Published 10:10pm  MONTCLAIR, NJ - This weekend, Mark Sceurman and Mark Moran, publishers of Weird N.J. Magazine, are hosting the first annual StrangeXchange in collaboration with The Aquarian Weekly. The "pop-up flea market" will take place Saturday, June 20, from 11am to 5pm at at the historic Wellmont Theatre, located at 5 Seymour Street, in Montclair. Tickets Tickets will be available at the event and are also available online here.
There will be over 40 vendors selling cool stuff, music, a bar, food trucks and Circus Rejects Entertainment! Weird NJ publishers Mark and Mark will be hanging out, selling and signing weird stuff.
Published 7:10am  Credit: Carolyne Volpe Curley WEST CALDWELL, NJ - For the fourth year, West Caldwell resident Sophia Pedrazzi will be hosting "Sophia's Funds for Friends Lemonade, Art and Toy Sale" as a benefit for her friends who suffer from severe medical issues. The event will take place Saturday, June 13, from 9am to 3pm, at her home located at 90 Ravine Ave, West Caldwell. Since the summer of 2012, Sophia has raised over $3,800 which she has completely donated to her two causes. “After explaining the concept of fundraising to her,  Credit: Carolyne Volpe Curley With the help of her mother, Sophia started the sale to benefit two of her young friends Rafaella Kopelan and Owen Wevodau, who are ill. “I feel that what I am doing is important because it teaches people Friends of the Roseland Library Book Sale; Saturday, June 6; 12:30pm to 6pm; 20 Roseland Avenue6/5/2015
Published 4:00pm  ROSELAND, NJ - This weekend, the Roseland Library will be offering a Book Sale in conjunction with the Borough's Annual County Fair. Hosted by the Friends of the Roseland Free Public Library, the Sale will take place inside the library on Saturday, June 6, from 12:30pm to 6pm at the library located at 20 Roseland Avenue, Roseland. Further Information
Roseland Free Public Library Library Director: Christopher Lee 20 Roseland Avenue Roseland, NJ 07068 973-226-8636 Website Hours
 WEST ORANGE, NJ - In an effort to raise money for the Barnabas Health Hospice and Palliative Care Center, "Superheroes for Hospice Charity" comic book sale will take place this weekend. Offering many different types of adult and children's comic books and graphic novels, along with related toys and t-shirts, the sale will also feature comic book creators and sketch artists. The free event will take place on Saturday, May 30 from 10am to 6pm, at the Barnabas Health Office, 95 Old Short Hills Road, West Orange. Thousands of comic books will be on sale, from Archie to Vertigo, including books for children and adults. Also on sale will be graphic novels, action figures, toys, superhero t-shirts and comics from the 50s, 60s and 70s. Scheduled to appear is a variety of comic book creators, sketch artists and caricaturists including Paul Castiglia, Paris Cullins, Stephen Coughlin, Vincent DelVecchio, Jr., Sean Douglas, Darrell "The Nightray" Goza, Michael Grassia, Alex Lowe, David E. McClain, Jonathan Miller, Will Torres, Emilio Velez, Jr., and Neil Vokes.
Further Information Superheroes for Hospice Charity Volunteer Coordinator Spiro Ballas 973-322-4866
Published 11:17pm  CALDWELL, NJ - Saint Aloysius Parish is hosting their annual "Fair Trade Sale and Catholic Book Sale" this weekend in their gymnasium, located at 219 Bloomfield Avenue, Caldwell. Certified Fair Trade goods come from farmers and workers who are justly compensated and the practice in turn helps farmers in developing countries build sustainable businesses that positively influence their communities. The event runs from 7:30am to 7:30pm, Sunday, Dec. 7. Fair Trade Fair Trade is based on respecting the life and dignity of the human person. It represents an alternative approach to trading that is rooted in a commitment to cherish and uphold the sacredness and dignity of every person. Fair Trade ensures that artisans and farmers and workers in the Fair Trade system are paid fairly, regardless of what might be happening to their counterpart in the conventional economy. Fair Trade companies purchase Fair Trade items as directly as possible from the people who created them to help ensure that they are not exploited by predatory intermediaries. It promotes mutually respectful long-term trading relationships with disadvantaged producers around the world. Verona Public Library Book Sale, Thursday, Dec. 4 to Monday, Dec. 8; 17 Gould Street, Verona12/2/2014
Published 6:38pm  VERONA, NJ - The Friends of the Verona Public Library have announced that, for the 31st year, the Annual Book Sale will take place this week in the Jack Foley Room of the library, located at 17 Gould Street, Verona. This regularly well attended event features thousands of books and DVDs for adults, teens, and children. The sale will run from Thursday, Dec. 4 until Monday, Dec. 8. All monies raised will directly support The Friends of the Verona Public Library which supplements the budget, services and public relations efforts of the library. Adult books range from 50 cents to $2 and childrens books are mostly priced at 50 cents. On Thursday evening, guests who wish to shop at the presale event need to spend a minimum of $10. On Sunday, shoppers can fill a library bag with books for $5 and on Monday for $3; cash and checks are accepted. Teachers showing identification are welcome to get one bag of books for free on Monday. “The Verona community has once again been extremely generous Schedule
Further Information
Verona Public Library Friends of the Verona Public Library President Christine McGrath 201-988-2404 Verona Public Library 17 Gould Street Verona, NJ 07044 973-857-4848 Website |
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