Multi-Day Events

The Fifth Annual New Work Weekend

Saturday, February 18 & Sunday, February 19 at 3pm

Studio Space 112 Woodland Ave. Somers Point. Enjoy eight 10 minute plays by local, regional, and national writers. Admission is $10 cash at the door, with Saturday performances being streamed online. For more information, call 323-793-2153 or visit http://studiospacespnj.com.

Michael Pedicin Jazz Concert Series

Sundays at 2pm

Ocean City Library 1735 Simpson Ave.

Join Ocean City Library for a special concert series with the Michael Pedicin Quartet. Sunday Feb. 19 features the music of Cannonball and Nat Adderley, and Sunday, Feb. 26 includes graphic artist and painter Michael McGarvey. The event is free to attend. For more information, visit oceancitylibrary.org.

Progressive Atlantic City Boat Show

Wednesday, March 1 – Sunday, March 5

Atlantic City Convention Center 1 Convention Blvd. Find the boat of your dreams and everything to go with it at the Progressive Atlantic City Boat Show. See and shop hundreds of new boats and unbeatable assortments of marine gear. From luxury motor and sailing yachts to sport fishers, performance boats, inflatables and personal watercraft, there are boats for every lifestyle, activity and budget. Open Wednesday-Friday Noon-8pm, Saturday 10am-8pm, and Sunday 10am-6pm. More information at acboatshow.com.

New Jersey State High School Wrestling Championships

Thursday, March 2 – Saturday, March 4

Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall 2301 Boardwalk, Atlantic City

The state’s most decorated wrestlers will make their way to Atlantic City this March for the NJSIAA Individual State Wrestling Championships. With a state title on the line, attendees will cheer on their favorite high school stars as the mat is rolled out. The event will be held Thursday at 1pm, Friday at 9am and 6pm, and Saturday at 10am. Tickets available via the Boardwalk Hall box office or Ticketmaster.

Thursday, February 16th

Piano Bar at the Gateway

7-9pm

2022 Baltic Ave. Atlantic City

Featuring Michael McAssey, described as “one of cabaret’s most talented troubadours” by Broadway World and “the love child of Robin Williams & Mae West, and the grandson of Mel Torme” according to NiteLife Exchange. Tickets are available for $15. Visit gatewaybythebay.org for tickets and information.

Friday, February 17th

CSCNJ Indoor Yard Sale

9am-1pm

700 New Rd. Linwood

Cancer Support Community New Jersey at Gilda’s Club is holding an Indoor Yard Sale this Friday. Office supplies, filing cabinets, décor, art supplies, furniture, housewares, and more.

The World-Famous Harlem Gospel Choir

7:30pm

Stockton Performing Arts Center 101 Vera King Farris Dr. Galloway

Performing contemporary gospel with a touch of jazz and blues, The World-Famous Harlem Gospel Choir is synonymous with power vocals, glorious sound and infectious energy. For over two decades they have been America’s premier gospel choir and have toured the globe thrilling audiences with the inspirational power of black gospel music. Learn more and purchase tickets at http://stockton.edu/pac.

Saturday, February 18th

Nature & Environmental Family Fun Day

9:30am-12pm

Bill and Nancy Hughes Performing Arts Center 501 Atlantic Ave. Ocean City

The Ocean City Environmental Commission will sponsor a free family-friendly Nature and Environmental Fun Day in the Ocean City High School cafeteria. The event will include interactive education, zoo animals, crafts, games, a recycling activity and more. The lineup of participants include the Cape May County Zoo, Wetlands Institute, O.C. Environmental Commission, OCHS Student Environmental Association, and Ocean City Free Public Library. Other exhibitors include the Marine Mammal Stranding Center, Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority, and more. Admission is free.

Mike’s Seafood 5K Run & 1 Mile Walk for Autism

12pm

Excursion Park and the Promenade, Sea Isle City

Join Mike’s Seafood for the 15th Annual Run/Walk for Autism. After the event, join in the huge heated tents at Excursion Park for Live Music, an Awards Ceremony, Door-Prizes, and Magicians and Face Painting for the Kids; all while enjoying a large Buffet consisting of Bagels, Donuts, Pastries, Soft Pretzels, Fruit and Drinks. This Family Friendly event brings out over 4,000 Runners and Walkers to Support Children with Disabilities. For questions, email polarbearrunwalk4autism@gmail.com or sign up online at www.polarbearrunwalkforautism.com.

Saturday Movie Matinee

2pm

Somers Point Library 801 Shore Rd.

Stop by the library to enjoy a family-friendly, Saturday afternoon movie, of the title Gnomeo and Juliet. Guardians must remain present with children 9 and under. Program subject to change. Open to ages 4 and up. Registration required by visiting the library or calling (609) 927-7113.

ARTeriors Baltic Avenue Closing Party

6-9pm

2022 Baltic Ave. Atlantic City

Join Atlantic City Arts Foundation this Saturday for a Closing Party at ARTeriors Baltic Avenue. We’ll celebrate the artists, volunteers, donors, and team that made this instillation possible. Food will be provided by Tony’s Baltimore Grill, with live music by Twisted Livin’. Tickets include admission, food, and wine or soft drinks. Tickets and information are available at http://acaf.squarespace.com/arteriors2022.

Monday, February 20th

Harlem Globetrotters 2023 World Tour

1pm

Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall 2301 Boardwalk, Atlantic City

The Harlem Globetrotters are coming to Boardwalk Hall with a game like never before. Your favorite Globetrotter stars are bringing out their amazing basketball skill, outrageous athleticism and a non-stop good time. Join the Globetrotters as they go head-to-head against the Washington Generals who will stop at nothing to try and defeat the world’s winningest team. Tickets available via Boardwalk Hall box office and Ticketmaster.

Tuesday, February 21st

Furry Buddies

6pm

Mays Landing Library 40 Farragut Ave.

Read a story to therapy dogs, Erin, Kody, Fritz, and Frieda, who love sharing stories with children. Guardians must remain with children 9 and under. Suggested for ages 6-14. Registration required by visiting the library or calling (609) 625-2776.

Mardi Gras on Tennessee Avenue

7pm

Tennessee Avenue, Atlantic City

New Orleans is coming to Tennessee Avenue this Tuesday. The party starts at noon with food and drink specials at Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall, followed by live music from The Dixie Band with Tom Angello at 7pm. Rhythm & Spirits will also have food specials, including live jazz music from 6-9pm. Plus, enjoy amazing food and drink specials at Cuzzie’s and Bar 32 all day.

Wednesday, February 22nd

Tom Angello’s All-Star Jazz Series

7pm

Gregory’s 900 Shore Rd. Somers Point

Join the South Jersey Jazz Society for an evening of live jazz music at Gregory’s, featuring Tom Angello on the drums, Joe Madiri on clarinet, Al Harrison on trumpet, Tom Quail on the trombone, Pat Mercuri on guitar, and Jack Hegyi on bass. Admission is free, but reservations are recommended. Call (609) 927-6665 to reserve your table. More information is available at www.southjerseyjazz.org.

Friday, February 24th

Atlantic City Ballet: Carmina Burana

5-9pm

Circus Maximus Theater

Carmina Burana is based upon a manuscript dating back to the 11th century and discovered by a Bavarian librarian in 1803. Carl Orff set the poems to music in 1936, and Nicolo Fonte prepared the score. Tickets are available via Ticketmaster and Caesars box office. Visit acballet.org for tickets and information.

Saturday, February 25th

Ventnor Rabies Clinic

10am-12pm

Ventnor City Fire Department 20 N. New Haven Ave.

Ventnor City will host a free Rabies Clinic at the Ventnor City Firehouse on New Haven and Winchester Avenues. Free rabies shots will be granted to dogs of Ventnor residents that has a valif 2023 dog license. 2023 Dog licenses are now due and can be renewed at the rabies clinic. Please contact the City Clerk’s Office at (609) 823-7904 or email lhand@ventnorcity.org for questions.

STEM Saturday: Marshmallow Tower Challenge

11am

Ventnor Library 6500 Ventnor Ave.

Put on your thinking caps and build a tower using only marshmallows and toothpics. How tall will your tower be? Guardians must remain present with children aged 9 and under during the activity. Open to ages 8 and older. Registration required by visiting the library or calling (609) 823-4614.

Remembering Jamie Italian Night Dinner

4-8pm

Egg Harbor Township Elks 1815 Somers Point Mays Landing Rd.

Save the Date as the Remembering Jamie Foundation hosts their 23rd annual Italian Night dinner. Admission is $15 for adults and $5 for children and includes a buffet dinner, raffle prizes, and much more. For additional information, contact Jim Crescenzo at jcrescenzo@verizon.net, call 609-369-2965, or visit rememberingjamie.org.

Sunday, February 26th

Coffee with Cops

11am-2pm

Ocean City Community Center 1735 Simpson Ave. Ocean City

The Ocean City Police Department will hold a Coffee with Cops event in the atrium outside the Ocean City Free Public Library this Sunday. The public is invited to discuss any thoughts or questions on local policing and other topics with the department’s Community Policing Unit. The program is designed to help officers and community members connect in an informal setting. The library will co-sponsor the event and provide free coffee, bagels and pastries to all who attend. For more information, contact Patrolman John Davis at 609-525-9142 or JDavisIV@ocnj.us.

Stockton Chamber Players

2pm

Stockton Campus Center Theatre 101 Vera King Farris Dr. Galloway

Come to Stockton and hear some of the area’s finest classical musicians perform outstanding examples taken from chamber music repertoire. Under the direction of Dr. Christopher DiSanto, the Stockton Chamber Players are one of the area’s most beloved musical events. Learn more and purchase tickets at http://stockton.edu/pac.

Thursday, March 2nd

Atlantic City Boat Show Captain’s Table VIP Reception

6-9pm

Atlantic City Convention Center 1 Convention Blvd.

Come join the finest chefs as the Community FoodBank of New Jersey Southern Branch along with its member charity, Let Us Eat – Please, hosts the Progressive Atlantic City Boat Show’s VIP Reception. The evening will include delicious food, cocktails, and a lavish array of desserts from more than 20 local top chefs from across Southern New Jersey. Live entertainment will also be provided at the event. Tickets include entrance to this year’s boat show all day on Thursday, March 2nd. For more information, please visit https://give.cfbnj.org/LUEP.

An Evening of Irish

7pm

Egg Harbor Township Community Center 5045 English Creek Ave.

The Greate Egg Harbour Township Historical Society will host “An Evening of Irish”. Emerald Isle Academy Dancers and Sand Pipers Pipes and Drums bagpipers will be presenting the event for the public. Free to GEHTHS members; $2 admission for non-members. Membership forms will be available. Free refreshments

Friday, March 3rd

Tony Mart Cares Concert

7pm

Josie Kelly’s Public House 908 Shore Rd. Somers Point

Tony Mart Presents will host a special concert on Friday, March 3rd, with a performance with the Tony Mart All-Stars. The event is free to the public with reserved seating available for $10. Proceeds benefit Tony Mart Cares for Mark Pfeffer. For more information, visit tonymart.com.

Saturday, March 5th

Atlantic County’s Notable Women in History

2pm

Atlantic County Historical Society 907 Shore Rd. Somers Point

Mark your calendars for Sunday, March 5th for a Power Point presentation on “A Few of Atlantic County’s Notable Women in History.” Plus, check out a large display showcasing their accomplishments in upstairs museum throughout the month of March 2023 during museum hours Thursday through Sunday from 10-3.

Thursday, March 9th

Atlantic Cape Restaurant Gala

6pm

Harrah’s Waterfront Convention Center 777 Harrah’s Blvd. Atlantic City

The Atlantic Cape Foundation and Academy of Culinary Arts cordially invites the public to attend the 40th Annual Atlantic Cape Restaurant Gala. It will be a spectacular evening to sample the finest dishes, desserts, and libations the South Jersey area has to offer. Plus, enjoy a 50/50 raffle drawing, photo booth, and live entertainment by Plaid Salmon. Tickets and information are available at atlantic.edu/about/foundation/gala.

Upcoming Bus Trips

Philadelphia Flower Show with EHT Recreation

Thursday, March 9th

EHT Recreation is heading to the annual PHS Philadelphia Flower Show, being held inside the Pennsylvania Convention Center. This year’s theme is “The Garden is Electric!” The bus will leave March 9th at 2pm from the EHT Convention Center and depart at 8pm from the Convention Center. Price is $45. Don’t delay; this trip will sell out. Call (609) 272-8120 to reserve your seat.

Philadelphia Art Museum with the ACAA

Saturday, March 25th

Hitch a ride with the Absecon Cultural Arts Alliance to the Philadelphia Art Museum. Check in time is 7:40am at Absecon Field of Dreams, and the bus departs at 8am sharp. Please be prompt. The bus will return at approximately 6:30pm. Tickets are $50 per person and are for transportation only. Price does not include museum entry. For more information, visit www.abseconarts.com.

Health and Wellness

NAMI Connections and Family Support Groups

Monday, March 13th at 7pm

St. Joseph’s Catholic Church 606 Shore Rd. Somers Point

NAMI Connection is a recovery support group for adults with a mental health condition. Family Support Group is a support group for adult friends and family members of people with mental health conditions. For more information and to register, please visit www.namiacm.org, or call 609-741-5125. NAMI ACM is a non-profit 501C(3) corporation.

Dementia Support Group

Wednesday, February 15th at 2pm

Earth Angels for Dementia 115 Route 50, Mays Landing

Held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month. Call Diane Conover at 609-402-6966 for more information.

Mental Health Support and Discussion Groups

Online groups are offered daily for a variety of topics, including women, men, LGBTQIA+, individuals aged 18-30. Boomers, anxiety, depression, eating disorder, and many others. Groups are also provided to individuals with a family member who lives with a mental health challenge. To receive a full list and to register, call 609-652-3800 or unitedbywellness@mhanj.org. Offered by United By Wellness, which is programming of the Mental Health Association in New Jersey, local office located in Galloway.

Recovery Groups

More than a dozen groups for individuals living with substance use disorder are offered online. Topics range from mental health/wellness to employment, faith, and more. Groups are provided 7 days a week. Interested participants can register for groups through unitedbywellness@mhanj.org or by calling the Mental Health Association in Atlantic County at 609-652-3800. Offered by United By Wellness, a statewide virtual wellness center.

Wellness Groups

A wide variety of online groups are offered to enhance wellness and introduce interested participants to ways they can improve their day-to-day mental health.. To register and receive links by email, call 609-652-3800 or unitedbywellness@mhanj.org.

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