Events in North Bergen today

Summer fun takes center stage at Play! Hoboken with a day camp featuring arcade play, art projects, STEM activities, music, and plenty of adventures. Each day brings a blend of indoor and outdoor games, creative crafts, and interactive experiences that keep campers active and curious. Campers cool off in the pool twice per week, with optional swim lessons available. Daily meals are included, with a hot breakfast, a hot lunch, and nutritious snacks provided. Registration is flexible, with options to attend for a single day or the full week. Early drop-off and late pick-up are available to fit busy schedules.

Ease into the week at Carlstadt Library with a beginner yoga class with Priti. The session runs 60 minutes, and participants should bring a yoga mat. Registration is required for each class. For questions, call 201-438-8866.

This event features an interactive literacy session with stories and songs in both Spanish and English. Registration is required. Storytime does not take place on certain dates.

Artists in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut are invited to submit work that reflects on nighttime and memory, exploring the interplay of light and darkness and the layered stories that emerge after dark during a historic milestone in the American narrative. Only two dimensional pieces will be considered, and each artist may present up to two works for review. The exhibition is set for the City of Clifton Arts Center & Sculpture Park. All artwork must be delivered in person, as shipped entries will not be accepted. The organizing team includes Clifton Arts Center Director Roxanne Cammilleri and Rockefeller Gallery curator Lisa D'Amico, PhD.

Take advantage of a happy hour featuring 25 percent off all items. The discount applies to everything, making it a simple way to save across the entire selection.

Teens can pick up a craft kit created just for them. Kits can be collected inside the library, and no sign-up or reservations are needed. Quantities are limited and will be given out in the order of arrival, with a limit of one kit per person. When your craft is finished, share a photo on Facebook or Instagram at @bogotalibrarynj.

Karaoke Night lights up the bar at UNO in Clifton every Tuesday night. Order a drink, find a little liquid courage, and take the mic to sing your heart out.

Foreigner performs live at Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, TN.

This recurring event is held on Wednesdays, with additional Saturday dates. A full vendors’ schedule is available.

Gain a clearer picture of your body with a gentle, noninvasive thermography session. A full-body scan offers visual insights into hormone health, circulation, and the lymphatic system, and can highlight areas of inflammation, overwhelm, or balance. It is designed to support those navigating perimenopause, addressing stress, or working toward personal wellness goals, providing information that helps guide aligned and informed choices for intentional well-being.

Mr. Tommy leads a lively storytime designed for children ages 0 to 3, featuring a playful mix of stories and songs that keep little ones engaged from start to finish. Registration is required, and reserve one spot per child.

Settle in for a relaxed building session with Legos and let your creative ideas flow. Please register each child for the event.

Crochet Club offers a relaxed space for crocheters to work on their own projects alongside others. Supplies are provided by the Library. There is no instructor, so it is not intended for beginners seeking lessons. It suits those with a little experience who want a casual, social environment. Registration is recommended.

Keep Mahjing On hosts an evening of Mahjong at Mojo Coffee focused on learning, practice, and community. Two paths are available. Mahjong 101 welcomes brand‑new players or anyone seeking a refresher, covering the fundamentals of American Mahjong such as reading the NMJL card, recognizing tiles, building hands, understanding the Charleston, and getting into gameplay. Guided Open Play suits those who already know the basics and want a supportive table to sharpen skills, with Keep Mahjing On instructors on hand to answer questions, clarify rules, and offer strategy tips throughout the session. Registration includes a complete setup with tiles, racks, mats, dice, and loaner NMJL cards, plus instruction or guided play based on the option selected. Expect a friendly, social atmosphere and small bites provided by Keep Mahjing On. No memorization is required. Simply bring yourself, everything else is taken care of.

Turn the volume up for a trivia night at Tommy Fox’s celebrating the sounds that reshaped rock in the 90s. Questions span grunge, Britpop, pop punk and the alt radio hits, covering the bands, albums, lyrics and milestone moments that left a lasting mark. Whether you experienced the era firsthand or found it later, fans of 90s alternative and rock are in good company. One team captain should purchase tickets for the whole group, and solo players are welcome. A confirmation email will be sent to participants ahead of the event. Expect a tight, high energy set of questions with no filler.

Part of the Maywood Summer Concert Series, School of Rock Maywood takes the stage at Maywood Memorial Park for an evening of live music. Food trucks will be available, and attendees are encouraged to bring a chair or blanket for comfortable seating. If the weather looks uncertain, check for an update after 12 pm on the day of the show to confirm it is still scheduled.

Lunar Alchemy offers a 45-minute immersive sound bath and shadow work experience in a serene Himalayan salt cave. The session blends halotherapy, guided meditation centered on shadow exploration, and crystal singing bowl sound healing, all oriented around the new moon to support inner reflection, the release of emotional blocks, and the setting of clear intentions for growth, clarity, and renewal. Expect an in-person experience that includes a halotherapy component in the calming salt cave, a $44 value, guided meditation for release and self-discovery, a crystal singing bowl journey to ease and regulate the nervous system, a new moon intention ritual, and gentle integration practices to help ground and align your energy. Potential benefits include reduced stress and anxiety, support for respiratory and immune wellness, the clearing of stagnant energy and emotional tension, enhanced focus, clarity, and inner balance, and a deepened connection to mindfulness and spiritual well-being. This offering is suited to those seeking holistic healing, energy work, meditation, and spiritual wellness in a peaceful, restorative setting. Pre-registration is required, and the cost is $55 plus tax.

An open stand up mic night at Charlie's Corner in Secaucus, NJ offers stage time to comedians of all experience levels. Sign ups take place before the show begins, then the mic kicks off with a host keeping the laughs coming and the energy high. Sponsored by owner Tara Krajewski, whose family has operated the bar for generations, this neighborhood spot provides a friendly setting for comics to test new material and for audiences to take in a night of live stand up.

Team up with friends at Grand Saloon for a lively trivia night with questions spanning quirky tidbits and pop culture. Expect a friendly, competitive atmosphere where enthusiasm matters more than expert knowledge. Bring good vibes, test what you know, and enjoy a drink while you play.

Children ages 3 to 5 can enjoy a summertime storytime with Mr. Tommy, featuring book selections connected to the Unearth a Story summer reading theme. Please reserve a spot for each child attending.

My Chemical Romance and Pierce The Veil share the stage for a concert at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, TN. This concert features live performances by both bands in a stadium setting.

A crowd-favorite twist on trivia features a Family Feud style format where players earn points by guessing the most popular responses from surveys of real people. The vibe is lighthearted with food, laughter, and prizes. Held every Thursday.

The fifth annual community resource fair marking International Overdose Awareness Day takes place at Lincoln Park, at the West Side Avenue entrance next to the Lincoln Park Fountain. This gathering creates space to honor those lost to overdose and to find support, featuring personal readings and poetry from people in recovery, instruction on administering Narcan, and opportunities to connect with local community resources. Music, giveaways, harm reduction kits, and live Narcan demonstrations are part of the experience. Admission is free and open to everyone, and registration is not required.

NJ/NY Gotham FC faces the Kansas City Current at Sports Illustrated Stadium (formerly Red Bull Arena) in an NWSL clash featuring contrasting styles and standout talent. With late-season stakes that could affect the standings, the match unfolds in a lively stadium setting from kickoff to the final whistle.

Experience a lively weekend of pageantry featuring customized gifts, a crown, and other extras. Enjoy a festive atmosphere from start to finish.

Emo Night Karaoke transforms White Eagle Hall into a full-band singalong, inviting attendees to take the lead mic while a lineup of more than ten musicians powers an extra long set with no openers. The ENK collective includes players with experience on Warped Tour and When We Were Young, and this special Jersey City edition is billed as their longest set for the city, keeping the show rolling deep into the night. Doors open with on-site signups for would-be singers, and setlists are available on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Music to help choose a favorite track.

Vendors are scheduled on Wednesdays and Saturdays. A complete list of participating vendors is available online.

Ease into the sport at Fort Lee Racquet Club with an introductory tennis session that uses low compression balls. This approach helps new players begin playing with greater comfort and confidence.

Explore channeling as a way to let messages from beyond flow through you for personal and collective guidance. The class focuses on deepening your soul connection and tuning in to insight from higher realms. Through guided techniques you will learn to enter a gentle, trance-like altered state and allow spirit guides and angels to speak through you, while quieting the analytical mind that can interrupt the process. Participants will practice meditation, both give and receive messages of healing and inspiration, and may also experiment with inspired writing. Beginners are welcome, and the practices can also enrich the work of experienced mediums, psychics, and healers. Led by Lee VanZyl. Cost is $111. Please bring a notebook and pen.

The Ugly George Show delivers an acoustic set built around 90's rock and more at Grand Saloon.

Ella Mai performs live in concert at The Pinnacle At Nashville Yards in Nashville, TN. Attendees can look forward to seeing the artist on stage at this Nashville venue.

The DIVAS Band returns to the venue with a set featuring Motown, R&B, disco, 70s and 80s rock, and dance party favorites.