Hackensack’s governing body includes Mayor Caseen Gaines, Deputy Mayor Agatha Toomey, and Council members Roberto Diaz, Philip Carroll, and Sonya Clark-Collins.
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Becoming a member of one of our advisory boards lets residents volunteer in city decision-making, bringing local insight to committees and commissions that guide planning, services, and civic life.
The Hackensack Performing Arts Center showcases theater, music, and visual arts, bringing artists and neighbors together through performances, exhibits, and community events.
Hackensack’s M&M Recreation Center offers youth sports, fitness, and community programs, with courts, multipurpose rooms, and spaces for seniors, events, and year-round activities.
The Johnson Public Library serves Hackensack with books, digital resources, classes, and programs for all ages, supporting learning, job search help, and lifelong community connection.
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Free event for students in grades 5 to 11. All youth nights take place at the Recreation Center, located at 116 Holt Street, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
FOR HACKENSACK RESIDENTS ONLY
DATES AND ACTIVITIES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
No purchase necessary.
Free event for Hackensack students in grades 5 to 11.
We ask that parents depart after drop off so children can fully participate.