ExpressVote XL Voting Machine Public Demonstrations
Hispanic Heritage
The Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders invites residents and visitors to join the 2019 Union County Hispanic Heritage Celebration on Saturday, September 28, from 5:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. at the Union County Performing Arts Center, 1601 Irving Street in Rahway. The Freeholder Board is partnering with the City of Rahway for the event, which is free and open to the public. Learn more
Also, Spiderman: Into The Spider-Verse will be played at Plainfield High School on Friday, September 27th at 7PM. The movie will be seen at Plainfield High School as part of Union County’s programming for Hispanic Heritage Month and is being conducted in partnership with the Plainfield Board of Education. The movie will be in English with subtitles in Spanish. Learn more
Union County Means Business – Business Expo
September 18 at the Warinanco Sports Center
Attend the Union County Business Expo to network with local businesses and showcase your own talents. Register / Learn more.
Yoga and Meditation – September 25, 2019
In the continuing effort to support women, the Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders through the Department on Economic Development’s Office on Women is presenting a women’s empowerment yoga and meditation event in celebration of the fall season on Wednesday, September 25 at 6:00 p.m., at Masker’s Barn in The Deserted Village of Feltville, located in Union County’s Watchung Reservation at 9 Cataract Hollow Road, Berkeley Heights. Learn more/register online
Veteran Services Networking Mixer
For all military personnel and veteran service providers. September 30, 2019 6-9pm
Hayrides and Campfires
- Friday, October 4th Warinanco Park – 6:30pm – 9:30 pm on
- Sunday, October 6th – Trailside Nature & Science Center – 3:30 pm – 6:30 pm
- Friday, October 11th – Trailside Nature & Science Center – 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm
- Sunday, October 13th – Trailside Nature & Science Center – 3:30 pm – 6:30 pm
- Friday, October 18th – Trailside Nature & Science Center – 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm
Weather permitting. Come join the fun this fall as Union County presents the annual Hayrides and Campfires in Warinanco Park and the Watchung Reservation. Hayrides and Campfires include folk songs around the campfire, hot chocolate and marshmallows toasted over the fire.
Advanced ticket sales begin September 4th (Online & In-person)
- In-County: $6.00
- Out-of-County: $12.00
Please contact the Parks & Recreation Reservation Desk for more information 908-527-4900 (Elizabeth) or 908-654-9805 (Westfield)
Events from the Office of LGBTQ Affairs
The Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders is proud to partner with WellCare Health Plans to present the first Union County LGBTQ+ Community Health and Wellness Fair scheduled for Saturday, October 5, 2019 at Union County College (1033 Springfield Ave, Cranford) from 12 noon until 4PM. All are welcome. Admission and parking is free.
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people often face numerous barriers in accessing health and wellness services and programs. Union County’s inclusive, educational and interactive health and wellness event for the LGBTQ community will offer a variety of medical screenings, presentations, fitness and personal care demos.
Organized by WellCare Health Plans, the Office of LGBTQ Affairs and the Division of Heath, with support from Union County College, the Union County LGBTQ+ Community Health & Wellness Fair represents the Freeholder Board’s commitment to supporting a strong and healthy community and is part of our ongoing effort to provide a safe space for the LGBTQ community to access basic health screenings and important information.
The Union County Board of Chosen Freeholder and the Office of LGBTQ Affairs are proud to partner with Singer & Fedun, LLC and Morgan Stanley to present the “Are Your Rights At Risk?” seminar scheduled for Tuesday, October 22, 2019 at The Tavern At Ash Brook Golf Course (1220 Raritan Road, Scotch Plains) from 6:30 PM until 9:00 PM. Admission is free. Seating is limited and registration is required online at ucnj.org/LGBTQ.
The evening seminar presentation will cover important life and family planning topics that directly affect LGBTQ families including marriage equality, protecting non-traditional family structures, portability of parental rights, estate planning, tax law, end-of-life issues, legal concerns facing trans/intersex communities, and a Q&A opportunity to speak with the presenters Bill Singer, Esq. & John Passante, Esq. of Singer & Fedun, LLC and Kate Sweeney, CFP, CIMA & DW Kim from Morgan Stanley
Rockin’ the Reservation
Watchung Reservation- @ the Loop
Sunday, September 29 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
Rain or Shine – Please join us at our 2ndAnnual Rockin’ the Reservation event. This event features live music and hands on family friendly activities. Rockin’ the Reservation is filled with fun for everyone and includes art demonstrations, interactive art and music, pony rides, petting zoo, food trucks, scarecrow building, multicultural dancing, and more
Admission: $5/ person & ages 7 and under are free (Fees are charged for some activities)
Please contact the Parks & Recreation Reservation Desk for more information 908-527-4900 (Elizabeth) or 908-654-9805 (Westfield)
LGBTQ+ Community Health and Wellness Fair
The Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders is proud to partner with WellCare Health Plans to present the first Union County LGBTQ+ Community Health and Wellness Fair scheduled for Saturday, October 5, 2019 at Union County College (1033 Springfield Ave, Cranford) from 12 noon until 4PM. All are welcome. Admission and parking is free.
National Amputee Golf Association’ “First Swing” Golf Clinic
September 14, 2019 at the Learning Center at the Galloping Hill Golf Course.
Learn to golf program for Persons with Physical Disabilities. Learn more
County Clerk Joanne Rajoppi presents New Jersey Notary Training
presented by Union County Surrogate James LaCorte, Esq.
Friday, September 6, 2019
Union County Clerk Joanne Rajoppi will make opening remarks and review the application process. Union County Surrogate James LaCorte, Esq. will speak about the legal aspects of the functions of notaries public. The course will encompass all aspects of being a Notary Public including the application process and legal requirements and responsibilities enabling you to perform your function as a Notary Public with confidence and skill. Registration required. Learn more.
Haunted Hayrides
Deserted Village, Watchung Reservation
- Friday & Saturday-October 25 & 26 – 6:30 pm – 10:00 pm
- Sunday, October 27 -6:30 pm – 9:30 pm
- Rain date- Monday, October 28th
Imagine visiting a whole village of haunted houses and meeting the ghosts of people who actually lived and died there. That is what you will experience at the Haunted Hayrides conducted in the Deserted Village of Feltville. The total program experience lasts about one hour. The program is intended for adults and children age 6 and older. Tickets are sold for rides at specific times as noted on your ticket.
Advanced ticket sales begin September 17
- In-County: $8.00
- Out-of-County: $16.00
Please contact the Parks & Recreation Reservation Desk for more information 908-527-4900 (Elizabeth) or 908-654-9805 (Westfield)
Programs for People with Disabilities and Special Needs
Karate Ages 15 & Under
Aug. 22 – Sept. 19
Thursdays, 7 pm – 7:45 pm; Clark Rec. Center Registration Fee: $12
Karate Ages 16 & Up
Aug. 22 – Sept. 19
Thursdays, 8 pm – 8:45 pm; Clark Rec. Center Registration Fee: $12
Golf at Galloping Hill
Sept. 7 – Oct. 12 (Excluding Sept. 21)
Saturdays, 9 am– 10 am; Ages 14 & Under; Registration Fee: Free
Golf at Ash Brook
Sept. 7 – Oct. 12 (Excluding Sept. 21)
Saturdays, 10 am – 11 am; Ages 15 & Up; Registration Fee: Free
Yoga
Sept. 9 – Oct. 21 (Excluding Oct. 14)
Mondays, 5 pm– 6 pm; Trailside Nature & Science Center; Ages 13-36; Registration Fee: $12
Soccer
Sept. 16 – Oct. 21
Mondays, 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm; Wheeler Park; Ages 16 & Up; Registration Fee: $12
Ceramics
Sept. 17 & 24
Tuesdays, 7 pm – 8:00 pm; John T. Gregorio Center; Ages 18 & Up; Registration Fee: $8
Fall Fishing Derby
Sept. 21
Saturday, 10 am – 1 pm; Echo Lake Park; All Ages; Registration Fee: Free
Pumpkin Sail
Echo Lake Park
- Friday, November 1 5:15 pm – 9:30 pm
- Rain date- Saturday, November 2
Bring your carved jack-o-lantern to Echo Lake Park the day after Halloween and join others for Great Pumpkin Sail. Watch as your pumpkin is put on a float on the lake, sing songs around the campfire and enjoy hot chocolate and marshmallows.
Advanced ticket sales begin October 2. (Online & In-person)
- In-County: $12.00 per family of six (6)
- Out-of-County: $16.00 per family of six (6)
Please contact the Parks & Recreation Reservation Desk for more information 908-527-4900 (Elizabeth) or 908-654-9805 (Westfield)
Help with Senior Services
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Upcoming events from the Office of LGBTQ Affairs
QUEER SPACE at Rahway Culture Crawl Saturday, September 21 Rahway City Hall Plaza Celebrating inclusion, diversity, acceptance and equality, join the Union County Office of LGBTQ Affairs in the QUEER SPACE and join the movement to accelerate acceptance – featuring DRAG QUEEN STORY HOUR with Harmonica Sunbeam at 1:50, with all-day family activities, PRIDE art and more. OUT at the Hispanic Heritage Celebration – Recognizing Hispanic Heroes of the LGBTQ Community Saturday, September 28 Union County Performing Arts Center Stop by the Office of LGBTQ Affairs table to learn about the diverse stories of extraordinary Latino/Hispanic people who have made significant contributions to American life and culture. PRIDE ART at Rockin’ the Reservation Sunday, September 29 Express yourself with PRIDE ART. Stop by the Office of LGBTQ Affairs tent to make a custom button or bead your colors into a bracelet – share your PRIDE and show your SUPPORT for inclusion and diversity. Union County LGBTQ+ Community Health & Wellness Fair presented in partnership with WellCare Health Plans Saturday, October 5 Union County College Presented in partnership with WellCare Health Plans, join us for Union County’s first inclusive educational and interactive health and wellness event offering a variety of screenings, presentations, fitness, personal care, and educational resources for all ages. Free Admission – Free Parking *all are welcome* *family/kid friendly* Health and wellness providers who wish to participate at the event as a resource, please contact Danni Newbury, coordinator Office of LGBTQ Affairs at DNewbury@ucnj.org or 908-527-4742. “Are Your Rights At Risk?” Seminar presented in partnership with Singer & Fedun, LLC and Morgan Stanley Tuesday, October 22 The Tavern at Ash Brook Golf Course The evening seminar presentation will cover important life and family planning topics that directly affect LGBTQ families including marriage equality, protecting non-traditional family structures, portability of parental rights, estate planning, tax law, end-of-life issues, legal concerns facing trans/intersex communities, and a Q&A opportunity to speak with the presenters Bill Singer, Esq. & John Passante, Esq. of Singer & Fedun, LLC and Kate Sweeney & DW Kim from Morgan Stanley. Admission is Free. Due to limited seat, registration is required. Form link below.
1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Corner of Main Street and E. Milton Ave
5:30 PM – 8:30 PM
1601 Irving Street, Rahway
11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
12:00 PM – 5:00 PM
1003 Springfield Ave, Cranford
6:30 PM – 9:00 PM
1210 Raritan Road, Scotch Plains
Cultural Events Calendar
Sep. 18 Black Women’s History Conference Breakfast Seventh Reunion of Black Women’s History Conference including breakfast, discussion, and presentation. $30 Shady Rest Country Club Sept. 26 – Oct. 13 Dreamcatcher Rep Presents: The Lucky Ones by Lia Romeo Vanessa and Janie are best friends, until a devastating diagnosis forces them to consider what their friendship means and how much it matters. With wit & humor, Romeo serves up an exploration of aging, mortality, and the value of female friendship. Adults $39 l Seniors $34 l Students $25 Dreamcatcher Rep @ Oakes Center Sep. 28 Viva Vallenato Cumbia Band – Folk Music of Colombia The Viva Vallenato Cumbia Band performs the electrifying folk music of Colombia, South America, reflecting a culture with roots in Africa, Native America and Europe. Learn the stories behind this unique, cheerful music, and come dance the cumbia with Viva Vallenato (as seen on Univision, Telemundo, & WPIX). All ages are welcome. Join a luncheon after this free interactive performance. Elizabeth Public Library Oct. 5 Tango Vivo – Live Music, Tango Dancers & Vocalist Learn about the origins of the Tango, interpreted through live music, song, and dance. Tango Vivo is four artists: Maestro Raul Jaurena (on bandoneon), Marga Mitchell (singer), and dancers Carolina Jaurena and Juan Alessandrini, local artists who present an informative and interactive program. Learn to dance the Tango! All ages are welcome. Join a luncheon after this free interactive performance. Elizabeth Public Library Oct. 5 New Jersey Festival Orchestra presents: Invitation to the Waltz The waltz — that outrageous and intoxicating dance that caused 19th-century fathers to lock up their daughters — made a superstar of Johann Strauss and captured the imagination of generations… David Wroe conducts waltzes by Johann Strauss and Richard Strauss, plus Tchaikovsky. The orchestra will perform Richard Strauss’s Waltzes from Der Rosenkavalier; Johann Strauss’s Emperor Waltz, and Tchaikovsky’s Variations on a Rococo Theme for Cello and Orchestra, featuring Jiapeng Nie on cello. First United Methodist Church Oct. 6 Ghosts of the Past Cemetery Tour: Rahway in the Revolution Take an interactive walking tour of the historic Rahway Cemetery, featuring costumed actors interpreting local American Revolutionary history. This is a fun, educational event for the whole family. Tour lasts approximately 90 minutes. Call to reserve desired time slot. $15 adult $10 member/senior $5 children under 12 Merchants and Drovers Tavern Museum Oct. 8 Doctor Faustus – performed by Hudson Shakespeare Co. In this Christopher Marlowe play, German intellect Doctor Faustus is at a loss as to what he must master next. He decides on magic and calls upon Mephistopheles, a servant of the devil, for help. Faustus makes an offer the devil can’t refuse – to sign away his soul in exchange for 24 years of life with Mephistopheles at his beck and call. Faustus then embarks on a journey through time and space to discover life’s meaning. Who will he meet? What will he learn? And what happens when his time is up? FREE Oct. 18, 7 pm Robey Premiere Stages at Kean presents Robey, the first African American to give a valedictory address at Rutgers University in 1919. See how Robey (Paul Robeson) explores his journey as he prepares his remarks, overcoming the doubts and fears through this pivotal point in New Jersey’s history. Free Liberty Hall Academic Center Oct. 19 Raíces – Orishas: Forces of Nature in Song, Dance & Drum In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Raíces Cultural Center Ensemble shares the folkloric Cuban tradition of Ocha, honoring ancestors and the forces of nature. Ocha is brought to the audience in song, chant, drums, dance and stories. Raíces is an intergenerational mix of professional musicians and advanced students — an ensemble performing the folkloric traditions of the Caribbean, as well as fusing these traditions with modern genres. All ages are welcome. Join a luncheon after this free interactive performance. Elizabeth Public Library Oct. 19 History’s Alive Aesop’s Fables/ Aesop Bops A zoo full of animals comes alive in this fast-paced performance that teaches children about sharing and friendship. Stories performed will include “The Lion and the Mouse,” “Why Turtle Has a Checkered Shell” and more. Aesop Bops includes a lot of audience engagement and participation. Free Oct. 19–20 Four Centuries in a Weekend – Explore the Historic Sites of Union County A fall tradition! Take a journey into local history, as more than 30 historic sites in Union County are open to the public for one special weekend. Many sites will offer special activities, demonstrations, exhibits and events. Some sites offer light refreshments. Free Visit www.ucnj.org/4c Oct. 20 Doctor Faustus – performed by Hudson Shakespeare Co. Just in time for Halloween comes this performance of Christopher Marlowe’s Doctor Faustus. The German intellect Doctor Faustus has risen to the height of his profession but wants more — the world of magic. He calls upon Mephistopheles, a servant of the devil, and will sign away his soul in exchange for 24 years of life and Mephistopheles at his beck and call, in order to discover life’s meaning. Free Summit Public Library Nov. 3 The Odessa Klezmer Band The Odessa Klezmer Band brings the joyous dance music of the Klezmorim (Jewish folk musicians) to mainstream America. Since 1984, the band has played Klezmer music, celebrating the variety and wealth of the musical heritage of Eastern Europe, Ladino, and Middle Eastern music, including polka and czardas. Elizabeth native Ed Goldberg leads the band on accordion and vocals. All ages are welcome. Join a luncheon after this free interactive performance. Free concert Elmora Branch, Elizabeth Public Library Nov. 12 Irish Music Workshop & Concert: Tunes of Old East Galway Join an Irish music workshop & concert presented by Lesl Harker, Irish flute, and Jerry O’Sullivan, Uilleann pipes. Learn a traditional melody on your instrument or lilt it with your voice. Bring your instrument, your voice, or just listen. Open to all traditional instruments, not just flute and pipes. Workshop is followed by a concert by the instructors. Free concert Summit Public Library Nov. 13 Guitar Bob’s Music Join Guitar Bob for an educational, fun and interactive program — designed to emphasize the importance of music to children. Bob performs his own original music for children and their families. Free concert Linden Public Library Nov. 17 Radiance Chamber Ensemble Enjoy chamber music featuring Lea Karpman, Michael Schneider and Peggy Reynolds on violin; Oliver Shapiro on cello; and Joan Baldwin on keyboard. Free concert Summit Public Library Nov. 24 A Feast of American Music Just in time for Thanksgiving, the Musical Club of Westfield celebrates American music with sacred, jazz, folk, march, Broadway, and concert hall music. Hear music from the north, south, east, and west, from the 1700s to present day. This Scholarship Benefit Concert presents New Jersey artists to assist young artists with their college studies. $10 The First Baptist Church of Westfield Dec. 7 Return of the Three Holiday Tenors Encore! The New Jersey Festival Orchestra presents “Three Holiday Tenors.” The NJFO celebrates and captivates with a dazzling selection of renowned tenor fare guaranteed to make the season merry. Presbyterian Church of Westfield $30-$76 Under 21 $15 908-232-9400 Dec. 15 Rewind: Woodstock 50th Anniversary Tribute Revive memories and emotions with songs of Woodstock, the one-of-a-kind festival that featured Creedence Clearwater Revival, Janis Joplin, Santana, Jefferson Airplane, Joe Cocker and other legendary musicians. The band features John Delgiodice on guitar and vocals, Ken Cohen on drums and vocals, and Rich Loughlin on bass and vocals. Free Summit Public Library Dec. 31 Singin’ and Dancin’ with the Stars Ring in the New Year with New Jersey Festival Orchestra. Dancers from Dance Theatre of Harlem and Broadway vocalists swing to America’s Songbook. $42 $56 $70 Under 21 $15 Westfield High School Auditorium 908-232-9400
9:30 am
CONFERENCE
820 Jerusalem Rd., Scotch Plains
908-834-7172
www.BWHCNJ.com
Thurs. – Sat. 7 pm
Sun. 2 pm
THEATRE
120 Morris Ave Summit
800-838-3006
www.dreamcatcherrep.org
2 pm
FREE CONCERT
11 South Broad St., Elizabeth
www.elizpl.org
2 pm
FREE CONCERT
11 South Broad St., Elizabeth
908-354-6060
www.elizpl.org
7 pm
CONCERT
1 E. Broad St., Westfield, NJ
Tickets $30-$76 | Under 21 only $15
www.njfestivalorchestra.org or 908-232-9400
Departures every 15 minutes, 12 to 4 pm
WALKING TOUR
1632 St. Georges Ave., Rahway
732-381-0441
www.merchantsanddrovers.org
7 pm
THEATRE
Kenilworth Public Library
548 Blvd., Kenilworth
908-276-2451
www.kenilworthlibrary.org
Oct. 19 & 20, 3 pm
THEATRE
1003 Morris Ave, Union
908-737-7469
www.premierstagesatkean.com
2 pm
CONCERT
11 South Broad St., Elizabeth
908-354-6060
www.elizpl.org
1 pm
THEATRE for families
Linden Public Library
31 East Henry St., Linden
908-298-3830
12 noon – 5 both days
LOCAL HISTORY
Or call 908-558-2550
2 pm
THEATRE
75 Maple St., Summit
908-273-0350
www.summitlibrary.org
2 pm
CONCERT
740 West Grand St., Elizabeth
908-354-6060
www.elizpl.org
2 pm
MUSIC WORKSHOP & CONCERT
75 Maple St., Summit
908-273-0350
www.summitlibrary.org
4 pm
CONCERT
31 East Henry St., Linden
908-298-3830
www.lindenpl.org
2 pm
CONCERT
75 Maple St., Summit
908-273-0350
www.summitlibrary.org
3 pm
CONCERT
170 Elm St., Westfield
908-654-1036
www.musicalclubofwestfield.org
7 pm
CONCERT
140 Mountain Ave., Westfield
www.njfestivalorchestra.org
2 pm
CONCERT
75 Maple St., Summit
908-273-0350
www.summitlibrary.org
7 pm
PERFORMANCE
550 Dorian Rd., Westfield
www.njfestivalorchestra.org
Upcoming Volunteer Opportunities and Community Events
The Office of Community Engagement & Diversity of the County of Union is located within the Department of Economic Development. If you have any questions regarding requesting volunteer services or partnering up with our Office for events, please contact Nathalie Hernandez at 908-527-4880 nahernandez@ucnj.org
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Clark 9/11 Remembrance Service
8:00am-9:00am
Corner of Broadway & Grand, Clark- James Nelson Memorial Park
Berkeley Heights 9/11 Memorial Service
8:30am-9:30am
179 Plainfield Avenue, Berkeley Heights- Berkeley Heights Veterans Memorial Park
Plainfield 9/11 Remembrance Service
8:30am-9:30am
515 Watchung Avenue, Plainfield-Front Steps of Plainfield City Hall
Elizabeth 9/11 Memorial Service
8:46am-9:30am
W. Grand Street, Elizabeth-Midtown Train Station
Union 9/11 Memorial Service
8:46am-9:30am
1 Bond Drive, Union- Fire Headquarters
Union County September 11th Memorial
9:00am-9:00pm
1028 Springfield Avenue, Mountainside-Echo Lake Park
Union County will honor the memory of the 60 Union County residents who perished in the World Trade Center attack in 2001, by visiting the Union County September 11th Memorial in Echo Lake Park. The Memorial is open from the morning hours until 9:00pm. Members of the UC Sheriff’s Office will provide a uniformed Honor Guard standing watch at the memorial from 6:00pm-9:00pm
Hillside 9/11 Memorial Service
9:30am-10:00am
1409 Liberty Avenue, Hillside
Summit Fire Department 9/11 Memorial Observance
9:55am-10:55am
396 Broad Street, Summit-Fire Headquarters
Roselle 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony
5:00pm-6:30pm
210 Chestnut Street, Roselle
Kenilworth 9/11 Ceremony
6:00pm-7:00pm
575 Boulevard, Kenilworth- Kenilworth Borough Hall
Scotch Plains 9/11 Memorial Service
6:00pm-7:00pm
430 Park Avenue, Scotch Plains- Alan Augustine Park
Cranford 9/11 Memorial Service
6:30pm-7:30pm
Springfield and North Avenue, Cranford-Cranford WTC Park
Westfield 9/11 Memorial Service
6:30pm-7:30pm
North Ave at East Broad St, Westfield
Roselle Park 9/11 Remembrance Service
7:00pm-8:00pm
Laurel Avenue, Roselle Park-Kelly -Kaulfers Memorial Park
FedEx & US Census 2020 Job Fair
9:30am-12:30pm
1122 East Grand Street, Elizabeth
2019 POW/MIA Remembrance Day Ceremony
11:15am-12:00pm
2 Broad Street, Elizabeth-Union County Courthouse
In case of rain, program will be held in the Freeholder Meeting, 6th Floor of the UC Administration Building
Hispanic Heritage Month Central American Celebration
6:30pm-9:30pm
515 Watchung Avenue, Plainfield-Plainfield City Hall
Celebration hosted by PACHA. Free event for the entire community/Flag Raising and Celebration Hispanic Heritage Month. Dance Group, Clown, Singers, Free appetizers.
NAGA’s First Swing Golf Clinic
8:30am-12:30pm
Kenilworth Blvd-Kenilworth-The Learning Center at Galloping Hill Golf Course
Learn to golf program for persons with physical disabilities and veterans; admission free-Registration Required (908-527-4781)
Roselle Park Annual Car Show
10:00am-5:00pm
314 Chestnut Street, Roselle Park
6th Annual Independent Authors Book Expo
11:00am-5:00pm
One Park Drive-Roselle- Warinanco Sports Center
Dr. Tracy Mack Powell and Alexandria Bernard-Simmonds will be the featured Presenters.
2019 Ira Geller Walk-A-Thon
11:00am-3:00pm
136 Oak Ridge Road, Clark-Oak Ridge Park Road
The day will include a walk around the park, food, prizes, music, games, and activities, all while we gather to celebrate the accomplishments, enjoy fellowship, and raise money to assist adults and youth with special needs.
Plainfield House Music Festival
12:00pm-8:00pm
201 Chelsea Blvd, Plainfield-Milt Campbell Field
House music festival for prostate cancer awareness.
St. John’s Baptist Church 11th Annual Back to School Community Fair
12:00pm-4:00pm
2387 Morse Avenue, Scotch Plains
Westfield Multicultural Festival
1:00pm-4:00pm
385 East Broad Street, Westfield- Mindowaskin Park
A cultural celebration of Westfield’s diverse community. Includes music, dances, food, customs, parade, & pageantry.
Fannywood Day
10:00am-5:00pm
Martine Avenue & South Avenue, Fanwood-Downtown Fanwood
This community filled event will feature a variety of food vendors and craft exhibitors along Martine and South Avenues that will provide something for everyone to enjoy.
Township of Union Hispanic Heritage Fiesta
2:00pm-7:00pm
1976 Morris Avenue, Union-Parking Lot in front of Town Hall
Through performances from various cultural groups, local Latin food vendors and dance performances, we hope to connect with our residents during this day long celebration and share with the soul-moving, rhythmic connection that Hispanic and Latin culture ties in with the celebration.
El Salvadorian Flag Raising
6:00pm-7:00pm
50 Winfield Scott Plaza, Elizabeth-Elizabeth City Hall