I've been to the Witches Ball twice now -- once on a date-date (last year) and once on a…read morefriend-date (this year). If you're on a date, you'll probably want to make a reservation at the spooky Robin's Nest Restaurant at the opening of the outdoor festival, before meandering through the creepy, dark streets brimming with interesting characters. If you're on a friend date, you may want to avoid the intimate restaurant and head straight to the beer garden, the creepy teddy bear shop, or the ghost hunter store. Or, of course, the VooDoo Bar. Like the others have said, do NOT bring your kids here. You're ruining it for everyone when you do that crap. Two downfalls (aside from the kid infestation) of the event: -Lack of bathrooms -Lack of food vendors I stood in a line for some beautiful porta potties for what felt like a really-really long time. The guy behind me in line kept drunkenly yelling at the people in the stalls... as if they really wanted to take their time and enjoy themselves in there or something. After finally relieving myself, I then spent an absurd amount of time waiting for some chicken tenders. Get some more food vendors and bathroom options, Witches Ball, and you're golden. See you next year!

The Witches Ball is one of the many reasons why Halloween is my favorite holiday. Once a year the…read moretown of Mount Holly transforms into a Halloween wonderland of sorts. There are crafters, vendors, food, and definitely plenty of drinks. The cornerstone of this event in my opinion is the costume contest. People go all out for this and it's really a sight to see! Every year it seems to attract more and more visitors. For this reason, I hope they get better at accommodating more visitors as it took an inordinate amount of time this year to get a drink. But it is still a blast and shouldn't be missed by the Halloween enthusiasts in the greater Philadelphia area!

Great place to see a show…read more Tribute to Barbra was fabulous!! So enjoyable. She sounded, acted and looked so much her. Would definitely go to see her again.

Holy moly! Saw the Elton John's/ Billy Joel show…read moreNothing short of AMAZING ON STEROIDS!! The music was so exact that it took me back to the days of listening to both artists. You NEED to see this show. Actually it deserves 6 Treat yourself to an amazing time and experience!!

I hadn't been to a renaissance fair in probably twenty or thirty years, but an acquaintance of mine…read morewas working this fair and posted about it on Facebook, so I decided to bring my girlfriend and 11-year-old son with me for something to do on a Saturday afternoon. I don't have much to compare it to, but all I know is we had a blast! It was raining steadily all day, which did absolutely nothing to dampen the spirits of everyone there. Tons of hardy people were still wandering the grounds, many in incredible and elaborate costumes. Everyone was in such a great mood, it was hard not to be swept up in all of it. The fair was enormous, with something to see and do around every corner. Seven stages with official shows, plenty of games, live animals, a blacksmith demonstration, tons of food, etc. My son particularly loved getting to throw spears and daggers, as well as a free whip lesson. We happily wandered the grounds for several hours and easily forgot about the miserable cold and wet weather. Can't wait for next year!

First ren faire and I have to say...I was disappointed but I still may go again next year. Didn't…read morefind out about this happening until 2 weekends in so ended up going the last weekend and unfortunately it was raining. Maybe it would've been better if the weather was nice but I still think it could've been a better experience - definitely buy your tickets online ahead of time, I bought mine at the door and it was 30 not 25 - plan ahead of time. Apparently they have different acts every weekend and some weekends have celebrity performers. If I knew about this ahead of time I would've gone 2nd weekend and the ticket price would've been worth it - feel free to dress up as extra as you want, honestly seeing all the costumes was my favorite part of the whole experience - food is overpriced as per usual - most of the acts were disappointing but that made have been partially due to the rain - it's mostly a fair for vendors to sell costumes and whatnot

The Medford Arts Center was a very nice discovery! I attended a function there this week and was…read moresurprised to find a nice array of art work for sale at moderate prices. The walls displayed a nice variety of art pieces, for example, paintings, photos and artistic collages. I attended a "men's Christmas gift" event, complete with a "pop-up bar" for tasting fine bourbons and beer - super fun. There were at least 5 handmade jewelry artists displaying and discussing their work. I was pleasantly surprised to find several pieces that will make fine gifts! Stopped back with my wife last night and found the staff were preparing for another event "art walk" which included wine tasting and cheese plate. The jewelry was displayed in glass cases and an awesome array of wall art, really world-class. The local artists can be contacted to see additional work if you like their style. So nice to know this is right in downtown Medford!

I only stayed for about 20 minutes, but even in that short time I could feel the calm, welcoming…read morevibe at Medford Arts Center. I felt accepted and comfortable right away. The people were friendly and down-to-earth--not stuffy or walking around with their noses in the air and a stick up their... well, you know. I'd definitely like to come back and spend more time there. I only give it 4 stars because I'm not an Art-east person set

I recently attended a six year old's birthday party. When you first walk in, it's very loud and…read morehectic, which is expected for a trampoline park but can feel a bit overwhelming. They offer finger foods like pizza, wings, and mozzarella sticks. You can have a party in their party rooms. The party rooms are time limited (about two hours or less), and while the staff isn't rude, they do come in frequently to remind you how much time is left. It makes the transition feel a little rushed. Once your time is up, you're kindly moved out. There is seating outside the party rooms, but there aren't enough tables to comfortably accommodate everyone. They do have lockers for your belongings, a small arcade area, and separate trampoline sections based on age, which is a big plus for safety. The food was average at best. The pizza wasn't great, and the mozzarella sticks were just okay like pre- frozen. Another downside is the parking lot. The plaza also has a Chuck E. Cheese, a nail spa, and an Olive Garden, so parking can be pretty chaotic especially on weekends when birthday parties are happening everywhere. Overall, it's fine if you just want to bring kids to jump and burn energy. Personally, I wouldn't choose it as a party venue because the time feels limited and rushed. Would I attend another party there? Probably. But once the two hours are up, I'm heading out.

Place is fine. However the thrill of trampolines runs out after like 20 mins. They have this kids…read moresection with a cool play area with a tube jungle gym. If that was like 5x bigger this place would be awesome. Now it's just boring.

I've been here twice - once about 15 years ago, and again last night on an absolutely perfect fall…read morenight with my 11-year-old son. It was a blast! After taxes and fees, tickets for a 7:00 time slot on Friday were $49 apiece. Definitely expensive, but I felt we easily got our money's worth. It's in the middle of nowhere south of Mullica Hill. We got there around 6:40 and parking was easy with floodlights in the lot and many signs and attendants guiding cars. There are four different attractions included in the ticket. It starts with a hayride, then onto three different areas that you walk through. Each area is an absolute assault on the senses: loud music and sound effects, actors jump scaring you, running at you screaming with chainsaws, flashing lights and bursts of fire everywhere. Definitely fun but not for the faint of heart. Everything here is truly next level from the costumes and makeup on the actors, to the pyro technics, to the hundreds of animatronics, and the overall attention to detail in the set designs. Afterwards they have campfires to sit by and lots of food for purchase. It was really nice to sit and just people watch and enjoy the atmosphere. Just an all around classic South Jersey Halloween experience that everyone should try at least once. If haunted attractions are your thing, you definitely need to try this one.

My absolute favorite place to be every Spooky Season! I've been coming to Creamy Acres for about…read more8-9 seasons now and I love that they continue to impress me. This was our first year doing Haunted Paintball before doing the haunted attractions and yall, I would highly recommend it! So much fun, you can buy refills on the trailer to continue shooting also. The haunted houses were amazing as well. I appreciate the switch up in attractions to keep stuff new and entertaining.

I went for the first time with my daughter to try wheel throwing. Rebecca was our instructor and…read moreshe was very patient with our group and so informative. My daughter and I loved it so much we will be going back for the six week class. We were thrilled with how much enjoyment we got out of the class and being able to create beautiful bowls with our own hands. Very rewarding and enjoyable!!!! Thank you Rebecca for an amazing experience!!! See you soon!!! Laura Pagan, Sewell

On September 23, 2016 we attended an inaugural pop-up Wine & Food Festival that was sponsored by…read moreHiP (Haddon Heights in Progress). - Portions of Station and Atlantic avenue roads were closed down to allow for foot traffic only. - They had a welcome tent where you purchased your stemless wine tasting glass for $10.00. This allowed you to sample free wine from all the wine merchants. Plus you were given (1) free beer ticket. Purchasing was painless and the entire process was well-organized! - Good signage throughout the festival. - Beer Garden: St. Benjamins, Lunacy, Tuckahoe, Spellbound, Victory & Tonewood, $5.00 a beer. - Wine tastings: Amalthea, Sharrott, Dimatteo, Southwind and Summit City wineries. - Food trucks: Oink-n-Moo BBQ, Charlie's Crepes, Not your Mama's Tacos etc. - Music: live bands throughout different sections of the festival. They had a few tables/chairs set-up to allow you to sit down while eating. Otherwise, you had to cop-a-squat on the street curbs. Some people were lucky and commandeered Gazebo seating. Perhaps they could set-up more seating next time? We had a great time and I am looking forward to next years event. Hoping to see more beer and food-truck offerings.