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  • Greenwich Tea Party

    Mullica Hill Library 389 Wolfert Station Road, Mullica Hill, NJ

    Food historian Judith Krall-Russo explores the Greenwich Tea Party, a 1774 protest in South Jersey, revealing how this overlooked act symbolized rising colonial defiance just before the Revolution.

  • Active Adults Chair Yoga

    Active Adults Chair Yoga
    American Legion Post 141 N Main St, Mullica Hill, NJ

    Active adults are invited to join Chair Yoga! This class is perfect for all fitness levels and is led by a certified yoga instructor. Cost is $5 per session.

    $5

  • Recreation Commission Meeting

    Harrison Twp. Municipal Building 114 Bridgeton Pike, Mullica Hill, United States

    Every second Tuesday of the month except in July and August.

  • Historical Society Board Meeting

    Richwood Academy Cultural Center 836 Lambs Rd, Richwood, NJ, United States

    The Harrison Township Historical Society Board meets on the second Wednesday of each month except in July and December.

  • Burlington County in the American Revolution

    Mullica Hill Library 389 Wolfert Station Road, Mullica Hill, NJ

    Historian Marisa Bozarth explores Burlington County’s role in the American Revolution, highlighting key events and the people who shaped the region during the fight for independence.

  • Open Mic Night

    Open Mic Night
    American Legion Post 141 N Main St, Mullica Hill, NJ

    Stop by the Legion for live music! The Canteen opens at 6 PM, with artists joining the House Band or performing solo at 7 PM. A $5 donation for the band is appreciated.

  • Mullica Hill Asparagus Festival

    Friends Meetinghouse 2 Woodstown Rd, Mullica Hill, United States

    Celebrate local flavor at the annual Asparagus Festival, commemorating the first commercial flight of fresh produce, featuring a Battle of the Chefs, family fun, and, of course, fresh asparagus!

  • Cape May – America’s First Seaside Resort

    Richwood Academy Cultural Center 836 Lambs Rd, Richwood, NJ, United States

    Discover how Cape May became America’s first seaside resort as historian John Ryan explores the transportation and tourism that shaped generations of “down the shore” traditions.