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Warren Township Continues Summer Concert Series This Week: What To Know
The concert will begin at 7 p.m. at the Warren Municipal Field Area.

The concert will begin at 7 p.m. at the Warren Municipal Field Area.

Visitors can tour the pier on two July and August nights while donating food or money to the Ocean City Food Cupboard.
Organizers encourage eligible donors to take part, noting that the donation process takes about 15 minutes.
All concerts start at 6:30pm., at 1033 Weldon Road.
The festival attracts more than 150,000 people each year, according to organizers.
The festival attracts more than 150,000 people each year, according to organizers.
The free outdoor concert will feature favorites from the late 1970s and early 1980s.
Young attendees can score a gift that will help them be prepared for the upcoming school year.
The concert, originally planned for an earlier date, will now take place next month.
The free community event is designed to strengthen relationships between law enforcement and residents.
The annual public safety event will run Aug. 4 at Veteran’s Memorial Park with entertainment, activities and updated policies.
As the summer season continues, check out the events yet to come to the Monmouth County Park System:
Performances are scheduled for July 31, and Aug. 1 at 8 p.m.
Proceeds from the event support Milford Regional’s Annual Fund, which provides money for the hospital’s highest-priority patients.
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Filled with comedy, fairy tale characters, dance numbers, and memorable songs, Shrek Jr. is show that children and adults alike will love.
Folks can purchase handmade creations from local kids and teens at the Avon Library's Summer Craft Fair this week.
Incoming ninth- through 12th-graders can stop by Lost Acres Fire Department for a roughly 40-minute distracted-driving simulation.
Thompson Performing Arts Series continues with "AM Radio" and "all the music you grew up listening to on the radio."
The family-friendly community event is scheduled for Aug. 4 from 5:30 to 8 p.m., with local businesses invited to support it.
Orchestra Lumos, East Coast Contemporary Ballet and Stamford Downtown will present a free outdoor performance.
Arlington restaurants are offering new brunches, cocktails, live music and Restaurant Week specials through summer.
The legendary KISS bassist played a show on Friday night of classic cuts along with lots of audience engagement in Bensalem.
The series is at Henry Park.
200 cars and trucks rolled into Newtown Borough for the show, which is presented by the Newtown Business Association every summer.
Concord brewery will mark its fifth anniversary with new beers, live music, local food, and outdoor celebrations.
The concert series is sponsored by the Puffin Foundation Ltd. and the Township of Teaneck.
The popular event is held along Boston Post Road and Wall Street in downtown Madison.
The event will feature more than 75 service providers.
Laguna Beach residents can earn their e-bike permits for school transportation at the training opportunity.
The Taiwan Bubble Tea Festival will be hosted at the Rockville Town Center on Sept. 19 this year.
Organizers invite the community to enjoy an evening of live music while supporting a local nonprofit.
Check out the remaining summer concert schedule in Guilford.
The annual show is expected to attract hobbyists, collectors, and creative professionals from across the region.
The concert will feature an evening of live music at the Ramsey Golf & Country Club.
The annual event aims to raise awareness, connect residents with local support services, and bring the community together through music.
Livestock shows, Touch-a-Truck, music, rides and a Saturday anniversary ceremony are planned Aug. 14-16.
Concertgoers are encouraged to bring blankets or lawn chairs, bug spray, and snacks.
The market is back this week at Livingston Street Park.
The Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Society’s 100th Annual Italian Feast will include food, music, carnival rides and cultural events.