Events & Festivals in The Heartland of New Jersey
From Arts & Crafts to Food & Wine and Fun for the Kids, there’s a world of great events, festivals, fairs and fitness events in New Jersey’s Heartland. Here is a listing of all of the upcoming events.
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AtlantiCare Lunch and Learns with Awilda Guzman
AtlantiCare Lunch and Learns with Awilda Guzman
Lunch and Learns Topics are a part of the Senior University "Road Scholar"line-up, however anyone is welcome to attend! Healthy eating on a Budget with a Smoothie Demo with Awilda Guzman Wednesday, March 1 Time: 12 PM - 1 PM Eating healthy doesn't have to be expensive. Participants will be provided with materials and tips Read More
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Board Game Night
Board Game Night
Join Tiki Tiki Board Games for a night of board game fun. Tiki Tiki Board Games offers the largest selection of new and pre-owned classic board games in the tri-state area!
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Retro Toy & Game Meet-Up
Retro Toy & Game Meet-Up
Join the Glassboro Library for a night of vintage video game systems and board games! You can bring your own games to play, to show-and-tell, and to let others play! Children should be accompanied by an adult.
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Benefit Concert at Stockton University
Benefit Concert at Stockton University
Alt-Americana band FolkFaces, with rowdy blues and rootsy jazz from Buffalo, NY will headline a fundraising concert Friday, March 3rd, 8 p.m. at Stockton University Campus Center Theater to benefit the Memorial Stacy Moore Hagan Estuarine Internship in the School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics. Folkfaces are a band that blends folk music, the blues Read More
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Planetarium Family Show
Planetarium Family Show
This family show follows the story of the stalwart heroes of the Zula Patrol who are on an expedition collecting samples of weather for scientist Multo’s research - using their loyal pet Gorga’s ability to collect and bottle all kinds of weather. When the Zula gang inadvertently hurts Gorga’s feelings, he decided to leave Zula Read More
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Adult Computer Classes
Adult Computer Classes
The MPL is holding beginner computer classes. Choose from these computer topics: mouse and keyboard basics, Microsoft Word basics, internet usage, and email basics. No prior experience needed. Classes are limited. Monday, March 6, 2017 10am-1pm: Word Monday, March 6, 2017 1pm-4pm: Mouse and Keyboard Monday, March 13, 2017 10am-1pm: Internet Monday, March 27, 2017 Read More
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Vineland Rotary Spaghetti Dinner
Vineland Rotary Spaghetti Dinner
The Vineland Rotary Club is an organization who provides humanitarian service, encourages high ethical standards, and helps build goodwill in the local community. This great event brings together the whole community! It’s a great way to meet new neighbors and raise funds!
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The Great Books Discussion Group
The Great Books Discussion Group
The Man That Corrupted Hadley Bug, by Mark Twain. All are welcome. This program is free. Reading material is available for purchase through discussion coordinator. For more information, call 856-825-7087 ext. 12.
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SCOSA – Coins: A Thousand Wishes – Learn, Understand, Invest, Collect, Profit
SCOSA – Coins: A Thousand Wishes – Learn, Understand, Invest, Collect, Profit
Stockton Center on Successful Aging Coins: A Thousand Wishes - Learn, Understand, Invest, Collect, Profit with Michael Kuhlman Wednesdays, March 8, 15, & 22 Time: 12 PM - 1 PM Participants will learn about the History of coins and the mintage process from its beginnings through the modern US and World Mints. They will gain Read More
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“I Will Carry the Flag”- The Early Life of Edward Richardson
“I Will Carry the Flag”- The Early Life of Edward Richardson
The Salem County Historical Society Quarterly Meeting Presentation: “I Will Carry the Flag”- The Early Life of Edward Richardson Richardson, a longtime resident of Salem County, escaped slavery by means of the Underground Railroad and fought with honor in the Civil War. He went on to leave an influential legacy on the education of Read More
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Piano Recital by Kwan Yi
Piano Recital by Kwan Yi
Pianist Kwan Yi returns to the Bunker Hill stage to present a piano recital with works of Scarlatti, Beethoven, Debussy, Dutilleux, and Chopin. Piano fans will be delighted with this virtuoso program and artist. Yi has been praised by audiences and critics alike as a pianist of "lyrical elegance" and "ravishing, pitchperfect clarity". He has Read More
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Family Movie Night
Family Movie Night
The Millville Public Library is hosting a family movie night! All ages are welcome. For more information call: (856) 825-7087, ext. 12
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The Friends of the Millville Library
The Friends of the Millville Library
The group will meet in the Gant Room of the Millville Public Library, 210 Buck St. Anyone is welcome to attend. Additional information about the Friends group is available at the library. 856-825-7087 ext.12
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RISEN
RISEN
Free Movie 'RISEN'. Follows the story of a Roman soldier after the death of Jesus Christ. Watch his life story as he seeks to find the body of Jesus and ends up finding Christ. Watch the reviews at http://www.plugedin.com Doors open at 6:30 pm. Movies begins at 7 pm. Movie is free, refreshments are $1.00
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Hollywood: Lights.Camera.Action
Hollywood: Lights.Camera.Action
MainStreet Hammonton will host March Third Thursday in Downtown Hammonton on Thursday, March 16th from 6 to 9 pm. Art venues, retail shops and restaurants will celebrate "Hollywood: Lights, Camera, Action" as this month's theme. Paying homage to stars, starlets and the glamour of films, guests will enjoy themed dining, drink specials, sales, sweet treats, Read More
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Community Night Under the Stars
Community Night Under the Stars
Take in a magic show, have your child’s face painted, enjoy music, popcorn, cotton candy and finish off the evening with a family-friendly movie. Pre-registration required: 856-299-6300 ext. 3303 or 609-556-4001
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Austin the Unstoppable
Austin the Unstoppable
Eleven-year-old Austin, master of the X-Box and junk-food junkie, must face the long-term consequences of an unhealthy lifestyle when he learns that his mother has been diagnosed with Type II Diabetes. This upbeat musical engages audiences in the benefits of a healthy diet and exercise by celebrating how positive change can occur through the power Read More
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Victorian Magic
Victorian Magic
Victorian magic is a tour de force for actor/magician Robert Aberdeen, who delights audiences of all ages with his classic sleight-of-hand illusions. Robert Aberdeen has performed on Broadway, in films, and on the road, including starring in the international tour of “The Magic Show.” Click here to make reservations for this event or call 856-692-8499.
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Peter and The Wolf Play
Peter and The Wolf Play
Bring your family to the Woodbury Public Library to watch the performance of "Peter and The Wolf". This tantalizing version of the classic Russian folk, "Peter and The Wolf," brings together all the elements of growing up - daring, defiance, confidence, and courage. An exquisite setting on the edge of a forest captures the carefree Read More
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Stone Soup and Other Stories
Stone Soup and Other Stories
Wheaton Arts Partners with the NJ Theatre Alliance to Present "Stone Soup and Other Stories" Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center is participating in the The Stages Festival, an annual program of the New Jersey Theatre Alliance. This year, the Pushcart Players will present a production of Stone Soup and Other Stories on Saturday, March 25. Read More
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African American History and Genealogy Symposium
African American History and Genealogy Symposium
The South Jersey Culture & History Center at Stockton University and the Dr. Jaimes Still Education Center Proudly Present an African American History and Genealogy Symposium March 25 Time: 8:30 AM - 2:00 PM At Stockton's Kramer Hall, 30 Front Street, Hammonton Coffee, Danish and Lunch provided No Admission Fee Topics to be covered: Fugitive Read More
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New Jersey Makers Day – Logan Township
New Jersey Makers Day – Logan Township
Celebrate NJ Makers Day at Logan Township Library. Check out Maker Studio, see demonstrations on our 3D printer, make a button and paint a birdhouse. Light refreshments will be served.
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New Jersey Makers Day – Glassboro
New Jersey Makers Day – Glassboro
Join the Glassboro Library for a day of demonstrations and hands-on activities using devices from spinning wheels to our latest technology devices.
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Dig into Art
Dig into Art
Visit the YMCA of Salem County for their Dig into Art event! A great opportunity to take part in multiple fun and creative art experiences for parents and kids.
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A Midsummer Night’s Dream
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Shakespeare’s uproarious comedy is the ideal “First Shakespeare” for kids and a rollercoaster ride for tweens, teens and Shakespeare Lovers of any age!
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Early April Fool’s Day
Early April Fool’s Day
Each Thursday, Tomfoolery taps a new small batch brew just for their tasting room, "The Foolery". These beers don't last long, so get to The Foolery tasting room on Thursday to guarantee yourself a pour! Thursday, March 30th is only two days away from Tomfoolery's signature holiday, April Fool's! Come out and try to guess Read More
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Easter Egg Hunt
Easter Egg Hunt
Join the Easter Bunny for a fun time hunting for goodie-filled eggs! Take pictures with him and enjoy a picnic-style lunch too. PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED: 856-935-1555, ext 125. Co-sponsored by Ranch Hope, Inc.
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Greater Bridgeton Legends
Greater Bridgeton Legends
The Greater Bridgeton Legends event is an annual dinner and entertainment benefit that celebrates Bridgeton residents and the significant roles in the community. This year, 2017 we are honoring Thomas C. Lane – for his role in building a stronger more educated society through serving as a Bridgeton educator and James M. Seabrook – an Read More
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WheatonArts Paws for Art
WheatonArts Paws for Art
Paws for Art is created in partnership with the Cumberland County SPCA, this free community event brings pet owners and their dogs on site for a day of art and fun on Sunday, April 2, 2017. Highlights include: ■ WheatonBarks Dog Show and Parade at 2 p.m. Trophies will be awarded in both Adult and Children’s classes Read More
