Events in Millville, NJ

A meeting at Cumberland County Library invites teens ages 13 to 18 to support the library while earning volunteer hours. Participants help plan programs for teens and children, recommend titles for the collection, and contribute to other projects. Learn how to get involved with your library. Advance registration is required.

A monthly support group offered in partnership with the Alzheimer’s Association and led by volunteer facilitator Carolyn Peterson of Griswold Home Care. The group welcomes individuals living with dementia and the family members or caregivers who support them. Participants can build connections and a dependable network of support, swap practical tips for everyday challenges, explore coping approaches, express emotions and needs in a safe setting, and learn about helpful resources in the community. For questions, contact Carolyn Peterson at 609-425-1469 or carolyn.peterson@griswoldcare.com.

Potluck Poetry is a monthly gathering for poets and poetry enthusiasts. Participants are welcome to bring a snack to share, and beverages are provided by VHAS. Some months feature special themes. There is no Potluck Poetry in July or August. The program takes place at the museum and also offers a Zoom option. Registration is requested for a headcount or to receive the Zoom link. This is a free event, with donations appreciated.

Celebrate the American spirit at a patriotic paint and sip fundraiser benefiting the Vineland Historical Society. Tickets are $50 and include an instructor-led painting experience with all materials provided, featuring an 11 by 14 inch canvas, plus drinks and light bites. When purchasing tickets, participants choose one of three painting options. The gathering offers time to be creative while considering the importance of preserving the stories, artifacts, and traditions that tie the community to its past. Proceeds support the society’s efforts to protect Vineland’s heritage, care for historical collections, and deliver educational and innovative programs. Seating is limited.

Explore a lively marketplace in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia featuring talented artisans, local flavors, and live entertainment under outdoor tents. More than 150 vendors are spread across multiple buildings, with an additional building introduced for 2026. Browse handmade pottery, woodworking, glass art, textiles, home decor, jewelry, and other creations from Nova Scotian makers. Food trucks are on site both days, and vendors offer baked goods, fudge, nuts, specialty foods, beverages, and local wines. Admission includes a weekend pass bracelet. Service dogs are the only animals permitted inside buildings. For the smoothest experience, bring cash. For more information, email Sabcreationkey50@gmail.com.

Main Street in Williamstown transforms into a lively arts and crafts festival featuring regional makers, craft vendors, and a tasty lineup of food trucks. Families will find plenty to enjoy, from face painting and balloon creations to an animal petting area and inflatable bounce attractions. Music from a DJ, a hair tinsel station, and other activities add to the festive atmosphere. Admission is free, and the event welcomes both families and pets. Recognized as a popular Monroe Township tradition, it offers a day of shopping, treats, and community fun. Vendor sign-ups are available, and space is limited.

A community luncheon at St. John's offers a warm meal, friendly conversation, and a chance to connect with neighbors. Everyone is welcome to gather for a warm meal and fellowship.

Dirty Deeds, the AC/DC Experience, channels the raw power of the Bon Scott and Brian Johnson eras with a high-energy show that traces the band’s story. The performance reflects the spirit of the legendary Australian rockers, capturing the attitude and sound that helped define a genre. Inspired by the searing guitar work of Angus and Malcolm Young, the group recreates the chemistry and trademark stage moves that fans know so well, delivering a tribute that feels immersive, authentic, and interactive. With a track record of igniting sold-out stages across the United States, they focus on the details that honor the original recordings, turning each set into a charged salute to AC/DC’s legacy. Expect a vivid blend of sight and sound that celebrates classic rock at full blast.

The 24th annual Golden Classics of South Jersey car show brings a full day of vintage automobiles along with arts and crafts, food vendors, and a swap meet. Highlights include door prizes, a performance by Chris Randazzo, trophies, and dash plaques. There is no charge for admission or registration. It is a celebration of classic cars and community, welcoming enthusiasts and families alike.

Suzy Bogguss performs music that reflects a career spanning country, folk, swing, jazz, and Americana. In the 1990s she sold four million albums and released radio favorites including Outbound Plane, Someday Soon, Letting Go, Drive South, and Hey Cinderella. Her catalog includes a duet album with Chet Atkins, a modern swing project with Ray Benson of Asleep at the Wheel, and an original release that reached number 4 on the jazz charts. Her folk background is evident in appearances on public radio’s A Prairie Home Companion, a Grammy for contributions to Beautiful Dreamer: The Songs of Stephen Foster, and the American Folk Songbook album with its companion book. She later honored Merle Haggard with Lucky, presenting his songs from a woman’s point of view, and followed with Prayin’ For Sunshine, written entirely by Bogguss. In addition to solo shows, she tours with Terri Clark and Pam Tillis as Chicks With Hits and collaborates with Kathy Mattea on the Together At Last tour.

MoE HPDE at NJMP Lightning offers track sessions for Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced drivers at New Jersey Motorsports Park. Depending on attendance, these groups run up to six sessions, and open track time may be available when no private group is scheduled. If a Lower Intermediate group is offered, the format shifts to five sessions. Pricing and discount details are available online, and rental cars are available for those without a vehicle.

Exclusively for American performance vehicles, this event is intended for intermediate and advanced drivers. Capacity is capped at 25 participants.

Enjoy an evening of movement and relaxation at Blue Cork Winery & Vineyard in Williamstown, NJ. The event features a one hour beginner friendly mat pilates class followed by a complimentary glass of wine from a preselected menu, time to hang out, and live music. A $30 ticket includes the class, the wine, and a free class redeemable at Laughing Buddha Hot Yoga. Please bring a yoga mat, towel, and water, and feel free to come with friends. Food will be available for purchase. Preregistration is requested, and all participants will be checked in upon arrival. No refunds will be given within seven days of the event.

This event is part of the 2026 Cumberland County 4-H circuit for game horse shows and takes place at the Cumberland County Fairgrounds. Participants may register for the full day for $30 or enter individual classes for $7 each, with a limit of two single-class entries. The circuit is scheduled on multiple dates.

Shugar Shack Eatz brings both of its food trucks to FuelFest New Jersey 2026 at New Jersey Motorsports Park for a full day focused on cars, culture, and flavor. The Shugar Shack Soulfood truck features fried chicken, fried fish, fried shrimp, and soulful sides. JD’z Savory Eatz & Sweet Treatz serves water ice, pretzels, churros, funnel cake fries, ice cream, and specialty fries. The festival showcases show cars, drifting, music, and more. Look for the red and gray trucks during event hours.

This seasonal tea scholarship luncheon offers a tea-centered meal in support of scholarships. A $15 donation is requested.

MotoAmerica brings premier American road racing to New Jersey Motorsports Park in Millville. The day centers on technical corners, brave braking into turns, and close battles across multiple classes. Subtle setup choices and even small rider errors can quickly shuffle the order. It highlights how speed, strategy, and steady consistency decide the result corner by corner.

As part of Music on the Mall at Cumberland Mall, John Keith Davis of Panting Hart leads a gospel folk concert paired with an old hymn sing along in Center Court. The program features gospel folk and classic hymns, and invites the audience to sing along. It is free to attend and suitable for all ages.

MotoAmerica brings premier American road racing to New Jersey Motorsports Park, with several classes battling on a technical course. Expect wheel to wheel action, daring late-brake overtakes, and a mix of pace and racecraft on a layout where even minor errors are costly. It offers a full day at the circuit, with moments between on-track runs to see the riders and their machines from a closer perspective.

The second annual Veterans Show & Throw at Glasstown Brewing Company brings the community together to honor and support veterans and their families. The day features a car show, a cornhole tournament, live music, food trucks and vendors, a Chinese auction, trophies, and more. Expect a laid back, family friendly atmosphere with plenty of good food and cold drinks, all in support of those who served. The event flyer includes QR codes with more details and registration for the cornhole tournament, with support from Glasstown Brewing and event sponsors.

A park cleanup at the Historic Nail House in Bridgeton City Park brings people together with the Cohansey Area Watershed Association to remove litter. Gloves, bags, and pickers will be provided, and participants are welcome to bring their own supplies. Be ready for rain, dirt, and possibly biting insects. This effort is part of the annual countywide waterways cleanup.

The Annual Veterans Show & Throw 2026 brings a day of honoring veterans with a car show, a cornhole tournament, music, food, and more at Glasstown Brewing Company. Cornhole payment is accepted in cash at check-in, and tournament registration is available through the organizer's link.

The Williamstown Fire Company No. 1 will dedicate its new fire station with a community-focused celebration that welcomes residents, visitors, and fellow first responders. This gathering recognizes a facility built to protect Monroe Township and highlights the service and sacrifice of the company’s volunteer firefighters. Festivities include a parade, live music by Party Wave Band, food trucks, a beer garden, and a 50/50 drawing. The dedication also acknowledges the partnerships that strengthen the company, including support from residents, local and nearby businesses, elected officials, and neighboring emergency service organizations. More than a new building, the station represents the company’s history, its ongoing commitment to public safety, and a strong foundation for the years ahead.

Enjoy a full day of HPDE on the Lightning course at New Jersey Motorsports Park, organized for a range of experience levels. The plan calls for up to six driving sessions of about 20 minutes each for Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced drivers, with the possibility of open track if no private group is scheduled. If a Lower Intermediate run group is included, the format shifts to five sessions. Session counts can vary with attendance and track availability. Pricing and discount details are provided on the registration page, and rental cars are available for those without a vehicle.

MotoAmerica heads to New Jersey Motorsports Park for a multi-class motorcycle road racing program. The lineup features the premier Quad Lock Superbike category alongside Supersport, King of the Baggers, and the Talent Cup.

Nightmare on Marsha Ave Book Club is a monthly gathering of readers who enjoy stories that lean eerie, strange, or thrilling. Selections range across gothic fiction, mystery, science fiction, fantasy, and psychological thrillers. Not every title is traditional horror, but each pick explores the weird, the dark, or the delightfully unsettling, with an emphasis on variety and diverse voices. Some books may include strong language, disturbing themes, or sensitive topics, so consider looking into the content ahead of time to make sure it is a good fit. The club sometimes spotlights graphic novels or short stories instead of a full-length book, and participants may choose whichever option they prefer. Reading materials are often available through the library or online. Short stories are typically free on the web, and many graphic novels can be found on Hoopla or through interlibrary loan services, with librarians ready to help locate copies. This session features The Invisible Man by H. G. Wells, the story of Griffin, a scientist who becomes invisible and descends into madness. The group will also build the upcoming reading list, so please bring suggestions to put to a vote.

Enjoy a fall evening at Blue Cork Winery & Vineyard with a beginner friendly vinyasa yoga session followed by a complimentary glass of wine, time to relax, and live music. Tickets are $30 and include a one hour class, a glass of wine from a preselected menu, and a free class redeemable at Laughing Buddha Hot Yoga. Attendees should bring a yoga mat, a towel, and water. Food will be available for purchase. Preregistration is requested, and all participants will be checked in upon arrival. Refunds are not available within seven days of the event.

NJMP celebrates the tenth year of its TD Food Truck Festival with a wide mix of food trucks, vendors, music, and track activity. Admission is free, and food will be available for purchase. Guests may bring their own seating, including lawn or camping chairs and blankets. Leashed dogs are welcome. The festival coincides with NJMP’s ticketed AHRMA Vintage Motorcycle Festival and Swap Meet. Two vendor spaces remain, and placement is handled in the order inquiries are received. For vendor inquiries, text 814-388-9491 or email applyasavendor@gmail.com. Food trucks and vendors can also email vfapply@gmail.com to express interest.

Small Wonder and Kuku Studios will exhibit their work at WheatonArts during the Festival of Fine Crafts, giving visitors an opportunity to see what these studios are showcasing as part of the event.

Enjoy a fall meal and delicious cocktails at Geet’s while the Rough Cut band provides live entertainment.

Classic Stones Live brings the swagger and sound of The Rolling Stones to the Levoy Theatre in a full band tribute. Frontman Keith Call channels Mick Jagger, joined by Bernie Bollendorf in the role of Keith Richards, forming the duo often nicknamed the Glimmer Twins. Backed by an eight piece band, they focus on precision and feel, recreating signature moments like the saxophone break in Brown Sugar and the powerful backing vocals in Gimme Shelter, with songs presented in their original tunings. The performance aims to capture the high voltage spirit of the Stones in their prime and includes an intermission for a complete concert experience. Premium seating is available. The Vaudeville Bar will be open and serving. Tickets are offered to members before the general public.

The Out of the Darkness Suicide Prevention Walk gathers the community at Cumberland County Technical Education Center to promote prevention and offer hope to those affected by suicide. The schedule features check-in and an opening ceremony, followed by a walk that includes opportunities to remember loved ones and visit resource tables available both prior to and after the route. Funds raised support the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, helping drive research, educational programs, advocacy for public policy, support for survivors of suicide loss, and prevention efforts in the community. The walk is chaired by Ashleigh Huff.

The Stronger Together 5K Run/Walk features a new home at Owens Park in Williamstown, keeping the experience rooted in the community that supports the Living Recovery Network and its mission. Runners, walkers, and spectators come together for more than a race... it is a time to celebrate recovery, honor personal journeys, raise awareness, and affirm that recovery is possible. Participants can take part on the course or cheer from the sidelines, and sponsors help sustain programs that provide support, connection, resources, events, and opportunities for people and families affected by addiction. Same spirit and purpose, now in a place that feels like home.

This community walk focuses on raising awareness for suicide prevention and education. The team aims to grow participation this year and surpass a $10,000 fundraising goal. Money raised supports the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, helping to advance research, develop educational programs, advocate for public policy, provide support for survivors of suicide loss, and bring prevention initiatives to the community.

This HPDE event at the Thunderbolt circuit of New Jersey Motorsports Park offers run groups for Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced drivers, with as many as six approximately 20 minute sessions per group, adjusted based on attendance. If a Lower Intermediate group is offered, it follows a five session format. Open track time may be included when no private group is scheduled. The specific schedule is confirmed during registration. Pricing and discount information is available on the organizer’s pricing page. Rental cars are available for participants who need a vehicle.

Outback and Murray & Peter present a new show that brings the Golden Girls back together. Sophia has been released on bail after a DEA arrest tied to a drug ring at Shady Pines, Blanche and Rose have launched CreakN, a sex app for seniors, and Dorothy is holding everything together with help from her much younger love interest. The performance runs two hours and includes a 20-minute intermission. The Vaudeville Bar in the lobby will be open for service before the performance. This engagement is a co-produced rental, and Levoy Theatre membership benefits do not apply.

Participants uncover who their neighbors are and who they are not, encountering a few surprises along the way, with food to enjoy.

The Levoy Theatre presents a tribute to Ronnie Van Zant’s Lynyrd Skynyrd led by Artimus Pyle, the drummer from the classic Lynyrd Skynyrd lineup, the last surviving member of that era, and a 2006 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee with the band. The Artimus Pyle Band features Barry Lee Harwood of the Rossington Collins Band, Shannon Wickline, Thane Shearon, Johnny Jump, Jerry Lyda, and Scott Raines. The performance draws on the legacy reflected in APB’s album Anthems, which includes classic Lynyrd Skynyrd songs with special guest vocalists on tracks such as Sweet Home Alabama with Ronnie Dunn, Simple Man with Sammy Hagar, and Free Bird with Dolly Parton. APB is also featured on Dolly Parton’s album Rockstar and appears on the soundtrack for Street Survivors, The True Story of the Lynyrd Skynyrd Plane Crash. The Vaudeville Bar will be open and serving. Premium seating is available, with separate on-sale periods for members and the general public.

Set out for a group walk along the Shoreline Trail at Sunset Lake, organized by the Cohansey Area Watershed Association. Meet at the amphitheater in Bridgeton City Park before starting the outing. Participants must be CAWA members, and same-day membership sign-up will be available. Alcohol is not permitted. Bring bug spray, sunscreen, water, and snacks as needed.

The CompleteCare Community Trunk or Treat returns with a focus on simple, safe fun for kids. The event features decorated car trunks and candy stops, creating an easy experience where families can simply arrive and enjoy. Costumes are encouraged, so bring them along and let the celebration take it from there.

Tickets are on sale for The Rocky Horror Picture Show with a live shadow cast at the Levoy Theatre. A pre-show hosted by an emcee includes the traditional virgin sacrifice segments and a dance performance, followed by the film performed alongside Transylvanian Nipple Productions. This cult favorite follows sweethearts Brad, played by Barry Bostwick, and Janet, played by Susan Sarandon, who seek shelter from a storm and end up in the mansion of Dr. Frank-N-Furter, portrayed by Tim Curry. As their world spins out of control, they meet a wild biker portrayed by Meat Loaf and a creepy butler played by Richard O’Brien, while Frank-N-Furter unveils his creation, a muscle-bound man named Rocky, through rock songs and elaborate dances. Outside props are not permitted. Official prop bags will be available for purchase. The Vaudeville Bar will be open and serving. Ticket prices are all-in and include all fees. Rated R, and viewer discretion is advised.

This high performance driving event at New Jersey Motorsports Park’s Thunderbolt circuit features structured sessions for Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced drivers. Depending on turnout, the format includes up to six 20 minute sessions, with open track time possible when no private group is scheduled. When a Lower Intermediate group is offered, that group runs five sessions. The exact schedule may vary and can be adjusted when open track is available. Pricing and discount information is available on the organizer’s pricing page, and drivers without a car can arrange a rental.

At The Levoy Theatre, Broken Arrow celebrates the music of Neil Young, moving from the raw power of his electric work with Crazy Horse to the softer side of acoustic, pedal steel flavored country rock. The band keeps the spirit of the originals while stretching out with improvisational jams and refreshed arrangements. Joe Mass leads with Neil-inspired vocals and close harmonies that invite singalongs and can lead to encores. The Vaudeville Bar will be open and serving, and premium seating is available. Members received an early ticket on-sale window ahead of the general public.

Up to six 20-minute sessions are planned, depending on attendance, with run groups for Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced drivers. Open track may be available if there is no private group. If a Lower Intermediate group is offered, the day becomes a five-session format. The schedule can change when open track is included, and final details are shared during registration. Pricing and discount information is available through the organizer. Cars are available to rent for those who need one.

AMP presents Disney and Pixar’s Coco in a live-to-film concert at The Levoy Theatre. The full feature is shown while the 20-member Orquesta Folclórica Nacional de México performs Michael Giacchino’s Academy Award and Grammy winning score live. The event also highlights the Academy Award winning song Remember Me by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, with additional songs co-written by Germaine Franco and Adrian Molina. The story follows Miguel, voiced by Anthony Gonzalez, whose passion for music leads him to the vibrant Land of the Dead alongside the charming trickster Héctor, voiced by Gael García Bernal, and the famed Ernesto de la Cruz, voiced by Benjamin Bratt. Directed by Lee Unkrich, co-directed by Adrian Molina, and produced by Darla K. Anderson, the film runs 106 minutes plus an intermission. Ticket pricing is presented as all-in, with fees included.

Set out on a bus trip to Philadelphia for a full day centered on history, architecture, and the stories that link the region’s past. Your ticket includes admission to the Museum of the American Revolution, where the Women’s Ballot Box from Vineland is part of The Declaration’s Journey exhibit. Explore the museum at your own pace, then spend additional time discovering nearby historic sites and attractions, with suggestions provided to help you make the most of your visit before the return trip. Enjoy the convenience of group travel without the hassle of city driving or parking. Proceeds from tickets support the Vineland Historical & Antiquarian Society and its work in preservation, exhibits, tours, and educational programs. Tickets are non-refundable unless the Society cancels the trip, and they are transferable if you are unable to attend.

At New Jersey Motorsports Park - NJMP, the program includes HPDE sessions and practice on Friday, capped by a two hour qualifying race. Saturday features a 14 hour race.

New Jersey Motorsports Park (NJMP) hosts two days on the Lightning and Thunderbolt circuits, featuring 4 to 5 on-track sessions each day. The program welcomes Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced drivers. Novice participants receive in-car instruction, and all groups take part in professional classroom sessions. A track walk is planned, and race car rentals are available. Thunderbolt is a 2.25 mile course with fast, flowing corners, while Lightning measures 1.9 miles and emphasizes high speed excitement. The venue sits in the Mid-Atlantic region, within an easy drive of NYC, Philadelphia, and DC. Entry fees for Intermediate and Advanced drivers are $449 for one day and $799 for two days. Novice pricing is $549 for one day and $949 for two days, and Novice entries include in-car instruction. Discounts include a two-day savings of $100 for Intermediate and Advanced and $150 for Novice, automatically applied when signing up for both days. Additional savings include $50 off for Toyota drivers and early registration discounts of $50 two months prior and $25 one month prior.

GSCF Vineland Edition returns to the Vineland Convention Center in South New Jersey with more than 40,000 square feet dedicated to comic book excitement. Attendees can browse rare comics, graphic novels, and artwork, meet comic creators, and seek out limited edition releases. The event also features cosplay, a wide range of vendors, and media guests. It spans a full weekend of comics, fun, and fandom for fans of all kinds.

Enjoy an indoor craft fair featuring more than fifty local vendors, including crafters, artisans, cottage bakers, and direct sales businesses. Admission is free, and parking is complimentary. For questions, email craftfair@cctecnj.org. This event is organized only by Lauren Loughlin and Arielle Bruno, and no payments should be sent to any online profiles. Note for vendors: participation in the fall edition is limited to those who took part in the spring event.