Drag Me to Landmark returns for another FABULOUS show! Drag Me to Landmark is South Jersey's longest running monthly Drag Show held at Landmark Americana in Glassboro, NJ! You're in store for a night full of hilarious skits, side-splitting performances and absolute ridiculousness with some of Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey's Top Drag Performers! […]
“ALABAMA STORY explores thorny racial issues with smarts and sensitivity.” — DC Metro Weekly As the Civil Rights movement is flowering, a controversial children’s book about a black rabbit marrying a white rabbit stirs the passions of a segregationist State Senator and a no-nonsense State Librarian in 1959 Montgomery, Alabama. A contrasting story of childhood […]
Grounded: The Here and Where of Being by Cheryl Patton Wu Movement-Texture-Spirit by Bea Stenta September 6 - October 27 Main Gallery, Perkins Center, Collingswood Cheryl Patton Wu weaves intricate stories of land, sea, and sky through her fabric collages. Each piece is a symphony of color, texture, and emotion, inviting viewers to step into […]
Somewhere in South Jersey by Michael Terenik September 6 - October 27 Loft Gallery, Perkins Center, Collingswood Michael Terenik, born to Russian immigrants in 1966, found his artistic passion early, guided by his father’s creative spirit. From Barn Studio to the Hussian School of Art, he mastered techniques. San Francisco saw him as an art […]
September 13 - October 27 Perkins Center, Moorestown During this annual Fall competition, dozens of artists from the region typically submit more than 100 works for consideration. Juror Henri Meillier, a professional artist and teacher, will select 40 entries to exhibit and then will award first, second, and third places, and an honorable mention at […]
DEATH UNDER GLASS September 5th to December 9th, 2023 This Fall, get a glimpse of a rarely seen world: photographs of human cells at high Magnification. Death Under Glass is a unique collaboration between Marianne Hamel MD, PHD, and Nikki Johnson MFA. Visitors of all ages are welcome to come and learn about the fascinating […]
Farmers Market in Rancocas Woods Every Sunday, June 4 - Oct 15, 2023 10am - 2pm, RAIN OR SHINE Our mission is to support & promote an economically sustainable, localized food system & business network in Mount Laurel. It is our intention to contribute to a thriving community in which growers, producers, artisans & neighbors […]
Adventure Aquarium’s Pre-K Kid’s Adventure Pass is back! With an activated Adventure Pass, children ages 2-5 can enjoy FREE, unlimited admission to the Aquarium for an entire year. Parents and guardians can register their kids for the Pre-K Kid’s Adventure Pass starting now and must visit Adventure Aquarium in person by October 29 to activate […]
As the mesmerizing Monarch butterflies embark on their incredible journey across North America, Chartwell Gardens is proud to announce the upcoming Monarch Butterfly Festival. An event that promises a day filled with wonder, education, and fun for both kids and adults alike. UPDATE: The Golden Knights U.S. Army Parachute Team are coming to Chartwell from […]
The titans of American classic rock ZZ Top and Lynyrd Skynyrd are co-headlining – The Sharp Dressed Simple Man Tour. ZZ Top is a legendary American rock band known for their blues-infused rock music, bawdy lyrics and long, red beards. Lynyrd Skynyrd is a rock&roll powerhouse. Few ensembles have had the deep impact in creating a lifestyle […]
Get ready to experience one of the most authentic tribute acts ever to hit the music scene as DAYBREAK – The Music & Passion of Barry Manilow takes you on a musical journey back to the 70’s. Fans will experience Barry Manilow’s greatest hits the way you remember them. Barry Manilow is considered by many […]
“ALABAMA STORY explores thorny racial issues with smarts and sensitivity.” — DC Metro Weekly As the Civil Rights movement is flowering, a controversial children’s book about a black rabbit marrying a white rabbit stirs the passions of a segregationist State Senator and a no-nonsense State Librarian in 1959 Montgomery, Alabama. A contrasting story of childhood […]