Events in Vineland, NJ

Suzy Bogguss takes the spotlight with a career-spanning performance rooted in the creative surge of 1990s country, when she sold 4 million records and delivered radio favorites such as Outbound Plane, Someday Soon, Letting Go, Drive South, and Hey Cinderella. Her artistry reaches far beyond one lane, reflecting collaborations and explorations across styles. She paused her country ascent to record a duet album with Chet Atkins, ventured into modern swing with Ray Benson of Asleep at the Wheel in 2003, and released an album of original songs in 2007 that climbed to number 4 on the jazz charts. Her folk sensibilities shine through appearances on public radio’s A Prairie Home Companion, a Grammy earned for contributions to Beautiful Dreamer: The Songs of Stephen Foster, and her 2011 American Folk Songbook album and book project. In 2014 she offered Lucky, reimagining songs by Merle Haggard through her clear, expressive voice from a female perspective. Her most recent collection, Prayin’ For Sunshine, is an Americana showcase composed entirely of her own songs. She continues to tour worldwide on her own, with Terri Clark and Pam Tillis as Chicks With Hits, and with Kathy Mattea on the Together At Last tour. Expect an evening shaped by adventurous musicianship, heartfelt storytelling, and songs that bridge country, folk, swing, and jazz influences.

The toy library is open for playtime and toy lending, and brothers and sisters are welcome to attend.

Open exclusively to American performance cars, this program welcomes intermediate and advanced drivers. Only 25 spots are available.

This high performance driving event features structured track time tailored to experience level. Depending on attendance, the day typically includes six 20-minute sessions with separate groups for Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced drivers, and open track may be available when there is no private group. If a Lower Intermediate group is offered, the format shifts to five sessions. Specific schedule details are confirmed on the registration page. Pricing and discount information is available on the organizer’s pricing page, and calendar links are provided for easy planning. Drivers without a car can arrange a rental through the recommended provider.

This game-focused horse show is part of the Cumberland County 4-H circuit and takes place at the Cumberland County Fairgrounds. Entry options include $30 for the full day or $7 per single class, with a limit of two single-class entries. It is one of several dates in the circuit.

Shugar Shack Eatz heads to FuelFest New Jersey at NJ Motorsports Park with both food trucks for a full day focused on cars, culture, and flavor. This major regional automotive festival features show cars, drifting, music, and more. The Shugar Shack Soulfood truck offers fried chicken, fried fish, fried shrimp, and soulful sides, while JD’z Savory Eatz & Sweet Treatz serves water ice, pretzels, churros, funnel cake fries, ice cream, and specialty fries. Both trucks carry the same legacy. Look for the red and grey trucks during event hours.

This tea-centered scholarship luncheon offers a friendly setting to connect over lunch while contributing to scholarship support. A $15.00 donation is requested.

A hands-on sensory experience for toddlers is set at the Shirley Eves Center Toy Library. Expect some messy play, so plan accordingly, and siblings may attend. During this session, the Toy Library will be open for play and for checking out a toy. Registration is available.

MotoAmerica brings premier U.S. road racing to New Jersey Motorsports Park. Expect a day packed with multiple classes, featuring tight, technical sections, decisive late-braking moves, and close battles lap after lap. Subtle setup choices and even small rider errors can quickly reshuffle positions, keeping the running order in constant motion. It offers a clear look at how speed, strategy, and consistency unfold corner by corner on the track.

As part of the Music on the Mall series, John Keith Davis of Panting Hart leads a gospel folk concert with a participatory hymn sing at Cumberland Mall’s Center Court in Vineland, NJ. The program features live gospel folk music and well-known hymns that invite everyone to sing along. All ages are welcome, and admission is free.

MotoAmerica arrives at New Jersey Motorsports Park with an entire day of premier U.S. road racing on one of the most demanding tracks in the nation. Expect tight competition across several classes, with pace gaps that keep overtakes coming. The course favors late braking and sharp corner drive, not just top speed, so there is action in every sector. Spectators can watch riders handle pressure, thread through traffic, and deliver precise laps from start to finish.

At Glasstown Brewing Company, the second annual Veterans Show & Throw brings a family friendly day created to honor and support veterans and their families. Organized by retired veteran Andre Daigle, founder of S.A.V.E. Inc. (Support American Veterans Effort), the event features a car show, a cornhole tournament, live music, food trucks and vendors, a Chinese auction, trophies, and more. Attendees can show a vehicle, compete in cornhole, or simply enjoy a relaxed atmosphere with food, drinks, and community spirit, all focused on raising support for veterans. Details and cornhole registration are available through QR codes on the event flyer. Support from Glasstown Brewing Company and event sponsors helps make this community gathering possible.

A park cleanup at the Historic Nail House in Bridgeton City Park brings people together with the Cohansey Area Watershed Association to remove litter. Gloves, bags, and pickers will be provided, and participants are welcome to bring their own supplies. Be ready for rain, dirt, and possibly biting insects. This effort is part of the annual countywide waterways cleanup.

Hosted at Glasstown Brewing Company, this annual Veterans Show & Throw celebrates veterans with a car show, a cornhole tournament, music, food, and other activities. Registration for the cornhole tournament is handled through the provided link, and payment is taken in cash at check-in.

This high performance driving education event takes place on the Lightning course at New Jersey Motorsports Park. It welcomes Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced drivers with up to six 20 minute sessions per group, adjusted based on attendance, and may include open track time when there is no private group. If a Lower Intermediate group is offered, the format changes to five sessions. The schedule can vary if open track is available. Pricing and discount information is available on the organizer’s pricing page, and rental cars are available for those without a car.

MotoAmerica brings premier American road racing to New Jersey Motorsports Park in Millville. Expect a full day of tight, technical showdowns as riders fight for position through quick corners and hard braking areas, with the roar and pace of superbikes up close. Between races, spectators can visit the paddock to see teams at work and get a close look at the bikes and equipment where outcomes are decided by tenths. Tickets are available for trackside viewing.

NJMP hosts the tenth annual TD Food Truck Festival, featuring a wide lineup of food trucks along with vendors, music, and on-track activity. Admission is free, and food will be available for purchase. Attendees may bring their own seating, such as lawn or camping chairs and blankets. Leashed dogs are welcome. The festival coincides with NJMP’s ticketed AHRMA Vintage Motorcycle Festival and Swap Meet. Only two vendor spaces remain, and interested vendors can text 814-388-9451 or email vfapply@gmail.com.

Small Wonder and Kuku Studios will participate as exhibitors at the Festival of Fine Crafts at WheatonArts. Visitors can explore their work as part of a showcase dedicated to fine handmade craftsmanship.

This free, public support group for people affected by brain injury offers a welcoming place to connect with others. Meetings are facilitated by compassionate staff who listen, encourage, and guide the conversation. Participants can socialize, exchange coping strategies and resources, and provide mutual support. Sessions take place at Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Vineland. For RSVPs, contact Allison Frederick, Senior SLP, at 856-896-2030 or allison.frederick@encompasshealth.com.

A charity golf outing benefiting the Albert E. Karwowski Foundation, this event celebrates Albert’s legacy of community, generosity, and service. The program includes a 9-hole scramble followed by a cocktail hour, a dinner reception, and a basket auction. Participation can take many forms, from playing in the scramble or attending the dinner to sponsoring the event, donating items for the auction or raffles, or volunteering. All involvement helps advance the foundation’s mission and supports the community.

At The Levoy Theatre, Classic Stones Live presents a full-throttle salute to The Rolling Stones with an eight piece band that recreates the group’s signature sound in original tunings. Keith Call channels Mick Jagger’s unmistakable presence while Bernie Bollendorf steps into the role of Keith Richards, together embodying the Glimmer Twins at the center of the performance. The music is crafted with close attention to detail, from the blazing saxophone feature in Brown Sugar to the powerful backing vocals in Gimme Shelter, and the set is filled with the songs that anchor classic Stones concerts. The show includes an intermission. Premium seating is available, the Vaudeville Bar will be open, and member ticket access precedes the general public.

This community walk at Cumberland County Technical Education Center raises awareness and offers hope to those affected by suicide. Participants can honor loved ones through memorial activities and visit resource tables for information and support. Funds raised benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, helping advance research, expand education, advocate for public policy, support survivors of suicide loss, and bring prevention programs to the community. Registration is available.

At Cumberland County Technical Education Center (CCTEC), this community walk raises awareness for suicide prevention and education. The RVHIII Team aims to grow and surpass a $10,000 fundraising goal. Proceeds support the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention by funding research, developing education initiatives, advocating for policy change, supporting people grieving a suicide loss, and bringing prevention programs to the community.

This event offers structured track time with up to six sessions of 20 minutes each, adjusted based on attendance, for Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced drivers, with the possibility of open track when no private group is scheduled. If a Lower Intermediate group is included, the format changes to five sessions. The schedule may run a full day or a shorter day when open track is available, and specific plans are outlined on the registration page. Pricing and discount levels are listed on the pricing page. Rental cars are available for participants who need a vehicle.

Outback and Murray & Peter present a new stage show that brings the Golden Girls back for fresh comedic misadventures. Sophia is out on bail after a DEA bust involving Shady Pines, Blanche and Rose have launched CreakN, a thriving app for seniors, and Dorothy works to keep everything together with help from her much younger, sex crazed love interest. The performance includes an intermission. The Vaudeville Bar in the lobby will be open for service. This engagement is a co produced rental, and Levoy Theatre membership privileges do not apply.

At The Levoy Theatre, The Artimus Pyle Band honors Ronnie Van Zant’s Lynyrd Skynyrd with a live performance led by Artimus Pyle, the classic Lynyrd Skynyrd drummer and a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee. The lineup features Barry Lee Harwood of the Rossington Collins Band, Thane Shearon, Jerry Lyda, Scott Raines, Shannon Wickline, and Johnny Jump. Their album Anthems revisits Lynyrd Skynyrd favorites with special guest vocalists, including Sweet Home Alabama with Ronnie Dunn, Simple Man with Sammy Hagar, and Free Bird with Dolly Parton. APB also appears on Dolly Parton’s album Rockstar, and its music is featured on the soundtrack to Street Survivors: The True Story of the Lynyrd Skynyrd Plane Crash. Premium seating is available. Doors will open and the Vaudeville Bar will be serving.

Spend time on the Shoreline Trail at Sunset Lake together with the Cohansey Area Watershed Association. Participation is limited to CAWA members, and same day membership sign up will be available. Alcohol is not permitted. Please bring insect repellent, sunscreen, water, and snacks if needed. Meet at the amphitheater in Bridgeton City Park.

Enjoy a community trunk-or-treat designed to make things easy for families. Kids can stroll past festively decorated car trunks and stop at candy stations along the way. It focuses on safety and simplicity for children while keeping the fun front and center. Costumes are welcome, and the rest is taken care of so families can simply arrive and enjoy.

Experience The Rocky Horror Picture Show with a live shadow cast at The Levoy Theatre. Transylvanian Nipple Productions brings the onstage action to life alongside the film, with a pre-show featuring an emcee, virgin sacrifice segments, and a dance performance. The Vaudeville Bar will be open and serving. The film runs about 100 minutes and is rated R, so viewer discretion is advised. Please do not bring your own props, as official prop bags will be available for purchase. Tickets are on sale and prices include all ticket fees. This cult classic follows sweethearts Brad and Janet, stranded in a storm, as they stumble into the mansion of Dr. Frank-N-Furter and meet a biker and a butler. Through energetic songs and choreography, Frank-N-Furter unveils his creation, Rocky.

This track event on the Thunderbolt course at New Jersey Motorsports Park features structured on track sessions for a range of experience levels. Depending on attendance, the schedule offers up to six 20 minute sessions with separate run groups for novice, intermediate, and advanced drivers. If a lower intermediate group is added, the format shifts to five sessions. An open track option may be offered when there is no private group, which can change the overall schedule. Pricing and discount information, along with the latest schedule details, is provided on the event registration and pricing pages. Rental cars are available for participants without a vehicle.

At The Levoy Theatre, Broken Arrow presents a wide-ranging tribute to Neil Young, shifting from the roaring electric spirit of the Crazy Horse catalog to intimate, pedal steel accented country rock. The set features faithful renditions that open into spirited jams and thoughtfully refreshed arrangements. Joe Mass leads with Neil-inspired vocals backed by tight harmonies, and audiences sing along and call for encores. The Vaudeville Bar will be open, and premium seating is available.

This event marks the final HPDE of the season at New Jersey Motorsports Park’s Thunderbolt circuit. The format calls for up to six 20-minute sessions per group, adjusted based on attendance, with separate run groups for novice, intermediate, and advanced drivers. If a lower intermediate group is added, the day shifts to a five session format. Open track time may be offered if there is no private group. The schedule can vary depending on open track availability, with complete specifics provided on the registration page. Pricing and discount information is listed on the pricing page. Rental cars are available for those without a vehicle.

At The Levoy Theatre, Disney and Pixar’s Coco comes to life in a concert experience presented by AMP. The full film is shown on screen while the 20-member Orquesta Folclórica Nacional de México performs Michael Giacchino’s Oscar and Grammy winning score live. The performance also highlights the Academy Award winning song Remember Me by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, along with additional songs co-written by Germaine Franco and Adrian Molina. The program runs 106 minutes, plus an intermission. The story follows Miguel, a young aspiring musician whose family forbids music, as an unexpected turn leads him into the vibrant Land of the Dead. There he teams up with the mischievous Héctor to uncover the truth behind his family’s past. Voice talent includes Anthony Gonzalez as Miguel, Benjamin Bratt as Ernesto de la Cruz, and Gael García Bernal as Héctor. The film is directed by Lee Unkrich, co-directed by Adrian Molina, and produced by Darla K. Anderson.

The Vineland Historical & Antiquarian Society is hosting a bus trip to the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia. The trip includes museum admission, plus time for a self-guided visit and exploring the city on your own. The featured Women’s Ballot Box will be part of “The Declaration’s Journey” exhibit. Lunch is not included. The group departs from the Vineland Historical Society in the morning, returns in the late afternoon.

Take a relaxing bus trip with the Vineland Historical & Antiquarian Society to Philadelphia to visit the Museum of the American Revolution. The trip includes general admission and a chance to see the Women’s Ballot Box featured in “The Declaration’s Journey” exhibit, along with a self-guided museum visit and time to explore Philadelphia until the bus departs. The day includes round-trip bus transportation, a driver tip, and a donation to VHAS. Lunch is on your own. Tickets are $75 and are non-refundable unless the event is canceled by VHAS, but they are transferable.

Take a relaxing day trip with the Vineland Historical & Antiquarian Society by bus to the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia. The trip includes general admission to the museum, along with time for a self-guided visit and exploring Philadelphia on your own while you’re there. The itinerary departs from the Vineland Historical Society in the morning, then returns to Vineland later in the day. Lunch is on your own.

At New Jersey Motorsports Park - NJMP, the program includes HPDE sessions and practice on Friday, capped by a two hour qualifying race. Saturday features a 14 hour race.

New Jersey Motorsports Park hosts a performance driving event that makes use of both the Lightning and Thunderbolt circuits. Drivers can take part in four to five on-track sessions each day, with run groups available for Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced participants. Novice drivers receive in-car instruction, and all groups have access to professional classroom sessions. A track walk is planned, and race car rentals are available. Thunderbolt spans 2.25 miles with quick, flowing corners, while Lightning measures 1.9 miles and is built for high-speed thrills. The two circuits are separate layouts that offer distinct experiences, and the venue sits in the Mid-Atlantic within an easy drive of New York City, Philadelphia, and Washington DC. Entry fees are $449 for a single day or $799 for two days for Intermediate and Advanced drivers. Novice pricing is $549 for one day or $949 for two days, and novice entries include in-car instruction. Discounts include a two-day savings of $100 for Intermediate and Advanced drivers and $150 for Novice drivers, which are automatically applied when registering for both days. Additional savings include $50 off for Toyota drivers, along with early registration discounts of $50 and $25.

Garden State Comic Fest Vineland returns to the Vineland Convention Center with more than 40,000 square feet devoted to comics. Explore rare issues, graphic novels, and artwork, connect with creators, and hunt for limited editions. The event also features cosplay, a broad mix of vendors, and appearances by media guests. A full weekend celebrating comics, fun, and fandom.

Discover an indoor craft fair featuring more than 50 local vendors, from skilled crafters and artisans to cottage bakers and direct sales professionals. Attendees enjoy free entry and complimentary parking. For questions, email craftfair@cctecnj.org. The event is organized solely by Lauren Loughlin and Arielle Bruno, and no payments should be made to online profiles. Vendors please note that the fall edition is limited to those who participated in the spring event.

At The Levoy Theatre, The THE BAND Band joins special guests for a concert honoring the 50th anniversary of The Last Waltz. The program reflects on The Band’s Thanksgiving farewell at San Francisco’s Winterland Ballroom, where they shared the stage with artists including Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Joni Mitchell, Van Morrison, Neil Young, and Ronnie Hawkins, later chronicled in Martin Scorsese’s film The Last Waltz. Co-founder Gary Solomon was in the audience for that historic night and lends that perspective to this tribute. The performance opens with favorites from The Band, followed by a rotating lineup interpreting songs associated with the original guest stars, and features fiddler Larry Packer, who performed with The Band at The Last Waltz. The Vaudeville Bar will be open and serving. Premium seating is available, and tickets are on sale.