of a new way of being for yourself and for the Earth.

Sentimental Value screens as part of an Oscar movie marathon in the Conference Center on the lower level. A Best Picture nominee, the film contemplates family, memory, and the ways art can help repair relationships. It runs 2 hours and 13 minutes and is rated R. No registration is required. Appreciation goes to the Friends of the Cherry Hill Library for their continued support of the library’s movie programs.

Participants pay $18 and receive three Attack of the Vine! booster packs plus a quest postcard. In this Collection Quest, players open their packs and trade with fellow participants to gather every card listed on their Quest Card. Completing the checklist earns a Belle Always Reading promo card. The experience runs for about an hour. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Enjoy an MTG Commander Party themed around The Hobbit. Entry is $7. Play in pods of three to four players, with every participant receiving a standard-legal Set Booster and an exclusive promotional item, subject to availability. The winner of each pod also earns an additional standard-legal Set Booster. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Volunteers travel to Turning Point United Methodist Church in Trenton to cook and serve breakfast for people experiencing homelessness. Support can be offered through hands-on service or by donating non-perishable items or grocery gift cards. For information about volunteering or donating, contact Jackie Sandy at clevelandjt@gmail.com.

A community cleanup along the Cooper River invites volunteers to enjoy the summer air while helping tidy the river. For RSVPs or questions, contact Michael Hogan at hoganphoto@verizon.net or 609-476-2086.

A college day party celebrates school pride and welcomes HBCU communities, Greek organizations, and alumni. Tickets are on sale, and guests are invited to represent their alma mater. Free parking is available. The event is hosted by Isaac King, Samuel Ballard, Carl W Garnes, and Glen Jackson.

A head-to-head constructed tournament featuring best-of-three matches. Entry is $30, and payment is required at sign-up. Registration is accepted in person or by phone at 856-442-0402, and the Carde app is not used for this event. Every participant receives a promo card while supplies last. The champion earns a special playmat and a first round bye at a Regional Qualifier. Players who place in the top eight receive an exclusive promo, and additional store credit prizes are based on attendance. For questions or to register by phone, call 856-442-0402.

Registration is open for SummerSing, a yearly, no-cost program that blends learning with the joy of singing. Open to ages 7 and a half through 17. Participants will perform at a Phillies game.

A sealed One Piece Card Game event marks the OP-17 release and replaces the regular One Piece tournament for this occasion. Entry is $40. Each participant receives six OP 17 booster packs to build a deck, then competes in a swiss style tournament for prizes. A 3-0 record awards four OP 17 packs, and a 2-1 record awards two OP 17 packs. Players who complete all three rounds without a prize receive one OP 17 pack. Registration is available in person or by phone at 856-442-0402, and payment is required at the time of entry. Preregistration through the Bandai app is not accepted. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Designed for adults, this BYOB watercolor evening features a relaxed, creative session led by instructor Sharon Ann Smith. Enjoy your own refreshments while painting two greeting cards and a bookmark. All materials are provided, and participants of any experience level are welcome. Bring a friend for a laid-back night of art and conversation.

This special OP 17 release event replaces the regular One Piece tournament for this day only. The format is sealed with a $40 entry. Each participant builds a deck from six OP 17 booster packs, then competes in a three round swiss tournament for prizes. A 3-0 record earns four OP 17 booster packs and a 2-1 record earns two. Anyone who completes all three rounds without placing in those tiers receives one OP 17 booster pack. Registration is available in person or by phone at 856-442-0402, with payment due at entry. Registration through the Bandai app is not used for this event. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Back for 2026, this classic car show celebrates automotive history with 75 vintage vehicles from 2001 or earlier. The event is free and welcoming for families, with a Hot Wheels giveaway connected to kids voting for their favorite classic cars. Enjoy awards, music, and more throughout the showcase.

Experience an evening of relaxation at Muddy Paws Farm Rescue with an outdoor full moon sound bath surrounded by the gentle sights and sounds of the farm. The session opens with a guided meditation to settle mind and body, followed by an immersive sound experience designed to encourage deep rest, a nervous system reset, and gentle release. No prior experience is required. Participants should bring a yoga mat or something to lie on, along with blankets for warmth and comfort. Led by Whole Image Wellness, Inc. The cost is $35, and 50 percent of proceeds support the farm. As daylight fades and the moon rises, expect a peaceful space for quiet reflection and unwinding.

Enjoy live music from Matt DiVenti at Highlander Pub at Scotland Run.

A candlelit concert celebrates the music of Vivaldi and Mozart in an intimate church setting. A string trio performs Mozart’s Eine kleine Nachtmusik and selections from Divertimento K.563, alongside Vivaldi’s movements from The Four Seasons, Gloria, and the third movement of the Concerto in A minor. Seating is first come first served within the purchased Platinum, Gold, Silver, or Bronze zones. The event offers two sittings, with doors opening in advance of each. Suitable for ages eight and older. The venue is wheelchair accessible, though front row seating cannot be guaranteed. A different charity receives a donation each month.

Enjoy an outdoor family movie night at CHPL, featuring Night at the Museum in Friendship Grove in the library backyard. Bring blankets and chairs for a comfortable evening with friends and family as summer wraps up. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Concessions will be available for purchase, including popcorn, candy, and drinks, cash only. Supported by the Friends of the Library.

Lenola Fire Station 313 is holding a hoagie fundraiser in support of the Lenola Volunteer Fire Company. Stay in your car and your order will be handed right to you at the window. Ten inch hoagies are $8 each with turkey, Italian, or cheese available, and sales continue while supplies last. Cash, card, and Venmo are accepted.

A welcoming crafters' club where attendees spend time working on personal projects. Bring something already in progress or use the session to start a new creation.

For one day only, the regular Yu-Gi-Oh! tournament is being replaced by a special celebration. The event uses the Advanced Constructed format and has a $15 entry fee. It begins promptly, so arrive prepared to play. Each participant receives three Limited Pack World Championship 2026 as a participation reward, while supplies last. More details will be shared soon. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Crickets & Cicadas return to Tonewood Brewing in Barrington, NJ for another stop in their First Thursday residency. The performance features two high energy sets stacked with deep cuts, classics, and big jams. A welcoming community of Deadheads helps make it a monthly Northeast hang in a brewery setting. There is no cover.

A casual Magic: The Gathering Commander event themed around Heart of the Mountain challenges players to seize and hold the Arkenstone. The first player to deal combat damage to an opponent claims the emblem, and anyone who damages the current bearer can take it, gaining benefits while also drawing extra attention at the table. During each upkeep while a player controls the emblem, their personal ownership count increases by one and it does not reset if the emblem changes hands. Reaching an ownership count of three wins the game. The format is Commander and entry is $7 per event. Participants receive a promo card while supplies last.

Downtown Glassboro sets the scene for a large-scale celebration of cars and cuisine, featuring 300 vehicles ranging from antiques and timeless classics to muscle standouts. Food lovers can sample a broad mix of flavors from more than 20 food trucks. A dedicated vendor area invites browsing for handmade goods and artisan desserts. As festivities wind down, the Borough of Glassboro will present trophies across multiple categories and announce the Mayor's Choice as the show's overall winner. Guests can also sip local beer, wine, and spirits at two beer gardens presented by Landmark Americana.

An evening devoted entirely to the music of Van Morrison at King's Road Brewing Company. The focus is on his songs from start to finish.

The South Jersey Job Fair brings a wide range of employers to Cherry Hill Mall for in-person conversations with job seekers. Opportunities include part-time and full-time roles, as well as options for those exploring a new career direction. Attendees are encouraged to bring résumés and dress professionally to make the most of networking and on-the-spot discussions about open positions. Pre-registration is not required, but it is requested to help connect candidates with employers for future opportunities. Businesses interested in participating can reach out to michelle@donnelly.media, as space is limited.

Hosted by the GFWC Woman's Club of Runnemede, this annual Fall Fair brings vendors and neighbors together at the Harry Williams Building for a day of shopping, raffles, and basket auctions. The planning team connects with past and prospective vendors, gathers items and donations for the prize baskets, and handles the details that help make the fair a local tradition. Proceeds support the organizations and causes the club champions throughout the year. Vendor applications are open, the fee is $30, and space is limited.

The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck returns to Cherry Hill Mall with a selection of Hello Kitty themed treats and merchandise available while supplies last. Look for the truck near the entrance by American Eagle and JD Sports.

Celebrate the close of summer with a networking party at the new Simon Levy Apprenticeship Education and Training Center. Savor fresh Maryland crabs along with fare from food trucks, plus drinks and music, while making connections with industry peers. Attendees are welcome to bring clients and colleagues to share an afternoon focused on fun, networking and community. Earlier in the day, apprentices will compete onsite in the Annual State Craft Championship, and an official ribbon cutting will mark the opening of the new training center. Activities take place throughout the day at ABC New Jersey.

The 8th Annual Pink Ball Golf Outing at Ramblewood Country Club and Seven Tap-Tavern offers a day focused on golf, community, and giving back. Registration details will be announced.

Now in its sixth year, the Cherry Hill Tattoo Expo brings on-site tattooing, live music performances, and art showcases to the Double Tree by Hilton in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. It is a lively celebration of creativity and body art.

A Commander event themed around The Hobbit features $7 entry for each event and games played in pods of three to four. Every participant receives a standard-legal Set Booster and an exclusive promo, available while supplies remain, and each pod winner receives an additional standard-legal Set Booster. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Celebrate all things apple at the third annual community festival, taking place rain or shine. Doors are open and all are welcome. Admission is $8 per adult, $6 per child under 10, or $25 per family of up to five people, and children under 3 enter free. Each admission includes one apple dessert with ice cream, plus access to kids activities, yard games, face painting, balloon art, bounce houses, live music, and a photo station. Highlights include Kona Ice, picnic food and baked goods, apple cider, apples by the bag, apple cider donuts, and handcrafted items.

Experience a theatrical re-creation of the day Johnny Cash captured one of the most iconic albums in music history. The audience is placed in the role of inmates, surrounded by guards, the Warden, and fellow prisoners, while performers as Johnny, June Carter, and the Statler Brothers deliver the unfiltered energy of that historic performance. It is an all-out, immersive journey through music history.

This event takes place at Jack Curtis Stadium & Track, with registration completed before the start. Registration is also available online in advance.

Every third weekend throughout the summer, this lawn sale features bargains on DIY furniture, antiques, home goods, and more. Fresh outdoor selections arrive each month at deep discounts. Sundays include a Fill-A-Box option for $5.

The Cherry Hill Autumn Craft & Vendor Market brings a cozy seasonal shopping experience to Cherry Hill Mall, creating a welcoming atmosphere for families and fall enthusiasts. Explore offerings from local vendors featuring handmade pieces, autumn-inspired home accents, cozy candles, self-care items, apparel, gifts, and sweet treats, along with unique finds that capture the spirit of the season. Vendor registration is open for a limited number of spaces, providing a chance to showcase products to families, weekend shoppers, and those preparing for fall festivities and early holiday gifting.

An adoption event with One Love Animal Rescue takes place at Pet Supplies Plus in Cherry Hill, NJ. It offers a welcoming chance to meet adoptable animals and find a possible new best friend.

An acoustic performance caps a full day at the Cherry Hill Tattoo Expo, bringing together tattoos, art, and a welcoming crowd at the DoubleTree by Hilton. The set spans classic rock, country, Americana, and other audience favorites, and song requests are encouraged. Beyond the stage, the expo features talented tattoo artists, local vendors and businesses, plus food and beverages, with live entertainment throughout the day.

The Camden County Hero Scholarship Fund hosts its 34th annual golf outing at Ramblewood Country Club, raising support for the children of local heroes who lost their lives in the line of duty. The event features a continental breakfast, a shotgun start, on-course grill stations with beverages, and prizes awarded after play. The $175 entry fee includes breakfast, green fees, a cart, the grill station, complimentary draft beer, and prizes. Sponsorships are available at several levels: Gold at $850 includes four golfer spots, signage, and special recognition; Silver at $500 includes two golfers, signage, and recognition; Bronze at $250 includes one golfer, signage, and recognition; and Tee Sign sponsorships are available for $100. Registration and sponsor details are available through the organizers, with payment accepted by check, credit card, or Venmo.

Reimagine Runnemede brings the community together to honor the autumn equinox, focusing on equilibrium, contemplation, and the transitions that come with a new season. The gathering offers space to connect through creative expression, meaningful conversation, and a shared sense of purpose. Open to everyone.

Discover inspiration and practical support for both the wedding day and newlywed life. Explore a wide range of wedding exhibits, attend brief seminars led by experts sharing planning tips, and enjoy live showcases by DJs and musicians. A fashion presentation highlights bridal gowns and tuxedos from local salons. View venue and catering displays, try on veils, and create a personalized save the date. Exhibitors provide prizes and special discounts, and there is an opportunity to win a complete hair and makeup trial. Attendees can compare options, gather ideas, and connect with services in one place.

The Creative Team of Southampton Township NJ brings back the annual Arts in the Village Market Day, a lively community celebration that spotlights area artists, makers, and the agricultural community. Visitors can explore artwork, enjoy live music, sample food, and try their hand at a painting station. 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 more. Additional vendors span a wide range of local organizations and creatives such as 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, Chesla Resin Crafts, Kidder Honey, Beesway Candles, lotion bars and soap, Poopy Doo's Animal Rescue, Adams Art & Images, Creek Breeze, Eden Skincare, Living on the Edge, Bodega Earth, Creekside Creations, and Luongo Solarpunk Art with pieces made from salvaged materials including keychains, jewelry, and sculptures. The lineup also features Wilson Farms, Nancy Gower Art, RJ Haas Art, Nacy Sullivan Art, Wobbe / Island Beach Mosiacs, Edel Diaz Art, Burlington County Radio Club, Vincentown Garden Club, Southampton Historic Society, and Vincentown United Methodist Church. Live performances are scheduled from Scott Gager Man of 100 Voices, Mary Beth Johns, Lennon Cantwell, and Katherine Hewitt. Cup of Joelie's makes a debut with coffee specials, adding to a full day that celebrates local creativity and community connections.

Michael Peluso, a master glass artist with nearly three decades of experience, leads a beginner friendly introductory class at Markeim Arts Center. The session begins with a clear demonstration, then participants can craft their own piece with step by step guidance from Mr. Peluso. No prior experience is needed, and the finished glass item will be ready to take home at the end of class.

The usual weekly Gundam tournament is being replaced for one day by an ST11 release event for the Gundam Card Game. Entry is $40. Registration is accepted in person or by phone at 856-442-0402, and payment is due when registering. App preregistration will not be used for this event. Each participant receives a starter deck and four booster packs to build a deck, then competes in a three round Swiss tournament. Prizes are based on record: 3-0 earns four booster packs, 2-1 earns two booster packs, and any player who completes all three rounds without placing in those tiers receives one booster pack. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Crickets & Cicadas return to Tonewood Brewing for another round in their residency that lands on the first Thursday each month, delivering two high-energy sets packed with deep cuts, classics, and expansive jams. A lively community of Deadheads, plenty of beer, and no cover set the tone.

Lorcana The Great Hunny Rescue Celebration features relaxed Infinity Constructed play. Bring your favorite cards and sit down for casual matches in groups of three to five. This is not a formal tournament and does not use Swiss pairings, so find opponents freely and start a game. Admission is free. Every participant gets a promo card and a pin while supplies last. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

A high energy fitness weekend in Glassboro brings live workouts with Cathe at the Four Seasons Fitness Center and studio, including one Cathe Live session. Participants can meet video cast members, snap photos on the filming set, and celebrate at a DJ dinner and dance party. The registration fee includes four full course meals, five invigorating classes, dedicated time with Cathe, a cast meet and greet, the DJ dinner and dance party, and additional activities. Attendees are responsible for transportation between the airport and hotel and for their hotel accommodations. Bus service will be provided between the host hotel and the Four Seasons Fitness Center during the event. Capacity is limited to the first 105 completed registrations. If it sells out, a waitlist will be available at no charge until a spot opens, at which point those on the list can choose to accept or decline. Each registration covers one person, and a unisex t shirt size should be selected during signup. For smooth processing, click the final checkout button only once and review the cancellation policy before completing registration.

The second annual Pitman Green Fair from Sustainable Pitman brings local sustainability leaders together at Ballard Park. Taking place alongside Pitman Porchfest, the event features the TCS Drive Electric Week EV Showcase, offering conversations about EV ownership with drivers who have logged more than 100,000 miles.

At DoubleTree by Hilton in Cherry Hill, the Holistic Health & Healing Expo brings together natural wellness, integrative care, and spiritual growth under one roof. Presented by Natural Awakenings South Jersey, this gathering features practitioners, wellness businesses, and conscious living advocates from across South Jersey and Philadelphia. Explore pathways to well-being through exhibitor showcases, informative workshops, and wellness products, and connect with a community focused on mindful, healthy living. The expo aims to empower people to make thoughtful choices that support personal health while caring for communities and the planet. Whether you are searching for new wellness options, hoping to meet others on a similar path, or seeking practical tools for a more balanced life, there are opportunities to learn and find inspiration throughout the day.

Downtown Glassboro transforms into an open-air celebration of creativity as glassblowers, sculptors, painters, metalsmiths, woodworkers, and other artisans demonstrate their skills and offer their work for sale. The night market invites visitors to browse unique goods, enjoy food, and soak up a lively festival atmosphere. Families can interact with artists, make art together, and watch demonstrations that show how creativity connects us to the past, enriches the present, and shapes the future. Admission is free, and artwork across many disciplines will be on display, welcoming both devoted art fans and curious newcomers.

Separate Ways the Band returns to the Broadway Theatre of Pitman with a concert that celebrates Journey’s classic era. The performance zeroes in on the Steve Perry years, recreating the early to mid 80s lineup with careful attention to detail. Expect faithful vocals, tight harmonies, and the signature touches that capture the sound and look of the original shows. Known for top-tier musicianship and a deep respect for Journey’s music, the band aims to deliver a night that feels as close as possible to seeing the real thing. Billed as the ultimate Journey tribute on the East Coast, this show offers a high-energy, nostalgia-filled experience for fans of the iconic rock band.

Karly C & The Rebel Y’all Band light up Landmark with high-energy country and a feel-good vibe. Look for beloved country favorites, plenty of chances to sing along, and a lively set designed to keep everyone on their feet from the first song to the last.

A special Extra Grand Battle takes the place of the usual One Piece tournament for this day only. The competition uses a constructed format with a $15 entry fee. Registration is handled exclusively by the store in person or by phone at 856-442-0402, and payment is required at sign up. Preregistration through the Bandai app is not accepted. All participants receive a promo pack while supplies last. The event runs as a Swiss tournament, and after three rounds store credit is awarded based on record, with $40 for a 3–0 finish and $20 for a 2–1 finish. Play then continues until a single undefeated player remains. Final awards include an exclusive promo card for first place, a promotion sleeve for the top 4, and a promo pack for the top 8. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Learn about fire safety at a lively event featuring fire truck rides, equipment displays, live demonstrations, a s'more station, giveaways, and more. Enjoy activities that make safety education engaging through rides, demonstrations, and displays.

Compete in a 1v1 Constructed tournament played as best-of-three matches. Entry is $30, with payment due at sign-up. Registration is available only in person or by calling 856-442-0402, and the Carde app is not used for this event. Every participant receives a promo card while supplies last. First place earns a champion playmat and a Round 1 bye at a Regional Qualifier. All players finishing in the top eight receive an exclusive promo, and additional store credit prizes are based on attendance. For questions or to register by phone, call 856-442-0402.

Mount Laurel Public Education Fund presents its 29th Annual Golf Classic at Ramblewood Country Club to support Mount Laurel Public Schools. The event features an 18-hole scramble that begins with registration and lunch, continues with a shotgun start on the course, and concludes with a cocktail hour, dinner, and an awards ceremony. Entry is $125 per golfer.

Visit Pet Supplies Plus in Cherry Hill for a friendly meet-and-greet where you can connect with a potential new best friend. Spend a little time meeting companions and see if there is a match.

Created for meaningful connections, collaborative conversations, and a strong sense of community, this women-focused networking brunch brings together participants from diverse fields to share experiences, trade ideas, and build genuine relationships over a delicious meal. Expect purposeful networking, fresh insights, and an uplifting atmosphere that highlights the impact of women supporting women. Programming features inspiring speakers, a locally catered brunch with beverages, and giveaways designed to spark conversation and camaraderie. The emcee is CJ Stasik, a speaker and clarity coach who founded SheHandlesIt, a platform that helps people gain clarity, get unstuck, and move toward lives that feel as good as they look. Drawing on two decades of leadership in high-pressure environments, including time as the CEO of an award-winning digital agency, she now works with women navigating transitions, leaders facing overwhelm, and individuals exploring their next chapter. Her approach emphasizes clarity, alignment, reinvention, and the courage to take the next step, blending practical leadership experience with grounded personal growth to help people reconnect with who they are, strengthen confidence, and build momentum in times of change. Presentations from the event will be shared on the Beyond the Pages podcast and available on platforms including Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. A detailed speaker lineup and additional activities will be announced.

At Cherry Hill Mall, a family-friendly craft and vendor market brings Halloween fun and autumn flair to every aisle. Explore a wide mix of local vendors featuring handmade goods, seasonal décor, sweet treats, costumes, and distinctive gifts inspired by fall and all things spooky. Expect playful, festive merchandise for home decorating, parties, and trick-or-treating, along with plenty of creative shopping for one-of-a-kind finds. Vendor opportunities are available for businesses interested in showcasing products to families and seasonal shoppers.

A live acoustic duo performs at Mulligan's Bar & Grill.

Hosted by the Lenola Fire Department and the Lenola Auxiliary, this yearly Halloween celebration offers free admission for everyone. Activities include a costume contest, a haunted house, music, and more to explore.

This full day, hands-on workshop explores cold porcelain techniques while guiding participants to create miniature mushrooms that glow. Presented as part of Philadelphia Miniaturia at DoubleTree by Hilton Cherry Hill Philadelphia, it features a live demonstration on how to prepare cold porcelain at home. Attendees receive the recipe and step by step project instructions, and all tools and materials are provided, so participants only need to bring themselves.

Crickets & Cicadas return to Tonewood Brewing in Barrington, NJ for the next night of their First Thursday residency. The band will play two high energy sets filled with deep cuts, classics, and extended jams, with refreshing pours and a welcoming community of Deadheads adding to the vibe. This monthly Deadhead hang in the Northeast continues to bring fans together. No cover.

Kickstart your job search at the South Jersey Job Fair at Cherry Hill Mall. Meet hiring teams from a variety of local and regional companies in one place, explore part-time and full-time roles, and discover new career paths. Bring a current résumé, dress professionally, and make valuable connections that could lead to your next opportunity. Businesses interested in participating can request exhibitor information by contacting michelle@donnelly.media, as space is limited.