Free events in Willingboro, NJ

Spend Sunday enjoying board games at The Guild Hall Hobby in the Moorestown Mall. Choose from an extensive library of more than 600 titles that are free to play on Sundays, or bring your own favorites. Most of the collection is listed on the shop’s website, and new releases may be available even before they are added to the list. The store has relocated and is now directly across from the food court where FYE used to be. If you enter through the food court, walk straight into the main section of the mall and you will find it ahead, a bit down from the previous location. If you plan to attend, RSVPs are helpful since the event may be canceled if no one other than the organizer signs up.

This free tai chi class is designed for adults aged 60 and older and focuses on easing arthritis symptoms through slow, gentle movements and mindful breathing. Participants can expect a calm practice that supports balance, flexibility, and overall well-being in a welcoming, community setting. The session takes place at Lower Bucks Hospital in Conference Room A. Please enter through the main hospital lobby near the flagpole, where security staff can assist with directions to the room. Registration is available through the Bucks County Area on Aging at 267-880-5700 or aging@buckscounty.org.

A free, peer-led outdoor workout from F3 built on Fitness, Fellowship and Faith. It emphasizes community, accountability and personal growth through a shared purpose beyond the individual. Open to all men and hosted at The Anchor on the Burlington Waterfront.

Roll up sleeves for a hands-on volunteer work day focused on maintaining the SLNC trails and grounds. Be prepared to get wet and dirty, and bring a refillable water bottle. This event takes place rain or shine. Advance registration is required, and registrants will receive the meeting location and additional details beforehand. Volunteers under age 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian for the duration of the event. Mandated Community Service Volunteers must contact SLNC Assistant Director, Raymie Barry, prior to registering.