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FRIDAY 3/14​

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4th Annual St. Patrick’s Celebration
11:30am-5:00pm, Willow Creek Winery, 168 Stevens Street, West Cape May

“The 4th Annual St. Patrick’s Day festival at Willow Creek Winery, benefitting the NJ Farmers Cooperative, will take place Friday, March 14 – Sunday, March 16.

This 3-day festival will include Irish dancers, pipe and drum corps, live music performances, and food and drink specials, including beer and Willow Creek Winery’s signature Willow Whips. The event will also include an open air artisan market featuring local vendors from 11:30am – 5pm each day. Reservations for table dining are open and go fast. Book a table here. Interested vendors, email gladys@willowcreekwinerycapemay.com for an application. 

A complete schedule of events and menu will be updated here:

https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/cu/PeIQztb

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Monster Mania Con 62
4:00pm-2:00am, Double Tree Hotel, 2349 Marlton Pike West, Cherry Hill

“Monster-mania Con is the biggest and best horror convention in the Philadelphia/Southern New Jersey area featuring film & television stars, wall to wall vendors, films and events and much more! Doors Open at 4pm. Autographs 4-10pm. Dealers Room 4-10pm. Films/events 5pm to 2am. Just some of the special guests making appearances: Susan Sarandon, Geena Davis, Tobin Bell, Shawnee Smith, Eli Roth, Miguel A. Nunez Jr., and more."

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Dinner in the Vineyard
6:00-9:00pm, Auburn Road Vineyards, 117 Sharptown Road, Pilesgrove

“An Evening at Auburn Road With Haddon Culinary!
Indulge your senses with our four-course, farm-to-table Dinner in the Vineyard

Our farm to table dinner will be set in the vineyard, al fresco dining at its finest! Owners Scott & Jules will join us while we take you on a journey of locally sourced foods curated by Haddon Culinary Chef owners James Liuzza and Joseph Muldoon.
Savor the flavors of each course while enjoying Auburn Road wine perfectly paired by Jules herself.

$100.00 person (tax & gratuity not included)
*Final price reflects sales tax and 20% gratuity for a total charge of $128.88
Dinner is from 6pm – 9pm

-Seating is limited.
-Tickets are nonrefundable.
-Anyone under 21 is not permitted.
-Menu substitutions are not available
-In the event of inclement weather, this dinner will be moved indoors."

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SATURDAY 3/15

 

Adrenaline 5k
8:30am,  Haddonfield High School, 401 Kings Hwy E, Haddonfield

“We are the Pre-party to Saint Patrick's Day.  As everyone knows this tends to be the deepest and most competitive 5k in the area.  This year the plan is to be faster than ever!!  See you on the roads this winter as you get ready for the big day and kick off to the return of Spring!

The Post race party with be at Reunion Hall which is 1.5 miles from the race finish in Haddon Twp.  @206 Haddon Ave. March 10th-14th from 10AM - 7PM at RunningCo. of Haddonfield, 121 Kings Highway East, Haddonfield, NJ  08033. Race Day Packet Pickup at Haddonfield High School starting at 7AM. Registration ends March 9, 2025 at 11:59pm EDT." https://runsignup.com/Race/NJ/Haddonfield/HaddonfieldAdrenaline5K

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Blueberry Hill Cleanup
9am-12pm, Blueberry Hl Trl, 50 Haddonfield-Berlin Rd, Gibbsboro

“We will enjoy a wonderful day along the trails while being joined by Gibbsboro Mayor Campbell to discuss the mitigation project along US Ave and cleaning up along the way.Please RSVP: Contact Michael Hogan at hoganphoto@verizon.net or 609-476-2086 to RSVP and/or if you have any questions."
https://www.sjlandwater.org/event-details/blueberry-hill-cleanup-1

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Karate Open House
9am-4pm, Kempo Family Fitness, 1489 Brace Rd, Cherry Hill

(Between Soccer Post and Tutti Toscanni's)

“If you have been wanting to try karate - them come to Kempo's Open House! You will have a chance to observe classes or participate in class if you would like, meet the Senseis, see demonstrations by our Senior Students, and enter raffles! For question, call or email 856-313-0203, sensei@kempofitness.com. For schedule of the day - https://kempofitness.com/

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Sensory Sundays @ Adventure Aquarium
9:30-10:30am, Adventure Aquarium, 1 Riverside Drive, Camden

“Adventure Aquarium is committed to creating an inclusive, entertaining, and educational experience for all guests, including those with autism and other sensory sensitivities, for whom a typical trip to the Aquarium can be much more challenging.
As part of an ongoing effort to create an inclusive experience for those with sensory challenges, Adventure Aquarium hosts special sensory-inclusive hours called Sensory Sundays, presented by Shriners Children’s Philadelphia, which take place on the third Sunday of every month from 9:30-10:30 a.m. (the Aquarium’s first hour of operation).

During the Sensory Sunday hour, the Aquarium will lower the music, soften the lights, and reduce the crowds, all in an effort to create the most enjoyable experience for guests with autism or other sensory needs and their families.

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Monster Mania Con 62
10:00am-10:00pm, Double Tree Hotel, 2349 Marlton Pike West, Cherry Hill

“Monster-mania Con is the biggest and best horror convention in the Philadelphia/Southern New Jersey area featuring film & television stars, wall to wall vendors, films and events and much more! Doors Open at 10am. Autographs 10am-6pm. Dealers Room 10am-7pm. Films/events 10am to 2am. Just some of the special guests making appearances: Susan Sarandon, Geena Davis, Tobin Bell, Shawnee Smith, Eli Roth, Miguel A. Nunez Jr., and more."​​

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Kingston Elementary Spring Craft Fair
10:00am-2:00pm,  Kingston Elementary School, 320 Kingston Rd, Cherry Hill 

“A wonderful community event celebrating creativity, craftsmanship, and school spirit! Browse through crafts such as jewelry, pottery, homemade baked goods, and artwork, all while supporting the Kingston Elementary PTA. All proceeds will benefit the Kingston Elementary PTA, helping to fund valuable educational initiatives. 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

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March Makers Market
10:00am-4:00pm, McNaughton's Garden Center, Cherry Hill 

“Over 30 Craft Vendors and food trucks"

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Workhorse Rides
10:00am-4:00pm,  Howell Living History Farm, 70 Woodens Lane, Hopewell Twp

“In bygone days, it wasn’t uncommon for a farm boy or girl to hitch a ride on the back of a big draft horse while it was being driven back to the barn after a day working in the fields. 

During this program, kids 5 – 12 will learn the differences between draft, saddle and carriage horses when they climb aboard a fully harnessed workhorse for a ride down the lane…after, that is, they help farmers with barn chores like bedding stalls, filling water troughs, and making feed. "

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Nerd Force Fan Fest
10:00am-4:00pm, Rowan University ,Chamberlain Student Center, 201 Mullica Hill Road, Glassboro

“The ultimate celebration of all things nerdy! Enjoy epic panels, cosplay, competitions, and unique vendors. Whether you’re a superhero, wizard, or gamer, this is the place to geek out and make unforgettable memories. Don’t miss the adventure!"

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4th Annual St. Patrick’s Celebration
11:30am-5:00pm, Willow Creek Winery, 168 Stevens Street, West Cape May

“The 4th Annual St. Patrick’s Day festival at Willow Creek Winery, benefitting the NJ Farmers Cooperative, will take place Friday, March 14 – Sunday, March 16.

This 3-day festival will include Irish dancers, pipe and drum corps, live music performances, and food and drink specials, including beer and Willow Creek Winery’s signature Willow Whips. The event will also include an open air artisan market featuring local vendors from 11:30am – 5pm each day. Reservations for table dining are open and go fast. Book a table here. Interested vendors, email gladys@willowcreekwinerycapemay.com for an application. 

A complete schedule of events and menu will be updated here:

https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/cu/PeIQztb

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Family Saturday: The ABC's of Women's History
12:00-3:00pm,  Alice Paul Center, 128 Hooton Rd, Mount Laurel 

“Join the Alice Paul Center in welcoming Rio Cortez and Lauren Semmer, the authors and illustrators of The ABC’s of Women’s History, for a special Women’s History Month Family Saturday. Semmer and Cortez will read their new book, sign copies which will be available to purchase in our gift shop, and provide arts and crafts to our visitors. This event is free and open to children of all ages. The Alice Paul Center will be open from 12pm-3pm for free self guided tours and story time will begin at 1pm! Kids crafts like our special women’s history coloring pages, button making station, and more will be free and available for children of all ages from 12pm-3pm. There will be hot chocolate, coffee, tea, snacks, and treats available to purchase to support our Girls Leadership Council."

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Gardening in the Year of the Native – CCCG Educational Symposium
12:30-3:00pm, Camden County Office of Sustainability, 508 Lakeland Road, Blackwood

“Join us for the CCCG Educational Symposium, featuring expert speakers and a special video presentation:

• Dr. Randi Eckel – The Role of Native Plants in Landscape Design: Landscaping with a Purpose

• Kathy Wright – Spring Into Gardening: Preparing Your Garden for Spring Planting

• Video Presentation – Nature’s Best Hope by Doug Tallamy

Registration: Sign up on Eventbrite at camdencounty.info/YearoftheNative

Attendees will have a chance to win door prizes, including gift certificates to the 2025 plant sale. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn, grow, and connect with fellow gardening enthusiasts!

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Atlantic City St Patrick’s Day Bar Crawl
1:00-8:00pm, Atlantic City

“Get ready for the ultimate St. Patrick’s Day Bar Crawl on March 15th, 2025!  Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day weekend in style by exploring the hottest bars in town, enjoying exclusive drink specials, and soaking in the festive atmosphere with your crew. This is the can’t-miss St. Patrick’s Day event of the year! Whether you’re Irish or simply love a good party, our St. Patrick’s Day Bar Crawl is the perfect way to kick off the holiday. Experience the best venues, festive vibes, and incredible drink deals alongside hundreds of other party-goers dressed in their greenest gear! Get your tickets now at Pubcrawls.com to secure your spot at the best St. Patrick’s Day events in town!

Have questions? Our customer service team is here to help 24/7! Whether it’s about tickets, event details, or other inquiries, reach out via email at Info@pubcrawls.com.

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Powerful Voices A Glorious Symphony Chorus and Symphony Collaboration
3:00pm, Guaracini Performing Arts Center, (Rowan University Cumberland Campus) 3322 College Dr., Vineland

“The Lord Nelson Mass, known as one of Joseph Haydn’s most beloved choral works, is presented by Bay Atlantic Symphony in collaboration with the 130-voice Greater South Jersey Chorus and featuring soloists Renée Richardson, soprano, Kyle Engler, mezzo, Christopher Hochstuhl, tenor and Dr. Christopher Thomas, baritone. The distinctive and memorable mass stirs powerful emotions, ranging from solemnity and torment to joyous celebration. Haydn originally called it a “Mass for Troubled Times” but following a performance attended by British Admiral Horatio Nelson, who won an impressive victory over Napoleon, the piece became associated with Nelson, the war hero. Ludwig van Beethoven’s Symphony No. 4 opens the program beginning with a mysterious and bareboned musical introduction, previewing the elements that erupt in each movement with playful rhythms and tunes. The symphony was described by one conductor as “a song of beauty such as no one else has ever written, presenting absolute novelty of color and creating an atmosphere in music justly termed ‘romantic.’” The two pieces together deliver an afternoon of Powerful Voices."

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Seasonal Stargazing

4:00pm, Edelman Planetarium, 201 Mullica Hill Rd

“Discover the planets and constellations in this extended version of our popular night sky presentations. Our educators will share the ancient stories of the constellations, take you on a journey to distant planets and stars, and share the latest space news and discoveries. You'll see something new each time you visit as we teach aspiring and seasoned amateur astronomers how to discover the night skies from your own backyard.

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Wild West Party
6:00-11:00pm, Collingswood Grand Ballroom, 315 White Horse Pike, Collingswood

“Howdy, Partners! Saddle up and mosey on down to West Collingswood for a fundraiser that’s sure to be the talk of the town! Picture this: mouthwaterin’ grub from local eateries, toe-tappin’ tunes, DJ & dancing, and even a mechanical bull for those brave enough to take a ride! But we ain’t just wranglin’ fun – we’re lassoing support for our community’s future. Your attendance ain’t just about one night of shenanigans – it’s about helping us plant roots and grow our community. From planting pollinator gardens to community clean-ups,
placemaking, public art, and mutual aid…we’re fixin’ to make a real difference in West Collingswood. So grab your Stetson and join us for a party you won’t soon forget.
Tickets are available! Tickets: https://tinyurl.com/WildWestParty2025 

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SUNDAY 3/16

 

Blueberry Jam St. Patrick’s Day Edition
11:00am-2:00pm, Whitesbog's Village, General Store, 120 W Whites Bog Rd, Browns Mills

“Come out and listen to the Blueberry Jam at the Barrel Factory and shop the General Store."

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A Wicked Purim Carnival
10:00am-12:00pm, Beth El Congregation, 8000 Main Street, Voorhees

“Bounce houses, game booths, toddler town, yummy treats and much more! Child: $20 (ages 4-12) $10 (ages 1-3) Infants and adults: Free. Visit: bethelsnj.org/purimcarnival"​

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Monster Mania Con 62
10:00am-10pm, Double Tree Hotel, 2349 Marlton Pike West, Cherry Hill

“Monster-mania Con is the biggest and best horror convention in the Philadelphia/Southern New Jersey area featuring film & television stars, wall to wall vendors, films and events and much more! Doors Open at 10am. Autographs 10am-5pm. Dealers Room 10am-5pm. Films/events 10am to 5pm. Just some of the special guests making appearances: Susan Sarandon, Geena Davis, Tobin Bell, Shawnee Smith, Eli Roth, Miguel A. Nunez Jr., and more."

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March Makers Market
10:00am-4:00pm, McNaughton's Garden Center, Cherry Hill 

“Over 30 Craft Vendors and food trucks"

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4th Annual St. Patrick’s Celebration
11:30am-5:00pm, Willow Creek Winery, 168 Stevens Street, West Cape May

“The 4th Annual St. Patrick’s Day festival at Willow Creek Winery, benefitting the NJ Farmers Cooperative, will take place Friday, March 14 – Sunday, March 16.

This 3-day festival will include Irish dancers, pipe and drum corps, live music performances, and food and drink specials, including beer and Willow Creek Winery’s signature Willow Whips. The event will also include an open air artisan market featuring local vendors from 11:30am – 5pm each day. Reservations for table dining are open and go fast. Book a table here. Interested vendors, email gladys@willowcreekwinerycapemay.com for an application. 

A complete schedule of events and menu will be updated here:

https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/cu/PeIQztb

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Young Chefs: Eat the Rainbow Cooking Workshop
12:30-2:30pm, Burlington County Agricultural Center, 500 Centerton Road, Moorestown

“Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a splash of color in this festive cooking adventure! In this hands-on experience, young chefs will discover the magic of cooking as they create their own vibrant, green-themed meals while learning to “eat the rainbow.” Designed for kids aged 5-10, this class will build confidence in the kitchen and inspire a love for healthy, colorful eating.

Today’s class features Fruit Kabobs with Dipping Sauce + Rainbow Vegetable Soup!

Our kid-friendly utensils and appliances are just right for little hands, making the kitchen a safe and fun place to explore. We’re dedicated to accommodating most food allergies and dietary restrictions with advance notice, and all recipes are always nut free. Join us to bring the luck of the Irish and a rainbow of flavors to your child’s plate!"
https://www.burlcoagcenter.com/event/young-chefs-eat-the-rainbow-cooking-workshop/

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Woodstown Central’s Charcuterie byob
12:30-2:30pm, Woodstown Central Railroad, 650 Alloway-Woodstown Road, Woodstown

“Embark on a journey of sophistication in true first-class elegance aboard our meticulously restored 1930s-era table car. Revel in the company of your closest companions with your favorite BYOB selection, while you indulge with a charcuterie board featuring an array of assorted meats and cheeses, accompanied by fruit and baked goods from “The Quaker Baker”. While onboard, our historic 1930’s train will traverse picturesque landscapes of lush forests, expansive farmland, and vibrant wildlife en-route to Mannington.

​Parking: Free parking at location
Price: $185 per table (seats four)
Duration: 75 mins

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Powerful Voices A Glorious Symphony Chorus and Symphony Collaboration
2:00pm, Stockton University’s Performing Arts Center, 101 Vera King Farris Dr., Galloway

“The Lord Nelson Mass, known as one of Joseph Haydn’s most beloved choral works, is presented by Bay Atlantic Symphony in collaboration with the 130-voice Greater South Jersey Chorus and featuring soloists Renée Richardson, soprano, Kyle Engler, mezzo, Christopher Hochstuhl, tenor and Dr. Christopher Thomas, baritone. The distinctive and memorable mass stirs powerful emotions, ranging from solemnity and torment to joyous celebration. Haydn originally called it a “Mass for Troubled Times” but following a performance attended by British Admiral Horatio Nelson, who won an impressive victory over Napoleon, the piece became associated with Nelson, the war hero. Ludwig van Beethoven’s Symphony No. 4 opens the program beginning with a mysterious and bareboned musical introduction, previewing the elements that erupt in each movement with playful rhythms and tunes. The symphony was described by one conductor as “a song of beauty such as no one else has ever written, presenting absolute novelty of color and creating an atmosphere in music justly termed ‘romantic.’” The two pieces together deliver an afternoon of Powerful Voices."

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Marie Rader Series Presents Timbalooloo: Jazz for Kids
2:30-5:00pm, Pfleeger Concert Hall, 201 Mullica Hill Road, Glassboro

“Timbalooloo: Jazz for Kids. Together with a full band, GRAMMY award-winning musician and Timbalooloo founder Oran Etkin takes children and guests on a journey around the world, exploring different instruments to discover how vibrant, global cultures form the backbone of American music. Designed to engage audiences and teach music and language in a natural way, Timbalooloo seeks to empower a new generation to become fluent in the universal language of music. This interactive, dancing-in-the-aisles performance follows the story of Clara Net, who falls asleep and goes to a concert in her bed as instruments come to life. Best suited for ages 2 – 9 years old and their grown-ups. FREE for kids 12 and under."

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