Events in Mount Laurel, NJ

Each week, The Food Pantry at Grace offers a food distribution for the community. Participants must be at least 18 years old or come with an adult. Service is available to those living in the 19134 area code, and proof of residence such as a driver’s license is required. To ensure fairness, each household may receive one bag. Bringing your own bags is recommended to make carrying items easier.

Build balance, strength, and overall fitness in a welcoming session for older adults that mixes light cardio, seated movements, and routines with hand weights. A certified instructor guides the class, and all necessary gear is provided. Wear comfortable clothing suitable for exercise. No registration is required. This free program takes place in the Whitman Library meeting room and is supported by the Friends of the Whitman Library.

Half-Price Wing Nite gets a boost of wonder with a live magician mingling through the room, presenting close-up magic, quick-fingered tricks, and a few fun surprises as wings are enjoyed. It is a flavorful pairing of bites and lighthearted amazement that might inspire another round.

This complimentary Zumba session welcomes all fitness levels and is led by City Fitness professionals. It is part of Center City Fit presented by Rothman Orthopaedics.

Enjoy Taco and Tequila Tuesday at SET NoLibs, featuring four dollars off tacos and margarita specials. Seating goes quickly, particularly for larger parties, so reserving a table in advance is recommended.

Enjoy a lively line dancing session led by instructor Rasheed Bellamy with the Can You Kick It, Yes You Can class. Learn fresh steps in a fun, welcoming setting that gets you moving. Registration is not required, and arriving early is recommended.

Plant Bingo brings an evening of fun, friends, plants, and classic bingo to Sweet Lucy's Smokehouse in Philadelphia. Presented by Terrarium Therapy, the game plays like traditional bingo, but the prizes are a curated mix of houseplants, succulents, and pre-made terrariums, with some valued up to $100. Attendees can enjoy plant trivia between rounds and may have chances to win additional door prizes. Each ticket includes ten rounds, a set of bingo cards, and a complimentary succulent to take home. There is a chance to win a prize in every round, along with opportunities for other exciting rewards. Food and drinks from the Sweet Lucy's menu will be available for purchase during the event. Pre-registration and pre-payment are required to reserve a spot. Walk-ins may be accommodated only if capacity has not been reached. All purchases for this event are non-refundable.

An open All Recovery Meeting offers a welcoming space for anyone seeking connection and support, including individuals in recovery, family members and loved ones, recovery allies, and those coping with grief or loss. The gathering embraces all pathways to recovery and recognizes that each person’s journey is unique. Participants share hope, encouragement, and understanding in a safe, supportive environment. The meeting is held at the Starting Point lecture hall. For more information, text 856-562-8187.

Put your knowledge to work at trivia night at Dave & Buster’s in Plymouth Meeting. A live host guides a fast-paced game with a competitive format and a variety of question types, including image and music rounds. Use your phone to submit answers, collect points, and watch the leaderboard to see where you stand. Groups of up to six can compete together, with prizes awarded to the winning teams. Questions span a wide range of topics such as pop culture, sports, history, science, and more. It is free to play.

At Glory Beer Bar & Kitchen in Philadelphia, this recurring BlaBla language exchange invites people to mingle naturally, meet new friends from around the world, and practice languages in a relaxed setting. There are no assigned tables, just open conversations. English and the local language lead most chats, and participants who want to practice something else can connect with organizers or use the language partner matchmaking option. To keep things running smoothly, please register on the official site in advance, order at least one drink upon arrival in line with venue policy, and do not bring outside food or beverages. Be considerate of the staff, help keep the space tidy, and treat others respectfully, since rule violations can lead to a ban. Photos and videos may be taken to capture the event. If you prefer not to appear, let the photographer know. Keep personal items secure, as lost belongings cannot be guaranteed. There are also opportunities to contribute as an event organizer or as a photographer or videographer. The organizers reuse the same Facebook event link, so the date and participant numbers shown there may not reflect the actual details.

At Punch Line Philly in Philadelphia, The Moth StorySLAM hosts an open mic storytelling contest built around the theme of magic. Anyone who signs up can share a true, personal story in five minutes, while others are welcome to relax and listen from the audience. Look for candid voices and real experiences that turn everyday moments into something a little unexpected.

Co-presented with Clavius Productions, this program at The Perch Music & Arts Community in Philadelphia features performances by Hana Stretton, Jana Horn, and Danielle Nia. British and Australian artist Hana Stretton is a composer, singer, and producer recognized for spacious, warmly textured recordings. Her debut album, Soon, drew dedicated listeners around the world, then Phil Elverum reissued it on his own label the following year and publicly praised its quietly flourishing spirit. Her forthcoming album, tiarn, shifts the focus from inland terrain to the Pacific, weaving in subtle classical and electronic elements, with vinyl editions planned through PW Elverum & Sun in North America, brierfield flood press in Australia, and Lima Limo in Europe and the UK. Jana Horn is a writer and musician from Texas now based in Brooklyn. After the reissue of her debut, Optimism, she released two full-length albums on No Quarter. Her self-titled record, made at Sonic Ranch in West Texas, traces her move from Charlottesville, where she was in the University of Virginia’s Creative Writing MFA, to New York City. The New Yorker has noted kinship in her music with figures such as Young Marble Giants, Syd Barrett, and Broadcast, and she received the Halifax Ranch Prize in 2026 for her story “The Woman,” forthcoming in American Short Fiction. Philadelphia-based composer and performer Danielle Nia delves into electronic and experimental sound, drawing on electronic music, jazz, classical traditions, global styles, and chiptunes. Her work blends modular and keyboard synthesis with composition, mallet percussion, improvisation, computer programming, and circuit bending to shape a distinctive meeting of technology and artistry. Accessibility note: the venue has a street level entrance, but there are two steps to the restroom.

Shaboozey brings the Outlaws Never Die Tour to the Highmark Mann Center for the Performing Arts in Philadelphia. Through a partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from each ticket supports St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and its work to understand, treat, and overcome childhood cancer and other life threatening diseases. No portion of the ticket price is tax deductible. The show will go on rain or shine. All attendees will pass through security screening at entry, and bags must be no larger than 12 x 6 x 12 inches. Patrons with prohibited items or oversized bags may be turned away, and there is no storage or check in for restricted items. A detailed list of prohibited items is available through the venue's frequently asked questions. There is also an opportunity to become a St. Jude Partner in Hope.

SHABOOZEY brings the Outlaws Never Die Tour to the Skyline Stage at Highmark Mann in Philadelphia, PA.

Open to guests of all ages, this event includes supporting performers, and the lineup may be updated without notice. Ticket access includes a general public onsale along with presales from Live Nation, Citi cardmember options and preferred tickets, VIP package opportunities, and ConnectPHL.

Medium Build brings The King of Having Fun on Tour to TLA in Philadelphia for an all ages show. Through a partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from every ticket supports REVERB and its work to build a more sustainable music industry while empowering fans to take action on environmental and social issues. Ticket access includes public onsale, artist presale, Citi cardmember presale and preferred tickets, Live Nation presale, and both presale and onsale options for VIP packages.

Medium Build takes the stage at Theatre Of The Living Arts in Philadelphia for a concert that blends intimacy with high energy. The set emphasizes vulnerable storytelling, heartfelt vocals, and honest lyrics, with bigger indie rock moments shaped for a live setting to create a strong sense of connection between artist and audience. Tickets are available for this show.

Ms. Chen leads storytime in the Pavilion at Franklin Square with storytelling, songs, rhymes, dancing, and crafts. Held on alternating Wednesdays, each session features a different theme across the spring, summer, and fall seasons. The activities conclude with bubbles and a final craft.

Participants gather at Whitman Library for a relaxed group walk to Washington Avenue and back. Everyone sets their own pace, and the format emphasizes a low-pressure experience. In case of inclement weather the walk will be canceled, so check the library’s Facebook page or call ahead before heading out. The walk is led by Library Assistant Evalynn.

Caregivers can take part in a supportive therapy group at Capital Health Behavioral Health Specialists in Bordentown that centers on practical cognitive behavioral tools for navigating caregiving stress and daily demands. Led by Dr. Kristina McGuire, a clinical psychologist, the program focuses on building coping skills and confidence while introducing mindfulness, acceptance, and commitment practices that encourage sustained self care throughout the caregiving journey. Registration is required, and this group therapy program is billed to your health insurance. For details or to register, call Capital Health Behavioral Health Specialists at 609-689-5725.

Donate blood at the Fall Blood Drive. Appointments can be reserved in advance through the provided Red Cross scheduling link.

Set out for an easygoing group run starting from Philadelphia Runner’s University City shop. The route is roughly 3 to 5 miles and open to every pace and experience level. It offers a friendly hour of movement on a weekday evening for anyone training for a race, getting back into a routine, or simply looking to share a few miles with others.

Free Lyfe Healing Support Group offers a confidential, caring setting where participants can connect, reflect, and build resilience. Drawing on the shared wisdom of queer elders and young adults working through religious trauma, the group emphasizes storytelling, mutual learning, and emotional well-being. There is time for grounding, opportunities for personal growth, and a community-centered approach to support. Complimentary food and beverages are provided.

Healing Together offers a welcoming grief recovery meeting for anyone coping with loss, whether it happened recently or years ago. Participants can connect with others who understand, share experiences, listen with care, and take steps toward healing in a safe and compassionate setting. Every grief journey is personal, yet comfort and progress can grow through community. For more information, text 856-562-8187.

Venezuelan comedian and actress Poly Díaz brings a Spanish-language stand-up performance to Punch Line Philly in Philadelphia. Building on the success of her Romántica tour and her special Lo Necesario, which has garnered more than 375,000 views and 22 million impressions on social media, she turns immigrant life and modern dating into candid, unfiltered comedy. This appearance is part of Tiempo Libre, an international tour visiting more than 30 cities.

Bright Eyes shares the stage with Lullaby For The Working Class for an all ages concert. The group began in 1995 as Conor Oberst’s home-recording project with Mike Mogis, and Nate Walcott joined in 2006 to round out the core trio. Over the years, their music has become widely known, appearing across film and television, covered by artists such as Lorde, The Killers, Mac Miller, Phoebe Bridgers, Jason Mraz and beabadoobee, and sampled by performers like Young Thug and Lil Peep. In partnership with PLUS1, $1 from each ticket supports the Poison Oak Project and its work promoting equity for LGBTQ+ people, with a particular focus on the trans community.

Presented by Ensemble Arts, this appearance by Jeff Goldblum and The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra brings the Nightblooms World Tour to Miller Theater. Goldblum, whose work on screen and stage spans nearly six decades, recently portrayed the Wizard of Oz alongside Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo in the global hit Wicked and its companion Wicked: For Good. He founded his orchestra three decades ago, and together they deliver lively, modern interpretations of classic jazz and American Songbook favorites for audiences across the United States and worldwide. The band has released four Decca albums featuring collaborations with artists including Gregory Porter, Kelly Clarkson, Miley Cyrus, Fiona Apple, Freda Payne, Haley Reinhart, Imelda May, and Maiya Sykes. Their album Still Blooming reached the top of the Official Jazz & Blues Albums Chart and entered the UK Official Albums Chart’s top ten. An upcoming companion release, Night Blooms, on Universal’s Fontana label includes guest appearances by Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo, Charlie Puth, dodie, Scarlett Johansson, and Melody Gardot.

Celebrate the grand opening with lively music, fun surprises, and an opportunity to enter a drawing for a $1,000 Nordstrom Rack gift card. After the doors open, explore the new store and find savings of up to 70 percent on top brands and current seasonal styles. No purchase is necessary to enter or win, and buying something will not improve the odds. The giveaway is open to residents of the 50 United States or the District of Columbia who are 18 years or older, and winners must be present during the drawings to claim a prize. The total value of all prizes is $1,800, odds depend on the number of eligible entries, and there is a limit of one entry per person. Nordstrom, Inc. is the sponsor, employees are not eligible, and full official rules are available at the participating store.

This event features author Ayana Mathis, whose latest novel The Unsettled (Knopf, 2023) received the inaugural Gabe Hudson Prize from McSweeney’s and earned best-of-the-year and notable-book recognition from the New York Times, the Washington Post, The New Yorker, Publisher’s Weekly, Oprah Daily, and Kirkus Reviews. Her debut, The Twelve Tribes of Hattie (Knopf, 2012), became a New York Times bestseller, was selected for Oprah’s Book Club 2.0, appeared on year-end lists from the New York Times and NPR, and was recognized by the Dublin Literary Award and the Hurston/Wright Foundation’s Legacy Award. Mathis also writes essays and criticism for outlets including the New York Times, The Atlantic, T Magazine, the Financial Times, Rolling Stone, Guernica, and Glamour. She is pursuing a Master of Divinity at Union Theological Seminary, and her five-part New York Times series Imprinted By Belief explores how faith and American literature intersect. Offered in person and via livestream, with registration available.

Enjoy a free weekly yoga session at Whitman Library, held every Thursday with instruction alternating between Janet Faulls and Anne-Marie Mulgrew. The class welcomes all experience levels, including beginners. Bring your own mat or borrow one at the library. No registration is needed, just drop in. This program is sponsored by The Friends of Whitman Library.

Justin Taylor performs a solo acoustic set at La Scala's fire Marlton, nj.

This recurring gathering welcomes beginners and takes place every second Thursday of the month.

Set out from Philadelphia Runner’s Center City location for a relaxed group run designed for everyone, from race trainees to those easing back into shape to anyone who just wants friendly company on the miles. The route covers about 3 to 5 miles, and runners of every pace and experience level are welcome.

A small group program for ages 10 to 15 with ADHD focuses on practical social skills in a supportive setting. Each session introduces one targeted skill, shows what it looks like in action, and builds in guided practice with peers through structured activities and games. Participants receive real time coaching and feedback to help them apply new strategies beyond the session. Topics may include joining group discussions, starting conversations and keeping them going, understanding group dynamics, responding well to wins and losses, coping with frustration and setbacks, balanced back and forth sharing rather than monologues, regulating impulses and staying in control, working cooperatively, navigating and resolving conflicts, and developing lasting friendships. The aim is to move from knowing the rules to using them confidently in everyday situations. Led by Mike Marchionne, M.S., BCBA, the group offers planned opportunities to connect with peers along with hands on modeling, practice, and coaching. Families receive a brief recap and suggestions for continued practice after each meeting. Enrollment is limited to 10 participants per group.

Looking for an easygoing way to log some miles with others? This casual group run covers roughly 3 to 5 miles and suits a range of goals, from preparing for a race to getting back into a routine or simply enjoying company while you run. Expect about an hour of running on a weekday evening, and feel comfortable showing up at any pace or experience level.

Practice tango with guidance from Damián and Sarah in a supportive práctica that blends dedicated practice time with the chance to ask questions and chat about the dance. Expect practical tips, inspiration, and tailored suggestions, including figures as well as solo and partner exercises to keep your practice moving. A drop-in beginner class opens the event, and the práctica follows. Refreshments are provided. Pricing is $20 for the beginner class and $20 for the práctica, with the práctica free when you take the class. Payment is cash only.

Gay Social and Trenton Pride Center bring the LGBTQ community together for a relaxed social at The Station Tapas & Bar, centered on conversation, connection, and community. Expect an easygoing atmosphere where it is simple to meet new people or reconnect with familiar faces. Drink specials will be available, and guests cover their own food and beverages. A Gay Social Community Manager will be on site to greet attendees, facilitate introductions, and help ensure everyone feels comfortable, whether arriving solo or with friends. Admission is free, no RSVP is required, and this gathering is for ages 21 and over. The evening also highlights local LGBTQ affirming spaces.

Take part in a trivia night at 117 @ Olde City. Teams that sign up early get a 50-point bonus. The event is hosted by DJ Jeanna Renee. Large groups are welcome, and the kitchen remains open throughout the night.

DAÐI FREYR headlines at Union Transfer in Philadelphia, with BRÍET performing alongside. Under the banner Too Much, Not Enough, this event is open to attendees of all ages. A ticket cap is in effect, and any purchase that exceeds the limit may be canceled without notice. For ADA assistance, email UTassistance@bowerypresents.com. For general inquiries, contact UTinfo@bowerypresents.com.

Highmark Mann presents an intimate culinary evening as the Presser Foundation Stage transforms into a vibrant dining room for one night only. James Beard Award winner Mike Solomonov, the chef and restaurateur behind Zahav, Federal Donuts & Chicken, Dizengoff, Goldie, Laser Wolf, and more, will serve a multi-course, family-style menu while sharing stories and insights into his creative process and inspirations. Expect signature favorites such as hummus with pita, assorted mezze, pomegranate-braised lamb shoulder, kebabs, malabi custard, Lemonana, and additional specialties. Each course is complemented by live music from Polyphony, an ensemble of international artists, blending sound and flavor throughout the experience. Tickets are general admission in limited supply, include admission, dinner, dessert, and non-alcoholic beverages, and parties will be seated together at communal tables upon arrival.

Karaoke has become a weekly fixture at McCloskeys Tavern.

A new BNI networking chapter is taking shape in Beachwood, with a fully in-person launch meeting at Office Guys in Trenton. It is designed for business owners and professionals from the Beachwood area who want to help build a group from the start as founding members. Guided by BNI’s Givers Gain philosophy, the focus is on growing through trusted word of mouth and collaborative referral sharing. Visitors can attend at no cost to learn how the chapter works and how referral marketing can fuel business growth. Early participants can secure a founding seat, tap into a reliable flow of quality referrals from committed peers, strengthen relationships that boost reputation and reach, and create momentum for ongoing growth. BNI also offers a guarantee. Follow the program, and if the investment is not earned back, the second year is provided at no charge.

Attendees can bring a blanket and a snack and gather by the Clark Park playground to enjoy stories, songs, fun, and bubbles. If it rains, the event moves to Walnut Street West Library, and updates will be posted on social media on the day of the event. Open to all ages.

Mr. John leads stories, songs, and fingerplays, followed by a playgroup.

Celebrate handmade creativity at the Rittenhouse Square Fall Fine Craft Show. Presented by Rose Squared Art Shows, the event brings together more than 150 fine craft artists who display work across ceramics, jewelry, wood, glass, fiber, digital art, photography, furniture, and more.

Express Pet Health makes essential pet care simple and quick with no appointment required. This walk-in clinic offers convenient, budget-friendly preventive services provided by a wellness and veterinary medical team. Designed for busy pet families, visits are streamlined so routine needs can be handled without scheduling ahead.

Builders of every age can dive into open-ended fun at Builder Club, where LEGOS, blocks, Magna-Tiles, Lincoln Logs, and other building toys set the stage for imaginative creations. The setting invites participants to plan, stack, and experiment as they bring their ideas to life. Toddlers have a separate space stocked with blocks suited to their age.

Explore fire safety through interactive experiences. Take a ride on a fire truck, see equipment up close, and watch demonstrations in action. Enjoy the s'mores station, pick up giveaways, and discover more activities throughout the event.

Geet's features live music from the Rough Cut band, paired with a fall meal and cocktails.

South Jersey welcomes the return of Witch-Craft, turning Paradise Lakes Campgrounds in Hammonton into a wooded village where local partners share hearty stews and seasonal brews. Guests make their way along a bewitching path between elaborately themed tents, as roughly 60 breweries and distilleries pour signature favorites alongside new seasonal releases. Interactive moments fill the grounds, with a live seance, fortune telling, an apple-nodding game, a costume contest, a mixology demonstration, a scream queen scream off, a silent disco, and other surprises. Sampling the pours, chatting with makers, and enjoying savory bites all lead up to a crowd vote that crowns the most impressively decorated tent with bragging rights until next year. Those seeking an extra thrill can even camp out in the spooky woods. The celebration will go on in any weather.

Basement takes the stage at The Fillmore Philadelphia for an all-ages show. Opening acts may change without prior notice. Tickets include a public onsale, along with Artist, Spotify, and Live Nation presales. Citi cardmembers also have access to a presale and preferred ticket options.

Philadelphia Parks and Recreation’s Star Players present the musical Oliver at the Venice Island Performing Arts Center in Manayunk. Tickets are available in advance and can be used for any performance, and seating is general admission. Advance tickets cost $15 and the price at the door is $20. Group discounts are offered for parties of 20 or more. Now in its 14th season, the company features an all star cast.

Experience Owen Riegling live at The Fillmore Philadelphia in Philadelphia. This event is open to all ages. Opening acts may change without notice. Tickets are available through a public sale and several presales, including artist, Spotify, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmember options, along with a Citi Cardmember preferred allotment.

DJ Shadow brings a celebration of three decades of Endtroducing to Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia, joined by Prince Paul. This show is open to all ages.

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The Rocky Horror Picture Show returns to the Ritz 5 with a live shadowcast performance by Transylvanian Nipple Productions. A pre-show sets the tone, and prop bags will be available for purchase for $5. Multiple upcoming showtimes are planned, so confirm the correct performance when buying tickets.

The UConn Huskies meet the Temple Owls at Lincoln Financial Field for a football showdown with an East Coast rivalry vibe. These matchups are frequently decided by field position, stout defense, and clutch plays in the closing minutes. Tickets are available for those who want to experience it in person.

Spend a fall day exploring Philadelphia with a visit to Eastern State Penitentiary, once the most renowned and expensive prison of its era and now a dramatic ruin of crumbling cellblocks and quiet guard towers. Noted for its grand architecture and strict discipline, it is regarded as the first penitentiary of its kind, created to encourage true remorse. Over the years it held nearly 85,000 people, including bank robber Slick Willie Sutton and Al Capone. Admission with a self-paced audio guide is included, followed by a boxed lunch from Campo’s Cheesesteaks, the official cheesesteak of the Philadelphia Phillies. The itinerary continues with a guided Ghost Tour of Haunted Historical Philadelphia, a walking experience through the back streets and hidden gardens around Independence National Park, Old City, and Society Hill that shares stories of restless spirits, haunted homes, and historic graveyards. The tour has been recognized among the 15 top must see attractions in the United States. The cost is $165 per person, covering admission and the audio tour at Eastern State Penitentiary, the boxed lunch, admission for the guided ghost tour, and bus transportation. Pickup locations are available in Troy, Towanda, Wyalusing, and Tunkhannock. A portion of the proceeds benefits Building Outreach Opportunities, Inc.

Race For Hope Greater Philadelphia brings the community together for a 5K walk and run that raises awareness and funds to support brain tumor patients and their families. This family-friendly gathering welcomes participants of all ages and focuses on celebration, remembrance, and hope. The event takes place rain or shine. Participants can choose to run the 5K with official timing, run untimed, or walk at a comfortable pace. Wheelchairs and strollers are welcome. Water will be available at the halfway point and at the event site, along with light snacks. Registration options include Walker at $25, Timed Runner at $35, and Youth Walker or Youth Timed Runner at $10 for ages 12 and under. Volunteering is free. In-person registrants who sign up by the stated deadline may receive an event t-shirt, while availability is not guaranteed for late registrants. Registration fees increase before the event and again during event week. A no-cost virtual participation option is available for those unable to attend in person. Event t-shirts are mailed to virtual participants who raise at least $75 by the fundraising deadline so they arrive by event day, and those who register after the deadline do not qualify. The program includes a remembrance ceremony, an opening ceremony, the 5K, and a closing ceremony with runner awards.

Registration is open for the Stronger Together 5K Run/Walk, now taking place at Owens Park in Williamstown. This new setting keeps the event rooted in the community that has supported Living Recovery Network and its mission, delivering the same purpose and experience in a place that feels like home. Participants can run or walk, and supporters can cheer from the sidelines. The day brings people together to celebrate recovery, acknowledge each person’s journey, build awareness, and reinforce that recovery can happen. Sponsorship opportunities are available and help Living Recovery Network continue offering support, connection, resources, events, and opportunities for people and families affected by addiction.

Explore a lively open-air market featuring local farmers, artisans, food makers, and bakers. Browse fresh and handcrafted goods in the sunshine while connecting with neighbors. More than a place to shop, it offers a welcoming community experience.

Ease into the weekend with a 60-minute yoga class for all levels that combines strength work, flowing movement, and a warm sense of community. Guided by Arlinda of Arlinda’s Asanas, the session is especially welcoming to newer practitioners and those returning to the mat, offering plenty of variations so each person can move in a way that feels right. A smaller group setting allows time for questions and personalized guidance, while upbeat music and encouraging instruction keep the experience fun and accessible. The class is not heated, with warmth building naturally through breath and mindful effort. Expect to leave feeling open, steady, and ready for what comes next. Registration is required and space is limited.

Berlin Boro’s signature fall celebration fills Berlin Park with a full day of community fun. Expect a bustling vendor marketplace, kid-focused attractions, and live entertainment for all ages. The park serves as the hub for the stage, children’s programming, and a variety of booths, while additional areas host event sponsors, artisan crafters, food vendors, and a beer garden. A car show brings a standout lineup of vehicles, adding to the festive atmosphere. Throughout the day, enjoy continuous music, hands-on activities for children, pumpkin painting, and the Mutt Strut dog costume parade. Local first responders will be on site, and the festival offers a welcoming setting where businesses and community groups can be in the spotlight.

Thirteen Circles marks its fourth anniversary with a day of magick and celebration. Enjoy walk-in tarot readings with Atiya of Intuitive Jawn and walk-in astrology readings with Aleena of Promethia Astrology. Explore festive Halloween decorations, connect with artists and vendors from Witch’s Way Craft, Tinkers Co., Plantie Mems, and Sam Amberg Art, and savor cake, bubbly, drinks, and light refreshments. Look for select sales and discounts, enter raffles, and take a moment to set intentions or leave autumnal offerings at the community altar. It is a warm opportunity to show love to the Thirteen Circles family and celebrate four years of magick.

This walk centers on advancing the fight against Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia, highlighting renewed optimism sparked by emerging treatments. Held at Wolfe’s Pond Park in New York, it brings people together to show support, increase awareness, and look ahead with confidence in continued progress.

The month of May is dedicated to brain cancer awareness. This team walk is part of the National Brain Tumor Society Race for Hope and brings people together to show support. Team registration is available online.

Explore fresh ideas for your living space at the South Jersey Home Show. A wide range of companies will be in one place, making it easy to browse interesting products and gather inspiration. Discover resources for home improvement, landscaping, and design services, and connect with businesses that can help move your next project forward. The showcase takes place at Flyers Training Center.

Get Fresh Daily's Black Farmers Market is rooted in community and celebrates wellbeing for everyone. Centered on Black and Brown growers from the region, it highlights fresh, locally raised harvests grown without chemicals, and it functions as a movement as well as a marketplace. This collaborative hub brings together growers, holistic wellness brands, food makers, and artisans to expand economic opportunity, honor culture, and support a self-determined food system. Market days are lively, with more than fifteen vendors offering seasonal produce such as fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers, alongside handmade goods, ready-to-eat foods, and fresh juices. Live music sets the tone, conversations flow, and families, food enthusiasts, wellness practitioners, and neighbors from across Philadelphia gather to enjoy the season’s abundance. Within the market, the Get Fresh Daily Farmstand features fruits, vegetables, herbs, and plant medicines grown in its own gardens and in partnership with Philadelphia Orchard Project and neighborhood growers. The Farmstand uses a pay what you wish model, with no ID or income checks, removing barriers so everyone can access high-quality produce grown with organic practices and experience the respect that comes with it.

Learn the basics of crochet in a welcoming class that teaches simple techniques and guides you through creating your first cozy piece from the ground up. The class is free and takes place at the Camden County Library System, M Allan Vogelson Branch. Please bring your own materials, specifically one skein of worsted weight yarn such as Bernat Super Value or Red Heart Super Saver, along with a size H crochet hook, as supplies are not provided.

St. John's hosts a community luncheon where neighbors can gather for a warm meal and friendly conversation. It offers a simple way to connect and enjoy fellowship in a welcoming setting. Everyone is welcome.

A community effort assembles and distributes care bags for people experiencing homelessness in Camden. Contributors are encouraged to bring adult clothing, nonperishable food, toiletries, and other essentials. Prepare brown paper or sandwich bags with a simple lunch, and pack a separate bag with toiletries to keep hygiene items apart from food. A target of five to ten care bags per person is suggested. Toiletry ideas include travel-size toothpaste, a toothbrush, shampoo, conditioner, a comb or hairbrush, feminine hygiene products, and mouthwash. Typical lunches include turkey or peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with a small snack like chips. If you prefer not to stay to hand out items, you can drop off ready-made care packages. Clothing of all types and gently used items are welcome. There may also be produce and prepared foods depending on availability. For questions, call 267-881-3763.

This second annual community wellness open house focuses on caring for mind, body, and spirit while showcasing what the RS Wellness Center provides. Guests can move at their own pace, visit vendor tables, sample brief wellness services, and pause for guided moments of calm with short talks. A relaxed atmosphere, fruit infused water, and light wellness bites support easy connection and comfort. Whether the goal is to learn, unwind, shop, or spend time in community, the fair offers space to reset and leave feeling supported. Offerings include mini sessions such as chair massage, foot soaks, reflexology, red light therapy, and stretch demonstrations, along with concise educational talks. Complimentary food, giveaways, raffles, and opportunities for community connection round out the experience.

A community walk supporting the Children’s Tumor Foundation takes place at the Court Games Pavilion in Veterans Park South, Hamilton. Part of a nationwide series, it welcomes people living with neurofibromatosis and schwannomatosis, as well as families, friends, and supporters, to connect and raise awareness of these genetic conditions that affect over 4 million people worldwide. Funds raised help speed research, strengthen care, and move toward better treatments and, ultimately, a cure. There is no cost to register. Participants can take part individually or as part of a team with friends and family.

Free guided house tours at Cliveden begin in the Cliveden Barn. Each one-hour tour includes the grounds and the first and second floors of the house. No advance registration is required. The experience also features two exhibitions, Procuring Liberty in the Emerging Nation and Looking Glass.

Design and assemble a Turkish mosaic lamp in an interactive workshop at Vera Art Studio in Philadelphia. No prior experience is necessary. Step-by-step instruction is provided as you arrange colorful glass pieces, with all materials supplied and complimentary Turkish tea to enjoy. The session lasts about two to three hours, and everyone leaves with a completed lamp to brighten their space. Each workshop uses high quality materials to support a smooth process and polished results. If registration falls below four participants, the studio may contact you up to 24 hours in advance to reschedule.

Explore the art of vitrail, or stained glass, in a calm, hands-on workshop that invites you to create a unique piece. Paint on a clear glass frame with specialized glass paints, using a custom drawing board and ready-made templates for guidance. With clear, step-by-step instruction, you will trace and paint your design, strengthening focus and creativity while settling into a mindful rhythm that helps you unwind. This session is welcoming to beginners and anyone interested in learning a new technique. All materials are provided, including the glass frame, paints, brushes, the drawing board, and design templates. You can follow a template or personalize details to make the artwork your own. By the end, you will take home a finished glass painting ready to display or share as a handmade gift. Expect approximately two to two and a half hours. No prior experience is required. Important notes: Materials are included and each participant leaves with a completed piece. The workshop is designed to be relaxing, enjoyable, and beginner friendly. If fewer than four participants are enrolled, you may be contacted about rescheduling 24 hours before the start. To keep the session on track, those arriving more than 15 minutes after the scheduled start time cannot be accommodated.

Plan ahead for a smooth arrival. Everyone will pass through a security screening at the entrance, and only small bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches are allowed. Oversized bags or restricted items may result in denial of entry, and there is no storage or check-in available for items that are not permitted. For a complete list of prohibited items, please consult the venue’s FAQ. Tickets include a public onsale and multiple presale options, including artist and artist support presales, TD Bank, Spotify, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember access, along with VIP package opportunities. Citi cardmembers may also have access to preferred tickets. All ticket prices are subject to change. This event will be held rain or shine.

Cipha Sounds brings a night of stand-up from a New York City comedian who tours with Dave Chappelle, Bert Kriescher, Michael Che, Michelle Wolf, Mo Amer, and other big names. His comedy is silly, topical, and observational, offering a welcome dose of laughter when things feel heavy. You may have seen or heard him on Chappelle Show, Comedy Central, Netflix, TRU TV, MTV, and A&E, as well as on New York radio with the Hot 97 morning show and Eminem's Shade 45 Sirius XM. Podcast appearances include 2 Bears one Cave, Are You garbage, Legion of Skanks, Drink Champs, and The Danny Brown Show. He even jokes that Jay-Z once told him not to name drop... wink wink. Catch him live at Punch Line Philly for a night of comedy.

Ensemble Arts Presents, in association with Show & Tell, brings Dan and Phil’s Hard Launch World Tour to Miller Theater in Philadelphia. The duo takes the stage with a new production filled with candid stories, chaotic humor, and a celebratory spirit. Expect an evening of bold oversharing and big laughs as they mark a fresh era together. Whether you know them from their podcast, have followed them for years, or are simply along with friends or family, this show welcomes all.

Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan brings a spellbinding performance to CURE Insurance Arena, with commanding vocals that turn each melody into a lasting memory. This performance centers on storytelling and unforgettable songs. Please note the venue policies: professional cameras and recording devices are not allowed, re-entry is not permitted, and children age 2 and older require a ticket.

Saturday Karaoke comes to 117 @ Olde City in Philadelphia’s Olde City neighborhood. Guests can take the mic and sing favorite songs at a new venue in the area.

Teen drivers gain practical, hands on experience at the Tire Rack Street Survival school, building confidence and control by exploring the limits of their own car with guidance from an in-car coach. The program focuses on the physics of driving, smart decision making, faster reactions, and anticipating the behavior of others to promote safer habits on the road. It is a full day that blends classroom learning with extensive behind-the-wheel time. Students spend about two hours across three classroom sessions, then devote the rest of the day to real-world drills in their car, including skid recovery on a wet pad, sudden lane changes for collision avoidance, threshold braking with ABS, and a slalom to feel how weight shifts affect handling. When possible, the day also features two wheels off recovery practice and a tailgating awareness exercise. Classroom topics cover proper seating and hand position, mirror setup, the tire’s contact patch, weight transfer principles, long-range vision, and overall situational awareness, along with the challenges posed by distractions like music, phones, and extra passengers. Demonstrations may include a semi truck blind spot exercise to reveal how many vehicles disappear from view and, in some cases, an airbag deployment to reinforce safe hand placement. Parents are welcome to spend the day alongside their student, sit in on classroom sessions, and talk with instructors, who are available to answer questions. Lunch is provided for students, parents, and volunteers. The course fee is $175.

The Franklin Mills Flea Market is an outdoor marketplace that operates on Sundays, weather permitting. Vendors may secure daily or monthly spaces, with availability determined by arrival order. Payment is collected on site in cash, and there is an option to prepay by credit card. Food vendors are not being accepted at this time.

The Philadelphia Empower Walk/5K will be held at the Philadelphia Navy Yard in Philadelphia. It offers two ways to participate, with both a walk and a 5K distance available.

The Cerebral Palsy Awareness 5K is a USATF sanctioned race at Veterans Park and is included in the Grand Prix race series. This first annual event benefits Strides 4 Gianluca, a 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to increasing awareness of cerebral palsy and supporting research organizations, families affected by CP, and related projects. It is presented in recognition of World Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day. Participants can run or walk a 5K course through the park. Medals will be awarded to the overall female and male champions, along with age group awards for the top three female and male finishers. Strollers are permitted and should start from the back. The event takes place rain or shine, with cancellations only in the case of emergency weather. Registration starts at $35, then increases to $40 and later $45. Event shirts are not guaranteed for late registrants, are available for pickup on site on race day, and are not mailed.

Knights of Columbus San Salvador Council 283 will participate in the annual Columbus Day and Italian American Heritage Day Parade and Festival. A Mass at St. Monica’s precedes the procession and is optional for council members. Families and friends connected to the council are welcome to walk alongside the group during the parade. The procession continues down Broad Street to Marconi Plaza and into the festival area, where the council will have a booth. As part of the day’s activities, the council will present the Mother Cabrini statue to South Philadelphia, a meaningful moment for both the council and the community.

Test your skills in a head-to-head Constructed tournament with best-of-three matches. Entry is $30, and payment is taken at sign-up. Registration is available on site or by phone at 856-442-0402, and the CARDE app will not be used for registration. Participants receive a promo card while supplies last. The winner takes home a Champion playmat and earns a first-round bye at a Regional Qualifier. All competitors who place in the top eight receive an exclusive promo. Additional store credit awards are determined by attendance. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Envoute Entertainment presents Back To The 90s, a one of a kind convention experience powered by nostalgia. Discounted early bird tickets are available. Interested vendors can contact info@m2events.org.

This family focused event in Fishtown features arcade games and food. All children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Barcade donates a portion of 2026 Family Day token sales to Gamers Outreach, supporting recreation for children in hospitals through video games and the gaming community.

Tony Castro and Nina Rubinstein host a welcoming social dance at The Dance Loft, formerly Storm BDC. The gathering begins with an introductory group lesson, then moves into open social dancing with DJ Tony curating the music. All are welcome, and admission is $20 per person. This event is part of a new series at the studio.

Foster The People bring the Good Mourning Sunshine Tour to Philadelphia with a concert at the Highmark Skyline Stage at The Mann Center For The Performing Arts. This tour stop features the band live on stage in the city.

Kelela brings a live performance to TLA in Philadelphia, PA. The show is open to attendees of all ages. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a Citi cardmember presale with preferred tickets, a presale through Live Nation, VIP package options, and a general public sale.

Facilitated by Jayme Rose, this women’s circle offers a calm, supportive setting to slow down and connect. Participants share tea, engage in gentle somatic movement, and practice authentic expression to ease tension and deepen connection with themselves and with one another. Donations are appreciated.

WXPN 88.5 welcomes the Love You Even Still 2026 World Tour to Union Transfer in Philadelphia, featuring SUGAR with J. Robbins of Jawbox. This all ages show includes a partnership with PLUS1, with proceeds donated to The Trevor Project. A strict ticket limit applies, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled without notice. For ADA assistance contact assistance@utphilly.com, and for general inquiries email info@utphilly.com.

Experience a free crystal bowl sound bath at Mount Laurel Library that invites deep relaxation through a gentle, multi-sensory immersion. Singing crystal bowls are paired with nature-inspired sound and light to create a calming atmosphere that supports the mind, body, and spirit. The tones are described as resonating with different energy centers to encourage balance, release tension, and promote a rejuvenating state of ease. Participants can rest comfortably while the harmonies wash over them and help quiet the mind. For comfort, bring a yoga mat, blanket, and pillow, or use a chair if you prefer to sit. Dressing comfortably is suggested, and you are welcome to bring crystals and extra water. Free registration is available, no library card is required, and everyone is welcome. If you are unfamiliar with the location, consider allowing a little extra time to get settled.

Union Transfer in Philadelphia hosts SUGAR as part of the Love You Even Still world tour, with J. Robbins of Jawbox also performing. Supported by WXPN 88.5, this all-ages concert includes a charitable component. In collaboration with PLUS1, proceeds will be directed to The Trevor Project. A strict ticket limit applies, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled without notice.

Build kitchen know-how while learning how to prepare stock and chili. The session highlights foundational techniques and clear steps to guide you through the process from start to finish.

Mark Winters brings an evening of acoustic rock filled with positive energy to Rusty Nail in Ardmore, PA as part of the Good Vibes Highway Tour. This traveling show carries upbeat, nerd-friendly spirit to communities throughout the U.S. and Canada, weaving playful humor, heartfelt moments, and tuneful harmonies to lift spirits. Songs encourage everyone to shine together and share uplifting energy, celebrating curiosity, kindness, and human connection through music. Blending science enthusiasm with storytelling, the tour brightens spaces from campgrounds and coffeehouses to community stages, whether under the stars or in the heart of a busy city. Texas-based rock artist Mark Winters is a poet at heart, a dedicated musician and entrepreneur, an optimist and family man, and even a rocket scientist. He first picked up a guitar to serenade his wife on their anniversary and discovered the joy of connecting through music. Influenced by rock, blues rock, and pop, and inspired by artists like John Mayer, Tom Petty, and Jason Mraz, he crafts a rock sound with a positive vibe. His process begins with poetry and thoughtful structure, a path encouraged early on by his grandmother.

Head out for a walk with the PA Game Commission to explore the refuge and learn about the mammals and other wildlife that live there. This program is free, and no advance registration is required.

Haven Crest Murder Mystery at Library IV centers on figuring out who the neighbors really are. Expect a few twists and good food as the mystery plays out.

The Conshohocken Environmental Advisory Council holds a public meeting that welcomes community members. Participants can hear about current projects, programs, and initiatives that support environmental progress and community well-being, and discover ways to get involved. The meeting takes place in the Emergency Operations Center on the first floor of Borough Hall, straight back from the main entrance. If there are any issues entering the building or locating the room, call or text 215-870-5274 for assistance.

Benjamin Tod and the Inline Six bring their 2026 Tour to Union Transfer in Philadelphia. Known as the frontman of Lost Dog Street Band, Tod steps into a refreshed sound with his solo album Shooting Star, a return to honkytonk roots and classic country textures shaped by his Nashville upbringing. The music reflects hard-won clarity and gratitude, trading stark, brooding tones for storytelling that reaches for authenticity and renewal. Influences span outlaw and red dirt country, folk, and indie, all tied to a spirit of growth and resilience. This is an all ages show. A strict ticket limit applies, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled without notice. For ADA assistance, email assistance@utphilly.com. For general inquiries, email info@utphilly.com.

Hosted by the Mount Laurel Public Education Fund at Ramblewood Country Club, this 29th annual golf classic is an 18-hole scramble that supports Mount Laurel Schools. The day includes registration and lunch, a shotgun start on the course, and concludes with a cocktail hour, dinner, and an awards presentation. The cost is $125 per golfer.

Presented by the Bengali Cultural Society of South Jersey, this three day Durga Puja celebration honors the homecoming of Goddess Durga, spanning Mahashashthi through Vijaya Dashami. The Indian Cultural Center of South Jersey fills with devotion and culture, featuring a beautifully crafted Durga idol, pushpanjali, spirited dhunuchi dance, and evening sandhya aarti set to the rhythms of the dhak. Authentic Bengali food prepared by the community includes favorites like luchi with aloor dom and mishti doi. Each evening brings cultural programs with classical dance, Rabindra Sangeet, folk performances, and contemporary entertainment for all ages. Family friendly activities continue with children's events and games, and a traditional sindoor khela closes the festivities on the final day. Traditional attire is encouraged, and everyone is welcome, whether attending for the first time or continuing a cherished tradition.

The Blueberry Jam Sessions is a monthly open mic held every third Friday, spotlighting the voices of the community. Poets, spoken word performers, singer-songwriters, and lovers of creative expression have a chance to present their work, hear new pieces, and connect with others. This event is supported through funding from The Hammonton Community Endowment Fund.

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs arrives at Patriots Theater at the War Memorial in a family-friendly ballet from The United European Ballet, presented by Classical Arts Entertainment. The classic story unfolds through expressive dance, colorful characters, and clear storytelling as Snow White, a jealous Queen, and seven lively dwarfs fill the stage with humor and charm, set to the beautiful music of Bogdan Pavlovsky. An international ensemble of dancers from more than 15 European countries, including leading artists from Ukraine, brings exceptional energy to the production. Hand-painted sets and vivid costumes create a living storybook atmosphere, and playful, heartwarming moments make it enjoyable for children and audiences of all ages. The ballet is performed in two acts with one intermission.

Jimmy and the Parrots bring their tropical party sound to Cooper's Riverview on the Mercer County waterfront, setting the scene for lively island music and plenty of dancing. For nearly two decades the band has toured across the United States and the Caribbean, and has been a longtime featured act at the annual Meeting of the Minds Parrot Head convention in Key West, Florida. Their Key West stops have included Smokin' Tuna Saloon, Rick's Cafe, Sloppy Joe's, Rum Barrel, Schooner Wharf and Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville. Fans have even traveled with them on the Yea Mon Tour to Jamaica and on the Yea Mon Cruise on Carnival Pride, highlighted by a set at Senor Frog's in Nassau, Bahamas. Ticket options include general admission for $10 online with purchase at the door if available, preferred reserved seating (Gold) for $15, and VIP reserved seating (Platinum) for $20. Happy hour and the full dinner menu will be available. For ticket or seating assistance, reach 609-393-7300.

The third annual Saint MARKet Fair craft show takes place at Saint Mark UMC in Hamilton, New Jersey, featuring crafts, food, and a bake sale for a day of shopping. Vendor registration is currently open. There is a reminder to watch for scammers related to registration.

Now in its third year, the Philly Coffee Festival gathers a handpicked mix of coffee roasters and exhibitors at the 23rd Street Armory, inviting attendees to taste and learn about distinctive beans and flavor profiles. It offers a welcoming setting for coffee fans and friends to sample and compare a wide range of coffees, all in one place.

Clark Park in West Philadelphia hosts the 2026 season finale of the OAON Uhuru Flea Market. Vendors and volunteers can sign up to participate.

The $5 Family Matinee series features Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed at this nonprofit theater. Mystery Inc. returns in a live action sequel inspired by the 1970s Hanna-Barbera cartoon. When a masked villain spoils the grand opening of the Coolsville Criminology Museum, the teen sleuths set out to reveal the culprit and confront several familiar foes. The cast includes Matthew Lillard, Freddie Prinze Jr., Sarah Michelle Gellar, and Linda Cardellini. Members and their children receive free admission to every $5 Family Matinee, and membership starts at $50.

Barbie hits the road with the Original Icon Tour, bringing the Barbie Truck to Suburban Square. This pop-up showcases exclusive merchandise available only on the Barbie Truck Tour. Look for the setup near the lawn.

Salty Paws marks its grand re-opening with new products, giveaways, specials on dog drinks, and brand-new ice cream flavors, along with more to enjoy. Attendees are invited to share a photo of their dog as part of the festivities.

One Love Animal Rescue hosts an adoption event at Pet Supplies Plus in Cherry Hill. Meet animals hoping for a loving home and see if your next companion is waiting there.

History takes center stage in Ambler with the inaugural Revolutionary Pub Crawl from Revolutionary Crawls & Events. This experience blends a guided town stroll, interactive storytelling, and a lively pub-crawl atmosphere. Professional reenactors and live historical presentations bring the past to life, with drinks, light fare, and plenty of laughs along the way. A mix of tour, hands-on history, and celebration, it offers a spirited way to experience Ambler.

Fall Fest at Bethel Church is a family friendly celebration of the season. The event features food trucks, a craft market, trunk or treat, inflatable attractions, games, and music, with chances to meet people from the community and spend time together. It welcomes those connected to Bethel, neighbors who are new to the area, and first time visitors alike.

Out of caution for attendee safety, the overnight campout has been postponed due to a forecast nor’easter bringing high winds and heavy rain, and it has been rescheduled. Existing registrations will automatically transfer to the new dates, and registration will reopen with an updated schedule to follow. Updates will be shared on Instagram. This experience features tent camping paired with hands-on learning and exploration. Take part in a BioBlitz with the Temple Ambler Field Station and the Ambler Arboretum of Temple University. See drone demonstrations and take part in a drone group photo with the College of Science and Technology’s Dr. Laura Toran. Enjoy stargazing with the Delaware Valley Amateur Astronomers, try night orienteering with the Delaware Valley Orienteering Association, and gather at the campfire for stories, songs and s’mores. Campsite fees are $40 for the general public and $15 for Temple students. Each site accommodates up to six people with one tent, and campers bring their own tent for a 15-by-15-foot space. The registration fee includes the BioBlitz, guided walks, workshops, a campfire, stargazing, games and s’mores. This is an all-weather event, rain or shine. Pets, alcohol and smoking are not permitted. Food will be available for purchase from food trucks, or attendees may bring food in a cooler that does not require cooking. Portable grills and other cooking equipment are not allowed. Presented in partnership with the Temple Ambler Field Station, the Ambler Arboretum of Temple University, and Recreation, Outdoor Education and Wellness at Temple Ambler. The campout celebrates accessible connections to nature and wildlife, and contributions help sustain outdoor education and citizen science opportunities.

A gala will honor the 100th anniversary of the Historic Trenton Masonic Temple, with tours of the building, the museum, and the library offered throughout the celebration. Guests can step into areas that are rarely open to the public and experience a site often described as an architectural marvel, carefully maintained in its original condition. The occasion will feature food and a festive atmosphere. Tickets are expected to be available through Eventbrite soon, with updates to be posted on the event page.

An 85th anniversary is being celebrated with an evening of live music featuring the nationally acclaimed tribute band Chicago 9. The night offers great songs, plenty of laughs, and a festive spirit while this milestone is honored. Food and drinks will be served.

Cynical Z, a high-energy party band, brings a lively show to Villari's Lakeside Restaurant & Bar. The evening also celebrates drummer Greg's birthday, adding a festive touch.

Experience a Slow Flow Vinyasa session at Tindall Road Brewery that welcomes practitioners of all levels. The practice centers on calming the mind and grounding your energy to set a positive tone for the day and the week ahead. Space is limited and the fee is $20. To reserve a spot, email YogaByElise1111@yahoo.com.

Mount Laurel Day is a community celebration organized by Mount Laurel Township, offering an afternoon filled with live music, food trucks, crafters, children’s activities, appearances by township organizations, giveaways, and raffles. Complimentary attractions include face painting, balloon animals, a petting zoo with pony rides, bounce houses, and henna tattoos, along with chances to win prizes throughout the event. Food and treats will be available from Cha-Yen, Corson Steaks, Cousins Maine Lobster, Crispy Chic, Dans Waffles, Dominic's Tavern, House of Cupcakes, Kanto Filipino BBQ, Keeks Touch, Kielbassa N More, Kotton Kandy Katerers, Master Foodies, Matty G Dogz, Mister Softee, Not Your Mama's Tacos, Nothing Bundt Cakes, The Crepe Truck, Pirate Pete's Soda Pop Company, Simple Fried, Spice It Up Jamaican Grill, Spud Shack Food Truck, Squeeze & Bean, and Taste of Soul by Ms, Nancy. Community groups and services participating include Mount Laurel Township, Mount Laurel Police Department, Mount Laurel Fire Department, Mount Laurel EMS, OEM, Mount Laurel Library, Mount Laurel Garden Club, Burlington County Board of Elections, and Burlington County Board of Social Services. Shoppers can browse handmade and specialty items from Jwolf Crafts, By These Hands, Taj Candles, Baskow Embroidery, Adrienne Mirenda, Jeanne's World, Kayla & Oakland Pet Bandanas, Lori's Little Lovelies, Sourdough by Jess, Timothy McCormick, CC Mizfit Craft, Fawns Meadow, Siena's Candy Jar, Captain of Creations, The Slime Lab, Salty Paws Princeton, Handmade by Love, PattRNd Wood Crafts, and Tracy Rebel. Entertainment features The Sensational Soul Cruisers, performing tributes to classic soul, Motown, disco, and other favorites from the 1960s through the 1980s. Parking will be available for attendees. Expect nearby road closures and please note that parking will not be allowed at the police complex. Mount Laurel Township is the sole organizer of this event. For questions about vendors, email comments@mountlaurel.com. Be cautious of fraudulent messages, as vendor spots are not held and placement is not handled through DMs or PMs.

An annual Pug-O-Ween celebration at the Bux-Mont Pug Meet-up takes place at Horsham Dog Park and features a costume contest. A rain date is planned.

Men gather in a supportive circle to uplift one another. Ben facilitates the session, encouraging connection through openness, play, and strength. This donation-based gathering takes place every third Monday, and no one is turned away for lack of funds.

A creative, experiential retreat spanning three nights and two and a half days at the St. Raphaela Center in Haverford, Pennsylvania, designed to gently support people navigating the loss of someone dear. Participants engage in a compassionate environment that honors every facet of grief, from protective feelings to tender emotions, while exploring pathways toward hope, meaning, and healing. Guided by the Meaningful Grief Model, the program blends creativity, movement, music, mindfulness, and Internal Family Systems practices. Professionally facilitated small and large group sessions include opportunities for journaling, collage, reflective activities, and gentle movement, along with mindful walks on the center’s grounds. Activities are flexible so each person can participate at a comfortable pace. Nourishment is provided throughout the retreat. Overnight guests receive three meals daily, and day participants are served lunch and refreshments such as snacks, tea, coffee, and water. Participation options include single-occupancy overnight lodging, a shared room for two, or a daytime-only experience. The retreat is led by Lara Krawchuk, MSW, LCSW, MPH, who serves as Healing Concepts’ owner and clinical director, co-founded Healing Perspectives, holds certification in IFS, and presents nationally on grief and loss, and by Emilee Duckworth, MSW, LCSW, co-founder of Healing Perspectives who specializes in supporting grief, trauma, and professional development for clinicians.

Jen Howard, an American singer and multi-instrumentalist from Prestonsburg, Kentucky, brings a sound that blends folk, roots, reggae and sophisti-pop. Her songwriting focuses on human nature, love, courageous self-motivation and intentional compassion for ourselves and one another. Her catalog includes the debut EP Motion released in 2019 and the album Still from March 2024. She has shared her music widely across the United States and internationally, including Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica, Germany, the Netherlands, Iceland and Peru.

McManimon’s Pub Trenton hosts a monthly pub trivia night.

The Brothers Comatose bring a lively mix of folk and bluegrass to Ardmore Music Hall. Expect toe-tapping rhythms, warm harmonies, and vibrant string playing that creates a spirited night of live music.

EmpowerHer is a women’s networking brunch designed for genuine connection, collaboration, and community, combining ambition with authenticity. It brings together women from a wide range of industries to share experiences, exchange ideas, and build meaningful relationships over a delicious, locally catered brunch. Entrepreneurs, creatives, professionals, and changemakers will find space to network with intention, gain fresh perspectives, and leave feeling energized and empowered. Admission includes motivating speakers, a catered brunch with beverages, and giveaways that encourage community building. A full lineup of speakers and additional activities will be announced soon. All presentations will be featured on the Beyond the Pages podcast on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. The event will be emceed by CJ Stasik, a speaker and clarity coach, and founder of SheHandlesIt. After years of leadership that included serving as CEO of an award-winning digital agency, she chose to step away from burnout and redefine success. She now supports women in transition, leaders facing overwhelm, and individuals exploring their next chapter, with a focus on clarity, alignment, reinvention, and the courage to move forward. She blends real world leadership experience with grounded personal growth work to help people reclaim identity, rebuild confidence, and create momentum during times of change.

Settle in for a relaxed, slightly spooky ladies night at Valleybrook Country Club with wine, shopping, and cozy fall vibes. The look leans cute and spooky rather than full costumes, with skulls, pink, and black setting the tone. Tickets are $60 and include a glass of champagne, a spooky swag bag at entry, a mini buffet, passed hors d'oeuvres, a raffle ticket, access to all shopping vendors, and use of the photo booth for plenty of photo ops. Psychic and tarot sign ups are available for an additional fee, and permanent jewelry is also offered at extra cost. A tattoo artist will be on site. Additional drinks, readings, and shopping are available for purchase. Expect a full evening of spooky fun.

The Borough of Lindenwold Joint Land Use Board holds a public meeting at Borough Hall, typically scheduled on the fourth Thursday of the month. Agendas are posted in advance and can also be accessed on the borough's website. This listing is shared as a public service by Love Lindenwold.

Back at Filomena’s in Berlin, the performers deliver a rocking night with plenty of time on the dance floor. The venue serves food and beverages, so dinner, appetizers, and drinks are available before the music gets going.

Presented by Ensemble Arts with Live Nation, this performance brings stand-up comedian and actor Jordan Jensen to Miller Theater. Her hour Take Me With You premiered on Netflix to strong notices, with Decider noting it as a confident debut that challenges expectations around femininity. Jensen headlines theaters nationwide and often tours alongside Tom Segura. She has built a substantial digital audience, amassing over a million followers across platforms and approaching 1.3 million views for her YouTube special, and she connects with listeners through her podcasts Bein’ Ian with Jordan and RIP Jordan Jensen. Her onscreen credits include Bradley Cooper’s feature Is This Thing On? for Searchlight with Will Arnett, appearances on The Late Late Show with James Corden, Comedy Central Features, Don’t Tell Comedy, and Vice’s Super Maximum Retro Show with Chris Distefano, as well as voicing the lead in Adult Swim’s The Elephant. Honors include becoming the first woman to win the NY Funniest Stand-Up honor at the New York Comedy Festival and recognition from Vulture and Deadline as a comedian poised for a breakout. On stage and on camera, her material blends candid storytelling with fearless honesty, drawing on an unconventional upbringing and years on the road.

Cooper River Park hosts the Greater Philadelphia Walk for Research, featuring an event village, a ceremony, and a 3 mile walk. The course is wheelchair and stroller accessible, and dogs are permitted.

This monthly outdoor market showcases an eclectic selection of local handmade creations, vintage finds, and antique treasures. Admission is free and open to the public, and no tickets are required. The event goes on rain or shine. Leashed, well behaved pets are welcome. The setting is an outdoor wooded area with some uneven ground, so visitors should stay alert and watch their footing. Vendor participation is managed exclusively by Events Director Janeen Hovnanian, and messages from anyone else about vendor spots are not connected to this show. For general questions, please see the event’s FAQ page.

Cherry Hill Spooktacular Craft & Vendor Market brings Halloween fun and fall flair to Cherry Hill Mall with a family-friendly shopping experience. Local makers and small businesses showcase handmade goods, unique finds, sweet treats, seasonal décor, gifts, costumes, and other autumn and Halloween items. Shoppers can browse spooky-cute pieces and one-of-a-kind gifts for the season. Vendor registration is open, and space is limited, offering sellers a chance to share their products with families and seasonal shoppers.

South Jersey Fall Fest offers a full day of seasonal fun for all ages, with local vendors, hands-on crafts, and live entertainment. Kids can take part in festive activities, play games, and capture photos, while adults explore community resources and shop the offerings. The first 100 families to arrive will receive a trick-or-treating passport for a chance to win a special prize. Additional details about vendors and activities will be announced soon.

Volunteers come together in Philadelphia to assemble and distribute care packs for people experiencing homelessness. Participants typically bring a backpack or 5 to 10 brown-bag meals with bottled water, along with travel-size toiletries such as deodorant, toothpaste, soap, and other essential care items. Many prepare turkey or peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with a bag of chips. The group walks through the area to share these supplies, so comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes are recommended. Those who prefer to donate without walking can use a brief drop-off period at the start. Families are welcome, including children, and inviting friends, relatives, and co-workers is encouraged.

MainStreet Hammonton presents the 19th annual community trick-or-treat in downtown Hammonton, designed with families in mind and filled with seasonal fun. A rain date is planned. Updates and additional details will be shared on Downtown Hammonton’s social media.

A warm gathering for cat lovers to swap photos of their kitties, enjoy browsing others' snapshots, and share funny or heartfelt stories that may bring a laugh or a tear. Participants can also make a cat toy for their own feline companion. To support Bordentown City Cats, 15 percent of all proceeds will be donated. The event will be offered in two seatings.

Experience live music from The Wild Clovers at McManimon’s Pub Trenton.

A candlelit concert in Hammonton transforms Kathedral Event Center into an intimate setting for a multi-sensory tribute to two iconic catalogs. The Listeso String Quartet performs favorites by Queen and ABBA, with selections that may include Dancing Queen, Mamma Mia, Super Trouper, Waterloo, Gimme Gimme Gimme, Bohemian Rhapsody, We Will Rock You, We Are the Champions, Don’t Stop Me Now, I Want to Break Free, Killer Queen, SOS, Money, Money, Money, and Voulez Vous. The performance lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and late entry is not permitted. Seating is assigned within zones on a first come, first served basis. The event is open to ages 8 and up, guests under 16 must be accompanied by an adult, and the venue is ADA compliant.

Leading Zero appears at Bourbon and Brews.

This fall celebration brings together One Love Animal Rescue and The Local Rancocas Market to help close out the season. A Pup Strut costume contest for dogs features a $5 registration fee per dog, with prizes for first, second, and third place for best pet costume. All registration proceeds support One Love Animal Rescue. In addition to the contest, expect plenty of other fun activities.

A daylong celebration featuring a marketplace of local makers, tasty food and desserts, live performances and music, activities and games for children, exhibits from community groups, and a car show. It highlights the spirit of Stratford with plenty to see and do. Admission is free for all.

Gain a clearer view of your health with a gentle, noninvasive full-body thermography scan that visualizes heat patterns to reveal inflammation, areas of strain, and points of balance. The images provide practical insight into hormone health, circulation, and the lymphatic system, which can be especially useful if you are navigating perimenopause, dealing with stress, or pursuing specific wellness goals. Use these findings to make informed choices and shape a more intentional approach to well-being. Appointments are available for scans.

A Halloween party features a meal prepared by the women of the club. Costumes are encouraged to add to the fun. A board meeting is also scheduled.

Connect with local organizations that support seniors and their families at a free expo at Camden County College. Attendees can enjoy refreshments, take part in prize drawings, and access on-site health screenings. Pre-registration is available.

An enjoyable night out with Building Bridges With Hope is on the horizon, supporting a meaningful cause. More details will be announced, and tickets will be available soon.

Glitz, glamour, and plenty of laughs take center stage at Columbus Hall as Divas In A Man’s World presents a dinner and Halloween show packed with celebrity and female impersonations. This concert-style revue celebrates icons such as Cher and Dolly Parton, with Joan Rivers steering the comedy as host. Admission is $75 online and includes a full dinner buffet and beverages, featuring unlimited beer, wine, soft drinks, coffee, and tea, plus two complimentary mixed well drinks.

Chestnut Hill hosts an evening of comedy, magic, and mentalism headlined by Yarden Shalev. This seasoned performer has delivered thousands of shows, entertaining audiences on cruise ships, in theaters, and on two hit television programs. Expect a blend of sleight of hand, mind reading, and humor designed for mature audiences. Street and lot parking can be found nearby, with no parking available on site. Guests may bring their own snacks and beverages in containers with lids, and there will be no food or drink for sale at the venue. Ticket prices increase by $10 on the day of the performance, and tickets can be purchased by texting or calling 786-564-2291. Refunds are only offered if the event is canceled by the venue or producer, and all programming is subject to change or cancellation.

The Lenola Fire Department and the Lenola Auxiliary are hosting their annual Halloween party with free admission for everyone. Enjoy a costume contest, a haunted house, music, and more.

This constructed Union Arena event featuring Goddess of Victory: Nikke takes place at Top Deck Games. Entry is 15 dollars, and players will need a valid Bandai TCG+ account or BNID, with registration handled through Bandai TCG+. Any IP is permitted. The event uses three Swiss rounds with single-game matches, each round lasting 30 minutes with 5 additional minutes for overtime. Prizes are issued as store credit based on final record, and every participant receives one participation pack. Records of 3-0-0 earn 40 in credit, 2-0-1 earn 30, 2-1-0 earn 20, and 1-1-1 earn 10. Top two promotional rewards are only available to those using the corresponding IP. For questions, call 856-858-2700 or email cherryhill@topdeckgames.com.

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.

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.

At Philadelphia Miniaturia, this daylong workshop explores cold porcelain while guiding participants through creating glowing mushroom miniatures. The instructor demonstrates how to mix cold porcelain in a home kitchen, then leads the project from start to finish. Everyone leaves with a recipe and comprehensive, take-home instructions to recreate the piece. All tools and materials are provided, so no additional supplies are required.

Ardmore Music Hall hosts a show featuring Assembly of Dust with Donna the Buffalo also performing. Both acts share the stage for one event at this venue.

Connect with women who share similar goals at a TeaCup Entrepreneurs Connection Event. This networking gathering supports growth through conversation and new relationships. It takes place at Blue Bell Psychology Group.

Discover new opportunities at the South Jersey Job Fair at Cherry Hill Mall. Connect in person with a variety of local and regional employers hiring for part-time roles, full-time positions, and new career paths. Come prepared with a résumé and professional attire, take time to network, and explore openings that align with your goals. Businesses can register to participate, and space is limited.

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.

Choose from a chip-timed 5K with live results and awards, an untimed 1-mile walk for all ages, or a Color Run with bright powder stations and music. Every registration includes a commemorative T-shirt. Participants may register for a single activity or take part in multiple events, and team participation is encouraged. PTA and PTO groups are eligible for special prizes. The event supports the Evesham Township School District and is held at Helen L. Beeler Elementary School. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Savor the cozy side of autumn at Acts of Graze with a relaxed November tea service that brings spiced aromas and seasonal flavors indoors. Each seating features an individual charcuterie cup, a selection of tea sandwiches, warm scones served with clotted cream and seasonal jam, housemade desserts, and a full pot of your chosen tea, with several varieties available. It suits a friendly catch up, treating someone special, or a quiet pause before the holiday rush. Seating is limited and advance reservations are required. Tickets are $45 per guest and spots often fill quickly.

A special night in support of the Pennsylvania SPCA, the 14th Annual Bark & Whine Gala highlights the impact of compassion and the many animals whose lives have been improved through generous support. The evening honors new beginnings and the hope that comes with second chances. Sponsorship details will be announced soon, and individual tickets will be available.

Jamie MacDonald brings the Left It In The River Tour to Union Transfer in Philadelphia, appearing with Joe L Barnes. The tour showcases songs such as "Desperate," "Left It In The River," and "My Family," along with other favorites. Fresh off a successful spring leg, this nationwide run spotlights her own full production, and she has previously toured with Chris Tomlin and Benjamin William Hastings. A VIP experience is scheduled before general admission, with early entry available. For buyer protection, third party ticket sales are not permitted on TPR event pages, and purchases made through third parties are not guaranteed by TPR and may limit access to updates and assistance.

Coverfire is back at 36 West Social Club in Conshy for a return visit.

Enjoy a craft and vendor show that gathers many local businesses and sellers offering a wide range of products. Browse autumn accents or get a head start on holiday gifting. Concessions will be available for purchase, and 100 percent of those proceeds will support the Lenola Fire Company and its volunteers. A 50/50 raffle is also planned. Prospective vendors can email LenolaAuxiliary@gmail.com for information. Applications open the first week of June. All official communication will come only from that email address, and no individual auxiliary member will request money. Direct any questions to LenolaAuxiliary@gmail.com and stay alert for scams.

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Take part in a sealed UNION ARENA TCG event featuring Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War. Entry is $35. Each participant opens five Thousand Year Blood War packs to build a deck, then competes in a three-round Swiss tournament for prizes. A 3-0 record awards four Thousand Year Blood War booster packs and a 2-1 finish awards two packs. Anyone who completes all three rounds without those results receives one pack. Registration is available in person or by calling 856-442-0402, and payment is required at the time of sign-up. Registration through the Bandai app is not accepted. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Settle into a cozy wellness experience that invites you to slow your pace, savor each sip, and care for your body from the ground up. The gathering includes signature beverages and light bites, plus guided instruction to craft your own bath soak and a custom linen or room spray using soothing ingredients chosen for relaxation and renewal. Leave with both handmade items and a gentle reminder that self-care can be simple, social, and deeply nourishing.

Step into an evening of intrigue at the Masquerade Murder Mystery Dinner at the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Enjoy a full dinner and dessert while taking part in an immersive whodunit that unfolds around you, with masquerade attire encouraged to heighten the suspense. Tickets are $60 per person and include the interactive experience along with the meal. A cash bar will be available, and the night also features a 50/50 raffle and basket raffles. An early bird offer is available for tables of ten. The event supports Club DREAMS and reached capacity last year.

A reimagined Swan Lake honors more than a century of tradition while embracing technology. Tchaikovsky’s iconic score and classical choreography provide the foundation, and state-of-the-art lighting brings a new visual language to the stage. Glowing costumes respond to each movement, washing the space in shifting color and emotion as scenes unfold. The technology is woven into the performance to elevate the elegance of classical ballet, not replace it. Light, music, and motion come together to create a vivid sensory experience that invites audiences to rediscover a timeless legend.

TIC is back at The Nott with another appearance at Nottingham Tavern.

Experience a lively marketplace celebrating the charm of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, with talented artisans, flavorful local food, and live entertainment. More than 150 vendors are spread across multiple buildings, with a new building added for 2026. Browse outdoor tents, enjoy live music, and explore handcrafted work by Nova Scotian makers, from pottery, woodworking, and glass art to textiles, home decor, jewelry, and more. Savor local treats and beverages, including baked goods, fudge, nuts, specialty foods, food truck favorites, and local wines. Admission includes a weekend wristband so you can return throughout the event. Bringing cash is recommended, and only service dogs are permitted inside buildings.

Help spread the word by sharing this event with family and friends. Vendors interested in participating can request an application by sending a message or emailing apexvendor48@gmail.com. Only the organizer is handling vendor applications, so report anyone else claiming to be accepting vendors for this event as a scammer. Thank you for supporting this event.

Downtown Hammonton’s annual Open House fills the center of town with holiday spirit. Visitors can stroll along festively decorated streets, browse local shops, boutiques, and antique stores, and discover one of a kind gifts as music and décor set a cheerful mood. When it is time to pause, enjoy a meal or a drink at nearby eateries, markets, breweries, or the craft distillery. It offers a warm celebration of the season in true Downtown Hammonton style.

In the center of Philadelphia, 30,000 runners gather for the Rocky Run presented by Athletifreak.

A Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu red belt seminar comes to South Jersey with Grand Master Rigan Machado, a 9th degree red belt known for extraordinary accomplishments on the mat. His résumé includes two submission grappling world records, an undefeated 365 to 0 run spanning BJJ, judo, wrestling and sambo, and 19 submission victories in a single day at a BJJ world championship. He won every BJJ world championship from age 14 through 21 and submitted sambo champion Ron Tripp in 39 seconds in the Pan Am finals, the only competitor to have defeated Rickson Gracie in competition. Beyond competition, he has coached well known action film stars such as Chuck Norris, Keanu Reeves, Mel Gibson, Scarlett Johansson and Vin Diesel. After meeting in Brazil, Chuck Norris brought him to the United States and became his first student there, while Machado trained intensively under Rolls Gracie and Carlos Gracie Jr. The seminar is hosted by Snake Pit U.S.A. Mixed Martial Arts Academy/Machado Jiu-Jitsu, an officially recognized Rigan Machado Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt academy in South Jersey. This is a BJJ gi seminar. Space is limited and preregistration is required, with early bird registration available.

Visit Pet Supplies Plus in Cherry Hill for a friendly meet-and-greet where you can find your next best friend. Connect in person and see who feels like the right match.

All-Star Sports Academy’s Pro Instructional Series returns to ASSA Cherry Hill with a 3-hour baseball training session for players ages 9U to 12U. Athletes rotate through stations for hitting, fielding, catching, and pitching, receiving focused instruction and feedback at each stop. Coaching is provided by All-Star’s staff alongside a mix of former MLB players, which may include Ben Davis, Jesse Levis, Milt Thompson, Mickey Morandini, Ricky Bottalico, Gene Schall, and Tommy Greene. The session concludes with an interactive Q&A where athletes and parents can ask about the professional game and the commitment it takes to advance in the sport. Participants should bring a helmet, glove, bat, batting gloves, and catcher’s gear if needed. Comfortable practice apparel and athletic shoes are recommended, and spikes are not permitted on the turf. Each player receives an event T-shirt with registration.

Vampires of Nj Con 4 comes to The Grand Laurel Hotel for its fourth edition. The lineup of guests will be announced, with further details to come.

Tickets are available in advance for a $40 donation, with no sales at the door. Guests are welcome to bring their own snacks. Each ticket includes entry into 10 games, and extra boards can be purchased for $10 each. A 50/50 will be available at $2 per chance, or 20 chances for $20. All attendees must be 18 or older.

A candlelit concert transforms the Historic Trenton Masonic Temple with string renditions of 90s hip hop performed by the Listeso String Quartet. This immersive experience pairs the warm glow of candles with a 60 minute program that reimagines iconic tracks for a classical ensemble. Doors open 45 minutes before the performance, and late entry is not permitted once the music begins. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone, the venue is ADA compliant, and the event welcomes guests ages 8 and older, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The evening features medleys honoring Fugees and Lauryn Hill with Ready or Not, Doo-Wop, Fu-Gee-La, and Killing Me Softly. Jay-Z selections include Can I Get A…, Big Pimpin, and Money Ain't a Thing. Nas favorites such as It Ain't Hard to Tell, N.Y. State of Mind, and The World Is Yours appear alongside Outkast highlights like Rosa Parks, Elevators (Me & You), and SpottieOttieDopaliscious. Missy Misdemeanor Elliott is represented with The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly) and Sock It to Me, and A Tribe Called Quest with Can I Kick It, Check the Rhime, and Scenario. Wu-Tang Clan classics include C.R.E.A.M. (Cash Rules Everything Around Me), Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing Ta F' Wit, and Protect Ya Neck. The program also features 2Pac with Dear Mama and California Love, The Notorious B.I.G. with Juicy, Big Poppa, and Hypnotize, Dr. Dre with Still D.R.E., Forgot About Dre, and Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang, plus Snoop Dogg's Gin and Juice.

Top Deck Games hosts a constructed Union Arena event featuring Goddess of Victory: Nikke. Entry is $15. Players need a valid Bandai TCG+ account or BNID and should register through the Bandai TCG+ system. Any IP is permitted. The tournament runs three Swiss rounds, best of one, with 30-minute matches and five minutes of overtime. Prizes are store credit based on record, and all participants receive one participation pack. Finishes of 3-0-0, 2-0-1, 2-1-0, and 1-1-1 earn $40, $30, $20, and $10 in credit respectively. To qualify for the Top 2 promos, players must use the matching IP. For questions, contact 856-858-2700 or cherryhill@topdeckgames.com.

A jam-focused mix highlighting music from The Dead, ABB, The Band, and more.

Acoustic music with a funky twist fills Sam's Brick Oven Pizza, Craft Beer & Wine Bar. A fun, upbeat vibe sets the tone for the night.

Enjoy a fall-themed gathering celebrating pugs and seasonal fun.

Instructors from Yoga Home lead a free afterschool yoga series designed for children ages 6 to 10. Registration is requested to support a safe and enjoyable experience for all library guests. Participants who are 8 or older may be dropped off in the community room if there is a reliable way to contact their caregiver. Children under 8 must have someone who is at least 14 years old stay with them during the program. All attendees must be signed in by an adult, whether or not they registered.

This all ages show brings a full night of music to The Fillmore Philadelphia with performances on two stages. The main stage features Weakened Friends, Hot Water Music, and The Menzingers. In The Foundry, 500 Bucks, Mercy Union, and Spraynard perform. Access to The Foundry is first come, first served and depends on capacity. Reserved seats offer views of the main stage only. All Foundry performances are general admission standing and first come, first served. Supporting acts may change without notice.

Angine de Poitrine brings a live performance to Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia. This is an all ages event. The organizer has placed a temporary hold on ticket transfers, which will be enabled shortly before the event, and AXS Resale will not be available at first and may be activated later. Ticket policies are governed by AXS’s Purchase Agreement.

Experience a free, multi-sensory crystal bowl sound bath at Mount Laurel Library that offers a soothing hour of harmonic tones paired with gentle nature-inspired elements to support balance and calm. The session centers on the vibrational qualities of crystal singing bowls, which are described as helping to release tension and disharmony in body, mind, and spirit while encouraging relaxation, rejuvenation, and healing. Each bowl is associated with an energy center, aiming to cleanse and restore the system at a deep level. As participants rest comfortably, the layered sounds can encourage a deeply relaxed state where restorative effects may unfold. Research cited in the event description notes that the brain responds quickly to natural sights and sounds, so this nature-infused approach is designed to enhance the meditative experience and promote mental clarity. The overview of sound healing further explains that specific vibrations can help clear blockages and support the flow of energy physically, emotionally, and spiritually, often leaving attendees feeling refreshed. Please bring a yoga mat or blanket and a pillow for comfort. Chairs are available for anyone who prefers to sit. You are welcome to bring crystals and extra water to charge, and comfortable clothing is recommended. This event is free with registration, no library card is required, and all are welcome. If you are unfamiliar with the venue, consider giving yourself a little extra time to get settled. The description also highlights Rebecca Zarnawski, a Reiki Master, intuitive coach, sound healer, and IPHM accredited practitioner whose work blends Reiki, sound healing, and intuitive coaching to support emotional release, balance, and self-empowerment.

For this day only, the usual One Piece tournament is replaced by a sealed event centered on OP18. Entry is $40, and each participant receives six OP18 booster packs to build a deck before competing in a swiss-style tournament. A 3-0 finish earns four OP18 packs, while a 2-1 record awards two OP18 packs. Players who complete all three rounds and do not qualify for those prizes receive one OP18 pack. Registration is taken directly by the store in person or by phone at 856-442-0402, with payment due at the time of sign-up. The Bandai app is not used for entry. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Keep the tradition going with KTC at Lulu CC on TG Eve. This returning gathering offers a familiar kickoff to the holiday, bringing the spirited energy people expect from this occasion.

Celebrate Thanksgiving Eve with a rock performance by TIC at Killarney's Publick House. TIC returns to the venue for a night of music to kick off the holiday.

Enjoy a Sip + Shop Small Business Saturday experience at a monthly open air market featuring local shops and many small business vendors. Explore a wide mix of handmade creations, vintage finds, and antiques displayed outdoors. Admission is free and no tickets are needed. The market takes place rain or shine. Leashed, well behaved pets are welcome. The setting is a wooded area with uneven terrain, so please watch your step and stay mindful of natural conditions. Event hosts, sponsors, and craftspeople are not liable for injuries related to nature. Shop highlights will be announced. Vendor inquiries are handled only by Events Director Janeen Hovnanian through the official event page, and any other solicitations are not affiliated with this show.

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Santa heads to the soccer field at John Adler Memorial Park for a festive family outing filled with soccer and holiday cheer. Children can take photos with Santa, share their wish lists, and play in a friendly match, then warm up afterward with hot cocoa and cookies. All skill levels are welcome, from first-time players to seasoned kids. Participation is $10 per player. Space is limited. Enjoy a seasonal soccer experience with Homeschool Soccer Academy.

The TeaCup Entrepreneurs Connection Event is a welcoming networking gathering where women with shared goals can connect and pursue growth together.

A cheerful multi-day holiday celebration presented by the Rotary Club of Hammonton returns for its fourth year at the Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Carnival Grounds. Explore a 6,000-square-foot heated vendor tent and an outdoor courtyard filled with unique crafts. Warm up by the fire pits with hot chocolate and s'mores, or enjoy food along with beer, wine, and spirits. Festivities include holiday performances by the Hammonton High School and Middle School music departments, a DJ playing seasonal favorites, and surprise appearances. Families can look forward to visits with Santa, a letters-to-Santa station, train rides, face painting, balloon animals, and craft activities. The weekend also features the 2nd Annual Galloping Grinch 5K run and fun walk, with seasonal costumes encouraged. Support local families in need by bringing an unwrapped toy or a nonperishable food item. Admission and parking are free.

A beloved annual tradition transforms the heart of Downtown Glassboro with shimmering lights, lively music, and a welcoming spirit of community. This free celebration brings together residents from across Southern New Jersey for festive fun, including food trucks, selfie stations, and a wide range of holiday activities. With family friendly options for all ages, it offers a cheerful way to make memories and set the tone for the season.

Alan’s Quality Minerals presents a holiday gem and mineral show at SpringHill Suites by Marriott Mt. Laurel Cherry Hill. Explore a wide selection of carefully chosen crystals and minerals from around the world, with options spanning tiny thumbnails, substantial large cabinet pieces, and wholesale flats. Collectors at every level will find something of interest. Admission is free, and light refreshments will be available.

Celebrate the Union Arena My Hero Academia sealed release with a Five Pack Battle format. Entry is $25, and participants must have a valid TCG+ Bandai account. The event features three Swiss rounds at 30 minutes per round, following the Five Pack Battle rules. Every participant receives a participation promo, and a winner promo is awarded for a 3-0 finish. Early registration through the store is encouraged. For questions or to sign up, call 856-858-2700 or email cherryhill@topdeckgames.com.

A long-standing Hammonton tradition returns as the annual tree lighting brightens Downtown Hammonton at the intersection of Bellevue Avenue and Central Avenue. This year’s festivities feature The Hammonton Gazette Elf Village, offering an interactive holiday experience for families. Updates and additional information will be shared on the event’s Facebook page and Downtown Hammonton social channels.

AGT Golden Buzzer honoree Sal “The Voice” Valentinetti brings a festive holiday performance with his orchestra to Kathedral Event Center. His breakout audition on America’s Got Talent has drawn more than 450 million views worldwide, leading to hundreds of sold out appearances across the globe. He has performed alongside Heidi Klum at Madison Square Garden and has opened for Jay Leno in Las Vegas. This show spotlights Sal’s unmistakable vocals supported by his orchestra for a seasonal celebration.

Celebrate the season at Columbus Hall with a community craft and vendor show presented by the Knights of Columbus Council 6213 Ladies Auxiliary. Browse handmade gifts, specialty items, jewelry, home decor, and more while enjoying holiday snacks and sweets. Admission is free, and the event is welcoming to families and friends. Proceeds from booth and snack sales benefit the Breast Cancer Center at RWJUH-Hamilton.

Job seekers in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania can explore new opportunities at a job fair that connects candidates with leading employers who are hiring now. The event welcomes all experience levels and features companies from a variety of sectors, including healthcare, technology, customer service, logistics, and others. Attendees can speak directly with recruiters, submit their resumes, and take part in immediate interviews.

Celebrate the season at REPE’S with a craft night featuring a Christmas tree themed resin serving tray, guided by Classes with Carrie B. Make a festive tray to enjoy at home or give as a holiday gift in a relaxed, creative setting. The cost is $45 per person, and space is expected to fill quickly.

Mark the launch of the Digimon Card Game set Ignition of X [BT-27] with a sealed release event. Entry is $40. Each participant builds a deck from six Ignition of X booster packs, then competes in a three round Swiss style tournament for prizes. A 3-0 record earns four Ignition of X packs, a 2-1 record earns two packs, and anyone who completes all three rounds without placing in those tiers receives one pack. Registration is available in person or by phone, with payment required at the time of registration, and the Bandai app is not used for sign ups. For questions or to register by phone, call 856-442-0402.

A sealed Union Arena My Hero Academia tournament with a $35 entry fee. Each participant builds a deck from five My Hero Academia packs, then competes in three swiss rounds for booster pack prizes. Players who go 3-0 receive four My Hero Academia booster packs, 2-1 finishes earn two packs, and anyone who completes all three rounds without a prize receives one pack. Registration is available in person or by phone at 856-442-0402, with payment due at the time of registration. Preregistration through the Bandai app is not accepted. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Celebrate the FS13 and FS14 release with a DBSCG Starter Deck Battle. Participants are randomly assigned an FS13 or FS14 starter deck and then compete in a three round tournament. The entry fee is $20. Registration is accepted only in person or by calling 856-442-0402, and payment is required at the time of registration. The Bandai app will not be used for registration. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Geet's Diner & Bar hosts an evening with the Rough Cut band, blending live music with early holiday cheer. Enjoy food from the diner while the band performs.

Kathedral Event Center hosts a candlelit tribute to the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons, performed by the Listeso String Quartet. Expect a 60 minute program featuring favorites like Clocks, Radioactive, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, Sky Full of Stars, Viva la Vida, and Believer, along with titles such as feelslikeimfallinginlove, Eyes Closed, Nice to Meet You, Follow You, and Bad Liar. Doors open 45 minutes before the performance, and late entry is not permitted once the concert begins. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come first served basis. Guests must be 8 years or older, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and the setting pairs a live string performance with the warm glow of candlelight for an immersive experience in Hammonton.

All-Star Sports Academy brings back its Pro Instructional Series at ASSA Conshohocken, a three-hour baseball clinic designed for players ages 9U through 12U. Instruction is led by All-Star’s coaching staff alongside a lineup of former MLB players, with a combination of the following pros participating: Ben Davis, Jesse Levis, Milt Thompson, Mickey Morandini, Ricky Bottalico, Gene Schall, and Tommy Greene. Athletes rotate through stations covering hitting, fielding, catching, and pitching, receiving individualized guidance, hands-on reps, and constructive feedback in a supportive setting. The session includes an interactive Q&A for players and parents to ask questions, gain perspective on the professional game, and learn about the commitment needed to advance in the sport. Participants should bring a helmet, glove, bat, and batting gloves, plus catcher’s gear if they play the position. Comfortable athletic apparel and training shoes are recommended, and spikes are not allowed on the turf. Each registered player receives an event t-shirt.

The band Country Mile is back at The 36 West Social Club for a celebratory gathering. This return appearance brings people together at the club.

This candlelit concert at Kathedral Event Center in Hammonton features the Listeso String Quartet performing beloved Christmas carols in an intimate atmosphere. The program highlights include 12 Days of Christmas, Angels from the Realms of Glory, Angels We Have Heard On High, Away in a Manger, Carol of the Bells, Deck the Halls, Ding Dong Merrily on High, Do You Hear What I Hear, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, Good King Wenceslas, Greensleeves (What Child Is This), Hark the Herald Angels Sing, In the Bleak Midwinter, Joy to the World, O Christmas Tree, O Come All Ye Faithful, O Holy Night, Silent Night, and The First Noël, all arranged for strings and illuminated by candlelight. The concert runs approximately 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the music begins and late entry is not permitted. Seating within each zone is assigned based on arrival time. This event welcomes guests ages 8 and older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue provides accessible accommodations for attendees with disabilities.

A Pugly Christmas Sweater Party features festive holiday sweaters and a visit from Santa. A rain date is planned.

This event offers an afternoon of IronHawks ice hockey with the new Trenton IronHawks team. Additional event details will be shared soon.

Enjoy a free, multi-sensory crystal bowl sound bath at Mount Laurel Library. This guided meditation surrounds participants with soothing crystal singing bowl tones blended with gentle elements of nature to encourage deep relaxation and balanced energy. The experience is designed to release tension, support rejuvenation, and align the body and mind through vibrational sound that resonates with the body’s energy centers. For comfort, bring a yoga mat, blanket, and pillow. Chairs are available for those who prefer to sit rather than lie down. Participants are also welcome to bring crystals and extra water to charge. Dress comfortably. Registration is free and open to all, and no library card is required. The session is facilitated by Rebecca Zarnawski, a Reiki Master, intuitive coach, sound healer, and IPHM accredited practitioner. Through her practice, Just For Today Reiki with Rebecca, she combines Reiki, sound healing, and intuitive coaching to support emotional release, balance, and spiritual alignment.

One Love Animal Rescue is hosting an adoption event at Pet Supplies Plus in Cherry Hill. This is a chance to meet rescue animals and connect with a potential new companion while considering adoption.

All Pro brings together former Major League Baseball players for an instructional experience tailored to athletes ages 9U to 12U. Players move through rotations in hitting, fielding, catching, and pitching, receiving personalized coaching and encouragement at each station. With plenty of hands-on work and direct feedback, the session focuses on building core skills in a positive, supportive setting.

Historic Trenton Masonic Temple becomes the setting for a Candlelight concert that celebrates Christmas classics through a live, multi-sensory performance set within soft candlelight. The Highline String Quartet presents a program featuring Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy from The Nutcracker by Tchaikovsky, Greensleeves, Carol of the Bells, O Holy Night, O Tannenbaum, We Wish You a Merry Christmas, Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!, Feliz Navidad by José Feliciano, Jingle Bells, Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree associated with Brenda Lee, Love Is All Around by Wet Wet Wet, Let It Go from Frozen, Once Upon a December from Anastasia by Stephen Flaherty, Maestro from The Holiday by Hans Zimmer, It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas connected with Michael Bublé, Last Christmas by Wham!, and All I Want for Christmas Is You by Mariah Carey. The performance lasts 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and there is no entry once it starts. Guests must be 8 or older, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis.

McManimon’s Pub Trenton hosts a festive Christmas party with live music by Kevin McCloskey. Joe keeps the music going as DJ until closing time. Holiday drink specials will be available, with more to enjoy throughout the evening.

Take part in a One Piece Card Game ST-37 and ST-38 release event featuring a sealed format tournament. Entry is $30 and the event begins promptly. Each participant receives a random starter deck to use throughout play. Every player gets a promotional pack for participating, subject to availability. A winner pack raffle is held at the start of round two. After three rounds, store credit is awarded based on record, with 3-0 earning $16 and 2-1 earning $8. The tournament then continues until there is one undefeated player, who receives a winner pack. Registration is accepted only in person or by phone at 856-442-0402, and payment is required when registering. The Bandai app is not used for registration. For questions, call 856-442-0402.