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BaconFest Comes to Zeppelin Hall January 11-27 in Jersey City
From Zeppelin Hall: Zeppelin Hall (88 Liberty View Dr.) is hosting BaconFest from Sunday, January 11th – Monday, January 27th with Executive Chef Franco Robazetti serving up 20 bacon filled dishes including one that earned him the 1st place prize at last year’s Bacon and Beer Classic. Dishes include Bacon Lasagna for $16, the only […] From Zeppelin Hall: Zeppelin Hall (88 Liberty View Dr.) is hosting BaconFest from Sunday, January 11th – Monday, January 27th with Executive Chef Franco Robazetti serving up 20 bacon filled dishes including one that earned him the 1st place prize at last year’s Bacon and Beer Classic. Dishes include Bacon Lasagna for $16, the only […]
88 Liberty View Drive Jersey City, NJ
Snowshoe Sundays at Pyramid Mountain Natural Historical Area January 5-March 8
From Morris County Park Commission: Get outside and active this winter, and experience the unique and exhilarating sport of snowshoeing! Enjoy a guided trek exploring the beautiful winter scenery and looking for signs of wildlife – all while getting a great workout. Sundays from January 5-March 8. No experience is necessary. Please call in advance […] From Morris County Park Commission: Get outside and active this winter, and experience the unique and exhilarating sport of snowshoeing! Enjoy a guided trek exploring the beautiful winter scenery and looking for signs of wildlife – all while getting a great workout. Sundays from January 5-March 8. No experience is necessary. Please call in advance […]
472 Boonton Avenue, Montville Township
Lambertville-New Hope Winter Festival January 18-26
From Winter Festival: Join us for our 23rd annual Lambertville New Hope Winter Festival January 18-26. These nine days will be packed with events for adults, children, and families. There will be a chili cook-off, an a cappella extravaganza, a soup-a-thon, ice sculpture, historic and nature tours, snow folk art, and more! Click here for […] From Winter Festival: Join us for our 23rd annual Lambertville New Hope Winter Festival January 18-26. These nine days will be packed with events for adults, children, and families. There will be a chili cook-off, an a cappella extravaganza, a soup-a-thon, ice sculpture, historic and nature tours, snow folk art, and more! Click here for […]
Lambertville, NJ
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From Six Flags Great Adventure & Safari: Enjoy thrills and activities for the whole family throughout the day and come back for a truly frightening evening of fun after the sun goes down. Fright Fest offers a wide variety of places to get your scare on including seven haunted mazes and five scare zones located throughout the park. The stuff of nightmares lurk around every corner as the dark of night washes over the park. The ghouls are set free for their daily hunting rituals. More information.
From Farm of Horrors: Spend 45 minutes making your way through 200+ acres of Fright. It starts with our Hair Raising Hayride that “Scares the YELL out of You”, then we let you off in the middle of nowhere for a Treacherous Trek through the “Trail of Terror.” Then, just when you think you have had enough and begin see that you are almost home, you realize the only way back is through the MassAcre Maize, a Casual Run for your Life. Once it is over you find that the path is blocked, and you must enter your final Nightmare, the Carnevil of Chaos! More information.
From SOPAC: Nov 1: Glenn Miller Orchestra The World Famous Glenn Miller Orchestra is the most popular and sought after big band in the world today. With its unique Jazz sound, it is considered one of the greatest bands of all time. 8PM Tickets: $30-$45. (973) 313-2787. More information
From Alzheimer’s New Jersey: Learn from highly qualified professionals about dealing with a person with alzheimer’s and other dementias, navigating the health care system, and taking into account legal and financial considerations regarding the disease’s long-term effects. Hoster by Alzheimer’s New Jersey, in conjunction with Union County Division on Aging and Disability Resource Connection (ADRC) and Union County College. Pre-register here or by calling (973) 586-4300. More information.
From the West Orange Farmer’s Market: Organic produce, artisanal bread + cheese, local honey, freshly picked flowers, upcycled crafts … we have it all! Join us for a family friendly farmer’s market complete with lunch options! More information.
From Liberty State Park: Explore the beauty of fall at Liberty State Park. Take a guided walk with a Park Naturalist and learn how to identify some of the trees by their fall colors. Pre-registration is required. Groups of more than six, please call for special arrangements. For more information or to register, please call 201-915-3400 x202 or email LSPNatureCenter@dep.nj.gov. More information.
From Grow it Green Morristown: Help us put the garden to bed for the wintertime. After hearing a story, we will go out and cover the garden beds with blankets and sing lullabies to our plants and soil in preparation for a restful sleep until the Springtime. Make some yarn pumpkins to place on your mantel or thanksgiving table. More information.
From P.R.I.D.E. Family Organization: Vendors wanted for Holiday Craft Fair fundraiser benefiting special needs adults day program. This will be a festive, fun and worthwhile event to participate in. More information.
From the Princeton Art Museum: Join us for an engaging exhibit in the Art Museum. Look closely at the detailed beadwork and geometric patterns used by the Ndebele artist who made the Married Woman’s Ceremonial Apron and craft a garment of your own to take home. More information.
From the Artists Studio: South Orange & Maplewood, NJ Artists Studio Walk is on scenic route filled with interesting places. Experience the diversity of art and culture that flourishes in our two towns! More information.
From the Arts Council of Princeton: The Arts Council of Princeton and the Princeton Shopping Center present Princeton’s annual Day of the Dead celebration! Celebrate Mexico’s El Día de los Muertos with strolling mariachis, sugar skull decorating, face painting, and folk arts and crafts. Learn about the traditions of this rich cultural holiday at this free, family-friendly afternoon event. More information.
From GreenRock Recycling: Food available for purchase. Live music by the Slim Pickens Band. Tickets are available from any CFD member or stop by the firehouse any Monday evening after 7PM. For more info call (908) 735-8613 or email cfdbeerfestival@clintonfd.org. More information.
