BERGEN magazine - August 2022
Better vision leads to better learning, a Bergen-based optometrist says, so screen your student’s sight before classes resume.
A Dumont mom and her young daughter make memories—and an Instagram Reel—at Davis Johnson Park & Gardens.
From carnivals to concerts, there are several must-attend activities and events for all in Bergen County.
These half-dozen over-the-top french fry concoctions are ap–pealing to anyone who loves a good fried potato.
Who says museums are the only place to see a masterpiece? Bergen streets are filled with artwork for everyone to enjoy.
A Park Ridge dad spends some quality time with his oldest son at a playground in Paramus and snaps a photo they’ll both cherish forever.
Friends and family alike will enjoy the indoor action of an old-fashioned game of bowling.
Looking to buy (or sell) stuff at a discounted price? Keep these tips in mind before you go all out for National Garage Sale Day in Bergen.
Two young brothers realize sharing is caring when it comes to popsicles—especially during the dog days of summer.
Bergen is home to much more than great baseball, basketball, tennis. You can find these four games in your neighborhood.
Here is the gear you need—all available in Bergen County—to turn your yard into the perfect campground.
Complement their generic school supplies with pencil cases, water bottles and more swag that shows off their name and personal style.
Little Enzo was all smiles as he sat at a Rutherford barbershop for his first-ever haircut.
Business is booming in Bergen these days! Pay a visit to any or all of these half-dozen spots that are new to our ’hood.
It’s always the season of giving at local food banks. Here are 13 Bergen food pantries that need donations all year long.
National Cheesecake Day means it’s time to indulge in that little slice of heaven. These five spots have the best of the best cheesecakes in Bergen.
A chat with 11 high school seniors-to-be yields thoughts about vaping, cheating, learning online and having to compete for those precious slots at the college of one’s choice.
With most mandates now rescinded, Bergen residents must decide on their own whether to use face coverings—and where. Here’s some expert advice.
Buying fresh notebooks and rulers isn’t enough. A pediatrician offers tips.
