Start the month with 4th of July parades, celebrations and fireworks, and then gear up for 4-H county fairs, many of which have no entry fee. Here are more events with free admission in July.
July 1-6
Bucks Fever Art & Sculpture Exhibition
Peddler’s Village, Lahaska, PA
Check out an extensive showcase of fine art and sculptures created by regional artists.
July 1 – August 31
Safari in Sand
Peddler’s Village, Lahaska, PA
There will be a spectacular display of safari-themed sand sculptures, both large and small.
Saturdays and Sundays in July
Butterfly House
Middlesex County EARTH Center, South Brunswick
See hundreds of beautiful butterflies as they fly around the exhibit.
Sundays in July
Free Guided Garden Tours
New Jersey Botanical Garden, Ringwood
A docent will lead you on a tour of what’s blooming around the gardens.
Select Dates, July to September 10
Middlesex County’s Music-in-the-Park Free Summer Concert Series
Wednesdays, through September 10, Raritan Bay Waterfront Park, South Amboy
Wednesdays, July 2 to August 27, Thompson Park, Jamesburg/Monroe Twp.
Sundays, July 6 to August 24, Spring Lake Park, South Plainfield
Thursdays, August 7 and 14, Joseph Medwick Park, Carteret
July 24 at Spring Lake Park and August 21 at Johnson Park – Children’s Summer Series
Bring a lawn chair and snacks and listen to live music played at these free family outdoor summer concerts.
July 3
Ocean City Sand Sculpting Contest
6th Street Beach, Ocean City
Kids, teens, adults and families can build their own sand sculptures, and then have them judged for prizes.
July 3, 4, 6
Paramus 4th of July
Firefighters and police officers battle it out on the softball field on July 3. The parade kicks off at 9 am on Friday. The food truck festival and fireworks show take place on Sunday, hosted by the Paramus Volunteer Fire Department.
July 4
Fourth of July Celebration & Parade
The Village of Ridgefield Park
The Ridgefield Park July 4th parade was founded in 1894, and is the longest consecutive running 4th of July parade in New Jersey, and one of the oldest parades in the United States. The day begins with a reading of the Declaration of Independence and a flag-raising ceremony, followed by the Baby & Youth Parade and the Main Civic Parade, and then a nighttime concert and fireworks display with the Rutherford Community Band.
OceanFest
Long Branch
One of the biggest Fourth of July celebrations in NJ takes place along the beach, complete with music, activities, food trucks, live bands, and fireworks at dusk.
Jersey City Night Market: July 4 Fireworks & Food Festival
City Hall – Ancillary Lot, Jersey City
There will be more than 80 food vendors, creators and makers; plus family-friendly activities. A DJ will be stationed on every block. Certain bar areas will be set up for adults. Watch the fireworks show over the Hudson River.
Independence Day Parade
Haddon Twp.
Watch as bands, floats, fire trucks, pets and bikes travel along Haddon Avenue to Crystal Lake Avenue in their patriotic best, ending at the Crystal Lake Pool Complex where the first 300 attendees get free hot dogs. You can swim in the pool, too.
Fourth of July Festival
Morven Museum & Garden and Princeton Battlefield State Park, Princeton
Stop by Morven for artmaking, garden tours, face painting; music from the Vintage Vibe Tribe, food trucks, and a chance to sign the Declaration of Independence. At Princeton Battlefield State Park, visit the historic Clarke House and hear a reading of the Declaration of Independence.
Freedom Festival
Wiggins Park, Camden
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductees The Spinners will perform their hit songs, along with Matt Cappy & Friends. The night closes with a fireworks spectacular.
Hoboken July 4th
Pier A Park, Hoboken
There will be live bands, DJs, a beer garden and food trucks. You’ll have riverfront views of both the Macy’s and Jersey City fireworks.
Bergen County’s Star Spangled Spectacular
Overpeck County Park, Ridgefield Park
The second annual patriotic afternoon has children’s activities, two dozen food trucks, a beer and wine garden, and fireworks over Overpeck Creek – plus the return of the New Jersey Wind Symphony with a performance of Tchaikovsky’s “1812 Overture,” complete with live artillery from Howitzer cannons.
Long Branch Poetry Festival
Pier Village, Boardwalk Gazebo, Long Branch
Monmouth County’s Poet Laureate Emanuel di Pasquale will be joined by other poets for a massive poetry reading.
Open Studio Jewelry Making
The Eclectic Chic Boutique, Montclair
As part of the Free First Friday series, this month’s activity will provide jewelry making tools, a bead board, beads, thread and needles so you can finish the project you’re currently working on.
July 4th Sha-BBQ
Temple Sholom, Scotch Plains
All are welcome to this community barbecue, which will be followed by an outdoor Shabbat Service.
Red, White & Blueberries BBQ Bash
Peddler’s Village, Lahaska, PA
While you celebrate Independence Day, you can also show your love for New Jersey’s state fruit (National Blueberry Month is July). The festival will include all-American grilled favorites, a petting zoo, a balloon toss, three-legged races, a watermelon-eating contest, the Stars & Stripes Strut, and musical performers. Throughout July, Peddler’s Village restaurants, eateries, and tasting rooms will feature blueberry-themed food and drink specials.
A Revolutionary Celebration: Independence Day on the Raritan
East Jersey Old Town Village, Piscataway
Step back in time and celebrate Independence Day on the banks of the Raritan River. The day will kick off with the inaugural Revolutionary Celebration Run 5K race, followed by historical stories presented by reenactors, patriotic-themed music, a fife and drum performance, and food. You’ll also have access to the nearby Cornelius Low House Museum.
July 4-6
Boardwalk Craft Show
Wildwoods Boardwalk, Wildwood
Rain or shine, “the boards” of the boardwalk will be lined with tents and booths of vendors selling handcrafted jewelry, home decor, unique artwork and other beach-themed treasures.
Sports Card, Toys, Comics and Collectibles Show
Wildwoods Convention Center, Wildwood
The expo will feature more than 200 tables of sports cards, non-sports cards, toys, comic books, Pokémon, Funko Pops, Yu-Gi-Oh, Magic, Beanie Babies, videos, jerseys, books, posters, coins, T-shirts, LEGOs, antiques, and more.
July 4-8
Heritage Weekend: History Was Made Here
Trenton
Highlights of the weekend include a Democracy Day picnic, walking tours, museum tours, history chats, and the 249th annual proclamation of the Declaration of Independence on July 8 at 12 pm on Warren Street – which is at the same location and time as the first reading of the Declaration in Trenton in 1776. Check the schedule, since certain programs are free of charge.
Fridays, July 4 – September 5
Sunset Sips & Sounds
Terhune Orchards, Princeton
Come to the historic apple orchard for wine, music and food. Music styles range from jazz and blues to folk and rock and will change artists each week.
July 5
Evening Blacksmithing
Howell Living History Farm, Hopewell Twp.
Learn about the finer points of shaping metal when blacksmith Daniel Lapidow fires up the forge and heats wrought iron for bending, hammering and sharpening.
Countdown to 250
Wicoff House Museum, Plainsboro
This Independence Day celebration – featuring crafts, games, a scavenger hunt, guided tours, fireworks and snowcones – is the kickoff to a year-long celebration of America’s 250th anniversary in 2026.
July 5-6
Bank of America Museums on Us Weekend
Multiple Locations
Bank of America, Merrill and Bank of America Private Bank cardholders can receive free general admission to various cultural attractions on the first full weekend of each month.
July 5, 11, 18 and 25
Whitesbog Blueberry Summer Fest
Whitesbog Historic Farm & Village, Browns Mills
Take a trip to the Pine Barrens to pick a pint of blueberries, listen to live music, buy a blueberry pie, and learn about the beloved state fruit in its birthplace. The themes are: Red, White & BLUEberries on July 5, Dog Days of Summer on July 11, BLUEgrass & BLUEberries on July 18, and The Jersey Devil on July 25.
Saturdays, July 5-26
Summer STEAM Programs
Newark Public Library, Newark
Dress your kids ages 5 to 10 in something that can get messy, because this program lets kids dive into hands-on science, technology, engineering, art, and math projects each week. Parents must attend, too.
Mondays, July and August
Kids Takeover
Outside Chocolate Works, on the Broadwalk, Red Bank
Every Monday afternoon, kids ages 2-8 can bring their bikes and scooters to play along the Broadwalk. There will also be games and sidewalk chalk drawings.
July 8 to August 29 (Tuesdays to Saturdays)
Free Weekly Summer Programs
New Jersey State Museum, Trenton
Each day has a different themed program. Tuesday and Wednesday are storytime with crafts, Wednesdays and Fridays are drop-in activities at the Imagination Studio, and Thursdays are crafts from the activity cart.
July 9
Country Line Dancing with Paul Stoddard
Pioneer Plaza, Morristown
Put on your cowboy boots for a honky-tonk evening of country line dancing with DJ and dance instructor Paul Stoddard.
July 9-12
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Feast
Town Hall Park, Lyndhurst
Aside from rides, games, entertainment and lots of Italian food, a procession in honor of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel takes place on July 9, and the carnival coincides with Lyndhurst’s Free Summer Concert Series “Music Under the Stars.”
July 10
Cruisin’ to Cure MS Car Show
Adventure Crossing USA – The Dome, Jackson Twp.
On the second and fourth Thursdays of June to September, there will be car show theme nights, including live music, entertainment, and food and drinks inside the golf, video game and entertainment complex. Tonight’s theme is Cars & Stripes, with patriotic and military vehicles.
July 10-12
Randolph Freedom Festival
County College of Morris, Morris Twp.
There will be live music, amusements, carnival games, a beer garden, mechanical rides, and food trucks. The fireworks take place Saturday night.
July 11
Wildwood Crest Amateur Sand Sculpting Festival
Heather Street Pier, Wildwood Crest
Watch as pros turn 15 tons of sand into incredible sculptures and castles – then pick up a shovel and create your own.
Legacy Ball
NJPAC, Newark
As part of Newark’s LGBTQ+ Pride Festival, the Legacy Ball is a free ballroom event that honors Black and Latinx queer culture that shapes the dance floor.
July 11-13
New Jersey Jeep Invasion
Wildwoods Convention Center, Wildwood
The largest gathering of Jeeps in the Northeast fills the beach with more than 2,000 Jeeps, plus over 100 of the top vendors in the industry. You can check out the parked cars or watch as they fly through a beach obstacle course.
New Jersey State Barbecue Championship and Anglesea Blues Festival
2nd and Olde Jersey avenues, North Wildwood
Barbecue teams from around the country will show off their grill skills, cooking up pork, ribs, chicken and brisket in a BBQ competition. Top Blues musical acts will play on the free outdoor main stage, as well as in neighboring clubs and pubs. There will also be open-air markets set up on each day.
July 12
Neshanic Station Car Show
Neshanic Station Bridge, Branchburg
The car show runs at the same time as the farmers market, so you can shop for fresh foods you can eat while walking through the car displays. Trophies are usually awarded for Best Original, Best Customized, and Best Of Show.
Evening Animal Chores
Howell Living History Farm, Hopewell Twp.
Help farmers feed and water the animals, bring in the sheep from the pasture, collect eggs in the henhouse, grind corn in the barn, scrub and fill water tubs, and clean the horses’ stalls for tomorrow’s breakfast.
Yacht Rocking!
Vermella, Garwood Station
Part of Main Street Pops monthly artisan market pop-ups, this event will have a live DJ, pop-up market, food vendors, artisan vendors and Yacht Rock music.
City of Water Day
Multiple locations
More than 70 free events take place across NJ and NY to celebrate the importance of the waterfront, including free kayaking, rowing and hands-on workshops.
Pride Fest in the Park
Huddy Park, Highlands
There will be live music, entertainment, a wine and beer garden, food trucks and specialty vendors.
Afrobeat Fest
Military Park, Newark
This year’s highlights include live performances by the Zawadi Dance Troupe, interactive drumming classes, local vendors, and the Afro Taco West African food truck.
July 12-13
Haddonfield Crafts and Fine Art Festival
Kings Highway, Haddonfield
For 30+ years the festival takes over Kings Highway across many streets, with more than 200 artists showcasing their works. Restaurants and shops along the way will have deals and specials.
Battle on the Beach Flag Football Tournament
Beaches of The Wildwoods
The tournament attracts over 200 teams traveling up and down the East Coast for a five vs. five beach flag football for boys and girls ages 5-17, as well as adults. You can sit on the sand and watch as the players compete.
Boardwalk Craft Show
Wildwoods Boardwalk, Wildwood
Rain or shine, “the boards” of the boardwalk will be lined with tents and booths of vendors selling handcrafted jewelry, home decor, unique artwork and other beach-themed treasures.
Maplewoodstock Music and Art Festival
Memorial Park, Maplewood
Musicians will perform everything from rock to reggae, R&B to jazz, grunge to Latin, and pop to Americana. In addition to 9 hours of music each day, the festival also features approximately 20 food vendors, 60 art vendors, 20 Kidzone vendors, and a beer and wine garden. For this year’s 20th festival, the 20 Under 20 Art Exhibit showcases the artwork of 20 local artists under the age of 20.
July 13
WQXR Classical Kids Fair
Chambers Plaza at NJPAC, Newark
New York’s classical music station WQXR (105.9 FM) introduces kids ages 4-10 to classical music through live performances, workshops, arts and crafts, and other hands-on experiences. This musical fair includes performanced by New Jersey Symphony Chamber Players, Nimbus Dance, Paterson Music Project, and Keys 2 Success. Kids can try their hand playing different instruments, make an egg shaker maraca or baton, and join a beat-making workshop or drum circle. There will be musical storytime, dragon performances, and a mobile classroom. At night, listen to the New Jersey Symphony play the soundtrack of “How to Train Your Dragon” live while the movie appears on the big screen.
Main Street Pops Artisan Market Summer Pop-Up
Pier A Walkway, Hoboken
There will be dozens of artisan vendors, live music and food vendors.
Newark Pride Festival
Mulberry Commons Park, Newark
This inclusive celebration of love, identity and resilience includes a vibrant parade led by Grand Marshal Jae Quinlan, bead bracelet-making for the kids, other family-friendly activities, a wellness tent, and performances by Milan Garçon, the Artist, and the legendary Dawn Richard.
Liberty Hose Red Bank Firefighter Car Show
White Street parking lot, Red Bank
Classic cars and hot rods will be on display in honor of Bob (Doc) Holiday. There will be food, a DJ and an awards presentation.
July 14-20
Visit Atlantic City Soar & Shore Festival
Atlantic City
After a two-year hiatus, the popular airshow will return to the shoreline this summer, with flyover aerial acrobatics high in the air on July 15 and 16. On other days, activities and events on the ground include a car show, a fishing championship, a silent movie, a competitive stair-climbing game show, and fireworks.
July 15-16
Pirate School! Show
Casino Pier, Seaside Heights
“Pirate School: Sea Dreams!” gets the kids involved in a swashbuckling adventure of bubble play, magic, eccentric props, the appearance of the world’s only wearable pirate ship, and a score of cartoon-like sound effects created by Richard Spooner, the sound designer of “Bob The Builder” and “Chuggington.”
Wednesday, July 16
Wheaton Wednesdays
Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center, Millville
The arts center will be open late, and offer free art activities, plus design contests in the Glass and Pottery Studios. Step inside the Museum of American Glass for special exhibit tours, visit the Folklife Center for special programming, participate in a campus-wide scavenger hunt, listen to live music, and have some food.
Woodbridge 2025 Downtown Cruise
Main Street, Woodbridge
Downtown Woodbridge and the Woodbridge Downtown Merchants support this block party that includes family activities and trophies awarded to the hottest cars.
Thursday, July 17
Englewood Night Market
East Palisade Avenue, Englewood
The ultimate block party is on. There will be dancing in the streets, 50+ food vendors, an outdoor bar, music, live DJs, carnival games, vendors, local non-profit spotlights, prizes and giveaways. Note: the festival was moved to its rain date of July 17.
New Brunswick Car Show
George Street, New Brunswick
New Brunswick’s City Center will be lined up with hot cars, plus bands performing live music (walk down to Monument Square at 2 Livingston Ave.), and specials at the shops and restaurants along the street.
Cruisin’ To Cure MS: Pistons, Pizza & Pasta
Adventure Crossing USA, Jackson Twp.
The car show will include a pizza making contest judged by tomato pie expert Johnny C, Italian and European rides, live music, games and awards/trophies.
July 18
West Point Band Free Outdoor Concert
Wallington High School, Wallington
Musical members of the U.S. Army will perform a free concert, Music Under the Stars, on the football field.
July 18-20
Oval Office Project
The Museum at Dey Mansion, Wayne
The living history event shows off General George Washington’s sleeping marquee, dining tent, baggage tent, and common tents that served as his mobile headquarters during the Revolutionary War. You may even spot the future president at the site of his 1780 visit to the Preakness Valley. This special weekend will feature living historians in period attire as they clean muskets, prepare meals, drill for battle, and present a variety of demonstrations that bring Revolutionary-era America to life.
New Jersey Bronco Invasion
Rio Grande Avenue Beach, Wildwood
The all-Bronco event includes daily parking on the beach for registered Broncs, access to the industry’s top vendors, and an opportunity to play on the beach obstacle course.
July 19
Animal Show with Rizzo’s Wildlife World
Deer Path Park, Flemington
Get up close and personal with insects, frogs, turtles, lizards, small mammals, a baby alligator, and a large python. You’ll have a chance to gently touch the backs of some animals.
Family Fun Day
Museum of Early Trades & Crafts, Madison
Out in front of the museum will be a bounce house, a juggling show, bubbles on the lawn, face painting, water games and food trucks. You get free admission to the museum, plus kids can do crafts inside the Education Annex.
Christmas in July
The Shops at Riverside, Hackensack
Santa is swapping snow for a tropical summer spin on Christmas. Activities include photos with Santa, who will be decked out in a festive Hawaiian shirt and khakis; balloon twisting and coloring activities; “cool downs” with sweet treats; activations from Sephora and L’Occitance; and giveaways.
Loud Garden Music Festival
Lincoln Park, Jersey City
Global sounds, Jersey roots and all genres of DJ music will come from the music stages. Food trucks will sell jerk chicken, empanadas, sliders and more. Shop from local Jersey makers and connect with NJ artists at the Artist Hub.
Evening Animal Chores
Howell Living History Farm, Hopewell Twp.
Help farmers feed and water the animals, bring in the sheep from the pasture, collect eggs in the henhouse, grind corn in the barn, scrub and fill water tubs, and clean the horses’ stalls for tomorrow’s breakfast.
Somerset County’s History on the Green
Somerset County Courthouse Green, Somerville
See Revolutionary War-era history come to life at this pop-up encampment, where you will meet soldiers, General George Washington and his wife Martha, and colonial artisans working their crafts. There will be cannon and musket firing demonstrations, colonial toys and games you can play, and music from the time period.
July 19-20
Boardwalk Craft Show
Wildwoods Boardwalk, Wildwood
Rain or shine, “the boards” of the boardwalk will be lined with tents and booths of vendors selling handcrafted jewelry, home decor, unique artwork and other beach-themed treasures.
July 20
Wellness on the Block Party
S. Fullerton Avenue, Montclair
The schedule of events includes kids yoga, adult yoga, Pilates, physical therapy, a dance performance, crafts, vendors and food.
Dippin’ Dots National Ice Cream Day Celebration
American Dream, East Rutherford
There will be free Dippin’ Dots, games, giveaways, and exclusive swag during a day-long celebration of National Ice Cream Day.
July 23
Bollywood Dance Party with DJ Arjun
Pioneer Plaza, Morristown
Born in Mumbai, DJ Arjun is known for his Bollywood and Top 40 dance music mix. B2Z Dance School will bring their Bollywood moves. Mehndikalogie will design henna art.
The Little Mermen Concert
Plainsboro Twp. Buildings, Plainsboro
Before the ultimate Disney tribute band for kids takes the stage, there will be face painting, games and inflatables. Everyone is encouraged to dress up as their favorite Disney character.
Bollywood Dance Party
Pioneer Park at Headquarters Plaza, Morristown
Born in Mumbai, DJ Arjun is known for bringing Bollywood and Top 40 dance music mixes to the dance floor. B2Z Dance School brings the rhythm of Bollywood moves. Mehndikalogie will provide designs of henna art.
July 24
Cruisin’ to Cure MS Car Show
Adventure Crossing USA – The Dome, Jackson Twp.
On the second and fourth Thursdays of June to September, there will be car show theme nights, including live music, entertainment, and food and drinks inside the golf, video game and entertainment complex. Tonight’s theme is Redneck Rodeo, with trucks, tractors and 4x4s on display.
July 24-25
Premier League Experience
The Rink at American Dream, East Rutherford
Before the 2025 Premier League Summer Series kicks off next month, fans can see the iconic Premier League Trophy, meet league players and mascots, compete in soccer challenges and shop for new merch.
July 24-27
Santa’s Summer Holiday
Peddler’s Village, Lahaska, PA
Santa and Mrs. Claus are taking a mid-summer vacay at The Golden Plough Inn. While at Peddler’s Village, you’ll find them eating at restaurants, shopping in the boutiques and enjoying summer activities. Catch them on a photo hunt for a special prize. Say “hi” during the Safari Party or murder-mystery dinner. Kids will have “snow” much fun at the free snow-foam party.
July 25
Nature Board Game Night
Plainsboro Preserve, Cranbury
Choose from a selection of nature puzzles and board games, or bring a puzzle or game from home to play and share with others.
July 26
Hungarian Artisan Market
American Hungarian Foundation, New Brunswick
There will be Hungarian food and dessert vendors, Magyar apparel, and new product vendors each month.
Hub City Holiday Presents Christmas in July
New Brunswick
Take selfies with Santa, show off your snowball throwing skills at the dunk tank, compete in lawn games, build snow-free sandcastles and snowmen in sand pits, write a Letter to Santa, and sing along to holiday hits with DJ Runthefade.
Artisan Market
Bergen Town Center, Paramus
Take a stroll through this market in the mall, featuring 25+ artisans and vendors selling handcrafted jewelry, home decor, pet products, sweet treats, handmade gifts and more.
North Wildwood Christmas in July with Santa
North Wildwood Beach
Take a photo with Santa, ask for a candy cane, sing along to live holiday music, decorate your beach blanket, and create your own reindeer games.
Wildwood Crest Christmas in July Festival & Boat Parade
Sunset Lake, near Atlanta and New Jersey avenues, Wildwood Crest
During the festival, Jamison peforms holiday-themed songs, pop and rock hits. There will be magic and variety shows, face painting, free photos with Santa and food vendors. Approximately 40 boats decorated for the Christmas season will travel through Sunset Lake.
‘The Fantastic Four’ Movie Release Party
MarketFair, Princeton
This free event will include interactive characters, photo ops, a craft activity and a sweepstakes.
July 26-27
Mercer County 4-H Fair & Wheat Threshing
Howell Living History Farm, Hopewell Twp.
The fair includes animal shows and exhibits, homemade ice cream, hayrides, pony rides, music, magic shows, and farm tours. Check out displays by the Rutgers Master Gardeners of Mercer County, Mercer County Wildlife Center Friends, Mid-State Beekeepers Association, and more.
Wildwood Co-Ed Beach Ultimate Tournament
Beach areas from Montgomery to Schellenger avenues and Oak to Magnolia avenues, Wildwood
Known as the world’s largest beach Frisbee tournament, the 33rd annual event will bring in more than 400 teams from all over the world. It’s a 4-v-4 co-ed team competition for players of all skill levels, ages 18 and over. There will be an additional high school division on Sunday only. There’s a cost to play, but it’s free to watch from the sidelines.
July 29
Wildwoods Loves Waddlers Baby Waddle Contest
In front of Wildwoods Convention Center, Wildwood
Infants and toddlers 24 months and younger will show off their speed-crawling skills. Each kid will be placed in the center of a colorful 45-foot-diameter circle and encouraged by their parents to crawl or waddle to the edge. The first in each category to wind up outside of the circle will be declared the winner and will receive a family of four pack to Morey’s Amusement Piers and Water Parks.
July 30
Baby Parade
Wildwoods Convention Center, along the Boardwalk, to Cedar Avenue, Wildwood
Kids 12 and under will parade 10 blocks, with judges handing out awards near Morey’s Piers: Cutest Baby Boy (under 12 months, undecorated stroller), Cutest Baby Girl (under 12 months, undecorated stroller), Individual Best Dressed, Best Themed Group, Small Float (decorated wagon or stroller), and Large Float.
July 31
Downtown Thursdays David Cassidy Historical Marker ’70s Dance Party
Franklin Street, West Orange (in front of Washington Elementary School)
As part of a two-day celebration of ‘Partridge Family’ teen idol David Cassidy, you’re invited to dress in your retro best and go back in time for a block party that celebrates all things ’70s. There will be dancing in the streets, a beer and wine garden, food trucks, vendors, and more in honor of David Cassidy. Photographer Henry Diltz will hold a meet-and-greet, while pop culture historian Johnny Ray Miller will autograph his books.
Editor’s Note: Always check times, dates and weather updates before heading out.
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