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Community Wellness, Resource Fair Set In Manahawkin
Residents can meet health providers, agencies and community groups in one place at the Aug. 19 event in Manahawkin.

Residents can meet health providers, agencies and community groups in one place at the Aug. 19 event in Manahawkin.

It will host a July 23 program on local Revolutionary War history and music from Connecticut's Revolution.
See the schedule of live music and more at the 116th St. Ann's Festival in Hoboken.
September. It's four free jazz concerts in four Middlesex County towns: Woodbridge, New Brunswick, Carteret and Metuchen.
The 71st annual Ocean City celebration starts at 6:30 p.m. July 25 with free viewing areas and fireworks to follow.
The public is invited to the grand opening of the McPherson Youth Center on Monday.
Visitors can sample dishes from local restaurants, along with wine, beer and spirits, during the annual event.
Six Los Angeles County artists will develop new work while offering free workshops for the public.
Concerts will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Paramus Bandshell, 116 E. Century Road.
The free event is designed to strengthen relationships between law enforcement and the community.
Visitors can watch artist Sarah Madeleine T. Guerin make boots by hand at PEM's Lye-Tapley Shoe Shop.
A few related events will take place around the city on Tuesday.
"Grab your chairs and kick back or join us on the dance floor as we cover all your top 40 hits spanning through the decades," says the band.
Fredericksburg Restaurant Week runs July 24-Aug. 2 with dining specials and a passport program offering prize entries.
Concerts will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. at 1688 Springfield Ave.
The event this week will be at Livingston Street Park.
The summer in Pittsburgh will conclude with a festival that's been making the rounds nationally. Get the details here.
Dance into summer with Shaded Soul Band July 22 at 6 p.m. at Waterford Beach Park. Free concert—bring chairs, blankets and friends
Enfield youths in grades 3-12 can register for the Aug. 8 LEGO Building Competition celebrating America's 250th anniversary.
Learn how to dance bachata and merengue in a free group dance lesson; then it's open dancing by the bay.
The Farmington Historical Society's Amistad walking tour returns with new storytelling, expanded history and public tours through October.
The Southington Italian-American Festival returns this week with music, fireworks, family activities, Italian food and an outdoor Mass.
Players can mark their calendars for next summer — Saturday, July 17, 2027.
The museum is open on the first Sunday of each month, except January and February.
The free festival at the Broadway Boardwalk in Salisbury will feature four acts, exhibitors and shuttle options.
Tractor pulls, a skillet throw, and a carnival will be on site.
The festival features interactive play zones, live entertainment, and hands-on building activities for families.
The free family event has been pushed back, but will still feature live music, games, food, police demonstrations, and more.
The July 25 boat parade weekend will include family events, music, a mobile museum, Santa visits and a drone show.
The documentary celebrates the beloved raptor who escaped from the Central Park Zoo in 2023 to soar freely in Manhattan.
The free event will feature birthday-themed crafts, temporary tattoos, music, giant bubbles and a Chinese Lantern Festival scavenger hunt.
Events will be held at six gardens in Doylestown, Newtown, Bristol, Lower Makefield and Quakertown on Saturday.
The 93rd annual fair will feature new collaborations and family activities beginning Aug. 1 on Mount Sunapee.
PHOTOS:Rain gave way to a sunshine as the community was treated to traditional Native American dancing, crafts, and foods like Indian Tacos.
The family-friendly event is hosted by Wild Rivers and features summer photos with Santa, a "Find the Elf" challenge and more.
Professor Jon Burns to share the creative process behind five student and alumni artworks during public tour at Lions Pride Park.
The market encourages residents to stop by for fresh local produce and a summer morning in downtown Flemington.
CHIRP continues July 21 and 23 in Ridgefield with A.J. Lee & Blue Summit and the Alexis P. Suter Band.
The concert is part of a series marking 250 years of American music.