Events in Union City, NJ

Makers Market at Makerhoods brings together local artisans, makers, and small businesses in a lively open-air setting, offering handmade goods, distinctive gifts, fresh and seasonal finds, produce, and a variety of food options. Music and a friendly atmosphere set the tone as visitors browse and enjoy the creative spirit of the community. Admission is free, the experience is family friendly, and everything takes place outdoors, weather permitting.

Monster Jam unleashes giant trucks, elite drivers, and nonstop thrills on a dirt course packed with stunts and high-energy competition. Spectators are close to the action as top competitors face off in side-by-side races that highlight speed and skill. Iconic trucks such as Grave Digger, El Toro Loco, and Sparkle Smash are featured, along with more favorites. It is promoted as fun for everyone, with big moments and excitement from start to finish.

James Maddock returns to Spanish Pavillion for an early evening performance of stories and songs, spanning his catalog and featuring selections from his new album Forever June. His music has been praised by radio legend Vin Scelsa and by Relix Magazine. Admission is $35. Tickets also serve as a dining reservation at the restaurant, where food and drinks are available with no minimum purchase. Two parking lots are attached to the venue. All door proceeds go to the artist. Following two shows at this location last year, he brings another night of live music to the room.

Charlie Chaplin’s The Gold Rush returns to the screen with the added thrill of live piano accompaniment by Makia Matsumura, a composer and silent film accompanist of international renown. The 1925 classic follows the Little Tramp into the Klondike in search of fortune, weaving romance, humor, and heart into a story filled with unforgettable visual comedy. Frequently cited among the most celebrated films in movie history, it shines even brighter with a freshly performed score that highlights its timeless storytelling. Matsumura’s expressive improvisations have been spotlighted by Turner Classic Movies, Netflix, ABC News, and NHK, and her appearances include the Museum of Modern Art, Lincoln Center, the Library of Congress, the Musikverein in Vienna, and the Konzerthaus in Berlin. The live performance brings new energy and emotional color to Chaplin’s masterpiece, creating a cinematic experience that welcomes both first-time viewers and devoted fans of silent film.

Summer Break Day Camp at Play Hoboken delivers a lively mix of arcade play, art projects, STEM exploration, music, and other adventures. Each day brings indoor and outdoor games, creative crafts, and hands-on activities that keep campers active and engaged. Summer sessions include two swim times each week, with the option to add swim lessons. Enrollment is flexible, whether for a single day or the full week. All daily meals are covered, including a hot breakfast, a hot lunch, and wholesome snacks. Families can also take advantage of early drop off and late pick up. School break camps from this program often feature a surprise special such as kayaking, baking, golf, music, or a STEM competition.

Experience an interactive literacy session featuring stories and songs presented in both Spanish and English. Registration is required. Please note that storytime will not be held on select dates.

An interactive mural experience invites visitors of all ages to help tell New Jersey’s evolving story. Inspired by generations of innovators, leaders, and dreamers who have shaped the Garden State from its founding to today, the communal canvas celebrates the state’s past, present, and future. Participation is included with admission. Add your creativity, leave a personal mark, and watch the portrait of New Jersey grow, color by color.

This community drive supports low-income children in Clifton by gathering the school supplies they need. Donors are asked to contribute a backpack already filled with a pencil case and core items such as glue sticks, a two-hole sharpener, a 24-count box of crayons, pink erasers, safety scissors, markers, colored pencils, a 12-pack of #2 pencils, three pocket folders, a wide-ruled composition book, and a wide-ruled spiral notebook. An Amazon wish list is available for convenient shopping, and drop shipping is recommended to ensure delivery. Online contributions are also welcome through Venmo at @PowerofOne with “school supplies” noted in the memo, and via PayPal. Checks may be made payable to Power of One with “School Supplies” in the memo line. Community partners supporting the effort include A1 Affordable Construction, J.K. Realty, Strobles Outreach, Lunar E-Clips Salon, George’s Coffee Shop, Infatuation Hair Salon, Allwood Library, Clifton Main Library, Clifton Fire Houses 2, 4, and 5, Provident Bank, M&T Bank, Alma Bank, Valley Bank, Spencer Bank, and Columbia Bank.

Students in grades 3 through 5 can take part in hands-on STEAM projects. There may be opportunities to collaborate and use creativity. Please reserve one spot for each child.

Karaoke takes over the bar at UNO in Clifton, where guests can grab a drink for confidence and belt out favorite tunes. The fun happens every Tuesday night, turning the bar into a casual stage for karaoke fans.

At Camp Liberty, the Educational Arts Team partners with Speranza Theater Company for a summer play series that celebrates storytelling as scripts are lifted off the page in live readings. The experience welcomes dedicated theater fans as well as anyone looking for something different this summer.

A relaxed neighborhood film night invites the community to gather for a shared screening. Guests are encouraged to bring their own blankets and chairs for comfortable seating.

Mr. Tommy leads a lively storytime designed for children ages 0 to 3. Little ones can enjoy a mix of stories and songs that keeps them engaged throughout the session. Registration is required, with one spot reserved per child.

The library hosts a casual board game get-together. A selection of games will be set out so you and your friends can choose what to play. Advance registration is needed, and please reserve a separate spot for each child.

Connect with fellow crocheters in a relaxed, informal setting while you focus on personal projects. The Library will provide supplies. There is no instructor, so the gathering is intended for those who already have some crochet experience rather than people seeking lessons. Registration is suggested.

A no-theme general trivia showdown features five rounds drawing from pop culture, history, sports, music, movies, and more. Teams are encouraged, with one captain handling ticket reservations for the entire group, and solo players are welcome. A confirmation email will be sent to all participants ahead of the event. Expect friendly competition and a chance to see who claims the top spot.

The Maywood Summer Concert Series features Forever Young at Maywood Memorial Park. Enjoy live music with food trucks on site. Bring a portable chair or a blanket for comfortable lawn seating. If the weather looks uncertain, confirm on the day of the show that it is still scheduled.

Trivia Wednesdays at Grand Saloon offers a question-filled evening that covers random trivia and pop culture alike. Friends gather over drinks and put their knowledge to the test. It is open to everyone, no genius required, with an emphasis on good vibes and a touch of friendly competition.

A farmers market takes place at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center and Children’s Hospital of New Jersey, held in the Newark Strong Lobby.

Designed for children ages 3 to 5, this summer storytime with Mr. Tommy features books chosen to match the Unearth a Story summer reading theme. Please register one spot for each child.

Pack a lawn chair or blanket and settle in under the open sky for a night of classic rock from TPM. This easygoing outdoor gathering is all about relaxing, listening, and enjoying the music.

Arrival from Sweden brings the music of ABBA to Dream Live Deck at The American Dream in East Rutherford, presenting a live concert filled with classic hits. Expect favorites like Mamma Mia, Dancing Queen, Waterloo, and Honey, Honey, along with many more songs fans know by heart.

Enjoy a Family Feud style trivia experience where participants try to predict the most popular answers to survey questions asked of real people. The event centers on fun, with food and prizes in the mix. Expect lots of laughs and lighthearted competition with friends.

Parents who are curious about early milestones can take part in a relaxed conversation at The Nest with three pediatric specialists. A physical therapist, an occupational therapist, and a speech-language pathologist will walk through the topics families ask about most, including movement, play, feeding, sensory processing, and communication. From early movement to emerging language, they will offer clear guidance and answer questions you may have been searching for quietly. No appointment is needed, and the setting is low pressure and judgment free. Expect straightforward answers alongside other parents moving through the same stage. Light refreshments will be available, and babies and toddlers are welcome. Bring your questions. The discussion features 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 early fine and gross motor development, feeding, sensory processing, and overall development using play-based, individualized care while supporting families. Olivia Lada, MS CCC-SLP, is a pediatric speech-language pathologist who provides in-home therapy and helps children build communication skills through play-based, individualized support.

Girls Who Code is launching as a free weekly program at the Sci-Tech & Esports Hub that encourages girls to build skills and confidence through coding, creativity, and collaboration. Participants will explore technology in a welcoming setting, practice problem solving, and discover their strengths in STEM. No prior experience is required, only curiosity and a love of learning. Capacity is limited, so early registration is advised.

Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee hosts a live performance by Megan Moroney.

Jordan Davis delivers a set packed with familiar favorites, pairing inviting vocals with crisp, story-centered songwriting. The energy builds throughout as the crowd sings along, moving from intimate storytelling to soaring choruses. Expect Buy Dirt, Next Thing You Know, Singles You Up, Take It From Me, and Slow Dance in a Parking Lot, along with more. Live country in Raleigh with big singalong moments from start to finish.

Next Stop Comedy brings stand-up to Bolero Snort Brewery in Carlstadt, NJ. Each show features a fresh lineup, with comics seen on TV and heard on podcasts. Settle in for a night of laughs with a roster that changes every time.

Summer Fridays at Buttero bring lively acoustic music in a relaxed setting. Watch the game on TV while sipping a cold drink, and sing-alongs are encouraged.

Head out with the crew of the Independence II for a wreck diving excursion. Explore underwater wrecks and spend time beneath the surface on a trip focused on diving.

New Hope ETC is organizing a family-friendly trip focused on faith, history, Scripture, and community. The itinerary features a visit to the Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC, along with time at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial for reflection and learning. The cost is $40 per person, and seats are limited.

Young children can get a friendly start in pickleball at Newport Racquet Club through a Peewee Kids Camp designed for beginners. Sessions keep little players moving with activities and simple skills that make learning approachable and fun. It offers a lively, age-suited introduction to the sport for the youngest participants.

The American Orchid Society Northeast Judging Center holds its in person monthly orchid judging at Flat Rock Brook Nature Center in Englewood, New Jersey. This recurring gathering takes place on the third Saturday and welcomes orchid entries for evaluation by AOS judges. The day begins with announcements, followed by a firm check in deadline for plants, then an educational presentation and group discussion with the topic to be announced. After a short lunch break, formal judging takes place under AOS standards. Parking is limited to 20 spaces near the building, with overflow along public streets at the bottom of the hill. Face coverings are not required, and attendees are encouraged to be considerate and exercise caution around others.

House of Fitness brings a welcoming workout to Colosseum Gym, led by Coach Rueben and Coach Darlene with music from DJ Mook. This session is beginner friendly and open to all. Please bring hand weights and plenty of energy.

Spend time outdoors caring for the Greenway by picking up litter, clearing invasive growth from trees, and planting native species where possible. Volunteers will meet at the Anderson Street Bridge. Basic tools will be available, and participants are welcome to bring gloves, loppers, and clippers if they have them. The Friends of the Greenway can provide documentation of volunteer hours upon request. Street parking is available, and there is also a parking lot across the bridge. Before traveling, check for any schedule changes or cancellations.

A thermography clinic offering full-body, noninvasive scans that provide visual insight into hormone health, circulation, and the lymphatic system. The imaging can highlight areas of inflammation, overwhelm, or balance, giving clear information to guide next steps. It supports those navigating perimenopause, managing stress, or working toward specific wellness goals. The focus is on intentional, holistic wellness with attention to women’s health and hormone balance. Booking is available for scans.

Learn the foundations and practitioner skills of Usui Reiki in a comprehensive, hands-on class that teaches a traditional approach to channeling life force energy from God or a Higher Power. The practice encourages relaxation, peace and balance for body, mind, emotions and spirit. It is spiritual rather than religious and can be used alongside medical and therapeutic care. A strong focus is placed on cultivating self healing within each student. Instruction is in a classroom setting with Reiki Master Lee VanZyl, the school’s owner, who has 15 years of teaching experience, has attuned more than 1,000 practitioners, and is an approved provider with the NCBTMB offering continuing education for massage therapists. The curriculum covers Reiki history and principles, how to channel energy, the chakra system, intuitive development, Level 1 and Level 2 symbol attunements and their applications, self healing hand positions, full hand placements, how to conduct a session, and protection techniques. There is ample practice to demonstrate proficiency. Students receive detailed notes and a set of Reiki crystals, and at the end of the class earn certification in both Levels 1 and 2, preparing them to work professionally as a Reiki Practitioner. Ongoing support is available, and Reiki Shares provide opportunities to practice with access to experienced Reiki Masters. Class size is limited for individual attention, and registration is required. The fee is $333. This is an eight hour class with a lunch break. Bring a light lunch and water, or pick up a snack at Quickchek. After registering, you will receive links to preparation videos and the symbols by email, with a reminder to practice drawing the symbols.

Miss Jen returns to lead a Saturday storytime with stories and songs for families. This family-friendly session at the library is designed to kick off the weekend. Sign up each child separately so every attendee has a spot.

Featuring La Force Evangelique De New Jersey and Cosmopolite Divin, this gathering brings together music and food in a welcoming Christian setting. Attendees can expect an uplifting atmosphere, joyful songs, and a warm sense of community.

Bruno Mars brings night two in New Jersey to MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, where the energy is set for the loudest singalongs and a shared sense of anticipation finally fulfilled. Expect the entire crowd moving as one from the opening beat. Arrive early and savor the moment, because the show will race by. The lineup features DJ Pee .Wee, also known as Anderson .Paak, along with RAYE.

Big Bruce and the Messengers deliver a lively, multicultural dance showcase built on classic Motown, R&B, vintage soul, and touches of rock and jazz. This is a cover band focused on filling the dance floor rather than fading into the background. Their broad song list resonates with a mature crowd that loves to celebrate, serving up familiar grooves and spirited rhythms that keep the momentum high from start to finish. These seasoned musicians read the room, engage with the crowd, and create the kind of energy that gets people up and moving.

Enhance the experience with a VIP Hype House upgrade during checkout. This option includes complimentary food and drinks and provides an exclusive field-level vantage point, available only to Hype House guests.

Anna Felice brings a rich, high-energy sound supported by backing tracks and acoustic percussion. The combination sets a lively tone and keeps audiences engaged throughout.

Dizaster Horse makes its debut at Shannon Rose Irish Pub, bringing its first show at this venue and a rocking good time.

An open-air marketplace spotlighting local creativity, the Makers Market at Makerhoods brings together artisans, makers, and small businesses with fresh produce and food vendors, creating a relaxed place to browse handmade goods, pick up seasonal items, and enjoy a friendly community atmosphere. It is open to all ages, there is no cost to attend, and activities are held outdoors if the weather cooperates. Each edition features a changing mix of participants, so there is always something new to discover.

Enjoy a five star venue featuring a beautiful view of the New York City skyline.

At Grassroots Community-Space, this salsa event offers instruction at two levels. A beginner lesson comes first, followed by an intermediate session. The format welcomes newcomers and also supports dancers with some experience.

Summer is still in full swing at Play! Hoboken, where campers dive into arcade fun, creative art projects, STEM explorations, music, and other adventures. Each day brings something new to discover and enjoy. Enrollment is flexible, with the option to attend for a single day or for the entire week. Daily meals are included, featuring a hot breakfast, a hot lunch, and nutritious snacks. The schedule is filled with indoor and outdoor games, hands-on crafts, and interactive activities that keep campers active and engaged. Summer participants enjoy two swim sessions each week, and swim lessons are available. During school breaks, camps often add a surprise special such as kayaking, baking, golf, music, or a STEM challenge. For families who need it, early drop-off and late pick-up are available.

WomenRising’s annual Rise Up golf tournament gathers players at Skyway Golf Course at Lincoln Park in Jersey City to support the organization’s mission in Hudson County. For more than 120 years, WomenRising has worked alongside women and their families, addressing needs such as securing employment, finding safety from domestic violence, overcoming homelessness, and fostering safe lives for children.

Put your Ted Lasso knowledge to the test at a themed trivia night at Tommy Fox’s. Expect questions that dive into AFC Richmond lore, biscuits with the boss, darts, the Diamond Dogs, stirring locker room speeches, and the quotes, characters, relationships, and moments that defined the series. Teams are welcome, and solo players can take part as well. One team captain should purchase tickets for the entire group, and a confirmation email will be sent to all participants as the event approaches.

Put your Swiftie knowledge to the test with five rounds of Taylor Swift trivia at The Shepherd & The Knucklehead. The questions go beyond song titles and lyrics, covering details like cat names, voicemails, birthdays and more. Reservations are expected to sell out, so booking in advance is recommended. Teams can streamline the process by choosing a captain to secure tickets for the whole group, and solo players should reserve a single spot. A confirmation email will be sent to participants closer to the event. Short skirts or T shirts fit the theme.

The Monster Jam Road Trip brings Megalodon Stars & Stripes to select Walmart locations across New Jersey. Visitors can get up close for photos and appreciate the massive scale of the Megalodon truck. The tour includes stops in Tuckerton, Freehold, Linden, and Teterboro. There will also be opportunities to try out the newest Monster Jam toys and to shop official Spin Master diecast, RC, and playsets. The display schedule is subject to change.

A preseason matchup between the New York Jets and the New York Giants takes place at MetLife Stadium. Wheelchair users and guests with limited mobility can choose accessible seating during early and public sales, and should request the total number of accessible and companion seats in the same wheelchair dropdown so everyone can sit together. Ticket availability is offered through multiple sales phases, including a public onsale, an Amex presale, and an STM offer.

Live music takes center stage in a spot known for excellent food and a standout bar pouring tasty cocktails and locally brewed craft beer. The venue enthusiastically backs performers, setting the scene for a lively night.

Admission is free for a barbecue celebration at Meadowlands Racing & Entertainment, featuring barbecue from area food trucks and restaurants. There will also be live racing. Vendors can compete for $2,500 in prize money, with $500 awards for the best brisket, chicken, pulled pork, ribs, and a people’s choice winner. Entrants must be ready to sell and must prepare six plates for judging. Open to area food trucks and restaurants. To register or request details, email Raryan@playmeadowlands.com. A $100 entry fee is required.

Brandi Carlile and Gregory Alan Isakov share the stage for a live concert at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee. This show brings both artists together in one evening of music at the arena.

Ride a charter bus from the Soob to Sports Illustrated Stadium for the Philadelphia Union matchup with the NY Red Bulls. Park at the SoB Lot, check in, and board for a prompt departure to the venue. Before the action begins, enjoy a relaxed pregame outside the stadium with hoagies and beverages, then take part in a supporters march into the stands. After the final whistle, a brief post-match hold may occur before the bus departs for the return trip to the Soob.

The Ugly George Show performs acoustic versions of 90s rock, plus a mix of other tunes.

Reggae In Action unites the distinctive vocals of Beres Hammond with the kinetic energy of Beenie Man for a major night at Prudential Center. Expect classic songs, powerhouse performances, and a salute to reggae’s worldwide influence. Hammond, celebrated for enduring anthems and captivating live shows, shares the stage with Beenie Man, a trailblazing force in dancehall. With both Jamaican stars performing together, fans from the Tri-State area and beyond can anticipate a signature celebration of the music, the culture, and the community that sustains it. Presented by Jammins Events.

Lend a hand at Carlstadt Community Garden by helping care for the butterfly gardens. Adults and high school students are welcome, and participants can earn community service hours. High school volunteers will receive a letter verifying their hours. Please bring gardening gloves and tools. This activity depends on the weather, and registration is required. For questions, call 201-438-8866.

Founded in 2009, this convention focuses solely on original comic book artwork. It brings together collectors who come to purchase, sell, trade, connect with one another, and discuss their passion for comic art... nothing else. There are no comic books for sale, and the vibe favors conversation over the bustle of massive conventions. Enthusiasts travel from around the world to take part in this concentrated comic art gathering. Whether you already collect or are simply curious about the medium, it offers a dedicated place to learn and connect. The organizers are also filling a very limited number of future artist slots for creators with Marvel or DC backgrounds, or their representatives, with only one or two openings available per show.

After rain postponed the August plan, this Ridgefield Park Summer Concert Series show featuring Sandy Stones has been rescheduled. Expect an evening of live music in McGowan Park, and bring a lawn chair for comfortable seating. The aim is a clear, late-summer night that lets the performance shine.

Erich Cawalla & The Uptown Band returns to the Fort Lee Concert Series with a concert at the Fort Lee Community Center. This performance was rescheduled from July 28 due to inclement weather. The show takes place at the venue’s bandshell, and guests may wish to bring chairs or blankets for seating.

Ed Sheeran performs in concert at MetLife Stadium. Fans can look forward to a live show in a large stadium setting.

Maywood Community Garden holds a monthly maintenance day focused on routine upkeep and care of the garden. This effort supports the garden’s continued health and appearance. A rain date is scheduled.

New Jersey sets the stage for a thunderous heavy metal showdown as Anthrax performs with Iron Maiden. The night surges with relentless guitar work, hard-hitting drums, and fan favorites, including classics from Among the Living and beyond. Searing intensity, tight musicianship, and full-throttle energy capture the spirit of metal from start to finish.

Coldplay’s songs take on a new glow at Barrymore Film Center in Fort Lee as the Highline String Quartet performs a candlelit tribute that blends classical strings with the band’s signature melodies. The program features favorites including Clocks, Shiver, Speed of Sound, Trouble, Fix You, Paradise, Something Just Like This, Yellow, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, and A Sky Full of Stars. Seating is assigned within each zone in order of arrival, and there is no late entry once the performance begins. The venue is accessible, and attendees must be at least 8 years old, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult.

Shreya Ghoshal performs live at Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, USA.

A concert brings together Iron Maiden, Megadeth, and Anthrax at Sports Illustrated Stadium, with all three sharing the stage.

This session offers STEAM-themed projects designed for children in kindergarten through second grade, with an emphasis on collaboration and creative thinking. Activities encourage kids to work together while exploring new ideas. Please register each child individually.

Theme details will be shared soon for this back to school swap focused on outfitting elementary students. Donations are requested for uniform pieces such as navy slacks, jumpers, and skirts, along with yellow tops including blouses and heavier cotton blends. New socks and clean or like-new socks will be collected for local shelters, and participants are welcome to take what they need. The gathering will be held at Mr Subs.

Meet other Jewish singles in a relaxed, ticketed mixer designed for people primarily in their 30s and 40s, with flexibility for those just outside that range. Expect facilitated mingling and structured rotations so you can connect with everyone, plus low pressure games and card-based conversation starters that make conversations easy. A matchmaker will be on hand, and food and drinks are available at the venue. Organizers aim to keep attendance balanced between men and women. This event takes place in Hackensack, NJ. A pre-purchased ticket is required for entry.

The Dandelion Tour stops at Prudential Center in Newark, NJ, with Ella Langley headlining and ERNEST and Gabriella Rose as special guests. The lineup features a headlining performance by Ella along with sets from both guests for an evening of live music at this venue.

Ella Langley brings a live performance to Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. See her take the stage at this venue.

An art exhibit and library fundraiser spotlights the work of Theresa Troise Heidel, featuring paintings, prints, and cards inspired by flowers, the New Jersey coast, historic Asbury Park, Ridgefield Park, and the French countryside. Purchases help fund the library’s educational programs for children and adults, so every sale contributes to community learning. The event opens with a reception, and the full exhibition remains on view afterward. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library. Payment options include cash, check, or Zelle.

Navratri comes alive at Meadowlands Exposition Center with an evening of live music, devotion, and spirited Garba. Jigardan Gadhavi leads the celebration with energetic rhythms and heartfelt melodies, setting the tone for Dandiya and dancing as thousands gather for a colorful showcase of Gujarati culture and tradition.

3-Piece Suit makes its debut at Shannon Rose Clifton. Enjoy dinner, then stick around for cocktails, singalongs, and dancing.

This fundraiser features a 5K run and a 1 mile walk at Palisades Interstate Park - Ross Dock. Participants can select the distance that suits their pace and take part in a fitness-focused gathering that supports fundraising efforts.

Set at James F. Keenan Field, Hudson Fit Expo brings together competitions, training, and entertainment in one place. Expect eight live competitions and group classes, a meet and greet with Larry Wheels, a live DJ, vendor showcases with brand activations, free samples and giveaways, a wellness area featuring saunas, cold plunges, IVs, and VO2 max, an arcade zone, a raffle, and an after party and ceremony. The competitive slate includes powerlifting, jiujitsu, sumo wrestling, the NJ Fit Body Challenge, the Calisthenics Cup, the Hybrid Challenge, Strength Wars, and the Strict Curl Rising Bar. Tickets are offered in three tiers: Early Bird $35, Advance $50, and Gate $70.

At the Williams Center in Rutherford, New Jersey, this expo marks the 50th anniversary of KISS’s Spirit of ’76 Destroyer Tour, a run closely tied to the United States Bicentennial that spanned July through September 1976. The centerpiece is a full-scale rebuild of the original Destroyer stage, constructed from the complete 27-page set of blueprints. Inspired by the album’s dramatic imagery, the towering set was designed around the band’s larger-than-life personas and a shattered city backdrop. Although the tour was widely photographed and filmed, the entire stage was seldom captured in full. This one-night showcase restores the spectacle to its original scale exactly 50 years after its final performance. Presented by Dressed To Kill kiss tribute band Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, the event is a charitable fundraiser with proceeds donated to children’s cancer research at St Jude.

The Fort Lee Business District Alliance presents the 2026 Artisan Market Series, a seasonal lineup of outdoor markets that spotlight local artisans, makers, and small businesses. Each market brings a curated selection of handmade goods, options from area food vendors, and experiences tailored to the time of year, from Mother’s Day and summer kickoffs to fall harvest themes. Expect a welcoming community atmosphere with plenty to explore and opportunities to support Fort Lee’s small business community. Additional themes, vendor spotlights, and other details will be shared as the season progresses.

A special one hour 70s and 80s disco dance party show will be presented at Hasbrouck Heights Borough Hall. The program features a full hour dedicated to disco from those decades in a dance party format.

There is no cost to attend, and the event will proceed in all weather conditions.

Brooks And Dunn appear at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN.

Experience a Navratri celebration with Kairavi Buch at Meadowlands Exposition Center, featuring lively Garba and Dandiya Raas set to live music. The night centers on vibrant rhythms, energetic dancing, and a warm cultural atmosphere that fills the floor with festive spirit.

The Ugly George Show performs an acoustic set centered on 1990s rock, rounded out with additional songs beyond that era.

Raleigh hosts a high-energy Babymetal concert where fierce, emotive performances take center stage. The space boosts the sound and encourages close connection between performers and crowd, keeping everyone engaged throughout. Vivid visuals combine with powerful music for a fully immersive experience, turning this stop into a memorable surge of intensity and motion.

This fireside conversation on conscious parenting features Dr. Shefali, with P!NK serving as the moderator. It takes place at bergenPAC (Bergen Performing Arts Center) and includes one book of your choice. Please note that P!NK will not perform or sing at this event, her appearance is for moderation only. Sales include a public on sale and pre-sales for Friend Circle and members.

Singles in their 30s and 40s, with some flexibility on age, are invited to a friendly improv night and mixer at Bogota VFW. No prior acting or improv background is required. The evening features a one-hour, interactive class led by Ryan Huban of Howdy Stranger, followed by a one-hour social mixer with light refreshments and snacks. Class participation is limited to 16 people, balanced at eight women and eight men, to keep the experience engaging and comfortable. Spectator tickets are available for those who would rather watch the class, enjoy the refreshments, and join the mixer afterward. A matchmaker will be on hand to help facilitate introductions. This is a ticketed event, and advance purchase is required to attend.

This donation drop-off collects clean, usable clothing, shoes, and accessories in support of the annual Swap & Shop event. Donations are accepted only during the designated drop-off window before the shopping portion begins, and once shopping starts no additional items will be taken.

Experience a Navratri celebration headlined by Geeta Rabari, widely known as the queen of Gujarati folk music. The evening features lively Garba and Dandiya alongside heartfelt folk songs, bringing festive energy to the stage. The event takes place at Meadowlands Exposition Center.

This eclectic rock showcase blends diverse styles and influences into a varied, genre-spanning sound.

The fourth edition of Women Economic Forum New Jersey gathers at Felician University for a day centered on leadership, empowerment, networking, and recognition. Entrepreneurs, executives, professionals, community leaders, innovators, and changemakers from across New Jersey and beyond come together to connect, collaborate, and grow. Expect inspiring speakers and distinguished panelists, meaningful conversations that encourage impact and growth, and opportunities for powerful networking, business development, and sponsorship connections. The program also features an Evening Recognition Gala, an elegant celebration honoring exceptional leadership and impact. Whether you are a business owner, professional, student, organization, or aspiring leader, the experience is designed to empower and elevate participants. Additional details will be shared soon.

The annual All About Downtown Jersey City Street Fair returns to the heart of the city, transforming Newark Avenue from Grove Street to Monmouth Street into a lively corridor filled with more than 300 local vendors and businesses. Expect a full day of activity with food, kids’ rides, sweet treats, vintage finds, handmade goods, live music, cigar rolling, encounters with live animals, pumpkin painting, beer gardens, and more. Admission is free and the event is welcoming for all ages. Businesses interested in participating are invited to apply. Organizers will never ask for direct messages to apply or to send payment, so please watch for scammers. For questions, call 201-547-3554.

Astor Bar marks 70 years with a celebratory BBQ that honors favorite memories and looks ahead to many more. The gathering centers on reminiscing, laughter, and raising a glass to the past seven decades and the next to come. Attendees are encouraged to wear Astor Bar gear, especially older pieces. The barbecue will take place regardless of the weather.

Enjoy an evening of harness racing at Meadowlands Racetrack with sweeping views and classic rock filling the air beneath the night sky. Watch the action on the track while the music sets the tone for a relaxed, open-air experience.

Bryson Tiller takes the stage at Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey for a live performance.

Cap off the season with an 80s-themed dance night featuring The SUSPECTS, an 80s dance party band, at The VIC Tavern.

The Unified Martial Arts Network introduces a new, higher tier edition of the OG Internationals, a martial arts event centered on older guys and girls.

Set sail for the Bahamas on a seven night itinerary aboard Oasis of the Seas, the largest ship sailing from the Northeast, departing from Cape Liberty Cruise Port. With no airfare required, this cruise blends convenience with a balance of relaxing sea days and lively port calls. The route includes Port Canaveral, Nassau, and Perfect Day at CocoCay, then returns to Cape Liberty. For accommodations and pricing, contact KarmaVacations for current rates. More cost effective nonrefundable deposit options are available, and triple or quad staterooms can be arranged. A $500 per stateroom deposit is required as soon as possible, and final payment is due by the stated deadline. A third and fourth guest sharing a stateroom with two full fare guests cruise free, paying only taxes and fees. To be included with the group and eligible for any bus transportation or onboard events that may be offered, reservations must be made through KarmaVacations.

This large outdoor street fair and craft show features artists and crafters, live music, food, and games for children, offering a day of family fun. Admission for spectators is free. Prospective vendors can find application forms and additional details on the website, and early booth reservations are recommended since events often sell out.

A vibrant street fair featuring a car show, lively music, and more to discover. The event offers a fun atmosphere throughout.

This festive Half-Way to St. Patrick's Day celebration for the Newark St. Patrick's Day Parade takes place at McGovern's Tavern and honors Eilish Harrington and Ollie Browne.

Shaboozey delivers contemporary country with grit and swagger, pairing sticky hooks with a commanding stage presence. The set rolls from easygoing grooves to an all-out celebration, and the atmosphere leans sing-along loud with constant movement. Big chant moments hit on A Bar Song (Tipsy), Good News, Let It Burn, Last of My Kind, and Vegas, all built to boom in a live setting. Expect a high-energy blend with country rap flavor and a crowd ready to make every chorus count.

Experience a five night Bermuda cruise centered on renewal, connection, and joy. Designed for breast cancer survivors, thrivers, and anyone touched by cancer, it offers space to breathe, celebrate strength, and build meaningful memories. From pink sand beaches and clear blue water to calming days at sea, every moment encourages rest, reflection, and reconnection. This roundtrip journey departs from Cape Liberty Cruise Port in New Jersey. For details, contact Viva Travel at Milla.vivatravel@gmail.com or 570-606-0316.

A motorcycle poker run featuring scenic riding, friendly camaraderie, and chances to win prizes. Suitable for seasoned riders as well as anyone simply looking for a fun outing on two wheels. Drop-in participants are welcome.

Celebrate the third edition of this free end-of-summer gathering with a showcase of work created in summer programs, along with games and snacks. The lineup includes live music from bands and DJs, face painting, dancing, and art galleries. Catch a preview from the DramaJam Troupe of its fall production, Shrek the Musical. No RSVP required.

A celebration honoring the dedication of Engine Company 1 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The focus is on the local fire department and enjoying a good time while offering support.

Next Stage Band makes its debut at The Liberty House in Jersey City, pairing live music with an upscale dining atmosphere and views of the New York City skyline. Reservations are recommended.

ZZ Top appears at Ascend Federal Credit Union Amphitheater in Nashville, TN.

Tito Nieves, known as the "Pavarotti of Salsa," brings his 50 Años La Historia Tour to New Jersey Performing Arts Center, marking fifty years in music. The performance serves as a tribute to his decades-spanning career.

The Ugly George Show brings an unplugged take on 90s rock, along with other selections for a varied acoustic set.

This team race meetup features the Palisades Half Marathon alongside a 6K trail run in Palisades Interstate Park. The course follows the Palisades ridge with broad vistas, notable elevation changes, and a combination of paved and trail sections. Runners can choose either distance for a scenic New Jersey challenge. Every participant receives a finisher medal and a race shirt. Proceeds benefit Palisades Parks Conservancy and help preserve New Jersey’s park system. Discount code PHM26-LatinasRunNJ is available.

This annual Fall Harvest Festival offers music performed live, entertainment, and giveaways, with further updates on the way.

Mexican singer-songwriter Jose Madero brings emotionally charged rock, commanding vocals, and an intimate stage presence to The Ritz in Raleigh. The performance centers on alternative-leaning rock with soul-baring lyrics, highlighting material from his solo repertoire.

At Prudential Center, an orchestral celebration honors two decades of World of Warcraft music. In collaboration with Blizzard Entertainment, Helvepic presents a concert marking the franchise’s 20th anniversary, brought to life by a full symphony orchestra and chorus. Over the course of two hours, the program traces the saga of Azeroth, moving from the original World of Warcraft through World of Warcraft: Dragonflight while showcasing many of the series’ most memorable themes in powerful live arrangements.

After a lengthy break, Twin Door Tavern will welcome a fall comeback.

Everyone is invited to help clean up the community garden as the planting season comes to a close. All are welcome to pitch in and support end-of-season tidying. A back-up day is planned in case of rain.

Fans of Wentworth gather at Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Newark Airport for the Official Wentworth Con in New Jersey, a two-day celebration of the series, its cast, and the community that loves it. The experience includes official merchandise, cast panels and interviews with fan-submitted questions, professional photo sessions, round table meet and greets, and a full autograph session with all attending guests. Confirmed guests include Danielle Cormack, Aaron Jeffery, Kate Atkinson, Tammy MacIntosh, Kate Jenkinson, and Libby Tanner, with one additional guest to be announced. All admission tickets include one autograph from each guest, with at least four autographs available for single-day attendance and at least eight for attendees who participate on both days.

At Overpeck Park, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s Bergen County Out of the Darkness Walk brings people together in support of mental health awareness and suicide prevention. The Saddle Brook Community Partnership is taking part as a team, having registered first and made an early donation this year, and is aiming to grow its group beyond last year. The walk serves as a shared show of support for an important cause.

An induction banquet at The Excelsior of Saddle Brook honors the Saddle Brook High School Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2026. This milestone celebration recognizes the first class to be inducted into the Hall of Fame.

Malcolm Todd appears at The Truth in Nashville, TN as part of the Do That Again Tour. This tour stop features a performance by Malcolm Todd at the venue.

Joe appears at bergenPAC. Born in South Georgia and raised in Alabama, he describes himself as a country boy who spent time traveling with his evangelist father. He learned guitar and piano and developed his voice in church. His plan to study business and law at Dillard University shifted when he moved to New Jersey to pursue music. He scored his first R&B top 10 in 1993 with "I'm in Luv" on Mercury Records, then reached broader audiences in the mid 90s with the R&B and pop crossover hit "All the Things (Your Man Won't Do)."

Emo Night Karaoke brings a live concert vibe to Dingbatz in Clifton, NJ, pairing audience vocals with a professional backing band on stage. Step into the spotlight with complete stage production and dynamic visuals while ENK, a collective of experienced players who have toured globally and performed at festivals like Warped Tour and When We Were Young, powers the music behind you. Signups at the venue let singers take the lead for their favorite songs.

Set in Newark, New Jersey, this high-energy celebration of bikes, boots, and Daisy Dukes brings great music and an upbeat crowd. The theme blends Harley style with dance-floor favorites, uniting beautiful people, positive vibes, and a festive look that suits the scene. Emphasizing sisterhood and success, it presents itself as more than a club night and leans into a movement mindset. Advance bands are available for $10, with admission priced at $20 at the door.

Tackle a half marathon, 10K, or 5K in Jersey City’s Lincoln Park on a certified, measured course that serves as a USATF-qualifying race. The route winds along park roads and pathways through greenery and long, open stretches, offering scenic views that feel far from the city while still being right in it. Spectators will find it easy to cheer with a layout that welcomes fans throughout the course. The event supports Sustainable Jersey City. Expect race-day features like live timing, online tracking, and a live stream on YouTube, plus finish line photos, video coverage, and a personal race video. After crossing the line, celebrate the achievement in a setting known for history and natural beauty, with finisher awards for all participants, a technical race shirt, and food and refreshments. For an added treat, an optional paid post-race brunch at THE VIEW, located just steps from the finish, offers a generous cold spread and seating for friends and family to mark the occasion together.

Hosted by the Indian Caucus of Secaucus, the 16th Annual Diwali Mela brings a festive celebration to Buchmuller Park in Secaucus. Admission is free. Attendees can browse vendors selling clothing, jewelry, gifts, and more, and enjoy North and South Indian cuisine from food stalls. The event also includes cultural programs, music, and performances by children, highlighting community, culture, shopping, and food.

Weezer’s tour stop in Raleigh delivers a high-energy concert that builds steadily from start to finish. The venue enhances the mood and gives the show an expansive feel. The band blends a laid-back vibe with powerful moments and stays closely connected with the crowd throughout. The set highlights a lively mix of classic tracks for a memorable night.

Bleachers bring an outdoor performance to Raleigh, shaping a relaxed yet high-energy atmosphere. Their set balances driving, upbeat moments with heartfelt emotion, and the crowd responds with strong enthusiasm. It all comes together for a memorable night beneath the open sky.

The tenth edition of ProgStock brings three days filled with progressive music and a separately ticketed after party. Prog-Ducer and regular three-day passes, after-party tickets, and T-shirt preorders are available. Headliners include Nektar, marking Derek 'Mo' Moore's final tour, Spock's Beard with Alan Morse, Dave Meros, Ryo Okumoto, Ted Leonard, and Nick Potters, and Eddie Jobson - U.K. Revisited featuring Eddie Jobson, Marc Bonilla, Alex Machacek, and Marco Minnemann. The lineup also features Crack The Sky, Resistor, Sonus Umbra, IZZ, The Devil's Staircase, Paul Bielatowicz's Nosferatu LIVE with 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 with Bill Hubauer, Phideaux, and Andy Graziano from Jon Anderson and the Band Geeks.

Spike’s Breezeway Cocktail Cruise returns for its fourth year as more than a getaway, creating a floating ohana where fans of the show become Cruisetonians. While at sea, participants embrace tiki traditions, discover new destinations, and connect through the easy camaraderie that defines the Breezeway spirit. Cocktails are raised, stories are shared, and the show is enjoyed together in a relaxed, celebratory atmosphere.

Ravyn Lenae brings her modern R&B to The Ritz in Raleigh with ethereal vocals, a soulful tone, and an immersive stage presence. The performance centers on smooth melodies and emotive songs shaped by her unmistakable style, creating an atmospheric vibe throughout the set.

Le Sserafim brings a high-voltage K-pop and pop showcase to Prudential Center, pairing precision choreography with songs that have topped the charts and an electrifying, immersive atmosphere. The performance highlights bold style and unwavering confidence, keeping the momentum surging from beginning to end. Expect live concert energy that elevates every moment and leaves a lasting impression.

Across three days at Sport Club Português, a top tier roster of international tango DJs, live music, and a professional sound and lighting setup keep the dance floor energized. A distinctive culinary touch brings homemade treats and comforting flavors. Set in Newark’s historic Ironbound Portuguese neighborhood, the gathering centers on great music, tender embraces, welcoming hospitality, and a devoted community of dancers.

Designed for dance educators, the UDMA Dance Teacher Expo brings studio owners and their teams together to plan, shop, network, and share a few laughs. It is a place to reconnect with favorite vendors year after year, celebrate what went well, and talk through how they can support future goals. It also sets the stage for dinners with staff, drinks with friends, and memories that stick. Costumes take center stage, with complete lines from major brands available to experience in person. Compare true colors, feel fabrics, and watch how materials move so recital selections feel right. While you browse, conversations about themes and music help sharpen performance ideas and strengthen a studio’s vision, all with a spirit of collaboration and fun. Everything needed to plan the year is gathered in one spot. Whether the priority is a recital, curriculum, a dance tour, studio upgrades, or a competition schedule, experts are ready to discuss trip planning, recital ticketing, flooring, promotional items, photography, and more. Get immediate answers from the pros who make it all happen.

Red Rox delivers a high-energy performance at Shannon Rose Clifton.

MetLife Stadium hosts a matchup between the New York Jets and the Cleveland Browns. Note that this game may be moved under the league’s flexible scheduling policy, so the information shown on listings or printed on tickets could change. Accessible seating is available for wheelchair users and guests with limited mobility, along with companion seats. When purchasing, choose the appropriate accessible option and request the full number of wheelchair or limited mobility seats plus companions in the same selection so everyone can sit together. Tickets are planned to be released in phases, including an American Express presale and an STM phase, followed by a general public onsale.

NJ Symphony brings a night of film favorites to New Jersey Performing Arts Center as conductor Keitaro Harada leads an orchestral celebration of the silver screen. The program features music from beloved movie musicals, including selections from West Side Story and An American in Paris, alongside Joe Hisaishi’s evocative score for Studio Ghibli’s Spirited Away. Expect a festive atmosphere filled with familiar melodies that shine brightly, offering a lively welcome to the season.

Experience an immersive multimedia presentation that guides audiences on a suspenseful tour through all 21 counties of the Garden State, exploring cryptids, ghost tales, and regional legends, from Sussex County’s legendary Big Red Eye to the mysterious lights reported in Cape May. Each narrative is grounded in local tradition and brought to life with vivid visuals, historical background, surprising tidbits, and interactive elements that invite participation. It is a captivating blend of folklore and atmosphere as the Garden State’s most enduring mysteries unfold county by county.

Recognized as the largest biennial poetry gathering in North America, the Dodge Poetry Festival is affectionately nicknamed Wordstock and regarded as a haven for poetry lovers. Over three days it offers readings, performances, and workshops. Established in 1986 and produced by NJPAC, the festival brings together acclaimed poets, slam champions, and songwriters in downtown Newark, New Jersey, with a mission to build community through the spoken word.

Marking its tenth anniversary, the Ms. Blind Diva Empowerment Pageant presents the Unbreakable edition, highlighting confidence, talent, advocacy, and the leadership of blind and visually impaired women. This milestone recognizes former and current Queens and the allies who support them, and welcomes new Queens who will guide the pageant into its next chapter. Pageant Day is the competition at the Robert Treat Hotel in Newark. A separate Awards and Crowning Banquet takes place at the Cherry Blossom Welcome Center in Branch Brook Park. Ticket purchases support Eyes Like Mine Inc., helping to expand resources and opportunities, promote independence, and raise public awareness.

Hosted by GSPC at William L. Dickinson High School, the 45th edition of the Jersey City Durga Utsov is the largest Durga Utsov in the Tri-State, USA. The celebration includes Pujo and a Thakur Dalan, along with food, adda, and a live concert. #hokpujo

Experience a lively tricky tray fundraiser dedicated to supporting veterans and rescue dogs. Admission is $60 and includes one ticket bundle, dinner, beer and wine, soft drinks and coffee, plus dessert. Contributions for the raffle tables are welcome, including new items, ready-made gift baskets, or gift certificates, and businesses that champion veterans or animal rescues often provide tax-deductible funds or premium basket items. High-demand donations range from tech and kitchen gear to outdoor equipment, night-out experiences such as restaurant vouchers or theater tickets, and pet-themed bundles. Every contribution helps connect a veteran with a devoted service partner while giving a rescue dog a new purpose. To arrange a donation pickup or drop-off, call 201-986-1111 or email k9beethoven@yahoo.com. Operation K9 Beethoven is a New Jersey nonprofit organization, EIN 87-1417235.

At New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Patti Smith returns to her home state for an intimate evening that blends music and storytelling as part of the Dodge Poetry Festival. Often hailed as punk’s poet laureate, she has left a profound mark on literature, music, visual art, politics and global culture for more than fifty years. Her body of work includes many books, among them the National Book Award winner Just Kids, and her groundbreaking 1975 album Horses has been honored by the GRAMMY Hall of Fame and the National Recording Registry at the Library of Congress. Her recognitions include France’s Legion d’Honneur, Sweden’s Polar Prize and the PEN Literary Service Award.

A charity softball game names Taylor Redondo as the benefactor. Team shirt sponsorships are available for $100. The event features 50/50s and a tricky tray, and donations of any kind are accepted.

An evening of spoken word led by Danny Simmons arrives at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center for the Dodge Poetry Festival, uniting flow, verse, and the landscapes of language. This Def Poetry Reunion honors the legacy of the HBO series Russell Simmons Presents Def Poetry Jam and brings together renowned alumni, live music, and activism to celebrate influential poets.

Sanctuary returns to Dingbatz for a night of classic heavy metal and progressive rock tributes, featuring Lady Evil, a salute to Dio, Ozzy Osbourne, and Black Sabbath, alongside Hemispheres honoring the music of Rush. Advance tickets are $15, and tickets purchased on the day of the show are $20. Attendees must be 21 or older to drink.

Primrose Path brings a diverse rock sound to Shannon Rose Clifton, delivering a set that blends multiple styles into one cohesive show.

At New Jersey Performing Arts Center, this program highlights the work of author and filmmaker Nelson George, a lifelong Brooklynite who has devoted much of his career to capturing the borough’s essence. Notable projects include the documentary Brooklyn Boheme and the memoir City Kid: A Writer’s Memoir.

Daughtry takes the stage at Bergen Performing Arts Center in Englewood, New Jersey.

Arch Enemy brings a Swedish melodic death metal sound to the Ritz in Raleigh with a tour stop alongside The Black Dahlia Murder. The night features blistering guitar work, ferocious vocals, and an all-out live show packed with energy. Known for Nemesis, The World Is Yours, and War Eternal, the band delivers tight musicianship and a relentless stage presence.

Little Big Town brings the For The Art Of It Tour to New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC). The Nashville-based country quartet features Karen Fairchild, Kimberly Schlapman, Phillip Sweet, and Jimi Westbrook, known for seamless four-part harmonies and hits like Girl Crush, Pontoon, and Better Man. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with presales for the artist, Citi cardmembers, members, local buyers, VIP packages, and Live Nation, plus a Citi cardmember preferred ticket option.

Darren Fleet brings his fast-rising stand-up to New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC), showcasing a high-energy, unconventional approach built on viral social media rants, sharp pop culture commentary, and everyday observations. Hailing from Virginia, he moved from internet sketch fame to headlining and selling out major comedy rooms across the country, delivering diverse, inclusive humor to a growing audience. Ticket availability includes a public onsale as well as artist, member, and local presales.

New Jersey singer and songwriter Rick Barth presents an intimate acoustic set shaped by decades onstage and a mix of Americana, pop, and rock influences. Expect rich, emotive vocals matched with nimble acoustic guitar work. The show blends his own songs with well known covers, all performed with genuine warmth and plenty of drive.

Back for its 12th year, SCA Diwali on Hudson is a free and family friendly celebration presented by the Saraswati Cultural Association. The festival showcases dynamic performances, a variety of vendors, and a lively cultural atmosphere. Performers, vendors, and sponsors are currently being accepted.

Now in its 14th year, Dandiya Dhamaka brings an energetic celebration of dandiya raas to the Secaucus Recreation Center, highlighted by a dance floor billed as the largest on the East Coast. The event features a live band, food trucks, raffles, and on-the-spot prizes. It has sold out in each of the past 13 years.

At New Jersey Performing Arts Center, the New Jersey Symphony opens a new season with two landmark works by Beethoven and Schubert. Music Director Xian Zhang conducts and welcomes pianist George Li for Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 5, “Emperor,” a heroic showcase for the soloist. Zhang first introduced Li to New Jersey audiences ten years ago, and his return is a highlight of the program. The concert also features Schubert’s Symphony No. 9 in C major, “The Great,” the composer’s final symphony, which lay forgotten in a drawer and was not performed during his lifetime. It is renowned within the Romantic era for its songful grandeur.

Matt Rife appears at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee.

Muslim-American Leadership Day honors the legacy of the late Imam W. Deen Mohammed, celebrating his commitment to moral vision and civic engagement. The program features a significant public address by Imam Earl Abdulmalik Mohammed, along with live conversations with leading voices from the Muslim African American community. The WDM Faith & Just Society Humanitarian Award will be presented during the gathering, and the day highlights an American Islamic heritage grounded in freedom, justice, and equality.

Please be aware that this game may be adjusted under the NFL’s flexible scheduling policy, so the listed date and start time could change. Accessible seating is available for wheelchair users and guests with limited mobility during both early and public sales. When purchasing, request the combined number of wheelchair or limited mobility seats and companion seats in the same selection so your group can sit together. Ticket access includes presale windows as well as a public onsale.

Itzhak Perlman brings a rare level of fame to the classical stage, uniting dazzling violin artistry with a warm presence and humanitarian spirit. Cherished by audiences around the world, he performs with a joyful energy that lights up the music. Recognized as one of the most sought-after artists in music, he continues to draw admirers across the globe.

Whispers in the Pines offers a multimedia experience at Hasbrouck Heights Free Public Library, leading audiences on a suspenseful journey across all 21 New Jersey counties to uncover cryptids, ghost tales, and regional lore. Stories range from Sussex County’s Big Red Eye to the mysterious lights of Cape May, with each account grounded in local tradition. The program weaves in vivid visuals, historical context, interesting facts, and interactive elements to bring every legend to life.

My Chemical Romance and The Used share the stage for a concert at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, CA. Both bands appear together in one show at this Los Angeles venue.

HDSID hosts a yearly Halloween celebration for families at Grove Path Plaza along the Newark Avenue Pedestrian Mall in downtown Jersey City. Expect amusement rides for kids, photo booths, live music, and plenty of treats for all ages. Organizers are also seeking vendors who cater to families and children.

Halloween fun comes to Redd's Restaurant & Bar with a rock and roll themed costume party. There will be prizes and drink specials, and TPM is part of the celebration.

This annual Día de Muertos parade and celebration at Riverview Farmers Market features a towering skeleton puppet procession that concludes at the Riverview Park gazebo. A community ofrenda will be arranged in the gazebo to honor loved ones who have passed. Further updates will be shared as they become available.

The Croissant & Café Run brings a café vibe to a 5K on the scenic paths of Overpeck Park. The course is built for speed yet welcoming for an easygoing walk with friends, blending motion, ambiance, and a little indulgence into a memorable morning. After crossing the line, enjoy a signature finish featuring warm croissants and coffee, a reward that invites you to slow down and savor the crisp fall air. Every participant receives a finisher medal, and race shirts can be preordered during registration. It is about the miles, the coffee, and the feeling you take with you.

Known for much more than performance alone, Mariza embodies the Portuguese spirit as a cultural envoy and an artist who keeps evolving while honoring her roots. Her music radiates emotion, blending tradition with a contemporary voice and connecting memory to the future. Ticket access includes member and local presales, an official platinum option, and a general onsale.

At New Jersey Performing Arts Center, sitarist Niladri Kumaar presents a tribute to his friend, mentor and longtime partner, the late master of the tabla, Zakir Hussain. Their duo was documented in the 2017 film The Space Between the Notes. This program features Kumaar’s own compositions alongside selections drawn from his collaborations with Hussain. He will be joined by Satyajit Talwalkar on tabla, jazz and electronic musician Charlie Lindner at the keyboards, and Dèmitrio Albano on drums. Part of the TD James Moody Jazz Festival.

Experience the nation’s largest gluten free festival featuring over 100 booths, food trucks and plenty of free samples. Browse products available for purchase, take in live demos and presentations, and snap photos at playful photo spots. A dedicated kids zone adds extra fun for families. The entire event is celiac safe, family friendly and focused on great taste.