Events in North Bergen, NJ

James Maddock returns to Spanish Pavillion for an intimate evening of stories and songs, featuring a career-spanning set with selections from his new album, Forever June. Known for a richly textured voice, nuanced guitar work, and finely crafted songwriting, he brings a performance shaped by depth and experience. The restaurant serves food and beverages, and tickets also serve as a dining reservation. There is no minimum purchase, and parking is available in two attached lots. Admission is $35, and all door proceeds go to the artist.

Experience Charlie Chaplin’s silent classic The Gold Rush (1925) with live piano accompaniment by internationally acclaimed composer and silent film accompanist Makia Matsumura. Set amid the Klondike Gold Rush, Chaplin’s Little Tramp heads north in search of fortune, finding romance, comic mishaps, and touching moments along the way. Celebrated for iconic visual humor and timeless storytelling, this landmark film continues to captivate audiences. Matsumura, recognized as one of today’s leading silent film accompanists, is known for expressive improvisations and engaging performances. Her work has been featured by Turner Classic Movies, Netflix, ABC News, and NHK, and she has appeared at the Museum of Modern Art, Lincoln Center, the Library of Congress, the Musikverein in Vienna, and the Konzerthaus in Berlin. Her original live score brings fresh energy and emotional depth to Chaplin’s masterpiece, creating a distinctive theatrical experience that highlights the magic of live music and classic cinema.

Settle into a week of summer excitement at Play! Hoboken with a flexible day camp that allows signups by the day or for the entire week. Each day mixes arcade fun, creative arts, STEM activities, music, and big adventures, plus a full lineup of indoor and outdoor games, crafts, and interactive experiences that keep campers moving and thinking. Summer campers cool off with two swim sessions each week, with optional swim lessons available. All meals are included, featuring a hot breakfast, a hot lunch, and healthy snacks. Early drop-off and late pick-up options make scheduling easier. School break camps often add a surprise special such as kayaking, baking, golf, music, or a STEM competition.

This collaborative mural invites visitors to help paint a shared portrait of New Jersey’s past, present, and future. From its earliest days to now, innovators, leaders, and dreamers have shaped the Garden State, and participants of every age can add their voice to that continuing story. Admission includes access to this hands-on experience, where creativity, color, and personal touches bring New Jersey’s narrative to life, one hue at a time.

An interactive bilingual storytime blends tales and songs in both Spanish and English to support early literacy. Participants can listen, sing, and engage together in a welcoming setting. Advance registration is required. The series does not meet on certain dates.

Children in grades three through five can take part in a hands-on makers lab with STEAM-focused projects. Activities encourage teamwork and spark creativity. Please reserve one registration per child.

At Camp Liberty, The Educational Arts Team and Speranza Theater Company present a summer series of play readings where scripts become live performance. It welcomes dedicated theater fans as well as anyone simply curious, highlighting storytelling as words on the page turn into voices and scenes.

At UNO in Clifton, the bar comes alive with karaoke. Enjoy a drink to steady the nerves and sing to your heart's content.

Mr. Tommy leads a lively storytime designed for children ages 0 to 3, blending stories and songs to keep little ones engaged. Registration is required, with one spot available per child.

Enjoy a relaxed board game session at the library with friends. A variety of games will be available to choose from and play. Registration is required, and each child must register for their own spot.

Connect with other crocheters in a relaxed club setting while you work on your own projects. The library will have supplies available. There is no instructor present, so this gathering is not geared toward beginners seeking lessons. It is best for those with a bit of experience who want an informal, social atmosphere. Signing up in advance is suggested.

This summer concert at Maywood Memorial Park features live music with food trucks on site. Bring a chair or blanket for comfortable seating. If the weather forecast is uncertain, check the event website on the day of the show to confirm it is still scheduled.

Pure trivia with no special theme. Five rounds draw from pop culture, history, sports, music, movies, and more, offering something for every kind of player. Form a team or play on your own. Tickets can be reserved in advance, and one team captain should purchase for the entire group. A confirmation email will be sent to all players as the event draws near. Bring your sharpest trivia skills and see who takes the win.

Head to Grand Saloon for a lively trivia night that blends offbeat facts with pop culture favorites. Sip something from the bar, team up with friends, and put your knowledge to work in a welcoming setting where enthusiasm matters more than being a know-it-all. Bring a positive attitude and a competitive streak, and see how your crew stacks up.

Children ages 3 to 5 are invited to a summer storytime with Mr. Tommy, featuring books inspired by the Unearth a Story reading theme. Please register each child separately.

Enjoy an open-air event with classic rock performed by TPM. Pack a chair or a blanket so you can sit back and take in the music.

Arrival From Sweden brings The Music of ABBA to Dream Live Deck at The American Dream in East Rutherford. This live concert celebrates the group’s biggest hits, including Mamma Mia, Dancing Queen, Waterloo, and Honey Honey, along with many more favorites.

Put your survey savvy to the test at a Family Feud style trivia night at UNO Clifton. Players try to match the most popular answers to questions asked to real people and rack up points for top responses. Expect a lively atmosphere with plenty of laughs, food, and prizes for a fun night out with friends.

For parents wondering whether their little one is on track, this relaxed conversation at The Nest brings together an occupational therapist, a physical therapist, and a speech-language pathologist to explore early milestones from first steps to first words. Expect clear guidance on movement, play, feeding, sensory needs, and communication, along with plenty of time for the questions that often come up at home. The speakers include Melissa Rusch, PT, DPT, PCS, owner of Strong Start Pediatric Therapy, a physical therapist focused on infant development and early gross motor skills. Sinead O’Brien, OTD, OTR/L, is a pediatric occupational therapist with expertise in fine and gross motor development, feeding, sensory processing, and overall childhood development. Olivia Lada, MS CCC-SLP, is a pediatric speech-language pathologist who provides in-home services that build communication through individualized, play-centered support. The atmosphere is welcoming and low pressure. Light refreshments will be available, babies and toddlers are welcome, and questions are encouraged.

Girls Who Code is a free weekly program at the Sci-Tech & Esports Hub that empowers girls to explore coding through creativity and collaboration. In a supportive setting, participants develop problem solving skills, build confidence, and discover their potential in STEM. No prior experience is required, only curiosity and a love of learning. Space is limited, so early registration is encouraged.

Megan Moroney takes the stage at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee.

Next Stop Comedy brings stand-up to Bolero Snort Brewery with a rotating showcase. Each show features a fresh roster of comedians, including performers with TV appearances and popular podcast credits. Expect a night of laughs at the brewery as the series introduces a new lineup every time.

A family-friendly day trip to Washington, DC organized by New Hope ETC features visits to the Museum of the Bible and the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial. Participants can explore themes of faith, history, and Scripture in a setting that encourages fellowship and thoughtful reflection. The experience is designed for all ages and emphasizes learning and community. The cost is $40 per person, and capacity is limited.

Give kids their first taste of pickleball with the Peewee Kids Camp at Newport Racquet Club. Designed for young children, these upbeat sessions keep everyone moving while building simple, age-suited skills through play. Newcomers are encouraged, and the emphasis stays on confidence, activity, and fun as the youngest participants get to know the game.

The American Orchid Society Northeast Judging Center hosts a monthly in-person orchid judging at Flat Rock Brook Nature Center. The day begins with doors opening and announcements, then all plants for consideration must be checked in by the stated deadline. An educational presentation and discussion are scheduled, followed by a short lunch break, and the official AOS plant judging takes place afterward. Parking immediately around the building is limited to only twenty spaces, with overflow available along public streets at the bottom of the hill. Masks are not required, however attendees are encouraged to use caution and be considerate of others. For detailed information and any last minute changes or cancellations, consult the organization’s website or social media.

Spend time outdoors helping keep the Greenway clean and healthy while meeting other volunteers. Activities include collecting litter, clearing invasive plants from trees, and planting natives when possible. Some tools will be available, and participants are welcome to bring gloves, loppers, and clippers. The Friends of the Greenway can provide certification for volunteer work if needed. Meet at the Anderson Street Bridge. Street parking is available, and there is also a parking lot across the bridge. Check for any schedule changes or cancellations before coming, and direct any questions to the event organizers.

Thermography provides a non-invasive look at how your body is functioning. A comprehensive scan can point to areas of inflammation, overload, or harmony, and it can shed light on hormone balance, blood flow, and the lymphatic network. It supports those navigating perimenopause, managing stress, or pursuing specific health goals by offering clarity for informed choices. Make this a season of intentional wellness with information that aligns with your needs. Book a scan to gain clear direction and support your well-being throughout the year.

This classroom-based certification course covers both foundational and practitioner levels of Usui Reiki with practical, hands-on training. The practice is presented as a natural, spiritual method of channeling life force from a higher power that fosters relaxation, peace and balance across body, mind, emotions and spirit, and it is open to learners from all backgrounds. Instruction is led by Reiki Master Lee VanZyl, the school’s owner, who has been teaching for 15 years and has attuned more than a thousand practitioners. Students receive attunements to the Level 1 and Level 2 symbols, learn the history and principles of the system, explore the chakra framework and intuitive development, practice self-healing and full session hand positions, study the relationship between emotions and illness, learn ways to prepare and protect their energy, and build proficiency as practitioners. The class includes comprehensive notes and a set of crystals for personal healing work. Upon completion, participants earn certification in both Levels 1 and 2 and are prepared to offer Reiki professionally. Support continues beyond the classroom if needed, with opportunities to attend Reiki Shares for additional practice alongside experienced masters. Classes are intentionally small for personalized attention and advance registration is required. Preparatory video links and the symbols are sent in a confirmation email, and learners are encouraged to practice drawing the symbols beforehand. The training runs for eight hours with a mid-day break. Bring a light lunch and water, or pick up a snack at Quickchek. Tuition is $333. An approved provider for massage therapists’ continuing education offers this training and related CE options.

Saturday Storytime returns with Miss Jen leading a mix of stories and songs for families at the library. It offers a simple way to start the weekend together. Please register, with one child per spot.

Chicago Fire FC travels to face the New York Red Bulls at Sports Illustrated Stadium in Harrison, New Jersey, a venue formerly known as Red Bull Arena. This MLS match highlights contrasting styles and momentum shifts, with valuable points at stake late in the season.

Big Bruce and the Messengers deliver a high-energy, multicultural dance show designed to keep the floor full. Movin and Groovin features classic Motown, timeless R&B and vintage soul with touches of rock and jazz, ideal for a patio setting or any venue seeking more than background music. These experienced entertainers engage with the crowd, read the room, and get people on their feet, appealing to a broad, mature, party-ready audience.

Night two in New Jersey turns up the volume with a crowd ready to sing every chorus, a celebration that feels long awaited. Expect a packed stadium moving as one from the opening beat. Arrive early and stay in the moment, the show flies by. Bruno Mars takes the stage at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford with DJ Pee .Wee, also known as Anderson .Paak, and RAYE.

Enhance your experience with a VIP Hype House option available during checkout. Guests with Hype House access receive included food and beverages, plus entry to a dedicated viewing area at pitch level.

Anna Felice blends layered tracks with live acoustic percussion to create a rich, dynamic sound. The performance centers on upbeat momentum and audience connection, offering a lively, engaging experience that draws listeners in.

Dizaster Horse makes its debut at Shannon Rose Irish Pub with a high-energy performance that sets a fun, lively tone for the night.

At Grassroots Community-Space, this event offers salsa instruction for two experience levels. The schedule features a beginner lesson followed by an intermediate session. A recent edition spotlighted merengue. Registration is available.

Summer fun continues at Play! Hoboken with a day camp where each day offers something new, from arcade play and creative arts to hands-on STEM, music, and other adventures. A warm breakfast and lunch are provided daily, along with healthy snacks. Campers take part in a full mix of indoor and outdoor games, crafts, and interactive activities. Summer campers also cool off with two swim sessions each week, with optional swim lessons available. School break camps often include a surprise special activity such as kayaking, baking, golf, music, or a STEM competition. Scheduling is flexible, with options to attend by the day or for the full week, plus early drop-off and late pick-up to fit busy routines.

WomenRising’s annual Rise Up golf tournament takes place at Jersey City’s Skyway Golf Course at Lincoln Park. The event supports the organization’s mission of helping women and families in Hudson County, including those seeking employment, safety from domestic violence, a path out of homelessness, and safe lives for children. With more than a century of service behind it, WomenRising continues this work with the help of participants and supporters on the course.

Test your Ted Lasso knowledge at a themed trivia night at Tommy Fox’s. Questions span AFC Richmond lore, biscuits with the boss, dartboard heroics, the Diamond Dogs, and memorable speeches, touching on the characters, quotes, relationships, and moments that define the series. Whether your allegiance leans toward Roy or Jamie, or you embrace the goldfish mindset, the event welcomes both teams and solo players. Designate a team captain to purchase tickets for the whole group. A confirmation email will be sent to participants as the event nears.

Put your Swiftie knowledge to the test with five rounds of Taylor Swift trivia at The Shepherd & The Knucklehead. Expect questions on everything from cat names and voicemails to birthdays and more. Reservations are expected to sell out, and teams should choose one captain to secure tickets for the entire group. Solo players should reserve a single ticket. A confirmation email will be sent to attendees closer to the event.

Sidebar Hackensack offers tasty dishes and a vibrant bar with creative cocktails and area craft brews. The venue champions live music, providing the perfect setting for Sandy Stones. Expect a lively atmosphere and a fun night.

Meadowlands Racing & Entertainment hosts a barbecue showcase with free admission, featuring smoked and grilled favorites from area food trucks and restaurants. The festivities also include live racing. Vendors can compete for a total of $2,500 in prizes, with $500 awarded for best brisket, chicken, pulled pork, ribs, and a people’s choice honor. The competition is open to area food trucks and restaurants. Entrants must prepare six plates for judging. A $100 entry fee applies. For registration or details, email Raryan@playmeadowlands.com.

Brandi Carlile and Gregory Alan Isakov share the stage for a concert at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN. This show features live performances from both artists in a single bill at the arena.

Philadelphia Union meets NY Red Bulls at Sports Illustrated Stadium. A charter bus from the Soob provides round trip transportation with parking available at the SoB Lot. Participants check in, depart promptly, and reach SI Stadium with time for a relaxed pregame outside the venue featuring sandwiches and drinks. A coordinated march leads into the stands before kickoff. After the final whistle a short hold is possible, then the bus returns to the Soob.

At Grand Saloon, The Ugly George Show performs an acoustic mix centered on 90s rock with a few extras, offering a straightforward unplugged take on songs you know.

Help care for the butterfly gardens at Carlstadt Community Garden. Adults and high school students can volunteer, and community service hours are available. Student participants will receive a letter confirming their hours. Please bring your own gardening gloves and tools. The activity depends on suitable weather. Advance registration is required. For questions, call 201-438-8866.

Since 2009, this convention has celebrated a distinctly American art form by focusing exclusively on original comic book artwork. There are no comic books and none of the bustle of large conventions, just a dedicated gathering where comic art collectors meet to buy, sell, trade, network, and talk about comic art. Enthusiasts travel from around the world for a premier event devoted solely to this medium. Whether you already collect or want to learn more about comic art, it is designed for you. Artists with a Marvel or DC pedigree, or their representatives, may inquire about very limited opportunities for future shows, with only one or two spaces available per event.

After rain disrupted the August plans, this Ridgefield Park concert has been rescheduled. The evening will feature live music at McGowan Park. Attendees can bring lawn chairs for comfortable seating and look forward to a pleasant late summer night with blue skies.

Erich Cawalla & The Uptown Band returns to the Fort Lee Concert Series at the Fort Lee Community Center. This date was rescheduled from July 28 due to inclement weather. Attendees are encouraged to bring chairs and blankets for comfortable seating as they enjoy the performance, part of the community concert series in Fort Lee, New Jersey.

Ed Sheeran appears at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ.

If the weather does not cooperate, a rain date has been set so the event can still take place.

Iron Maiden brings the Run For Your Lives World Tour to Sports Illustrated Stadium for a concert open to fans of all ages. Presales are offered through the Iron Maiden Fan Club and Live Nation. VIP package options are available, and there are Megadeth Cyber Army presales and VIP packages as well. A public on-sale is listed.

Experience a Candlelight tribute to Coldplay at Barrymore Film Center in Fort Lee, presented in a setting illuminated by candlelight. The Highline String Quartet performs a 60 minute program that includes Clocks, Shiver, Speed of Sound, Trouble, Fix You, Paradise, Something Just Like This, Yellow, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, and A Sky Full of Stars. Entry opens 45 minutes prior to the performance, and late arrivals cannot be accommodated once it has started. The event is open to ages 8 and up, with attendees under 16 required to be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA accessible, and seats are assigned by arrival order within each zone.

Iron Maiden performs alongside Megadeth and Anthrax at Sports Illustrated Stadium in Harrison, NJ. This shared concert brings the three bands together in one venue.

Designed for children in grades K to 2, this Makers Lab focuses on STEAM inspired projects and fosters teamwork and creativity among participants. Please register, reserving one spot per child.

A back to school event is in the works, with theme details to be shared soon. Elementary school uniform pieces are being gathered, including navy slacks, jumpers, skirts, and yellow tops such as blouses and heavier cotton styles. New socks, or clean pairs in like-new condition, are also welcome for donation to local shelters, and everyone is encouraged to take what they need. The event will take place at Mr Subs.

Enjoy a relaxed evening in Hackensack, NJ created for Jewish singles in their 30s and 40s, with room for those slightly outside that range. Guided rotations help you connect with every participant, while light games and conversation prompts keep things easy and low pressure. A matchmaker will be present, and the venue serves food and drinks. Organizers aim for an even balance between men and women. This is a ticketed event, and admission requires purchasing a ticket in advance.

Ridgefield Park Public Library presents an art exhibit and fundraiser showcasing the work of Theresa Troise Heidel. The collection includes paintings, prints, and cards inspired by flowers, the New Jersey coast, historic Asbury Park, scenes from Ridgefield Park, and the French countryside. Proceeds from sales benefit the library’s educational programs for children and adults. An opening reception launches the exhibit, with the full show available to view afterward. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library. Payment accepted: cash, check, or Zelle.

Honor Navratri with devotional music and lively Garba at the Meadowlands Exposition Center, where Jigardan Gadhavi leads the celebration with high-energy rhythms and heartfelt melodies. A festive crowd comes together for an evening of dance, culture, and tradition.

3-Piece Suit makes its first appearance at The Shannon Rose, featuring an evening that begins with dinner and continues with cocktails, sing-alongs, and some dancing.

Participants can opt for a 5K run or a 1 mile walk as part of this PBA fundraiser at Palisades Interstate Park - Ross Dock.

At James F. Keenan Field, Hudson Fit Expo brings a wide mix of fitness, competition, and wellness. A ticket unlocks eight live competitions plus group classes, a Larry Wheels meet and greet, a live DJ, free samples and giveaways, vendors with brand activations, wellness experiences such as saunas, cold plunges, IVs, and VO2 Max, an arcade zone, a raffle, and an after party and ceremony. The competition slate features powerlifting, jiujitsu, sumo wrestling, NJ Fit Body Challenge, Calisthenics Cup, Hybrid Challenge, Strength Wars, and Strict Curl Rising Bar. Ticket options are available at Early Bird $35, Advance $50, and Gate $70.

The Spirit of 76 Expo at the Williams Center celebrates the 50th anniversary of KISS’s storied Spirit of ’76 Destroyer Tour, a milestone closely connected to the nation’s Bicentennial. At the heart of the event is a full-scale rebuild of the iconic Destroyer stage, crafted from the complete 27-page blueprint set. Inspired by the album cover, the towering set highlights the band’s larger-than-life personas against the imagery of a city in ruins. Although the original tour was widely documented, few images ever captured the entire stage, so this meticulous recreation offers a rare opportunity to experience one of rock’s most ambitious productions in full. Presented by Dressed To Kill KISS Tribute Band Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, the expo serves as a charitable fundraiser with proceeds benefiting St. Jude children’s cancer research.

Organized by the Fort Lee Business District Alliance, this seasonal artisan market series highlights local vendors and small businesses while bringing neighbors together. Each edition features a curated selection of artisans and makers alongside food vendors, with themes that reflect the time of year, including Mother’s Day, summer kickoffs, and fall harvest celebrations. Explore handmade goods, enjoy local flavors, and take in a lively community atmosphere that shines a light on Fort Lee’s growing small business scene. Additional themes, details, and vendor spotlights will be shared throughout the season.

Experience a one hour disco dance party built around music from the 1970s and 1980s at Hasbrouck Heights Borough Hall. This special show centers on dancing to disco tracks from those two decades.

Admission is free, and the event will proceed regardless of the weather. Guests may wish to prepare for sun or rain to stay comfortable throughout.

The event features Brooks And Dunn at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN.

Experience Navratri with Kairavi Buch at Meadowlands Exposition Center, where lively Garba rhythms set the tone for an evening of dance, music, and festive spirit. The celebration brings together Garba enthusiasts for a vibrant night that highlights culture, community, and nonstop energy.

An unplugged performance centered on 90s rock, complemented by other selections beyond the decade. Expect a stripped back sound that puts the songs front and center.

Designed for singles in their 30s and 40s, with some flexibility on age, this gathering in Bogota, New Jersey blends a playful, guided improv class with a relaxed social mixer. No acting or improv background is required, and the activities are geared toward easy conversation and genuine connection. The class is led by Ryan Huban of Howdy Stranger, and participation is capped at 16 to keep things comfortable, with a balanced split between women and men. Spectator tickets are available for anyone who would prefer to watch the class, enjoy the provided light snacks and refreshments, and join the mixer afterward. A matchmaker is part of the experience, balanced numbers are planned, and pre-purchased tickets are required.

Ridgefield Park Senior Center hosts a donation drop off in support of the annual SWAP & SHOP. The organizers are accepting clean, wearable clothing, footwear, and accessories. Donations are taken only during designated drop-off periods before the swap opens for shopping, and no additional items are accepted once shopping begins.

Geeta Rabari brings the spirit of Navratri to life with high energy Garba and Dandiya alongside Gujarati folk melodies. Recognized for her standout folk vocals, she leads a stage program that celebrates tradition through dance, rhythm, and song. The celebration takes place at the Meadowlands Exposition Center, creating a lively atmosphere for fans of Garba, Dandiya, and live folk music.

Primrose appears at Twin Door Tavern with a varied mix of rock styles in a wide-ranging set.

The annual street fair returns to the heart of Downtown Jersey City, turning Newark Avenue from Grove Street to Monmouth Street into a lively showcase of local talent, tastes, and community spirit. Look forward to eight hours filled with food, more than 300 vendors and neighborhood businesses, children’s rides, sweet treats, vintage finds, handmade crafts, live music, cigar rolling, encounters with live animals, pumpkin painting, beer gardens, and plenty more to explore. Admission is free and the atmosphere is welcoming for all ages. Businesses interested in participating are invited to apply. Organizers note they will not request direct messages or payment through private channels and encourage anyone with questions to call 201-547-3554.

Astor Bar celebrates seven decades with a barbecue party that brings together family and friends to share memories, share some laughs, and make a toast to the past 70 years and the years ahead. Attendees are encouraged to wear Astor Bar gear, with older items especially welcome. The barbecue will go on regardless of the weather.

The Meadowlands Racetrack rooftop bar features harness racing, rooftop views, and classic rock under the night sky.

This event presents an elevated edition of the Unified Martial Arts Network's OG Internationals, tailored to older martial artists.

A lively street fair featuring an auto showcase, musical entertainment, and plenty more to discover.

An outdoor street fair and craft show featuring artists and crafters, live music, tasty food options, games for kids, and activities for all ages. Spectators enjoy free admission. Vendor booth space is popular and has a track record of selling out.

This free end-of-summer celebration returns for its third installment, featuring highlights from summer programs along with games and snacks. The event includes live music from bands and DJs, face painting, dancing, and art gallery displays. Attendees will also get a sneak peek at the DramaJam Troupe’s fall production, Shrek the Musical. No advance RSVP is required.

This event offers a chance to have some fun while lending support to the local fire department.

Next Stage Band makes its debut at The Liberty House in Jersey City. The evening features live music alongside an upscale dining experience and views of the NYC skyline. Reservations are recommended.

ZZ Top is set to appear at Ascend Federal Credit Union Amphitheater in Nashville, Tennessee.

The Ugly George Show delivers an acoustic performance focused on 90s rock, with additional songs beyond the decade.

A town-wide garage sale is planned. A $5 permit is required and can be paid at Borough Hall or the DPW. Only lawn signs are permitted. For questions, contact Malenia Morrigan at mmorrigan@maywoodboro.org or 201-845-2900 x600.

Take on a scenic challenge along the Palisades with a choice between a half marathon and a 6K trail run. The course follows the ridge with wide-open views, notable climbs, and a blend of paved and natural surfaces. All finishers receive a medal and a race shirt. Proceeds support the Palisades Parks Conservancy and the preservation of New Jersey’s park system. Discount code available: PHM26-LatinasRunNJ.

Enjoy live music, entertainment, and giveaways at a yearly harvest celebration. More details will be announced.

The PTO Today Fall Expo will be held at Meadowlands Exposition Center.

After a long wait, Running With Scissors returns to Maywood Inn's Twin Door Tavern in Maywood for a fall appearance.

At Overpeck Park, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s Bergen County Out of the Darkness Walk brings the community together to support mental health awareness and suicide prevention. The Saddle Brook Community Partnership is leading the way as the first team to register and donate this year and is working to grow participation beyond last year’s turnout. The event includes check-in followed by the walk, highlighting a shared commitment to remind everyone that mental health matters.

Maywood Community Garden is holding a fall clean-up day as the planting season concludes. All are welcome to lend a hand in tidying the garden and helping close out the season.

The Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Banquet honors the Class of 2026 and introduces the first-ever group of inductees. This celebratory gathering recognizes their achievements and commemorates an important milestone.

Step into the spotlight at Dingbatz in Clifton for an emo karaoke experience backed by a full live band and show-ready production with visuals. The musicians on stage include players who have appeared at festivals such as Warped Tour and When We Were Young and have toured internationally, while attendees take over as the lead singer. The setup is simple... the band handles the music, and participants deliver the vocals on stage. Signups are available so performers can choose a song and sing with the group.

Joe appears at bergenPAC, performing music shaped by his Southern roots and early church training. Born in South Georgia and raised in Alabama, he learned guitar and piano while traveling with his evangelist father and refining his vocals in church. He set aside plans to attend Dillard University in New Orleans to relocate to New Jersey and pursue music, achieving an R&B top 10 in 1993 with I’m in Luv on Mercury Records and finding wider crossover success in the mid-90s with All the Things (Your Man Won’t Do).

Malcolm Todd appears at The Truth in Nashville, Tennessee.

Take on a USATF‑qualifying event on an accurately measured course through Jersey City’s Lincoln Park, where leafy roads and paths create a green escape from the urban buzz. The route offers long, spectator-friendly stretches so supporters can cheer frequently. Participants benefit from live timing and online tracking, a YouTube livestream, finish-line photos and video, and a personalized race video. The event supports Sustainable Jersey City. After crossing the finish, celebrate your accomplishment amid the park’s history and scenery with finisher awards for all, a technical race shirt, and food and refreshments. For an added option, a paid post-race brunch at The View in Jersey City features a generous cold buffet and seating for groups close to the finish.

The 16th Annual Diwali Mela brings the Festival of Lights to Buchmuller Park in Secaucus, NJ. The event features a marketplace with stalls offering apparel, jewelry, gifts, and more, along with food vendors serving regional dishes from across India, with specialties from both the north and the south. Cultural showcases, music, and performances by children are planned throughout the program. Admission is free.

Celebrating its 10th edition, ProgStock presents three days of progressive rock with a separately ticketed After Party to cap things off. Pass options include Prog-Ducer and Regular 3-day passes, and both After-Party tickets and T-shirt preorders are available. Headliners include Nektar on Derek 'Mo' Moore's final tour, Spock's Beard with Alan Morse, Dave Meros, Ryo Okumoto, Ted Leonard, and Nick Potters, and Eddie Jobson performing U.K. Revisited with Eddie Jobson, Marc Bonilla, Alex Machacek, and Marco Minnemann. Also appearing are Crack The Sky, Resistor, Sonus Umbra, IZZ, The Devil's Staircase, Paul Bielatowicz's Nosferatu LIVE featuring Dave Bainbridge, Randy McStine Trio, Estronaut with Jane Getter, Rachel Flowers, Julie Slick, Durga McBroom, and Ruby Dunphy, serengazer with Michael Sadler, Seren Sadler, Matt Dorsey, Paul Bielatowicz, and Jimmy Keegan, Chris Jobson, Gabriel Agudo accompanied by Bill Hubauer, Phideaux, and Andy Graziano from Jon Anderson and the Band Geeks.

At Meadowlands Exposition Center, the UDMA Dance Teacher Expo brings studio owners and their teams together to map out the season, compare products, and build relationships with leading vendors who return year after year. Walk the floor to explore complete costume collections from major brands, feel fabrics, and see how colors and materials move so you can choose recital looks with confidence. While you browse, collaborate on themes and music selections that sharpen your performance vision and strengthen your studio plans. Everything sits under one roof, from resources for recital logistics and curriculum to dance tours, facility upgrades, and competition schedules. Speak directly with specialists about travel, ticketing, flooring, promotional items, photography, and more, and get on-the-spot answers from the people who make it all happen. The expo also nurtures community, giving teams and friends space to celebrate wins, catch up, and create lasting memories together.

Red Rox brings a high-energy performance to Shannon Rose Clifton. Look forward to an upbeat night of live music.

The New York Jets take on the Cleveland Browns at MetLife Stadium in an NFL matchup. This game is subject to flexible scheduling, so the schedule shown on tickets may change. Accessible seating for wheelchair users and patrons with limited mobility is available. When purchasing, select the appropriate accessible option and request the total number of accessible and companion seats in the same selection to ensure your group can sit together. Tickets will be offered through a public onsale along with an American Express presale.

At Rutherford Public Library, an immersive multimedia program leads attendees through New Jersey's 21 counties, delving into unknown creatures, haunted tales, and local legends, from Sussex County's Big Red Eye to Cape May's phantom lights. Each narrative is rooted in homegrown lore and presented with striking visuals, historical background, fun facts, and storytelling that invites participation.

Promoted as the largest Durga Utsov in the Tri-State area, this celebration brings together pujo and a thakur dalan, along with food, adda, and a live concert.

An evening of good company, great food, and prize-filled fun supports veterans and rescue dogs through a third annual tricky tray fundraiser for Operation K9 Beethoven, a New Jersey nonprofit organization. Admission is $60 and includes one ticket bundle along with dinner, beer, wine, soda, coffee, and dessert. Raffle tables are being stocked and community support is welcome. New items, premade gift baskets, or gift certificates are appreciated, and companies that champion veterans or animal rescues often contribute tax-deductible funds or high-value basket items. Suggested basket ideas include tech gadgets, kitchen appliances, outdoor gear, night out packages such as restaurant vouchers or theater tickets, and pet themed collections. To arrange a donation pickup or drop off, call 201-986-1111 or email k9beethoven@yahoo.com. Every contribution helps pair a veteran with a loyal partner and gives a rescue dog new purpose. EIN 87-1417235.

Sanctuary makes a return to Dingbatz with a bill that includes Lady Evil, paying tribute to Dio, Ozzy Osbourne, and Black Sabbath, and Hemispheres performing a Rush tribute. Advance tickets are priced at $15, with day-of-show admission at $20. Attendees must be 21 or older to drink.

This event highlights a varied blend of rock, weaving together different eras and styles for a dynamic experience. The music moves from melodic textures to punchy, high-energy moments while staying true to the core of the genre. Listeners who enjoy variety within rock will find plenty to explore.

Enjoy a live performance from Daughtry at Bergen Performing Arts Center in Englewood, NJ.

New Jersey singer and songwriter Rick Barth brings an acoustic set to The Heights Bar & Grill. With decades of experience and influences that span Americana, pop, and rock, he pairs strong, soulful vocals with accomplished acoustic guitar work. The performance blends original songs with cover versions of classics, delivered with genuine heart and plenty of energy.

SCA Diwali on Hudson 2026 marks its 12th year with a free, family friendly celebration at Exchange Place. Hosted by the Saraswati Cultural Association, it brings cultural energy to the Hudson with performances and vendors. The event is currently accepting performers, vendors, and sponsors.

The 14th annual Dandiya Dhamaka brings an electric dandiya raas atmosphere to the Secaucus Recreation Center, set on the largest dance floor on the East Coast. Highlights include a live band, food trucks, raffles, and on-the-spot prizes. The event has sold out for 13 consecutive years, reflecting strong demand.

Matt Rife takes the stage at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN.

MetLife Stadium hosts a matchup between the New York Jets and the Miami Dolphins. Some games are subject to flexible scheduling, so the date and time shown on the schedule or on tickets may change. Patrons who need wheelchair or limited mobility seating should select ticket descriptions that indicate wheelchair accessible options or wheelchair patrons and companions, and request the total number of seats for users and companions in the same wheelchair dropdown so everyone can sit together. Ticket availability includes a public onsale, an Amex presale, and an STM offer.

Hosted at Hasbrouck Heights Free Public Library, Whispers in the Pines is an immersive multimedia experience that guides audiences across all 21 counties of the Garden State, delving into mysterious creatures, haunted lore, and regional legends, from Sussex County’s Big Red Eye to the eerie lights reported in Cape May. Each account draws on local tradition and is delivered with vivid visuals, historical background, engaging tidbits, and interactive narrative elements.

A live concert at Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles brings My Chemical Romance and The Used to the same stage, offering performances from both bands.

The Annual Halloween Family Bash, hosted by the HDSID, brings festive fun to Grove Path Plaza on the Newark Avenue Pedestrian Mall in downtown Jersey City. Families can enjoy rides for kids, photo booths, live music, and treats for all ages. Vendors that cater to families and children are invited to take part.

A rock and roll themed costume party features TPM, plus prizes and drink specials.

Start the morning with café vibes brought to life along the paths of Overpeck Park at the Croissant & Café Run, a thoughtfully organized 5K welcoming both personal-record chasers and relaxed walkers with friends. Enjoy a quick route in crisp autumn air, then slow down at the signature croissant-and-coffee finish for something warm and fresh to savor. Every participant earns a finisher medal, and race shirts are available to pre-order during registration. Come for the miles, linger for the coffee, and leave with a feel-good glow.

An annual Día de Muertos parade and celebration features a giant skeleton puppet in a procession that concludes at the Riverview Park gazebo. A community ofrenda will be set up in the gazebo to honor loved ones who have passed. More details will be announced.

Experience a vibrant gluten-free festival at the Meadowlands Exposition Center featuring more than 100 exhibitors and food trucks, complimentary tastings, items available for purchase, and a full lineup of demonstrations and presentations. Families can enjoy an activity area for kids and playful photo spots, with the entire event organized to be safe for those with celiac disease. A welcoming setting for all ages, it brings together food, learning, and fun in one place.