Drive-thru food distribution event open to all Union County residents, starting at 9 a.m. on Thursday, August 13.

The first 1,000 vehicles will receive shelf stable food and fresh produce on a first come, first served basis.

Clear out trunk of vehicle prior to arrival. Bring one proof of NJ residency (i.e. utility bill, driver's license, I.D. card).

Food Pantry Friday - Westchester Seventh Day Adventist Church

Dry goods and produce for 200 people will be distributed on Fridays from 12pm to 2pm each week. This will be a "drive-through" pantry, and we will be distributing bags of non-perishable foods and produce to families in need. Spread the word!

(203) 550-9209

www.facebook.com/westchesteradventist

https://www.aldersgateumc-eb.org/rummage-sale.html

Marcellos Italian Ristorante at 268 Springfield Avenue in Berkeley Heights will have live entertainment on Saturday and Sunday featuring Italian singer Joe De Gennaro at 5 p.m. A perfect pairing with the al fresco dining experience.

Marcellos offers a fresh authentic Italian menu outside on their patio and new large area in the back. Tables are six feet from each other to ensure the safety of ...

9 - 10 a.m. Brassy Buddha Family Yoga. Bring a mat, water and towel. Sign up here. https://mindbody.io/locations/brassy-buddha-yoga-studio

10:15 - 11:15 a.m. Satsang All Levels Yoga Class for Everybody. Bring a mat, water and towel. Sign up here.

12 - 3 p.m. Small plate and drink specials at Ferraro's restaurant, 14 Elm St.

The mission of the Bordentown City Farmers’ Market is to provide a location where the farmers can directly distribute their fresh, locally grown produce to the community, as well as create an inviting space for food vendors, musicians, and other local artists to promote and support sustainable food systems.

The Bordentown City Farmers’ Market was started in 2010 by a group of ...

Join us as garden historian Lesley Parness takes us back to the Colonial era to introduce the original ‘Real Housewives’ in this engaging presentation via Zoom.

Kitchen gardens in the 1700’s fed, healed, and clothed Early American families. The 18th century “huswife” skill set included “physicke, cookery, distillation, perfumery, the making of wool, hemp, ...

There has been a tremendous surge in the use of native plants, which are the focus of this 1-hour Rutgers Home Gardeners School @Home Edition online course. Yes, these plants provide both attractive floral and foliar additions to the garden, but the interest in these plants extends far beyond beauty. They also provide food through pollen, nectar, or foliage that will benefit our native insect ...