With over 100 street vendors and various trucks plus live music I am in!…read more It was such a beautiful afternoon, love this time of year to hit up a street fair. It is running until tomorrow, June 8th. You pretty much can have any kind of food you want, from regular fair food such as hot dogs, corn on the cob to exotic like Indian, Sushi and Filipino fare. We could only try so much. Upon arriving we were thirsty so we tried Bubble Tea. We ended up getting a green tea smoothie with fruit gelatin in it. It quenched our thirst and cooled us down. It came from Bubble Tea-licious & Smoothies World. Then on to El Lechon de Negro which is Puerto Rican pernil dishes. We had their version of Disco Fries. Golden fries smothered in pork gravy topped with their roasted pulled pork, onions, cilantro and mozzarella cheese. It is a must try though they have many dishes to wet any appetite. After walking around a bit checking out the many vendors and sitting near the band shell in the shade listening to one of the many bands playing this weekend we got hungry again. This time we went to the Filipino stand and tried their chicken BBQ and the pork egg rolls. I was still hungry so we then went to Filomena's stand and shared a rice ball it was hot and filled with I believe pancetta, it came with a side of marinara sauce to dip. Though I was trying my hardest to not go to my usual fair food of sausage & peppers and zeppoles I ended up caving in and bringing it home for dinner. The sandwiches, though seemingly pricey at $ 9 is well worth the price just for the sheer size of the sandwich. We also came across Mod Cup Coffee Stand in our journey, where we indulged in their hibiscus raspberry iced tea. It was very refreshing on such a hot day. Too bad it wraps up tomorrow but if you are in the area you should go and check it out. The crowds did not seem so bad and I can guarantee two things, one you won't be disappointed and two, you won't go home hungry.

These pictures are from 6/2/2017, Front Street Secaucus Street Fair. Very easy to spend $60 on…read morefood. The $5 kabob stand had the most crowd and it was the best. Lots of vendors selling things and even had bouncy things for kids to enjoy. Definitely worth a visit with friends and family.

Came here for a birthday party. Has a variety of attractions like arcade machines, battle bots,…read morelaser tag, etc. The place is not huge, but seems to be a good place to host birthday parties. There were 2-3 parties happening at the same time when we were there. My son had a good time overall.

Twins had an amazing time at their party. Staff was very nice and helpful. Kids left sweaty and…read moretired

Every July around 2nd week is the Carnival sponsored by Or Lady of Mt Carmel Church. From…read moreWednesday to Saturday. Music under the stars at three band stand, rides, food and games if chance. Great time and money raised is for good cause.

I'm so glad, that not only is the Bergen Performing Arts Center close to home, but it presents well…read moreknown performers, popular bands, and top notch comedians. Today, we went to see Rob Schneider. Rob put on an entertaining and sold out comedy show and sang, as well. The theater has great acoustics, comfortable seats, has been nicely renovated, and the staff members keep the attendees moving and safe. I look forward to constantly return to this great performing arts center and hope everyone does, as well.

First time I'd ever been to Bergen PAC and it was a very good experience. Go early to get parking…read moreas there's a train station lot right across the street plus lots of street parking. Sound in the venue was good and our seats, Orch Row G were excellent. We saw The Commodores and they put on a very good show. They had a bar/snacks area right in the center when you enter the theater. No merch for this performance that I could see. I will definitely add Bergen PAC to my list of concert/performance venues.

OMG I am SO THRILLED that this business has finally opened in Englewood because now I have a place…read moreto take my nieces and nephews where they can CREATE and just have FUN in a relaxed environment with other like minded children and families! I also learned that they host private events which has given me lots of ideas not just for my nieces and nephews and their friends but for myself and my friends as it could totally be an amazing space for an adult paint and sip in the evening! The owner is super friendly, knowledgeable and caring about her community too which makes me happy to support in any way I can: I am excited to see this business thrive!

Came in looking to purchase some craft items and had very friendly service. Looked like a fun spot…read morefor birthdays.

All I have to say is WoW!…read more This event was so much fun, all the fried food, caipirinhas, and exotic lovely ladies made this festival thee highlight of my labor day weekend. There were so many small groups of musicians each performing in little circles creating dancing, fun, and happiness amongst the thousands of people filling up 6th avenue. The local food and real culture could really be found on 46th st east of 6th ave. West of 6th was pretty lame. A few Brazilian restaurants and mexican bars too helped liven the experience. I really felt like I was at a carnival type of experience at this festival. It was awesome.

I don't know why this is listed as "Greenwich Village." It's on 46th St in Little Brazil in…read moremidtown... Anyway I had no idea there were this many Brazilians in NY! It was mindblowing! I arrived around 12:30 and left around 230. There were a ton of food stands with things like fried ice cream, chicken/beef/vegetable doughy things, mozzarella-stuffed pancakes, Brazilian crepes, smoothies, gyros, and more. There are also lots of stands with fake jewelry and cheap clothes. It was interesting to walk around and take in the culture and people's collective passion for their country. There was a concert going on with some singers that I presume are well-known among Brazilians. The music was fun to listen to! There was a long line to wait on if you wanted to enter the dance section of the concert but you could hear it all over the festival. Up 6th Ave, there were stands of companies whom I presume were the sponsors. There was a man walking around with a snake offering people to take photos with it for $10... there was a statue of Pele- awesome. The people were mostly Brazilian but there were definitely other kinds of people there so I didn't feel out of place at all. Overall, I really enjoyed exploring the culture and being a part of this. Think I'll stop by in the coming years!

I was at Met Life Stadium for this event a few weeks ago and witness alot of crazy. I got there a…read morebit late because I had a family function earlier that day but it rained so heavily I honestly did not miss much. The price of this event was very expensive, I mean seriously VIP tickets were $200 a day. I was lucky as can be that I won them from a twitter contest. I was shocked to be honest, both days of VIP, was very grateful. The main theme is a day time into night time RAVE, no other way to describe it. Maybe not like the ones in the Mojave desert or EDC Las Vegas but those are hard to duplicate. There was the EXPERIENCE OF 4 STAGES- 2 DAYS. 100,000 SUPPOSEDLY people there. So many smiling faces, so many women dressed very scandalous for this. There were litterally hundreds of artists there performing. Over 70 DJS in all. There were even Carnival Rides to go on for your entertainment, Interactive Art Installations and one GIGANTIC OWL. The day I was there was Saturday and there was a mess of people there. Martin Garrix was the first one I really saw I believe. He was definitely a fan favorite. He did a really long set. http://youtu.be/AmJLR_9ivqw Crazy live like in this video I was there really for the main artists like Krewella, and yes I got to see her, but was so far away. I left the VIP section early and wanted to really mingle with the people. http://youtu.be/JqVbVfhM2EY I was honestly even further back for this group, it was that packed. End of the night there was Carl Cox and Loco Dice playing together in the only inside venue. I was there for a bit and saw many pretty ladies. http://youtu.be/Q-FyhYdlcw8 I knew about Carl Cox for years so it was actually nice to finally see him. Ended up also catching about 30 minutes of AFROJACK set. He went on last and his particular stage. It was really good, and crowded so I didn;t stay whole time. http://youtu.be/5eNGO1PdxN0 This was AFROJACK in case you didn't know who he is. HARDWELL was also a main act and he did his thing too. *All in all, a great experience, and a really hot day of moving around here and there. I got some water and there were free refilling stations. I still almost felt like I was dehydrated. Had a monster drink and that helped too. I would come back again another year. Each stage was great.

I feel betrayed and lied to…read more When you purchase tickets to EDC, it says "rain or shine." It even says it on the shiny colorful tickets you get. THEY DON'T MEAN THAT, PEOPLE! On Saturday of this year, it started drizzling... raining... well, okay, fine, pouring buckets... and they made us all go inside the stadium for at least a whole hour! Liars! Can you imagine all those people huddled up in the parking lot making their way inside? Needless to say, it was a zoo. Otherwise, EDC was an incredible 2-day experience and I can't wait to go again. I didn't think I'd love it this much, especially having gone to Coachella last month and thinking this would pale in comparison. But it had the elements of Coachella that I loved while having its own qualities that made it unique. Obviously go if you're into the music (EDM, house, dance, electro house, D&B, techno, dance punk, hardstyle, dubstep), or if you just want to witness the atmosphere, I guess. Speaking of which, girls are all in crop tops, high waisted shorts, and floral headbands. Sounds cliche, but it was fun dressing up! I saw maybe 10 concerts within the 2 days, which I believe is worth the money. I also very much appreciated the real bathrooms available inside versus the standard portapotties. Beware: there is a very small variety of food (Papa John's, chicken fingers, and fries. That's it) and the prices are outrageous. $7 for French fries whatwhat! Also, security is over the top. They don't let you bring in makeup or water bottles (because apparently these things are made of ecstasy??...) Transportation that I took from NYC: metronorth from Penn Station to Secaucus, then bus from there to Metlife. $10.50 roundtrip and so easy a monkey could do it. In any case, go and dance like no one is watching!

Amazingly beautiful pier…read more Some of the best views of the city are from here. I can come by this pier & relax honestly for the remainder of my life. Will for sure be back. Also, there is a great public art of a giant bottle called Pier 96 Bottle.