Marketspace Vendor Events joins The Red Mill Museum Village’s 10th annual Festival of Trees and Dicken’s Days to bring you the Winter Village at The Red Mill.

This three-day German-style outdoor, tented and heated, winter craft market in the heart of Clinton, New Jersey features over 40 local craft artisans, vintage peddlers, and food trucks.

The Red Mill Museum Village’s annual Festival of Trees is comprised of a decorated tree and wreath silent auction fundraiser benefiting the museum’s preservation. Guests are invited to tour 12 historic buildings on the beautifully decorated grounds of the museum while enjoying performances by Clinton’s ‘Dickens Days’ theatrical carolers.

A general admission fee of $10 (free to museum members, active Military and children ages 6 and under) will be retained by the museum for guests entering the festival and winter village. Food trucks will be available on-site. This event is family-friendly.

After visiting our German-style holiday market, step back into the Victorian era in Downtown Clinton as you visit with Father Christmas, role play with Charles Dickens and Scrooge, and board a horse-drawn carriage for a tour of the town. The tree lighting is a show stopper you don’t want to miss. Make a day of it in Clinton, NJ!

The Red Mill is the most photographed location in the state of New Jersey! Please feel free to bring your camera and take photographs.

Address: 56 Main St, Clinton, New Jersey 08809

Breakfast with Santa at the Garlic Rose, 28 North Avenue, W. Cranford. For reservations, which are a MUST please call
908-276-5749. Adults $18/Children $12

Christmas/Holiday Shoppe with lots of vendors and… The soup Festival. Hot and Ready or To Go.

Free Trolley Rides  & Singing Holiday Songs with Santa. Leaving every 15 minutes from the Gazebo. Sponsored by Two River Community Bank and Cranford Area Chamber of Commerce.

come celebrate our fourth year in business in Downtown Cranford this saturday evening with sweet treats, bubbly, & a free gift with purchase when you spend $100 or more!

saturday also kicks off our holiday extended hours- perfect opportunity to finish off that last minute shopping!

xo cori & the team at ANTHEM

Come skate with the Cougars.

Community Choir Holds Annual Tricky Tray Fundraiser & Dessert Cabaret

For 81 years, The Celebration Singers, a local multi-generational community choir has entertained audiences within Union County and across the globe. On February 7 & 8, 2020, they will hold their Annual Tricky Tray Fundraiser & Dessert Cabaret at Union Elks Lodge 1583, 281 Chestnut Street in Union, NJ.  Doors open at 7:15 p.m. and guests can immediately start placing their tricky tray tickets in for the prizes. The show, “Are We There Yet?”, begins around 8 p.m. and features songs about places performed by members of its adult choir.

Artistic Director Joe Elefante, along with Collaborative Pianist, James Lubrano artfully cast the showcase which features a musical review of solos, duets, trios, as well as small and full ensemble pieces.  Co-Hosts Kathy Gordon and Daniel Frieri emcee the evening. Their witty humor and playful banter are sure to bring a smile to your face and fill the room with laughter and enjoyment.

“I love singing with the choir throughout the year, especially for our Cabaret – it’s a chance to feature our singers’ vocal talents individually”, said, President Nicole Pepe. “The tricky tray and 50/50 gets bigger and bigger every year. We’ve had guests leave with $1,000+ in their pockets and vacations to Florida, the Hamptons, and even tickets to a Knicks game!”

In addition to door prizes, a 50/50 raffle and exciting tricky tray baskets, homemade desserts, and a cash bar will also be available.  Tickets are Adults – $25, Seniors – $20, and a 10% discount with advanced purchases of full tables of 10.

For ticket reservations visit: www.celebration-singers.org.  For questions or seating requests call 908-552-4656 or email [email protected].

Funding for the Celebration Singers is made possible in part by the New Jersey State Council for the Arts, Department of State, through a grant administered by the Union County Office of Cultural and Heritage Affairs.

The Westfield Area YMCA is hosting the annual President’s Day Holiday JUMP on February 17 at the Main Y Facility located at 220 Clark St. in Westfield. Open to the community, this event is perfect for families with children ages 8 and under. The Holiday JUMP features three huge inflatables and an arts and crafts station. Two sessions will be offered: 9:00am-10:30am, and 10:45am-12:15pm. Space is limited, and registration for each session closes when maximum capacity is reached. Register in person at the Main Y Welcome Center, or online at www.westfieldynj.org.

Proceeds benefit the Annual Support Campaign which ensures that no one experiencing a bona fide financial hardship that lives or works in Westfield, Cranford, Garwood or Mountainside is turned away for inability to pay.  The majority of awards enable participation in the Y’s early learning, school age and summer day camp programs.  Questions? Please contact Eileen Rooney at 908-301-YMCA (9622) x134 or [email protected].

Mushmouth at The Feast of St. Anthony
Mushmouth – NJ’s Hottest Cover Band LIVE @ the 20th Annual Feast of St. Anthony at Church of the Assumption in Roselle Park. Playing songs other cover bands fear!

Friday, June 5, 2020 at 8 PM

Roselle Park Annual Winter Market

The Borough of Roselle Park is hosting their Annual Winter Market from Friday, December 4th, until Sunday, December 6th at Michael Mauri Gazebo Park. The festivities will kick off at 4 pm on Friday, December 4th, with the Winter Market, tree lighting, and free kids activities. Saturday and Sunday will be open from 2-8 pm and will feature the Winter Market, live performances, and kids’ activities. Additionally, all three nights will feature food trucks and a Biergarten.

Governor Murphy’s Executive Order regarding social distancing and mask-wearing will be enforced by the Roselle Park Police.

“After such a challenging year, I could not be happier to announce we will be moving forward with our Winter Market,” said Roselle Park Mayor Joe Signorello. “With live music, food trucks, kids activities, and a Biergarten planned, the Winter Market will be our best Winter celebration yet.”

Dozens of vendors will offer merchandise, crafts and gifts. Fabulous homemade soups will be available for take out. It takes place between 10 and 3 in the education building, behind the church at the corner of Lincoln and Walnut avenues.

Come to our first-ever Fall Festival Vendor Fair with more than 30 local crafters, artists, and entrepreneurs selling one-of-a-kind items and favorite brands. Great for early holiday shopping and supporting local businesses!

The fair will be outside at 338 Walnut Ave (next door to the school) with refreshments available, plus raffle prizes.

Vendors include (listed alphabetically):
Arbonne International
Avon
Cathee’s Creations
Chic Jewlz Accessories
Color Street
Cutco Cutlery
Donna’s Sweet Treats
Gale Force Creations
Happy Heifer Hairbows
Indigo Height
Karen’s Kakes
L and E Children’s Boutique
Mary Kay
Mel’s Crafty
Nina’s Art
Ocean Breeze Crafts
Olive’s Oven
Pampered Chef
Re-Creative Resources Inc.
Ruth Allyn Designs
Tastefully Simple
Tiber River with Jersey Jen
Touchstone and
Zyia Activewear

Sponsored by the TBEMC Sisterhood.