- The list below includes 509 free or cheap things to do in or near Livingston, New Jersey, including 121 different types of inexpensive activities like Arts Centers, Parks, Movie Theaters and Art Gallery.
- From East Hills Park to Riker Hill Art Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Livingston and in nearby cities within 25 miles like New York City, Staten Island, Brooklyn and Morristown.
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Newark Public Library offers a collection of materials and programs of interest to educate, inform, enrich and entertain the citizens of the Newark Community. They also created the Teen Spot to offer space, library services and materials for area teenagers.
8.8 Miles
Founded in 1915, the Westfield Outdoor Tennis Club is a location dedicated solely to the sport of tennis. Members of the club have access to 15 courts in total and matches can be played year round on the hard courts.
9.0 Miles
A privately owned, non-profit museum dedicated to the history of New Jersey and the surrounding areas, The New Jersey Historical Society was founded in 1845. The Society maintains extensive archives and collections of historic artifacts.
9.0 Miles
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Clifton Avenue, Newark, NJ 07102
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A family focused roller skating rink and entertainment center, Branch Brook Park Roller Skating Center hosts open skating sessions as well as birthday parties and other special events. The rink also features an arcade and cafe.
9.1 Miles
As an art gallery for the public and a studio for artists, Seed Gallery showcases a variety of modern artwork. The gallery often hosts receptions and other events for the community to meet the artists and view their work.
9.1 Miles
A full time club devoted exclusively to the sport of table tennis, the New Jersey Table Tennis Club is the largest of its kind in the tri-state area. The club features 8 tables, and hosts leagues and tournaments.
9.2 Miles
1003 Morris Avenue, Union, NJ 7083
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Once home to William Livingston, a signer of the Constitution, the Liberty Hall Museum displays artifacts and offers guided tours. Among the items at the museum are letters from Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin and antique furniture and ceramics.
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The 18th Century Dutch designed Hamilton House Museum takes visitors back to the early days of Clifton. The house stands to preserve the history of the village and surrounding farmlands that once thrived in the area.
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The Rialto Theatre is a smaller sized theater that is run mostly by local teenaged workers. The theater serves concessions and is known best for the integral role that it plays in the surrounding community.
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Visitors can tour the Gothic Revival home where Caroline Foster lived for 98 years, and was built by a grandson of Paul Revere at the Fosterfield's Living History Farms. Visitors can also learn about the history of agriculture.