Events in Livingston today

Explore how thermography can reveal what your body is communicating. This clinic features comprehensive, noninvasive thermal imaging that maps heat patterns across the body to highlight areas of inflammation, stress, and balance. The images provide clear context for hormone health, circulation, and the lymphatic system, which can be especially helpful when navigating perimenopause, managing stress, or pursuing personal wellness goals. With a focus on women’s health and holistic care, the aim is to support informed, aligned next steps on your wellness path. Make this a season of intentional care and move forward with clarity.

UNO Clifton offers a midweek mix of crispy wings and a music-filled game night. Dine-in guests can enjoy the Wing Wednesday special with 50¢ bone-in wings, a budget friendly way to kick off the evening. Musical Bingo adds a twist as brief song clips take the place of numbers, letting players mark their cards to line up a win. It is free to play, features plenty of familiar hits, and prizes are available for winners. Expect tasty food, refreshing drinks, and a lively atmosphere all in one spot at UNO Clifton.

Grand Saloon hosts a friendly trivia night where friends can team up and take on questions ranging from random facts to pop culture. Enjoy a drink while you play and show off what you know. No genius credentials required... bring good vibes and a competitive spark.

A community farmers market is hosted inside the Newark Strong Lobby at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center and Children's Hospital of New Jersey. Visitors can enter through the Lyons Avenue entrance.

A survey-style trivia game inspired by Family Feud challenges players to match the top answers given by real people. The atmosphere is lighthearted and competitive, with plenty of laughs, food, and prizes. Teams put their instincts to the test across a range of questions.

Announced by Mayor Pulkit Desai, this weekly Parsippany farmers market highlights area growers and makers in a welcoming, family friendly setting. Browse seasonal fruits and vegetables, fresh-baked goods and artisanal breads, cheeses with dairy products and eggs, honey, jams and other preserves, flowers, plants and herbs, handcrafted goods and distinctive art, plus specialty foods and drinks. Offerings also include organic and heritage selections.

An installment of the Summer Stage Series at Madison Community Arts Center features performances by What's What and SoR Chatham House Band. Admission is free. The MEXI-BOYS food truck will serve Mexican dishes with vegan options, and craft vendors will be on hand. The show will proceed in any weather and can move indoors if needed.

Flamin' Dick & the Hot Rods perform on the outdoor stage at Lead East, the World's Greatest Oldies Party. Throughout the day, attendees can explore classic cars and hot rods, enjoy live entertainment, find food, and spend time on the dance floor. The evening wraps up with hits from the 1950s and 1960s, a soundtrack built for dancing. Comfortable dancing shoes are recommended.

Enjoy a poolside cinema experience in an indoor space kept at over 80 degrees. Every Friday night, a complimentary movie is included with a swim ticket. Due to pool room capacity, a swim pass is required for each child and each adult, whether swimming or not. Envy Sports Club members are admitted at no charge. The featured film is announced by Tuesday each week.

A weekly luncheon invites neighbors to share a free meal, conversation, and connection. Each gathering offers a meal given with care, made and hosted by volunteers from community and faith organizations. Everyone is welcome, whether you want to meet new people, catch up with familiar faces, or simply enjoy a warm lunch. Local groups and organizations interested in hosting a future luncheon can contact stjohnsboontonnj@gmail.com.

Boonton Warped 2026 is a two-day punk rock flea market and music festival at Boonton Elks Lodge #1405, celebrating New Jersey’s DIY music and art community. Expect live performances throughout the weekend along with shopping from local vendors, artists, creators, and small businesses. Browse handmade art, clothing, records, collectibles, merch, and more while discovering new bands and connecting with the community. Admission is $10 and the event welcomes all ages. Outside alcohol and illegal drugs are not permitted on the property. Vendor opportunities are available for artists, creators, and small businesses.

Marking its 34th year in Madison, NJ, this farmers and artisans market returns with a community focus. Attendees can explore a broad mix of produce and handmade goods, enjoy family-oriented activities and entertainment, and discover opportunities involving local nonprofits and businesses. A changing lineup of vendors is featured each week, and vendor referrals are welcome.

Bink International Charity organizes a recurring bread and pastry distribution that helps reduce food waste while supporting neighbors in need. Each week, volunteers collect fresh breads, pastries, cakes, and desserts donated by Paris Baguette, then sort, pack, and distribute them to individuals and families experiencing homelessness, housing insecurity, and financial hardship. This ongoing effort takes place on Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays, and on the first and third Fridays of each month. Volunteer support powers tasks such as picking up donations, preparing items for distribution, loading and unloading, and sharing food with community members.

Presented by the Boonton Fire Department, this New Jersey carnival welcomes returning performers for a high energy set that will keep the night rocking.

Explore a large showcase of sterling silver and gemstone jewelry at the Parsippany PAL Building, featuring roughly 900 rings plus hundreds of necklaces, bracelets, and earrings. The focus is on bold cocktail rings, with selections spanning new, estate, and vintage pieces. Payment is accepted via cash, Venmo, PayPal, and Zelle, and checks or credit cards are not accepted.

Iron Maiden, Megadeth, and Anthrax perform together at Sports Illustrated Stadium in Harrison, NJ. Three bands share one stage for a stadium concert.

Highlander Games hosts a weekly Nexus Night for Monday Riftbound TCG, featuring a 1v1 format played over three Swiss rounds. Prize support includes a pack for every match win, with Nexus promo packs available while supplies last. The entry fee is $10.