Seasonal & Holidays
6 Things To Do In Tri-Boro This Spring: Markets, Festivals & Local Events
From a brand partner: Add these community happenings to your calendar in the weeks ahead.
Longer days and warmer weather mean it’s a great time to get outside and see what’s happening around Tri-Boro. Throughout the season, local markets, festivals and community events offer plenty of opportunities to explore, connect and enjoy the best of spring.
Below are several happenings to check out this season. Before heading out, it’s always a good idea to confirm hours, weather plans and ticket details with event organizers.
1. Live Music at River of Beer
When: Most weekend evenings (times vary)
Where: 133 Main St, Bloomingdale, NJ
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This Bloomingdale hotspot is known for its extensive craft beer and cocktail menu, excellent happy hour fare and live performances by local musicians. Weekend lineups are announced on the bar’s Instagram page every week, so keep an eye out for your favorite up-and-coming artists! You can also stop by during the week for Wing Wednesday (half off wings all day) and Trivia Thursday.
More info: Instagram
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2. Hiking in Silas Condict County Park
When: Open daily
Where: 100 Kinnelon Rd, Kinnelon, NJ
Kinnelon’s Silas Condict County Park is the perfect local spot to spend a sunny spring afternoon. Enjoy beautiful lakeside views as you walk along the wooded trails or enjoy your lunch in the open picnic areas. Parking is available near the main park entrance.
More info: morrisparks.net
3. 25th Annual Festival of the Arts
When: April 23 - 26, 2026
Where: St. Francis of Assisi School Building, 1 Father Hayes Dr, Haskell, NJ
Just a short drive away in Haskell, the Patron of the Arts Association is hosting its 25th Annual Festival of the Arts. This longstanding local festival is a vibrant exhibit of up-and-coming artists across mediums, including photography, painting, music, poetry and more. Admission is free and donations are graciously accepted. See the event website for daily hours.
More info: stcatharts.org
4. The Celebration of the Earth 2026
When: May 3, 2026, 11:00 AM to 3:30 PM
Where: Passaic County Technical Institute, 45 Reinhardt Rd, Wayne, NJ
This family-friendly event offers a variety of fun, free activities for all ages, including environmental face painting, temporary tattoos, games, inflatables and live performances. Refreshments are available, and attendees can receive training on RecycleCoach, Passaic County’s free recycling app.
More info: bloomingdalenj.net
5. Wayne Farmers Market
When: Saturdays, 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM, beginning in May
Where: 475 Valley Rd, Wayne NJ
The regular season of this year-round farmers' market resumes on Saturday, May 2, in the Wayne Township Municipal parking lot. Rain or shine, local farmers and vendors will be selling fresh produce, baked goods, specialty food items and other artisan items at this dog-friendly shopping event. Check the market’s Instagram page for updates.
More info: waynetownship.com
6. Pick-Your-Own Strawberries at Farms View
When: Mid- to late May through late June (based on crop availability). Monday through Saturday, entry between 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (must be done picking by 5:30 PM)
Where: 945 Black Oak Ridge Rd, Wayne, NJ
Strawberry season is a highlight of spring, and Farms View in Wayne offers pick-your-own fields so you can enjoy these sweet berries at peak ripeness. Entry is $5 per person and the strawberries you pick are purchased for $5.50 per pound. Visit the website for more information on the farm’s U-Pick policies and process.
More info: farmsview.com