Yoni Raab

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🖤THE DARK GODDESS IS CALLING.🖤 What happens when tarot, reiki, shadow work, and tea mocktails come together for one unforgettable night?
You meet the version of yourself that's been waiting to rise.
Join me for Tarot &amp; Tea: Dark Goddess Energy, an immersive evening designed to help you reconnect with your intuition, reclaim your divine feminine power, and explore the magic hidden within your shadows.
🌙 Group Angel Tarot Readings ✨ Group Reiki Energy Clearing 🫖 Exclusive Tea Mocktails Just For This Event 🖤 A Sacred Space to Connect with Like-Minded Souls
This isn't about becoming someone new. It's about remembering who you were before the world told you to dim your light.
📅Thursday, October 15, 2026 ⏰ 6:00 - 8:00 PM 📍Autumn Moon Studio, 2 Lackawanna Pl, Millburn, NJ 🎟️ $40 (<a href="https://www.meetup.com/destination-meditation-meetup-group/events/316817228/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Limited seats remain; reserve yours on Meetup&nbsp;→</a>)
If you've been seeing signs, feeling a shift, or craving deeper connection... this is your invitation to dive in, Goddess!
Grab another gorgeous ghoul-friend this October like you, and come to see what's in the cards for you!

Local Event: TAROT & TEA: Healing Dark Goddess Energy

TAROT & TEA: Healing Dark Goddess Energy

🖤THE DARK GODDESS IS CALLING.🖤 What happens when tarot, reiki, shadow work, and tea mocktails come together for one...

Fall Open Studios at Manufacturers Village in East Orange is Oct 17th &amp; 18th 12-5, featuring 40+ artists and makers in our historic 1880s factory buildings. Meet the artists, see their studios and purchase local art. There will also be an exhibition titled "Local Currents" featuring invited artists as well as a Tiny Gallery exhibit on Saturday. &nbsp;Free admission, food trucks and an outdoor mural.

Local Event: Manufacturers Village Fall Open Studios

Manufacturers Village Fall Open Studios

Fall Open Studios at Manufacturers Village in East Orange is Oct 17th & 18th 12-5, featuring 40+ artists and makers in our...

Fall Open Studios at Manufacturers Village in East Orange is Oct 17th &amp; 18th 12-5! It features 40+ artists and makers in our historic 1880s factory buildings. Meet the artists, see their studios and purchase local art. There will also be an exhibition titled "Local Currents" featuring invited artists as well as a Tiny Gallery exhibit on Saturday. &nbsp;Free admission, food trucks and an outdoor mural.

Fall Open Studios at Manufacturers Village in East Orange is Oct 17th & 18th 12-5! It features 40+ artists and makers in our...

Warner Field

Join us for a free community hula hoop workshop where all ages are welcome to come and play. No prior experience is needed to participate, and hula hoops are provided for all attendees! 

 The workshop includes an introduction to hula hooping, instruction in basic skills, demonstrations, and plenty of time to practice.&nbsp;Participants will learn about types and sizes of hula hoops and about different styles of hula hooping, such as circus hooping, flow, and performance.This program is made possible in part by a 2026 HEART Grant from the Union County Board of County Commissioners.

Local Event: Learn To Hula Hoop Workshop

Learn To Hula Hoop Workshop

Join us for a free community hula hoop workshop where all ages are welcome to come and play. No prior experience is needed to...

Join us as Broadway stars Kara Lindsay and Kevin Massey take the stage for a special 70-minute performance, accompanied by Broadway &amp; Central Church Music Director, Dr. Charity Wicks and an ensemble of talented musicians – bringing Broadway to Summit! 
Buy tickets online (QR code) or at the church office (70 Maple Street)

Local Event: Broadway Comes to Summit!!!

Broadway Comes to Summit!!!

Join us as Broadway stars Kara Lindsay and Kevin Massey take the stage for a special 70-minute performance, accompanied by...

B'nai Shalom

“The Story They're Not Telling; How the media has excised the words and ideology of Islamist terror from its reporting, making it easier to villainize Israel, the one country in the Middle East who fights against it” will be the focus of a discussion led by Jennifer Kouzi, a U.S. Media Researcher and Analyst with CAMERA (the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting and Analysis). Jennifer will discuss the examples of various issues that arise in media reporting on Israel and the broader Middle East. She will explain how CAMERA responds to everything, from erroneous reporting to both subtle and overt media bias.
Jennifer Kouzi monitors anti-Israel bias in the media at CAMERA. Prior to joining CAMERA, Jennifer was an attorney in the greater New York Metropolitan area for over two decades. Jennifer has a B.A. from the University of Rochester, a law degree from Temple University and an M.A. in Political Science, with concentration in Religion and Middle Eastern Politics, from Bar-Ilan University.
Founded in 1982 to monitor bias in print and network media, CAMERA has broadened its expertise to confront misinformation directed at Israel and its supporters. CAMERA corrects falsehoods and distortions in the legacy media, exposes disinformation on social media and other digital platforms, tackles antisemitism in K-12 education, supports pro-Israel students on college campuses, and challenges anti-Israel campaigns.
This event, sponsored by the B'nai Shalom Culture &amp; Learning Center (CLC), is open to the public and free of charge. To attend, you must register by October 15th through&nbsp;https://<a href="https://bswo.shulcloud.com/event/clc-camera-speaker.html." rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank"></a><a href="https://bswo.shulcloud.com/event/clc-camera-speaker.html" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">bswo.shulcloud.com/event/clc-camera-speaker.html</a><a href="https://bswo.shulcloud.com/event/clc-camera-speaker.html" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank"></a>

Local Event: The Story They're Not Telling: How the media has excised the words and ideology of Islamist terror 

The Story They're Not Telling: How the media...

“The Story They're Not Telling; How the media has excised the words and ideology of Islamist terror from its reporting, making...

The Story They're Not Telling: How the media has excised the words and ideology of Islamist terror 

Union County Performing Arts Center (UCPAC)

Catholic Charities Annual Benefit Concert features That Motown Band at UCPAC; 100% of ticket sales support men, women, and children in need regardless of race, religion, or creed. &nbsp;
Put on your dancing shoes and bring your heart to help our fellow neighbors in need! Catholic Charities of the Newark Archdiocese and Carol and Bobby Williams present the 9th Annual Benefit Concert for the Homeless featuring That Motown Band. &nbsp;The show is Saturday, October 24th at 8 pm at UCPAC, located at 1601 Irving Street in Rahway. &nbsp;
If you love&nbsp;My Girl, Ain't No Mountain High Enough, Baby Love, Heat Wave, and Ain't Too Proud to Beg, this is YOUR night!&nbsp; That Motown Band brings the sound of The Temptations, The Supremes, The Four Tops, Smokey Robinson and more to life with a full lineup of powerhouse vocalists and musicians — including soul veteran Garfield Fleming, a longtime member of the Delfonics. &nbsp;
This is more than a concert! It is a night out of fun – singing and dancing! &nbsp;Your ticket turns into shelter nights, food, and help for our NJ neighbors in need. &nbsp;100% of ticket sales support our homeless men, women, and children at our shelters and homes in Jersey City and Newark.
Come for the Motown! &nbsp;Stay because it matters. &nbsp;Invite your friends, make a night of it in downtown Rahway, and help keep the lights on and food on the table for families who have nowhere else to turn. &nbsp; Together we can provide help and hope! &nbsp;
Visit <a target="_blank" href="https://ccanconcert26.givesmart.com/" rel="nofollow noopener">ccanconcert26.givesmart.com</a> for ticket information or call 732-499-8226. &nbsp;For all other questions, call Peter Ruccione, director of development, Catholic Charities Newark Archdiocese, at <a href="tel:973-818-4060">973-818-4060</a>.

Local Event: Motown comes to Rahway Oct. 24 to Help Our Homeless in Bergen, Essex, Hudson, and Union Counties.

Motown comes to Rahway Oct. 24 to Help Our...

Catholic Charities Annual Benefit Concert features That Motown Band at UCPAC; 100% of ticket sales support men, women, and...

Motown comes to Rahway Oct. 24 to Help Our Homeless in Bergen, Essex, Hudson, and Union Counties.

Grace Episcopal Church

Ever since the 1922 world premiere in Paris, audiences have been absolutely dazzled—literally blown away—by Maurice Ravel’s orchestration of Modest Mussorgsky’s piano composition&nbsp;Pictures at an Exhibition. Chances are you've heard parts of this famous work—but have you really listened to them?
On Saturday, November 7th, Maestro George Marriner Maull (Artistic Director of The Discovery Orchestra) and special guest pianist Craig Ketter will lead the audience through an interactive—and at times amusing—experience of the magical effect achieved when a piano work is arranged for&nbsp;full symphony orchestra.&nbsp;Several movements will be referenced, but in particular the final movement—"The Great Gate of Kiev"—will be the subject of this hour of musical discovery.
 A Listening Guide and other visual enhancements will aid the journey. And in addition, full-sound film footage from a live performance by the Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theater under Maestro Valery Gergiev will also be part of the presentation.
Event Schedule: 6:30pm: Reception 7:30pm: Program 8:30pm: Dessert
Ticket Information (click More info here link above to purchase): Adults (ages 23-64):&nbsp;$20 Seniors (ages 65+):&nbsp;$15 Students (ages 10-22):&nbsp;$5
Proudly presented by The Discovery Orchestra as part of our 40th Anniversary Season!

Local Event: Discover Masterworks with the Maestro: Pictures at an Exhibition

Discover Masterworks with the Maestro: Pictures...

Ever since the 1922 world premiere in Paris, audiences have been absolutely dazzled—literally blown away—by Maurice Ravel’s...

Discover Masterworks with the Maestro: Pictures at an Exhibition

CORESSWC, a nonprofit organization, invites retired teachers and financial advisors to join our volunteer instructor cohort and pay it forward through the Early Practical Financial Discipline Program.Help students in 1st grade through high school build financial habits that can last a lifetime. Students learn and earn money toward college while developing practical money management skills. See the attached earnings matrix for details.Volunteer workshops: Every 3rd Saturday, January through June.Training and program review: Via Zoom, including guidance on the Fiscal Explorer App, which supports the program.In-person orientation: November 14th and December 12th.Your knowledge can inspire confidence, strengthen financial discipline, and open doors for the next generation--one student at a time.Join us. Teach, Inspire, Pay it forward.For more information, call 973-370-3440 and visit <a href="http://www.coresswc.org" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.coresswc.org</a>.

Your Experience Can Shape a Student's Financial...

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