Gateway Region - Annual Events

Annual Events

There are re-occurring events throughout the year in the Gateway including street fairs, First Nights, Summer stock theatre, county fairs, fireworks, and other festivals. Among them are:

  • All Points West Music & Arts Festival
  • The Bamboozle
  • Black Maria Film Festival
  • Cherry Blossom Festival in Branch Brook Park
  • Cuban Parade of New Jersey
  • Philippine Fiesta at Meadowlands Exposition Center
  • Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festival
  • German-American Volksfest
  • Hambletonian, the first leg of the Trotting Triple Crown, at Meadowlands Racetrack
  • Hoboken Film Festival
  • Hudson County Film and Video Festival
  • Hudson River Waterfront Marathon
  • Hungarian Festival
  • Jersey City Pride
  • Macy's Fireworks Spectacular on Independence Day
  • Newark Black Film Festival
  • New Jersey Jewish Film Festival, spring
  • New Jersey Film Festival
  • New Jersey Independent South Asian Cine Fest
  • New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association
  • New Jersey Folk Festival
  • Passion Play at Park Theater
  • Portugal Day Festival also known as Portugal Day Feast or Chop Fest
  • Rutgers Agricultural Field Day
  • Santakrusan Procession
  • State Fair Meadowlands

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