Events in Mount Laurel today

Improve day-to-day diabetes care through a four-week series of 90-minute group classes at Capital Health - Hamilton. As part of a referral-based, comprehensive outpatient Diabetes Self-Management Education and Training Program, participants receive guidance from a certified diabetes care and education specialist, along with nurses, dietitians, and other health professionals. The series covers essential topics across four sessions: the basics of diabetes, how it affects the body, long-term risks, and oral medicines including GLP-1 therapies; the foundations of nutrition with an emphasis on lifestyle strategies and healthy coping; tracking glucose, dealing with urgent issues, insulin use, and sources of support for diabetes distress; and finally, physical activity paired with a deeper dive into healthy eating. A physician referral for diabetes education is required to enroll. For information or registration, call 609-537-7081.

A supportive group for caregivers focuses on practical tools for handling the demands and stress of caregiving. Led by Dr. Kristina McGuire, a clinical psychologist with Capital Health - Behavioral Health Specialists, the program follows a cognitive behavioral approach to strengthen coping strategies and build self efficacy. Participants also learn mindfulness practices along with acceptance and commitment skills to use in everyday life. This is a group therapy program that is billed to health insurance. Registration is required. For more information or to register, call 609-689-5725. Sessions take place at Capital Health - Behavioral Health Specialists in Bordentown, NJ.

Nightmare on Marsha Ave Book Club gathers readers who enjoy a touch of the uncanny. The group explores a range of genres, from gothic stories and mysteries to science fiction, fantasy, and psychological thrillers. While not every selection is strictly horror, each book leans into the weird, the dark, or the delightfully unsettling, with an emphasis on variety and diverse picks. Some choices may include strong language, disturbing themes, or sensitive subject matter, so participants are encouraged to look into each title beforehand to ensure it is a good fit. At times the club features graphic novels or short stories instead of a full-length book. Reading both is optional, so feel free to focus on whichever format appeals to you. Materials are often available through library services or online. Short stories are frequently free to read, and many graphic novels can be found on Hoopla or requested through interlibrary loan. Librarians can assist with locating copies. This meeting highlights The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells, following Griffin, a scientist who makes himself invisible and then unravels. The group will also work on its upcoming reading list, with opportunities to suggest titles and take part in a vote.

This 90 minute coaching session for advanced pickleball players at Bluecoat Trent Academy is led by Rachel Kirk. Participants will work through skill building drills and then put those techniques into practice with match play.

At Acts of Graze, this monthly book club pairs engaging reads with tasty bites and easygoing conversation in a cozy, welcoming setting. Each gathering features a new book and thoughtful discussion, creating space to unwind, connect, and enjoy a carefully curated experience. Attendance is free, and guests can enhance the night with the featured Chapters & Cheese pairing board, curated each month to complement the selected book. Boards can be pre-ordered to ensure availability, and additional light bites and beverages are offered for purchase. The club meets on the last Wednesday of each month, it is BYOB, seating is limited to keep the atmosphere intimate, and an advance RSVP is required.

DJ Cowboy Jack leads music bingo at The Mill Tavern in Franklinville, NJ, where a mix of luck and skill keeps the action spirited and fun.

This supportive grief recovery meeting provides a welcoming space to connect with others who have experienced loss. Attendees can share, listen, and find understanding in a caring environment, whether their grief is recent or from years past. The gathering emphasizes community, compassion, and the belief that healing grows when people come together. Everyone’s path through grief is different, and this meeting offers steady support, encouragement, and hope.

Interactive trivia hosted by Matt the DJ takes place at Ott's in Berlin, with chances to win prizes. It happens every Wednesday night.

This class introduces easy, practical techniques to get a garden ready for winter. Learn straightforward ways to care for your space throughout the colder months.

A free senior expo at the Grounds for Sculpture brings together local organizations that support older adults and their families. Explore community resources and services, with prize drawings, refreshments, and health screenings available.

A small, supportive group for ages 10 to 15 focuses on building practical social skills for children and teens with ADHD. Each session introduces a single skill, shows what it looks like in action, and gives participants guided practice with peers through structured activities and games, with coaching provided in the moment. Topics may include joining or starting conversations, keeping them going, reading social cues, handling wins and losses, managing frustration and impulses, sharing information back and forth, cooperating as a team, solving social conflicts, and creating and sustaining friendships. The aim is to help participants move from knowing social rules to using them confidently in everyday life. Led by Mike Marchionne, M.S., BCBA, the group offers clear modeling, interactive practice, and real-time feedback, along with a brief parent summary and suggestions for continued practice after each session. Enrollment is limited to 10 participants to support meaningful interaction and individualized support.

Open to anyone impacted by substance use, this weekly All Recovery Meeting offers a welcoming setting for people in recovery, those currently struggling, and friends or family members who care for them. Conversations are free of judgment and centered on mutual support for every path to recovery, and participants may speak or simply listen. The gathering is led by Michele Schreffler Perez and features peers with lived experience who walk alongside one another. For questions, text 856-562-8187.

An inclusive All Recovery Meeting at Pfeiffer Community Center offers a supportive space for anyone seeking connection and understanding. People in recovery are welcome, along with family members, loved ones, allies, and those coping with grief or loss. The group honors every pathway to recovery and recognizes that each person’s journey is unique. Participants share hope and encouragement in a safe, welcoming setting where no one has to face challenges alone. Recovery is possible, and support is available one day at a time.

Drop In Advanced Learning sessions offer flexible, advanced Scent Work training at Alpha & Omega Working Dogs for teams that have already completed intermediate work, trained online, worked with another trainer, or passed an NACSW Odor Recognition Test. Dogs must be imprinted on birch, anise, and clove before attending. If your dog’s imprinting or advanced work was done elsewhere, an evaluation can be arranged ahead of time or coordinated with your visit. Attendance is coordinated in advance and depends on space, not walk up. Capacity is limited, with small groups of about five to six teams so each team gets balanced working time. Each drop in visit is $50. Auditing without a dog is available for $20, and there is a $20 option to observe multiple Scent Work Sunday classes in a single morning. Sessions run on Thursdays and during Scent Work Sundays, either within the regularly scheduled class or after it concludes, making it easy to train once in a while or on a weekly, per visit basis. Private lessons can be scheduled for one on one coaching. For curriculum questions or to arrange a drop in, reach out via Facebook Messenger or Instagram, call or text 609-694-7642, or email integritynoseworx@gmail.com. For host venue information, contact Karli at aoworkingdogs@gmail.com. Payment is accepted by cash, Venmo, Zelle, or personal check. New clients should complete the Integrity Nose Worx Dog Training New Client Agreement.

A comedy open mic takes place at Angelos Pizza in Mt Laurel, New Jersey, offering good vibes and great food. It is BYOB, and there is plenty of parking. Seating is first come, first served. Content is intended for adults. There is no entry fee to attend. Comedians get five-minute sets, with sign-ups accepted and the list taken in order. Hosted by the Camden Comedy Collective, a growing creative community.

A weekly Thursday trivia night takes place at 117 @ Olde City, hosted by DJ Jeanna Renee. There is ample space for large groups, and the kitchen stays open throughout the event. Teams that register in advance receive an extra 50 points.

Each Thursday brings a karaoke night at McCloskeys Tavern. Pick your favorite songs, step up to the mic, and enjoy a relaxed evening of singing with others.

This in person weekend retreat in Philadelphia brings together adults aged 36 and older living with CRPS to strengthen practical skills, exchange lived experiences, and build meaningful connections with others who understand the day to day realities of the condition. Registration is currently full, and a waitlist is available by emailing info@rsds.org. The cost is $275 and includes a single-occupancy hotel room, complimentary hotel breakfast, all meals for the weekend, and workshops. A nonrefundable $50 deposit is required to secure a place, with the option to pay in full at the time of registration. Attendees can indicate during registration if a caregiver will accompany them; caregivers are not charged a registration fee, do not participate in sessions, and receive the complimentary hotel breakfast. This is a retreat rather than a conference, and with support from sponsors and donations, CRPSA will offset additional costs for rooms, meals, and speakers. For questions or sponsorship inquiries, please contact the organizers.

A new BNI chapter is taking shape in Beachwood, offering an opportunity to help build it from scratch and be among its original members. This fully in person launch meeting takes place at Office Guys and is designed for business owners and professionals in the Beachwood area. Visitors may explore the group at no cost. The chapter follows a give-first approach to networking, where sharing referrals leads to receiving them in return. As part of the founding group, participants can help shape how the chapter operates from the outset while leveraging referral marketing as an affordable, effective way to grow. Expect the potential for an original seat in a local chapter, a steady pipeline of referrals from dedicated peers, relationships that strengthen reputation and expand reach, and consistent growth from week to week. The program includes a guarantee. Follow the system, and if you do not earn back what you paid, the second year is free.

Explore the Zentangle method in a calm, creative session at the Camden County Library System’s M. Allan Vogelson Branch in Voorhees Township, led by Voorhees Art Commission artist Joanne Gibbs. This beginner friendly workshop teaches mindful pattern drawing while guiding participants through a floral project. Expect a welcoming environment that encourages relaxation, focus, and the joy of making art alongside others. This event is free, with registration handled through Eventbite.

A casual celebration for Lorcana’s Great Hunny Rescue features play in the Infinity Constructed format. Entry is free. Players bring their own decks and enjoy friendly games in groups of three to five in a non-tournament setting. There are no Swiss rounds... just pair up with anyone ready for a match. Participants receive a promo card and a pin while supplies last. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

This annual fitness weekend in Glassboro brings Cathe fans together for live workouts and community. Expect several high energy classes, including one Cathe Live session, opportunities to meet video cast members, photo moments on the filming set, and a festive dinner and dance with a DJ. The Four Seasons Fitness Center and its studio serve as the home base for training and fun. Registration is limited to 105 participants. If it sells out, a no-cost waitlist is available and openings are offered to waitlisted participants as cancellations occur. When registration opens, a Buy Ticket button will appear on the information and signup page. If it is not visible, try refreshing your browser or clearing your cache, and direct registration links will also be shared on Facebook and in the Road Trip forum. Only one person can be enrolled per registration. Please review the cancellation policy and select your unisex t-shirt size during signup. The registration fee covers four full-course meals, five classes, time with Cathe and the cast, the DJ dinner and dance, and additional activities. Attendees are responsible for transportation between the airport and hotel as well as hotel accommodations, while shuttle service will be provided between the hotel and the Four Seasons Fitness Center during the event.

The Evesham Township Farmer's Market and Street Festival is now being held at its new location in Kain Park.

Sistah Soul Series 2026 brings soulful grooves and neighborhood warmth to Cherry Street Pier on the Philadelphia waterfront. This free, all-ages program unfolds on First Fridays with a live mix of vocalists, poets, instrumentalists, and DJs exploring R&B, jazz, soul, and improvisation as the pier lights glow overhead. Presented by Shekhinah B. of The Women’s Coalition for Empowerment, the evening makes space for performers, listeners, and those seeking new voices within the city’s arts scene.

This weekly local Gundam TCG tournament features constructed decks, with the number of rounds based on attendance. Entry is $5. Booster packs are available for prize support and participation while supplies last. Advance registration is available through the Bandai TCG+ app.

Children ages 4 to 8 team up with a caregiver for a hands-on costume lab led by Miss Amy. Together you will transform a simple shirt into a flowing princess dress that is ready for Halloween or any day of imaginative play. Begin by sketching your design, then learn how to attach a swishy skirt, add fancy touches, and craft a shimmering magic wand. Please attend with an adult helper and bring a tank top or short-sleeve shirt that is one size larger than usual. The shirt becomes part of the finished outfit, so avoid bringing a favorite or irreplaceable piece. This is not a drop-off program, it is a shared creative experience to make something memorable together.

Maria Bamford appears at Miller Theater in Philadelphia. The event is open to all ages with reserved seating. A password presale is available using the code MARIA, and tickets are offered online.

WXPN 88.5 presents Public Image Ltd at Union Transfer as part of This Is Not The Last Tour. Formed by John Lydon after the Sex Pistols, PiL earned multiple UK Top 20 singles and albums with a sound that blends rock, dance, folk, pop, and dub. Following a long hiatus, the band returned in 2009 and has since released new music, including This Is PiL, What The World Needs Now..., and End of World. This is an all ages event. A strict ticket limit applies and orders that exceed it may be canceled without notice.

Day 26 and J. Howell present a joint R&B concert at The Music Hall at World Stage, featuring live performances from both artists.

This 24th annual event features a walk for brain injury awareness at Laurel Acres Park in Mount Laurel, New Jersey.

Local farmers, artisans, food creators, and bakers come together with neighbors for a welcoming open air shopping experience in the sunshine. More than a standard outdoor market, it offers a genuine community experience.

Sustainable Pitman’s second annual Pitman Green Fair brings together local organizations known for their leadership in sustainability at Ballard Park. A highlight of the day is the TCS Drive Electric Week EV Showcase, featuring conversations about EV ownership with drivers who have logged over 100,000 miles in their cars.

At the DoubleTree by Hilton in Cherry Hill, the Holistic Health & Healing Expo brings together practitioners, wellness businesses, and conscious living advocates from across South Jersey and Philadelphia for a full day focused on natural wellness, integrative health, and spiritual growth. Sponsored by Natural Awakenings South Jersey, the event features engaging exhibitors, educational workshops, and wellness products, offering opportunities to learn, connect, and explore pathways to personal transformation. Its mission is to empower informed choices that support individual well-being along with the health of communities and the planet. Whether you are seeking new wellness solutions, meaningful connections, or practical tools for a more balanced life, inspiration can be found throughout this gathering.

Celebrate the season at an annual Fall Festival and Arts & Crafts Show featuring more than 40 local artists and crafters. Browse handmade goods to jump-start holiday shopping, enjoy tasty food, and take part in a variety of activities. Everyone is welcome and admission is free. Highlights include an apple pressing demonstration with tastings, pay-as-you-go games and make-and-take crafts for kids that accept cash only, and a Photo Contest Gallery where visitors can vote for their favorite image. Meet and support local organizations and visit the center’s ambassador animals. Street parking is available nearby. The crafter area is paved and the center is ADA accessible, although some trails are sloped with rocks and roots. Cash is required for games, food sales, and Pennypack items, while some individual crafters may accept digital payments. For questions, contact PEC@phila.gov. There are no tickets, no spaces, and vendors are not being sought for this event, and nothing is transferable. Use caution with online posts that offer tickets or vendor spots and do not send money in response to such messages. The event is not responsible for any money exchanged for promises of non-existent tickets or spaces. Direct questions only to PEC@phila.gov and use due diligence when interacting with anyone online.

At Wilson’s Restaurant & Live Music Lounge, a soulful buffet brunch features all you can eat dishes with one mimosa included for $45 all inclusive, with $16.99 pricing for children under 12. A live DJ provides the soundtrack and comedian Malcom Hill hosts. Walk-ins are welcome, online reservations are available, and the venue can accommodate birthday or holiday parties. Expect a laid back vibe with lively energy.

At Vera Art Studio, create a Turkish mosaic lamp in an interactive class. No prior experience is required, and an instructor leads you through designing with colorful tiles while all supplies are included. Enjoy a complimentary cup of Turkish tea as you work, then head home with a finished lamp made by you. Expect about 2 to 3 hours. The studio uses high-quality materials to support a great crafting experience, and every attendee completes a take-home piece. If fewer than four people are enrolled, participants may be contacted up to 24 hours in advance to reschedule.

Celebrate the Berlin Hotel’s 200th birthday with a community gathering that honors a landmark filled with stories and memories. Enjoy cake and ice cream, kid-friendly activities, and a big Happy Birthday sing-along. Explore the hotel’s past at your own pace with self-guided tours, and share favorite Berlin Hotel memories with neighbors and friends. This milestone salutes two centuries of charm, character, and community.

Enjoy a waterfront evening featuring premium cigars, fine drinks and an elevated atmosphere aboard the nation’s most decorated battleship. Presented by Battleship New Jersey and Los Jefe’s Social Cigar Club, this gathering unfolds along the Delaware River with skyline views of Philadelphia. Expect on-site cigar rolling demonstrations, premium cigars, and plenty of delicious food and drinks, with cash bars available. A live DJ provides the music, and a silent auction with raffle prizes adds to the excitement. Tables and individual tickets are available, and demand is anticipated to be high.

Discover an art-filled evening that blends an art walk with a bustling night market. Dozens of local and area glassblowers, sculptors, painters, metalsmiths, woodworkers, and other makers will share their talents, offering their creations for sale while demonstrating their techniques right before your eyes. Stroll through a marketplace atmosphere with food and outdoor fun as you browse a variety of goods. Families can interact with artists, take part in creative activities, and watch demonstrations that show how art connects us to the past, enriches the present, and matters for the future. This free, family-friendly event offers something for dedicated art fans and casual admirers alike, with works from every discipline on display.

Hamm-O-Ween returns with a playful blend of art and eerie fun, creating a nighttime playground where imagination meets the creepy. Expect surprise performances, creepy crafts, and other spectral touches throughout a peculiar celebration. Browse a pop-up market of handmade goods and delightfully dark creations, move to a live band’s spooky tunes, and explore interactive installations with plenty of photo moments. A costume contest with prizes adds extra excitement, and chilling games keep the energy going all evening. Admission is free, and opportunities are available for vendors and sponsors to help support this free arts celebration.

The event features an evening of acoustic music.

Back for its annual visit to Port Richmond’s Powers Park, this free, family friendly evening brings live music from the Class of 84. Powers Park is teaming up with the group to present a concert sponsored by the Powers Park Conservancy. Attendees are encouraged to wear their favorite 80’s outfits and enjoy a night of live music.

Separate Ways the Band returns to the Broadway Theatre of Pitman with a faithful Journey tribute centered on the Steve Perry era. The performance strives to recreate the early to mid 1980s lineup, capturing signature vocals, layered harmonies, and the onstage look associated with the classic concerts. With meticulous attention to subtle vocal inflections and musical detail, the band delivers polished musicianship and a respectful homage to Journey’s catalog. Billed as the ultimate Journey tribute on the East Coast, this concert aims to feel as close as possible to seeing the classic band in their prime, resulting in a memorable experience.

Karly C & The Rebel Y’all Band take the stage at Landmark Americana Glassboro with country soul and big, feel-good energy. The set is packed with fan-favorite country hits, plenty of sing-along moments, and a high-energy performance that keeps the dance floor moving from start to finish.

The only Main Line Market of the season arrives in downtown Bryn Mawr with more than 90 carefully curated handmade and vintage vendors, plus food trucks, live music, free kids crafting, and more. Admission is free and the market is held rain or shine. Tastes range from Bonjour Creperie and Humpty’s Dumplings to Korea Taqueria, La Llamita Vegana, Honey Bear Ice Cream, Mr. Big Stuff Cookie Co., Beanie’s Coffee, and Philly Lemonade. Enjoy live music by Hake & Jarema, free kids activities with DEAN Adventure Camps, and visits from animal rescue partners Finding Shelter and PURR Philly. Face painting is available for a fee by Facepaint by Ashley. All vendor spaces have been filled and the roster is set, so messages offering spaces are scams. The event is organized with support from the Bryn Mawr Business Association and Lower Merion Township, and the vendor lineup is subject to change.

Downtown Blackwood hosts the Annual Blackwood Pumpkin Festival, a community tradition that began in 1992. Presented by Mainstage Center for the Arts, the festival has grown over the years and brings together a wide mix of vendors and entertainment. A rain date is planned.

Explore the current phase of planetary Ascension and how Marconics Ascension Energy can help raise your vibration to meet it with clarity rather than overwhelm. This talk outlines why familiar healing practices focused on the 3D lightbody and seven chakra system are considered outdated in this framework, and describes the need to expand into higher levels of the lightbody, including the recently anchored Sophianic currents of Mother Arc and Aqua Ray Magnetics. It explains how full spectrum Marconics operates within the ascending 5D body template to support rapid clearing of karmic debris, activate new DNA potential, elevate vibration, and open a deeper connection to Source. Designed for anyone sensing a larger shift and ready to stand in their purpose, this lecture takes place at Tuscany Marketplace at Garden State Physical Therapy. For more information, contact Sue Disakias at sue@marconics.com or 732-856-1455.

An eighth annual Mid-Autumn Festival organized by NPDC, presented in connection with USA 250 and 2026. This annual celebration honors the Mid-Autumn tradition and marks another year of gathering around this seasonal holiday.

Tony Sands brings the sparkle of classic Las Vegas to the stage in a salute to Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis Jr. Backed by the live big band Swingtopia, this high-spirited production features favorites such as My Way, New York, New York, That's Amore, Everybody Loves Somebody, and Mr. Bojangles. The show blends playful comedy, smooth vocals, and the easy charm that made the Rat Pack iconic. Audience comments from recent performances praise the vibrant energy, strong singing, and a fabulous band, reflecting a lively celebration of three enduring entertainers.

A meet-up celebrating pugs and good times. During the summer, meet-ups may be moved to an earlier start to avoid the heat.

Enjoy live music from Bill Burns-Lynch at McManimon’s Pub Trenton. This performance takes place on the first Sunday of each month.

Rise Against brings Ricochet 2026 to The Fillmore Philadelphia for a high-energy night. This concert welcomes fans of all ages. Supporting acts may change without notice. Tickets will be available to the general public, with additional presale access offered through the artist, Spotify, Citi cardmembers, and Live Nation.

Chicago-based instrumental trio Russian Circles bring their powerful, exploratory sound to Union Transfer with Pelican. Formed over two decades ago, the lineup of guitarist Mike Sullivan, drummer Dave Turncrantz, and bassist and keyboardist Brian Cook has earned a reputation for consistency and quality without leaning on hit singles. Their music blends Midwest underground grit, classic progressive rock, German motorik and kosmische rhythms, and the caustic edges of metal into a distinct voice. Their latest album, Nine, continues that evolution and was recorded with engineer Kurt Ballou, with tracking at Electrical Audio in Chicago and finishing at GodCity Studio in Salem, Massachusetts. This is an all ages show. A strict ticket limit is in place, and any order that exceeds it may be canceled without notice. For ADA assistance email UTassistance@bowerypresents.com, and for general questions email UTinfo@bowerypresents.com.

A charity golf outing at Pinelands Golf Club in Hammonton, New Jersey supports Puzzle Pieces Squared (P2). Built around memorable play, it brings together the spirit of the game, community strength, and meaningful impact.

Ease into the week with an all-levels yoga flow at Richmond Library in Port Richmond, Philadelphia. This welcoming class invites beginners and all bodies to move, open up, build strength, and settle the mind. Sessions take place each week, except when the library is closed for holidays. A suggested donation of $10 to $20 supports the class, and no advance registration is needed. Contributions are accepted on site, with cash preferred and payment apps available. The class is presented by Mishana Yoga & Wellness, which also offers yoga and dance instruction, sound healing and meditation, goal guidance for life and wellness, spiritual counseling, and reiki-based relaxation.

This monthly game night at the Church of St. Luke and The Epiphany in Philadelphia offers a relaxed space to play a variety of games, including board games, trivia games, and playing cards. The atmosphere is friendly and low pressure, and attendees are welcome to bring a favorite from their own collection to share.

The ONE PIECE CARD GAME Extra Grand Battle takes the place of the store’s regular One Piece tournament for this day only. The format is constructed, and the entry fee is $15. Players compete in a Swiss-style event. After three rounds, store credit is awarded based on record, with $40 for a 3-0 finish and $20 for a 2-1 finish. Each participant receives a promo pack while supplies last. The tournament then continues until a single undefeated player remains. Additional prizes include an exclusive promo card for first place, a promotion sleeve for the top four, and a promo pack for the top eight. Registration is available in person or by phone at 856-442-0402, and payment is required at entry. Bandai app preregistration is not accepted. For questions, call 856-442-0402.

Music Bingo with Cowboy Jack blends a touch of skill with a dash of luck for big fun. Hosted at Little Ease Tavern in Franklinville, NJ, this recurring event takes place every other Monday and puts a musical twist on classic bingo.

People have long gathered in circles to be witnessed in their true expression. This community circle offers a welcoming space to pause, check in, and share what has been moving in your world, with the reminder that you are not alone. Facilitated by Jayme Rose and Ben Fadool, it welcomes all genders and meets on the first Monday of each month for a soul-nourishing evening of connection and reflection. Donations are appreciated, and RSVP is available on the organizer’s website. By signing, participants acknowledge that this circle is not therapy and does not replace professional help.

The Borough of Lindenwold Parks & Recreation Commission holds a public meeting at Borough Hall. These meetings are normally scheduled on the first Monday of the month and are open to everyone. Please note that there are no public agendas.

Settle in for a survey-style showdown with great drinks as teams try to predict the most popular answers from polls of 100 people. Expect playful prompts, like where a certain green superhero probably should not work, the habit that makes housecats least lovable, or the kind of morning clatter that might wake you. The format nods to a familiar TV favorite, then adds team-friendly twists with optional risk-and-reward moments that can build a lead or spark a late comeback. The winning team earns a gift card. Participation is free, and no tickets are needed. Open to individuals and groups.