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MULTIPLE WEEKENDS
WinterFest Ice Skating
Nov 29 to Feb 23, Cooper River Park, Cuthbert Blvd & Park Ave, Cherry Hill
“Is there anything better than lacing up some skates and hitting the ice with the family? Bundle up for the cold winter weather and spend the day enjoying gliding across the ice.Cost: Skate rentals and rink admission prices vary”
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The Animal Crossing™: New Horizons Aquarium Tour
Jan 13 to Feb 12, Adventure Aquarium, 1 Riverside Drive, Camden
“The aquarium experience inspired by the Animal Crossing™: New Horizons video game on the Nintendo Switch™ system is coming to Adventure Aquarium! Explore the wonders of aquatic life while enjoying the world of Animal Crossing™: New Horizons. PHOTO OPS
Stop by the Animal Crossing™: New Horizons photo light wall, which includes an aquarium-themed background with characters from the game. Plus, pose with standees of familiar characters displayed throughout the Aquarium.
Learn Along the Way: Learn about our special species while spotting themed signage featuring creature descriptions presented by in-game curator, Blathers, with information directly from the game.
My Nintendo: Check-in at the My Nintendo™ kiosk to receive 100 My Nintendo Platinum Points* redeemable on my.nintendo.com for exclusive digital and physical rewards.
*A Nintendo Account is required to receive and redeem points.
Character Meet & Greets: Meet-and-greet with characters from the Animal Crossing™: New Horizons game on select dates.
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Noises off by Michael Frayn
Jan 24 to Feb 8, Burlington County Footlighters, 808 Pomona Rd, Cinnaminson
“Dive into the uproarious world of Noises Off! This side-splitting comedy takes you backstage of a hapless theater troupe as they stumble through a hilariously disastrous production of a British farce. Watch as doors slam, lines are forgotten, and relationships unravel in this riotous journey of theatrical chaos. With impeccable timing and uproarious humor, Noises Off promises an unforgettable night of laughter and mayhem. Don’t miss your chance to experience this classic comedy live on stage!”
Get tickets here: https://tickets.bcfootlighters.com/show/noisesoff
Vinter Wonderland
Ends Jan 20, 72 Bremen Ave., Egg Harbor City
“Celebrate a successful harvest at Renault Winery with a charming and seasonal experience for all ages. Get cozy by the firepit to roast s’mores and indulge in fun activities like ice skating, tractor rides, and live entertainment throughout the season. Cost: Prices vary”
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Sherlock Holmes Weekend
November 23 & 24 to January 12, 1048 Washington St. Cape May
“Sherlock faces a difficult decision when a former adversary is accused of a heinous crime. Will our favorite investigative team help to prove them innocent, or determine that they were guilty all along? The play begins Saturday morning and ends on Sunday with the mystery revealed! Stalk the streets of Cape May in your own search of clues to help fill in the missing pieces while competing for the grand prize: a weekend for two to next year’s performance. Tickets include all performances.”
https://capemaymac.org/experience/special-events/sherlock-holmes-weekend/
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Holidig Drive-Thru Light Show at Diggerland
November 15 to January 12, Diggerland USA, 100 Pinedge Drive, West Berlin
“Drive-thru America’s only construction theme and water park and enjoy the lights, tunnels, holiday displays, and more. Don’t forget to tune into Diggerland USA’s radio station to get into the holiday spirit. Cost: $36.99”
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Burlington County Parks 48th Annual Juried Art Show
Oct 17 to Jan 4, Smithville Mansion Annex Gallery, Mount Holly
“The most anticipated art show of the year welcomes outstanding artists from Burlington County and beyond to be featured at the Annex Gallery throughout the fall. Year after year, artists who enter this show continue demonstrating their creativity and innovation and highlighting their best works of art. This year, we welcome everyone back into our galleries and are excited to showcase all the spectacular art.”
First Weekend (Jan 3/4/5)
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Super Pet Expo
Fri: 3:00-8:00pm, Sat: 10:00am-7:00pm, Sun: 10:00am-5:00pm, New Jersey Convention Center, 97 Sunfield Avenue, Edison
“Thousands of pet owners, many with their four-legged companions, are expected at the 24th annual Super Pet Expo. This year’s expo promises a pack of new features, more opportunities than ever for pet participation, and photo ops galore.
Attendees can have a top talent scout audition their pet for possible roles in TV, film and commercials. They can watch their dog compete in a derby race, frolic in a puppy playground—in a pit filled with thousands of balls—and chase a faux rabbit on the popular lure course. They can also get their pet’s pawprint captured and meet a star-studded panel of pet influencers who will explain how to make your pet a worldwide celebrity on social media. Photo opportunities abound all weekend long, including with celebrity pets, trick dogs and one of the world’s tiniest dogs.
New features in 2025:
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Animal communicator Raven Noel will explain what your pet is really thinking and show you how to speak with your pet.
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Garden State Animal Rescue Center will offer $25 microchipping,
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Tiny, who may be the world’s smallest dog, is available for selfies.
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Gerry Burch, will share his knowledge of exotic birds
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Visitors can join Dawn Wolfe of Pawsitively FAMOUS Animal Talent Agency, who—in addition to auditioning pets—will emcee a panel of top pet influencers
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Repticon, in its 12th year at Super Pet Expo, will provide exciting presentations that include exotic reptiles. Experts will also offer advice and sell reptile-related supplies.
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Returning champion stunt dog trainer Chrissy Joy’s Bone-A-Fied Talent Group: Top stunt dogs will show off their Frisbee skills, tricks and fast-paced agility.
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TICA breeds: United Cat Club invites both pedigree and household pets to compete for prestigious titles and points judged by internationally trained and licensed professionals.
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For dogs that can’t get enough of playing with balls, a romp among some 5,000 of them in the Ultimate Dog Ball Pit will be a supreme treat.
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The Doggie Derby, in its third years, offers races for dachshunds, corgis and small dog breeds.
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Well-dressed pooches won’t want to miss Celebrity Catwalk
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Luring 101 is a capture-the-flag activity for dogs big and small, tall and short, who love to chase.
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All dogs are welcome to run in a 2,000-square-foot, off-the-leash Puppy Playground.
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Betsy Middleton will capture a pet’s perfect pawprint—free with the cost of admission.
Pets are welcome; leashed pets are admitted free. No retractable leashes.
FRIDAY 1/3
Collingswood: Open Mic Night with Barry Hollander
7:00 – 9:00pm, Perkins Center for the Arts, 30 Irvin Ave, Collingswood
“Calling all musicians, poets, storytellers, and comedians! Join your host Barry Hollander in The Loft for Collingswood Open Mic Night. Sign-ups begin at 6:30pm with performances 7-9pm. FREE for everyone. BYO everything else!”
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First Karaoke Night of 2025
7:30–10:30pm, Village Idiot Brewing Company, 4 Commerce Pl, Mt Holly
“Start the new year with a bang! Join us on Friday, January 3rd for a fun-filled evening of Karaoke Village Idiot Brewing Co. Let’s celebrate the start of 2025 with music, laughter, and great company. Whether you're ready to sing your heart out or enjoy the talent around you, this night is all about good vibes, new beginnings, and unforgettable memories. Come for the music, stay for the fun — see you at the idiot!”
SATURDAY 1/4
Thrift Store Sale
9:00am-12:00pm, 18 W Merchant St, Audubon
“It's a new year, new you! Come check out our thrifty finds!”
SUNDAY 1/5
Albert Music Hall – Winter Hootenanny in the Pines
1:00 – 5:00pm, Albert Music Hall, 131 Wells Mill Road, Waretown
“Our first show of 2025 is our Winter Hootenanny and we have a terrific line up to start the year! So come on out and say hello to a brand new year Pinelands style! Doors open at 1:00pm, music starts at 2:00pm. The lineup is as follows: Anthony², Fish & Whistle, The Wild Grit, Billy Penn & The Inside Drivers, Third Rail, Elaine & The Cimarron Sky Band. Admission is $10 for adults and $1 for kids under 12. The venue is cash only. The Food Booth will be serving hot dogs, cheeseburgers and several other hot food options as well as a wide variety of cakes, cookies, pies, ice cream, and beverages. As always our Gift Shop will be open and selling a variety of music, Hall, and Pinelands themed gifts, including our 50th Anniversary merchandise. There will be a 50/50 drawing. Check back on our website or follow us on Facebook and Instagram to see videos and updates about all of our events as they approach.”
Second Weekend (Jan 10/11/12)
FRIDAY 1/10
Meet Stitch
4:30-6:30pm, Berlin Farmers Market, 41 Clementon Rd, Berlin
“Come and meet the one and only Stitch! Snap a picture with everyone’s favorite alien friend, enjoy fun activities, and create magical memories to kick off the new year!”
Pop Culture Trivia Night
7:00-9:00pm, Red White and Brew Beer Company, 100 W Merchant St, Audubon
“Get your weekend started with one of my favorite venues, Red, White and Brew! New theme for 2025! Pop culture! Hope to see lots of old friends and new.”
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SATURDAY 1/11
Happy Feet – Make your own sneakers
9:00am-4:00pm, The Quilted Nest, 823 Haddon Ave, Collingswood
“In a one day workshop create your own pair of stylish sneakers!”
Alice’s Birthday
11:00am-1:30pm, Alice Paul Institute, 128 Hooton Rd, Mount Laurel
“Join us in celebrating Alice Paul’s 140th birthday. To honor her, we are hosting a panel discussion, “Post-Election Feminist Strategies: Gender Justice and the Law.” This panel will explore the pressing issues in the gender justice sphere under the next presidential administration. Panelists will discuss the state of reproductive rights, LGBTQ rights, and gender equality with a focus on New Jersey. Come before the panel to take a free self-guided tour of Paulsdale and to purchase hot chocolate to support GLC’s period poverty initiatives.
Panelists include: Kirsten Scheurer Branigan, Esq., Managing Partner, KSBranigan Law, P.C.Helen Archontou, MSW,LSW, CEO, YWCA Northern New JerseyRenee Rubino, Esq., President, New Jersey Women Lawyers Association, Marketing Communications Manager, Gibbons P.C.
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Wild World of Animals
2:00 – 3:30pm, 126-130 N High St, Millville
“Wild World of Animals showcases a unique blend of about 13 different animals ranging from arthropods, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals. Their lineup is very diverse, mirroring one of the themes of the show: the importance of all animals.
Many animal and environmental topics are covered, including: the jobs animals perform in nature; adaptations; some of the misconceptions surrounding certain species—such as wild animals ARE NOT pets; in addition to the biggest problems facing wildlife today. Presented on a colorful stage with a jungle themed set, this is a fast-paced show with a great balance of fun and facts, and is as informative as it is entertaining for children and adults alike!
Grant Kemmerer has been working with, training and caring for wildlife for over 30 years. Since childhood, he has always been fascinated with animals of every kind. Graduating from Florida International University, he started working professionally with animals in Miami, FL. He holds many state permits as well as federal permits from US Fish and Wildlife, US Department of the Interior and the US Department of Agriculture. He has been a guest animal expert on nationally televised shows such as Anderson Cooper, CBS Early Show, Fox and Friends, Martha Stewart, and the Meredith Vieira Show. Website: https://wildworldofanimals.org/”
SUNDAY 1/12
Cherry Valley Model Railroad Club Holiday Open Houses
12:00 – 3:00pm, Grace Episcopal Church, 7 East Maple Ave, Merchantville
“Celebrating our 62nd Anniversary in Merchantville NJ . Operating O scale model railroad featuring 4000 linear feet of track and a model of the historic 30th Street station in Philadelphia. Club has been in operation since 1962.
All ages. FREE admission. FREE onsite Parking. Located in the basement of the Church building.”
The Drifters, The Cornell Gunter Coasters, and The Platters
6:00 – 8:00pm, Levoy Theatre, 126-130 N High St, Millville
“Three Rock & Roll Hall of Fame acts – One Great Show! It’s not a concert…it’s a party! Spend a nostalgic evening saluting 3 of the world’s most beloved musical groups who were instrumental in creating the Rock & Roll/Doo Wop sound: Cornell Gunter’s Coasters (Charlie Brown, Yakety Yak, Poison Ivy); The Platters featuring 4 of America’s premier singers performing their greatest hits (Only You, Smoke Gets In Your Eyes, The Great Pretender); and The Drifters, one of Rock & Roll’s founding vocal groups touring the U.S. again under the auspices of their original management team with their 50 year catalog of hits (Under the Boardwalk, Up on the Roof, This Magic Moment, and On Broadway).
Combined, these three Rock & Roll Hall of Fame groups have been associated with well over forty of the top classic songs in Rock & Roll history. From “Under the Boardwalk” to “Only You” to “Yakety Yak”, very few artists can boast of a richer musical resume. With such incredible musical diversity – from the comedy of Cornell Gunter’s Coasters to the romance of The Platters to the Motown Magic of The Drifters – this show has songs to please every palate, delivered just the way you remember them, when you first heard them on the radio.”
Third Weekend (Jan 17/18/19)
FRIDAY 1/17
Winterfest
11:00am – 4:00pm, Downtown Haddonfield
“So how do animals survive the winter? Let’s learn! In this Kids in the Garden session
Paint N Sip at DiMatteo Winery
6:00pm, DiMatteo Vineyards, 839 Service Rd, Hammonton
“We have teamed up with DiMatteo Winery for a night of Painting, Sipping and Fun! Grab your paintbrushes and a glass of wine while our artists guide you to create your choice of a Ceramic Light Up Snowman -or- 3d Let it Snow Wood Sled. Choose from a variety of paint colors and we'll show you fun and easy painting techniques to make your project uniquely yours! No Experience Required! As always, PAINT N TAKE same day!
COST: $45 pp:
Included: Choice of Ceramic Light Up Snowman w Light (Approx. 10" tall) -or- 3d Let it Snow Wood Sled (12") • Painting Instruction by our talented artists • All art supplies included
• Laughter, relaxation, fun!! **A large Selection of DiMatteo Wines will be available for additional purchase. You are also welcome to byo snacks and light apps. **Due to insurance regulations, NO outside wine is allowed. *Please arrive at 5:30/5:45pm to get your seats and order your wine. Painting will begin promptly at 6:00pm.”
1964 The Tribute
8:00pm, The Scottish Rite Auditorium, 315 White Horse Pike, Collingswood
“Since the early eighties, “1964”…The Tribute has been thrilling audiences around the globe by taking them on journey through a quintessential moment in music history that will live forever.
Over twenty years of researching and performing have made “1964” masters of their craft. They are hailed by critics and fans alike as THE most authentic and endearing Beatles tribute…. which has earned them the distinction from Rolling Stone magazine as the “Best Beatles Tribute on Earth”. “1964” recreates the early ‘60s live Beatle concert with period instruments, clothing, hairstyles, and onstage banter with an accuracy that is unmatched.“1964” is:
Mark Benson as John Lennon
Mac Ruffing as Paul McCartney
Tom Work as George Harrison
Bobby Potter as Ringo Starr”
https://scottishriteauditorium.com/event/1964-the-tribute/
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SATURDAY 1/18
2025 Polar Bear Plunge at Wildwood
10:00am, Wildwoods Convention Center, 4501 Boardwalk, Wildwood
“Support the Special Olympics New Jersey at this fun event. This is more than just a cold dip into the ocean—it’s a way to bond as a family, all for a fantastic cause. Cost: $25 per person”
Wildwood Comic Con
10:00am, Wildwoods Convention Center, 4501 Boardwalk, Wildwood
“Kicking off Comic Con season, this event is filled with comic books, featured guests, vendors, artists, and so much more. Cost: $10; children 12 and under are free with a paying adult.”
Make & Take Zen Succulent Dish Garden
10:00am-12:00pm, Sustainability Building, 508 Lakeland Road Gloucester Township
“Start 2025 in the peace and tranquility of your own Zen Garden. Join us for this class on succulents. Design and plant your own Zen dish garden. Participants will learn tips and tricks on succulents and dish garden care. Fee: $20.00 per adult, $15.00 for children 8-16 with and adult fee”
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cc-certified-gardeners-make-take-zen-succulent-dish-garden-tickets-1097243026429?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
Animals in Winter
1:00-2:30pm, Burlington County Agricultural Center, 500 Centerton Road, Moorestown
“So how do animals survive the winter? Let’s learn! In this Kids in the Garden session, we will play games and make crafts to learn and experience how animals adapt, hibernate, migrate, and camouflage over winter. Weather permitting, we will spend a little bit of our 90 minutes together outdoors so bundle up! Ages 5-11. Cost $25.”
New Jersey High School Thespian Festival
Various Times, Washington Township High School in Sewell
“New Jersey's LARGEST annual theatre event is the New Jersey Thespian Festival. Over the course of the two days, students are able to participate in various workshops (in areas of performance and technical theatre), compete in a variety of Individual and Group Events, audition for scholarships from colleges & universities, and visit information booths and theatrical vendors. Students can also view Main Stage Performances and participate in community service efforts like Broadway Cares/ Equity Fights AIDS. Our competition segment, The Thespys, boasts an international component in which students can compete at the International Thespian Festival (ITF) held in Indiana every year. ITF hosts over 5,000 student participants in a week-long theatre festival.
Being the largest theatre festival in the state is not the only reason to join us. We are also the most affordable. Our prices are low so that we can offer an equitable experience to all. Overall, it is an extremely exciting weekend in which students and educators from across the state can share together in their common love for the theatre arts. The festival also allows adults the chance to network with other theatre teachers and gain valuable practical information on how to improve theatre at their own schools. https://www.njthespians.org/projects-6 “
SUNDAY 1/19
New Jersey High School Thespian Festival
Various Times, Washington Township High School in Sewell
“New Jersey's LARGEST annual theatre event is the New Jersey Thespian Festival. Over the course of the two days, students are able to participate in various workshops (in areas of performance and technical theatre), compete in a variety of Individual and Group Events, audition for scholarships from colleges & universities, and visit information booths and theatrical vendors. Students can also view Main Stage Performances and participate in community service efforts like Broadway Cares/ Equity Fights AIDS. Our competition segment, The Thespys, boasts an international component in which students can compete at the International Thespian Festival (ITF) held in Indiana every year. ITF hosts over 5,000 student participants in a week-long theatre festival.
Being the largest theatre festival in the state is not the only reason to join us. We are also the most affordable. Our prices are low so that we can offer an equitable experience to all. Overall, it is an extremely exciting weekend in which students and educators from across the state can share together in their common love for the theatre arts. The festival also allows adults the chance to network with other theatre teachers and gain valuable practical information on how to improve theatre at their own schools. https://www.njthespians.org/projects-6 “
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Forest Bathing Nature Hike
11:00am-1:00pm, Black Run Preserve, Kettle Run Rd, Marlton. Kettle Run Road East Trailhead Entrance
“This guided Nature walk will be interspersed with mindful activities plus lessons about the unique ecology in this Pinelands environment. Gather with other outdoor, peace-loving enthusiasts and Friends of the Black Run Preserve.
Please register for this free event by clicking on the find ticket link above. An accurate pre-event head count helps us ensure that we have enough ambassadors on hand to ensure a safe, enjoyable and informative experience for all.”
Fourth Weekend (Jan 24/25/26)
FRIDAY 1/24
Meet & Greet with Elsa
5:30-7:30pm, The Pop Shop, 1 Washington Ave, Collingswood,
“Come Out & Meet Elsa* at The Pop Shop!* character provided by Laura's Princesses Appearances. Free with dinner reservation. Due to the limited capacity for seating reservations are strongly suggested. Call today for your reservation 856-869-0111”
The Moth Balls - A Storytelling Show About Your Clothes
6:30pm, Peak Secondhand, 114 W. Merchant St. Audubon
“Is there a special piece of clothing that has a story of its own that you've been wanting to share? A piece of clothing you loved, lost, found, hated, borrowed, ruined, wore once or wore every day? We want to hear it. Inspired by The Moth, The Moth Balls is a storytelling show featuring stories about your clothes. Interested in sharing your own story? Email peaksecondhand@gmail.com to sign-up! Stories should be no longer than 5-7-minutes. No professional speaking experience necessary. Event is free. Seating will be limited. Please arrive 15 minutes for seats.”
[10% SHOPPING DISCOUNT FOR ANY ATTENDEES WHO SHOW LOVESOUTHJERSEY]
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SATURDAY 1/25
Caffeine and Chrome
9:00am, 195 9th Ave, Runnemede
“Put 2024 in your rearview mirror and roll down to Gateway Classic Cars for our first Caffeine and Chrome of the year! Join us on the last Saturday of the month from 9am to 12pm. Cruise in with your collectible or daily driver, enjoy free pastries and coffee (while supplies last). Open to the public, NO Admission Fee, and family/pet friendly.”
Mount Holly Fire & Ice Festival
10:00am – 4:00pm, Downtown Mount Holly, 6 High St, Mt Holly
“Come visit downtown Mount Holly where we shut down the streets and fill them with over a dozen ice carvers crafting 300 lb ice blocks into crystalline art. Joining the carvers we have food trucks, vendors & performances by fire dancers, magicians, axe throwers, musicians & dog sleds. A beer/wine garden plus a chili contest with tasting for a People’s Choice award round out the event. The perfect free family event to cure your cabin fever.”
https://fireandicefestival.com/
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South Jersey Muslim Heritage Month Festival
2:00-7:00pm, Eden Gardens, 1444 Rte. 73, Pennsauken
“Presented by the New Jersey Muslim Heritage Month Coalition is an event that includes Muslim icons, poetry, cultural performances, art exhibits, global foods and an international bazaar. Anyone with special needs can come early at 1 pm. The event goes from 2-7 pm. The event is free for all.”
Collingswood "Snowball" Gala
7:00-11:00pm, Collingswood Grand Ballroom, 315 White Horse Pike, Oaklyn
“Collingswood hosts “Snowball Gala" to support the purchase of inclusive and adaptive playground equipment. The 2025 Collingswood Snowball Gala will be held on Saturday, January 25, 2025, at the historic Scottish Rite Theater Ballroom. Are you ready to party for a good cause with your neighbors? We are! Get ready to sparkle, folks, for this will surely be a night to remember!
We need all our Gala guests and new friends to find their most glimmery, shimmery, winter wonderland ready (black-tie optional) attire for a night of music, dancing and drinks. We'll dance, we’ll toast, we’ll raise some money for a great cause!
This year’s annual gala on January 25 will be a grand affair that will also double as a continuation of 2024's fundraiser to support the purchase of inclusive and adaptive playground equipment. Inclusive and adaptive playground equipment is crucial because it creates an environment where children of all abilities can play together without barriers. This equipment enhances accessibility, boosts confidence, and supports the holistic growth of children by providing opportunities for interaction, learning, and fun for everyone. Gala Benefits: Fundraising for inclusive and adaptive playground equipment. Sponsor information: To sponsor the 2025 Snowball Gala please email lferguson@collingswood.com
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Brandon Tomasello & The City Rhythm Orchestra
8:00pm, The Scottish Rite Auditorium, 315 White Horse Pike, Collingswood
“Brandon Tomasello with the City Rhythm Orchestra
Arrangements by Billy Byers
Featuring Comedian Christopher Morris
The lost Sinatra – Basie Album Release Concert
Ticket Pricing:
VIP – $150 PIT – Includes, VIP pre show party, 2 Drink Tickets. “The Lost Sinatra Basie” CD and Vinyl (When Released), “My Kind of Swing” CD, 1 City Rhythym CD, and the Live Album (When Released), Picture with Brandon and Bryant Byers at pre show party
Orchestra $55, Mezzanine & Family Circle – $45, Limited VIP Package Add On – $75 until we are out” https://scottishriteauditorium.com/event/brandon-tomasello/
SUNDAY 1/26
Glassboro VFW Post 679 Bingo
7:30am – 12:00pm, Glassboro VFW, 275 Wilmer Street, Glassboro
“Join us for a morning of fun at the Glassboro VFW Post 679 Bingo! Enjoy exciting games, great company, and the chance to win awesome prizes. Bring your friends and family for a lively time!”
Lunar Fest 2025 – Year of the Snake
12:00pm, The Woodland, 60 Woodland Road, Maplewood
“Join us to celebrate the Year of the Snake with performances representing Chinese, Korean, Japanese and South East Asian culture, along with fun, engaging children's activities, and delicious food. The snake is a symbol of elegance, wisdom, and transformation, and the year of the snake is a time for personal growth, introspection, and reevaluating goals. Admission is FREE and all are welcome.”
Young Chefs: Favorite Foods Cooking Workshop
12:30-2:30pm, Burlington County Agricultural Center, 500 Centerton Road, Moorestown
“Get ready for an exciting culinary adventure with our hands-on cooking class, crafted just for kids! In this fun-filled introduction to cooking, young chefs will not only learn to prepare their favorite dishes but will also explore the delights of healthy eating. As they create their own delicious, whole food-based meals, they’ll gain confidence and independence in the kitchen. For this class we will create our own Pizza + Dessert Parfaits! Our child-friendly utensils and appliances are designed specifically for the 5-10-year-old age group, making for a safe and enjoyable cooking experience. Most food allergies and dietary restrictions can be accommodated with advance notice, and all recipes are always nut free. Join us and see your child’s love for cooking and healthy eating grow! Allergens: gluten, dairy. Cost $45”
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Peabo Bryson 50 Years in Music
7:00 – 9:00pm, Levoy Theatre 130 N. High Street Millville
“Peabo Bryson has established a career as one of the premier male vocalists in contemporary music of the last quarter century. Possessing a beautifully rich, almost operatic voice, this two-time Grammy Award-winner has survived and prospered despite the passage of time and changes in popular musical trends. With twenty albums to his credit, Peabo Bryson has enjoyed an unprecedented, across-the-board level of international success, Bryson has the distinction of being the first artist in music history to have separate records topping four different charts. Artist website: https://www.peabobryson2.com/”
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FRIDAY 1/31
Paint N Bingo Adult Craft Night
6:00pm, Paint-a-Treasure Studio, 615 Station Ave, Haddon Heights
“Join us for a fun night of Painting & Bingo at Paint-a-Treasure! At this “adults only” event, you can choose your project from a large selection of Ceramics, Wood Signs or Canvas. Our talented artists will assist you with painting suggestions and techniques to make your project uniquely yours! As always, Paint N Take same night! While painting, we'll pass out the bingo boards and call out the numbers!! Prizes will be given out to winners. Perfect for girls night, date night, etc. This is a BYOB event, feel free to bring light snacks and drinks (bring your own cups, bottle opener, etc) $20 registration fee goes towards your studio fee & the cost of your project the night of (No cost for Bingo!). Project cost depends on what you choose that night. (projects start at $14).
**If we have available space, you are welcome to come earlier to choose your project and start painting (anytime after 4pm. Just give us a call). This event ends at 8:30pm. If you don't finish your project, you are welcome to come back to complete your project with no additional charge.