Upcoming Bergen County area events you should know about!
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In this regularly updated feature, you’ll find events that reflect the wide variety of things to do and places to go in the Bergen County area in the coming weeks.
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Join the exciting world of pickleball this winter with Montclair Pickleball Bergen County! Perfect for seasoned players and beginners alike, these indoor winter pickleball clinics are designed to offer everyone a chance to engage in this fast-growing sport.
Montclair Pickleball Bergen County, located in Fair Lawn, NJ, offers indoor winter pickleball clinics running January 26-April 5. Sign up for a discounted five-week package or pick your day. With flexible signup options, including morning, evening, afternoon, and weekend sessions, Montclair Pickleball Bergen County clinics are perfect for all players, beginner to expert.
Find more information about winter pickleball clinics at Montclair Pickleball and register today! Montclair Pickleball is located at 21-05 Morlot Avenue in Fair Lawn, New Jersey.
Northern New Jersey Restaurant Month: March 1-March 31
Food lovers across the region have a new reason to dine out this month as the North New Jersey Chamber of Commerce presents Northern New Jersey Restaurant Month, running now through March 31. Northern New Jersey Restaurant Month offers a great opportunity to try something new while celebrating the flavors and creativity of local eateries.
The event invites residents and visitors to explore the area’s vibrant dining scene, with a number of popular restaurants offering special promotions and menus. Participating restaurants represent a wide range of cuisines and dining styles, from upscale eateries to neighborhood favorites. Visit the North New Jersey Chamber of Commerce for a full list of participating restaurants.
After a long winter, spring is finally within reach. Celebrate the changing of the season at Tenafly Nature Center’s Spring Equinox Campfire and Night Hike.
Perfect for adults and families with children ages 4 and up, the evening includes a guided night hike followed by a cozy campfire and s’mores.
This program takes place outdoors, so be sure to dress for the weather. Find more information and reserve your spot here. Tenafly Nature Center is located at 313 Hudson Avenue in Tenafly, New Jersey.
Women’s History Month Tours at The Hermitage in Ho-Ho-Kus: March 21, 22, and 29
This unique tour will introduce you to the women who sustained the Hermitage and those who were able to keep it alive under sometimes stressful circumstances.
From domestic responsibilities to legal, educational, and social barriers, and from slavery through emancipation and the rise of the feminist movement, these women were the often-overlooked backbone of the Hermitage.
This fascinating tour will also include two spaces not normally shown on a regular tour; the summer kitchen and a servant’s room.
Tours take place on Saturday, March 21, Sunday, March 22, and Sunday, March 29. Find more information and purchase tickets here. The Hermitage is located at 335 N. Franklin Turnpike in Ho-Ho-Kus, New Jersey.
Spring Craft Show in Paramus: Sunday, March 22, 10:00 am-5:00 pm
The Spring Craft Show at Paramus High School takes place on Sunday, March 22, from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Enjoy a full day of shopping with 145 exhibitors from three states showcasing a wide range of arts, crafts, and photography.
The event, sponsored Project Graduation and organized by P.J.’s Promotions, features unique and one-of-a-kind items including hand-painted flower pots and glassware, home décor, apparel, resin art, handcrafted jewelry, table runners and pillows, fiber art, crochet animals, soft sculpture, country crafts, porch and door signs, jeweled utensils, heat packs, ceramics, wood bowls, pens, charcuterie boards, birdhouses, bonsai, soaps, candles, stained glass, chocolates, sports clocks, florals, pottery, mandala art, diamond art, and much more.
A breakfast and lunch menu will be available in the café. Outside, vendors will offer homemade pickles, beef jerky, kettle corn, and desserts. Admission is $4. Paramus High School is located at 99 E. Century Road. For more information, visit www.pjspromotions.com or call 201-410-5416.
Free At-Home Screening of The Tallest Dwarf: Wednesday, March 25
A free virtual in-home screening of the documentary The Tallest Dwarf will be offered through the Teaneck International Film Festival’s Indie Lens Pop-Up series on Wednesday, March 25.
The documentary follows filmmaker Julie Forrest Wyman as she explores dwarfism within her own family while seeking connection and belonging in the little people community. Through personal stories, conversations with other little people, and historical context, the documentary examines evolving attitudes toward disability, medical intervention, and society’s understanding of physical difference. Wyman also connects with dwarf artists who use performance and creative collaboration to challenge stereotypes and reshape cultural narratives.
Presented in partnership with PBS, Indie Lens Pop-Up, and The Puffin Foundation Ltd., the series aims to bring residents and community organizations together for meaningful conversations around timely social issues.
Viewers can watch the film at home on demand between 7:30 pm and midnight on Wednesday, March 25. The screening is free, but advance registration is required to receive the viewing link. A talkback with filmmaker Julie Forrest Wyman will take place immediately following the screening.
Find more information and reserve your spot here.
Dream Asia Festival in East Rutherford: March 27-March 29
The Dream Asia Festival is back in New Jersey for a three-day celebration of food, culture, and entertainment from March 27–29, 2026.
The Festival takes place at American Dream in East Rutherford, featuring more than 80 food vendors serving up a wide range of Asian cuisines, live performances, an anime and merch marketplace, live performances, a kids activity area, interactive experiences, and more.
Festival Hours:
- Friday, March 27, 4:00 pm-10:00 pm
- Saturday, March 28, 10:00 am-10:00 pm
- Sunday, March 29, 10:00 am-10:00 pm
Find more information and purchase tickets here.
Wayne PAL Antique and Collectibles Show: Sunday, April 12, 9:00 am-2:30 pm
Don’t miss your last chance this season to visit the Wayne PAL Antiques and Collectibles Show, the largest indoor antiques and collectibles show in northern New Jersey, on Sunday, April 12.
The Show features more than 150 exhibitors offering antiques, vintage items, and unique collectibles, including vintage and sterling jewelry, vintage glassware and ceramics, vintage toys and trains, antique and collectible dolls, action figures, vintage postcards, photos, artwork, military, political and sports memorabilia, collectible cards, vinyl albums, and much more!
Admission is $2 for adults, $1 for seniors 65+, and children under 12 are free, so bring the whole family. There is plenty of free parking and a full-service food counter serving breakfast, lunch, and snacks. The show takes place at Wayne PAL, 1 PAL Drive in Wayne, New Jersey. Read more about the Wayne PAL Antique and Collectibles Show.
Paramus Food Truck Festival: Sunday, April 26, 11:00 am-7:00 pm
Kick off the 2026 food truck season at the Paramus Food Truck Festival on Sunday, April 26 at Paramus Park. The event features 20+ gourmet food trucks, music, beer, sangria, margaritas, and family fun with activities for adults and kids.
Bring your own blankets and chairs and a non-perishable canned or boxed item to help support a local food pantry. Admission is $5, kids under 5 are admitted free. Dogs welcome.
Find more information here. Paramus Park is located at 700 Paramus Park i Paramus, New Jersey.
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