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FRIDAY 11/07

Drag Show Fundraiser for AWA
6:00 – 9:00 PM, Collingswood Grand Ballroom, 315 White Horse Pike, Collingswood

"Laugh your Tail off with Ophelia & Friends for the homeless pets at Animal Welfare Association! Join AWA, Ophelia Bawdy, along with her cast of fabulous Queens from Drag Queen Entertainment at the beautiful Collingswood Grand Ballroom for a night of: Parodies & Performances, Side splitting laughter, High-end basket raffles, 50/50 Raffle, CASH Bar, Dinner by Summit Catering, 21 + Event"

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Something Rotten 
7:00 – 10:00 PM,  First Methodist Church, 446 E. Camden Avenue, Moorestown
"Something Rotten! is a comedic musical set in 1595 where brothers Nick and Nigel Bottom, struggling playwrights overshadowed by the legendary William Shakespeare, consult a soothsayer who predicts the future of theatre involves singing, dancing, and acting simultaneously – a “musical”. Desperate for a hit, they set out to write the world’s first musical, encountering a series of hilarious events, including a misinterpretation of the soothsayer’s prophecy about the Black Death, Nigel falling for a Puritan woman, and an attempt by Shakespeare to steal their ideas."

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Mandy Patinkin in Concert: JUKEBOX
8:00  PM,  State Theatre New Jersey, 15 Livingston Avenue New Brunswick

"Tony®-winning Broadway legend, Emmy®-winning TV star, renowned for creating timeless characters in movies such as The Princess Bride, Yentl, and Dick Tracy—Mandy Patinkin presents his new show, Mandy Patinkin in Concert: JUKEBOX. With Adam Ben-David on piano, JUKEBOX features Patinkin’s own hand-picked collection of classic musical numbers, expressed as only he can through a unique mastery of word and song. An unparalleled body of work from one of North America’s preeminent entertainers. “Mandy can turn an evening in the theater into an explosion of unbridled laughter,” says the Chicago Sun-Times."

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The Memory of Water
8:00 – 10:30 PM,  Bridge Players Theatre Co., 36 E. Broad St, Burlington

"In Shelagh Stephenson’s THE MEMORY OF WATER, three sisters reunite for their mother’s funeral in this poignant and darkly funny play. As memories collide and long-buried truths surface, they confront the realities – and contradictions – of their shared past, with unexpected humor and heart. Indulge in this award-winning exploration of family, grief, and the ties that bind. As this year’s dessert theatre production, your $25 ticket includes an evening of compelling theatre AND a delicious selection of desserts, coffee, and tea served during intermission. Content Advisory: This show contains strong language and adult situations. Viewer discretion is advised."

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SATURDAY 11/08

 

Handmade Holidays at the Farmer's Market
8:00AM – 12:00 PM, Underneath the Patco High Speedline between Collings and Irvin Ave

"Handmade Holidays at the Collingswood Farmers’ Market! During November, in addition to fresh local foods, the Market is your go-to source for local crafts and art. More than 2 dozen artists will show and sell their clothing, ceramics, jewelry, paper art, home decor, and photography. Don't miss this annual showcase and holiday shopping event. Handmade Holidays starts every November."

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Hill Creek Farms Final Season
8:00AM – 5:30 PM, Hill Creek Farms, 1631 State Highway 45, Mullica Hill

"Celebrate the final season at Hill Creek Farms current location starting September 6! Enjoy sunflower fields, crisp Jonagold apples, hayrides, and barrel train rides for kids. Admission is free on Fridays and just $10 per vehicle on weekends, including a hayride to the orchard. Apple picking bags range from $10-$30, depending on size. Get ready for an apple-pickin’ good time!"

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2nd Annual Run, Walk & Health Fair
9:00– 2:00 PM, Cooper River Park, 5300 North Park Drive, Pennsauken

"Join us on November 8th from 9 AM to 2 PM at Cooper River Park for our 2nd Annual Run, Walk, and Health Fair for our stride against hunger. Donations can be made at the link in the flyer below."

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Autumn Vibes Sip & Shop Vendor Market
12:00– 4:00 PM, Garden State Distillery, 13 Washington Street, Toms River

"Jenn Zazzara of Shore Crafted brings together local makers, artisans and small businesses for a day of shopping and sipping on craft cocktails."

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R&B and Chill & Fall Festival at the Park-Mount Holly
12:00-6:00 PM, 155 Wolner Drive, Mount Holly

"Get ready for the ultimate fusion of soulful music, delicious food, and good vibes with the R&B And Chill Fall Festival At The Park! What to Expect: R&B vibes all day! Comedy, Karaoke, Line Dancing & Crowd Participation, New Jersey’s Best Food Trucks, NJ’s Best Product Vendors, Nice Weather, Beautiful Park, Feel-Good Atmosphere. Whether you’re two-stepping to your favorite R&B classics or vibing out with a plate of something amazing, this event has something for everyone!"
 

Collingswood: The Fluidity of Being & You Did a Good Thing - Artist Reception
2:00-5:00 PM, 30 Irvin Ave, Perkins Center for the Arts, Collingswood

"Perkins Center for the Arts is pleased to share the artist reception for two new exhibitions, a solo show by Timothy Prettyman and a two-person show featuring Jack McGovern and Jack Lardis. The exhibitions open on November 8, 2025, and will be on display until December 13, 2025. The community, including residents of the Collingswood area, South Jersey, and the Philadelphia region, is invited to a free opening reception on Saturday, November 8, from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. In the Main Gallery, Perkins Center presents "The Fluidity of Being," a two-person show featuring paintings by Jack McGovern and Jack Lardis. This exhibition will highlight the artists' distinct approaches to the human form, with portrait and body paintings of dancers and various figures in motion. Concurrently, the Loft Gallery will host "You Did a Good Thing," a solo exhibition of exquisite geometric line paintings by artist Timothy Prettyman. His work showcases a unique style. These exhibitions offer a diverse look at different painting styles and are an excellent opportunity to engage with new and thought-provoking work."

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Albert Music Hall – Veterans Show
Doors open 5:00pm, Ceremony at 6:00pm, and music starts at 6:30pm, Albert Music Hall, 131, Wells Mills Road, Waretown
"Join us as we honor the brave individuals who have served our country. Veterans, their families, friends, and supporters are all invited to an evening of great music and celebration at Albert Music Hall. Wear something to represent your branch of service if you’d like! The evening begins with a special ceremony honoring our veterans, featuring the National Anthem, Color Guard, and Taps. Each veteran will receive a small token of our appreciation during the dedication. Following will be musical performances by Libby Prison Minstrels (featuring a musical tribute to all branches of service), Basement Musicians, Yankee Dime, Magnolia Road, and Fish & Whistle. The Food Booth will be serving cheeseburgers, hot dogs, and several other hot meal options, plus vegan “chik’n” patties on request. Save room for dessert—there’ll be a delicious selection of cakes, cookies, and pies plus a variety of hot and cold beverages! The Gift Shop will be stocked with Albert Music Hall t-shirts, mugs, souvenirs and music/Pinelands-themed gifts. There will be a 50/50 drawing. Parking is free and the building is wheelchair accessible. Adults $6, children under 12 $1. The venue is cash only.  The Pickin’ Shed will be open from 5:00pm if you would like to bring an instrument and jam. Come celebrate the heroes who have served our nation—with music, community, and gratitude. We look forward to seeing you at the Hall! Visit https://alberthall.org for any last minute updates and information about upcoming events."

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Something Rotten 
7:00 – 10:00 PM,  First Methodist Church, 446 E. Camden Avenue, Moorestown
"Something Rotten! is a comedic musical set in 1595 where brothers Nick and Nigel Bottom, struggling playwrights overshadowed by the legendary William Shakespeare, consult a soothsayer who predicts the future of theatre involves singing, dancing, and acting simultaneously – a “musical”. Desperate for a hit, they set out to write the world’s first musical, encountering a series of hilarious events, including a misinterpretation of the soothsayer’s prophecy about the Black Death, Nigel falling for a Puritan woman, and an attempt by Shakespeare to steal their ideas."

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The Memory of Water
8:00 – 10:30 PM,  Bridge Players Theatre Co., 36 E. Broad St, Burlington

"In Shelagh Stephenson’s THE MEMORY OF WATER, three sisters reunite for their mother’s funeral in this poignant and darkly funny play. As memories collide and long-buried truths surface, they confront the realities – and contradictions – of their shared past, with unexpected humor and heart. Indulge in this award-winning exploration of family, grief, and the ties that bind. As this year’s dessert theatre production, your $25 ticket includes an evening of compelling theatre AND a delicious selection of desserts, coffee, and tea served during intermission. Content Advisory: This show contains strong language and adult situations. Viewer discretion is advised."

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SUNDAY 11/09

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Hill Creek Farms Final Season
8:00AM – 5:30 PM, Hill Creek Farms, 1631 State Highway 45, Mullica Hill

"Celebrate the final season at Hill Creek Farms current location starting September 6! Enjoy sunflower fields, crisp Jonagold apples, hayrides, and barrel train rides for kids. Admission is free on Fridays and just $10 per vehicle on weekends, including a hayride to the orchard. Apple picking bags range from $10-$30, depending on size. Get ready for an apple-pickin’ good time!

 

National Novel Writing Month - Come Write In!
1:00 – 5:00 PM, Cherry Hill Public Library, 1100 Kings Highway North, Cherry Hill

“Write your novel in the month of November in celebration of National Novel Writing Month.

No registration is required and no activities are planned. Use this quiet time and space at the library to write the book you've always dreamed about!"
 

Appel Farm Arts & Music Center's 65th Anniversary Weekend Festival
2:00 – 7:00 PM, Appel Farm Arts and Music Center, 457 Shirley Road, Elmer, NJ

“A vibrant weekend of art, music, and community, honoring the connections, shared memories, and radiant spirit that make Appel Farm a creative home for all. Experience art shows, history displays, hands-on arts activities, and our beer, wine & food garden. Celebrate 65 years of creativity with us! This program is made possible in part by funds from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, a partner of the National Endowment for the Arts, with additional support from corporate, foundation, and individual contributors.

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Beginner Story Structure: Tween Writing Workshop
3:00 – 4:00 PM, Cherry Hill Public Library, 1100 Kings Highway North, Cherry Hill

“Laura Genn—local debut author of YA sci-fi Between Sun and Shadow (Peachtree Teen, 2026)—has been writing stories since her own tweenage years. In this 60-minute program at the Cherry Hill library, she will lead tweens through building blocks of story structure: a character, a conflict, and a hard-fought solution. Featuring examples from popular children’s media like K-Pop Demon Hunters, the group discussion format prioritizes active participation in collaboratively brainstorming their own stories, with props like stuffed animals to get ideas started. Genn will also take questions from the kids about writing, storytelling, and her personal journey as an author. **For ages 8-12, please do not register your child if they do not fit in this range.**​

Something Rotten 
7:00 – 10:00 PM,  First Methodist Church, 446 E. Camden Avenue, Moorestown
"Something Rotten! is a comedic musical set in 1595 where brothers Nick and Nigel Bottom, struggling playwrights overshadowed by the legendary William Shakespeare, consult a soothsayer who predicts the future of theatre involves singing, dancing, and acting simultaneously – a “musical”. Desperate for a hit, they set out to write the world’s first musical, encountering a series of hilarious events, including a misinterpretation of the soothsayer’s prophecy about the Black Death, Nigel falling for a Puritan woman, and an attempt by Shakespeare to steal their ideas."

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