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Festivals, Art In The Park & More: Labor Day Weekend In Monmouth County
Looking for something new to do? Here's what's happening around Monmouth County this weekend:

Looking for something new to do? Here's what's happening around Monmouth County this weekend:

More than 100 anglers and about 20 fishing clubs are expected for the Ocean City event.
The annual event aims to unite families for a day focused on connection, celebration and preparing students for a successful school year.
Quarries and Industry in PA Impressionism features the “poetic charm” of quarries in paintings by Daniel Garber, Charles Rosen, and others.
With block parties, readers draw a line between building community and surrendering free time to bounce houses, potlucks and forced fun.
About 1,500 shoppers and more than 150 vendors are expected Saturday at the Arlington Civitan Open Air Flea Market.
Labor Day celebrations featuring bands, floats, and family activities return Monday with annual parades in Gaithersburg and Kensington.
The Sept. 11 event will feature performances, food vendors, children’s activities, music, and local artisans.
Rotary clubs will bring regional breweries, music, and local food to Petaluma’s riverfront Saturday.
Marylanders have just a few more days to take on the 2026 Best Ice Cream Trail event and vie to earn prizes while enjoying the sweet treat.
No seat is farther than 50 feet from the show.
Hoboken's 100th annual Italian Festival runs along the Hudson River waterfront, and Buddy "Cake Boss" Valastro is bringing a surprise.
The 69th annual Greenbelt Labor Day Parade starts at 10 a.m. Monday. There will be an array of events and activities starting Friday.
Labor Day weekend is bringing a mix of food, music, shopping, arts and patriotic celebration to communities across Ocean County.
Hit Broadway musical featuring the music of Journey, Bon Jovi, Foreigner, Pat Benatar, Twisted Sister, and more is coming to New Hope.
Inova is seeking blood donors for an Arlington blood drive Friday at Fire Works Pizza in the Court House neighborhood.
McLean Community Center's September lineup includes a Broadway film, block party, teen auditions and Harvest Happenings.
The Maryland State Fair begins its second weekend Thursday with rides, racing, animals, food, entertainment and nighttime drone shows.
Event features vehicles, music, food and family activities while raising funds for a planned Bridgeport Police History Museum.
Music, food, vendors, family activities and free student backpacks are planned for the event at Newfield Park.
"The evening is a chance to look up at the same sky that once guided Stonington's sailors and sea captains..."
It's part of Carteret's Multicultural Day carnival, which will be Sept. 16 - 20.
Museum exhibitions, film screenings, author appearances, circus performances and community programs are among the scheduled events.
The open house event will include K-9 demonstrations and a hands-on station showcasing equipment used by police officers.
The Women Warriors of the Constitution Gala will also give guests a chance to mingle with GOP candidates running for Congress in New Jersey.
Residents can take part in the event by registering prior to Wednesday, Oct. 7.
Waterfront brunch, happy hour, live music and comedy give Jefferson-area diners plenty of weekend choices.
Middletown's "Movies Under the Stars" continues, as "Top Gun" will be shown Thursday evening at Ideal Beach.
The rescheduled Rotary fundraiser brings classic cars, live music and food trucks to Mars Snacking on Sunday.
A Labor Day beach race, concerts and seasonal events are scheduled across Ocean City this month.
Ken Rogerson’s comedy; spirit communication; improv at art school; resin art; drop-in crafternoon; deep healing gong; printing workshop.
Three bands will bring garage rock, indie music and jam-band sounds to Flemington DIY on Saturday night.
Festivities will include live music, food trucks, vendors, entertainment and community recognition events.
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The artisan market is back at Hailstorm Brewing on Sunday, Sept. 6.
Adults can create a painting while enjoying locally made cider during a guided workshop Friday, September 18.
The event will feature 350-plus vendor tables, free celebrity autographs, authentication, grading, raffles, mascots, giveaways, and more.
The team, which is named in memory of a fallen league member, took home a $30,000 prize.
Free parade registration is open for fans joining bicycles and golf carts on the Ocean City Boardwalk.