On October 3rd, he asked me what day it was – it’s Girls Night at the Dell! Gather your girls and meet us at the McLaughlin Norcross Memorial Dell in Haddon Heights tomorrow, Friday, October 3rd for the ultimate girls night. The night starts at 6 PM with a Taylor Swift Life of A Showgirl listening party and when the sunsets, Mean Girls starts. And what girls night would be complete without a build your own charcuterie board by StephieSaysCheese accompanied by wine from Sharrott Winery.
You CAN sit with us tomorrow, at the Dell! To learn more, Click Here.Cast Away at Ike’s Hook ‘Em Early Kids Fishing EventCatch them all on Saturday, October 4th, at Haddon Lake Park, for the Ike’s Hook ‘Em Early Kids Fishing Event! Registration begins at 7:15 AM (please do not arrive earlier). Fishing lines in the water promptly at 8 AM and fishing ends at 10:45 AM sharp. There will be awards and prizes handed out immediately afterward. Ages 15 and under.
The Ike Foundation is a non-profit organization founded by Mike and Becky Iaconelli. Their mission is to connect underserved boys and girls with fishing, fostering a passion for nature and outdoor activities. Their hands-on experiences provide a positive outlet for personal growth and helps instill a lifelong commitment to conservation and protecting our natural environment.
For more information, and to sign up, Click Here.New Jersey’s First Lady Hosts Camden Family FestivalJoin us for Camden’s Family Festival at Cooper’s Poynt Waterfront Park! On Saturday, October 4th at 11 AM, these festivals connect families with state, county and local resources such as WIC, child care, housing programs, and more. These resources are part of the “Nurture NJ” initiative, presented by New Jersey’s First Lady, Tammy Murphy.
This initiative seeks to make New Jersey the safest, most equitable place in the nation to deliver and raise a baby. Since 2018, we have hosted 23 festivals across the state, and have connected over 16,000 families with over a thousand programs and organizations!
For more information, Click Here.A Grandparents Night at the MoviesMovie nights are better with family, spend a beautiful fall evening with your grandchildren and enjoy the popular Walt Disney classic, Hocus Pocus II. The Camden County Board of Commissioners & Gloucester Twp. Mayor & Council presents, A Grandparents Night at the Movies. On Sunday, October 5th, 6:45 PM at Veterans Memorial Park, 161 Chews Land Road, Clementon, join us for this free event offered to Camden County and Gloucester Township grandparents and their grandchildren (grandchildren may be from out of county).
Reservations MUST BE MADE in advance and are required to attend the event. Dress comfortably, according to the weather, and please bring your own chairs or blankets for viewing the movie.
For more information, and to register, Click Here.Senior Health Fair & Annual Flu Shot Program LaunchJoin us on Wednesday, October 8th, from 10 AM to 2 PM at The Forum Wedding & Catering Hall, 109 N. Black Horse Pike, Blackwood, for Camden County’s Senior Health Fair. This free event for Camden County residents over 60 features:Flu shots on-siteSenior services fair with resources and supportGiveaways and door prizesLive music and healthy activitiesComplimentary boxed lunchThe Camden County Board of Commissioners is proud to host this annual event to connect seniors with valuable health services and community support.
For more information, Click Here or call Senior Services at 856-858-3220.Homecoming 250 Navy and MarinesAs we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, we should also commemorate the founding of the military services that gained our independence and have defended us for 250 years. Join us October 9th – 16th & November 7th – 11th, for a variety of exciting events as we celebrate Homecoming 250 Navy and Marines. There’s something for everyone. Look out for upcoming events on the Camden Waterfront! Be part of the tradition and make new memories during this celebration!
To learn more, Click Here.Fall Events by the Certified GardenersAutumn leaves and pumpkins, please! Get ready for a variety of events happening at the Sustainability Campus, 508 Lakeland Road, Blackwood. Presented by the Camden County Board of Commissioners, Office of Sustainability, and Certified Gardeners.Garden to Kitchen Series – Monday, October 6th @ 6:30 PMFall Festival – Saturday, October 18th @ 12 PMTo learn more, Click Here.Spooky Fun at the 4-H Haunted WalkGet in the Fall spirit at the largest 4-H Club fundraiser for over 25 years, the 4-H Haunted Walk. On October 10th – 11th and October 17th – 18th, starting at 7:30 PM to 10:30 PM, enjoy this family-friendly haunted walk for ages eight and up. Meetings and activities are held at the Camden County Office of Sustainability, 508 Lakeland Rd., Blackwood. Tickets can be purchased at the event, registration is not required. For more information, please call 856-216-7130 Ext. 2.
Upcoming 4H Events:Thursday, October 9th – STEMWednesday, October 15th – Whisk TakersTuesday, October 21st – Craft ‘n ThingsTo learn more about 4H and how to join, Click Here, or contact Camden County 4-H Agent, Sharon Kinsey at sbkinsey@njaes.rutgers.edu.Top Rod Bassmasters Annual Cooper River TournamentReel in the fun at the Top Rod Bassmasters Annual Cooper River Open Buddy Bass Tournament! A favorite among fishing enthusiasts, this competitive buddy-style bass tournament includes an early morning registration and promises cash prizes and bragging rights. Meet us on Saturday, October 11th at the Cooper River Boat Ramp, S. Park Drive. Registration starts at 5 AM and the tournament begins 7 AM. To learn more and register, Click Here.Stroll Along Haddon Avenue for Second SaturdaysGreat eats, live beats, and creative streets! Second Saturdays in Collingswood are getting a fresh new vibe! This year, on Saturday, October 11th, events will run earlier, from 4 PM to 8 PM, and we will pair our beloved Second Saturday sidewalk artists and musicians with various larger-scale pop-up events, featuring live performances and interactive activities. Stroll along Haddon Avenue to discover talented local artists, musicians, and one-of-a-kind shops. Whether you’re grabbing dinner, browsing galleries, or just soaking in the atmosphere, there’s something for everyone and it’s always free to attend. Just arrive and enjoy the culture!To learn more, Click Here.Camden County History Month Featuring Over 50 EventsThe Camden County History Alliance invites the public to join us for Camden County History Month through October 31st. Over twenty participating historic sites and history organizations throughout Camden County will be open with special exhibits, reenactments, and guided tours for adults and children, both in-person and virtual. Enjoy historic tours, halloween themed events and pumpkin painting, and the many opportunities to explore our history this month!
For a full list of all events during Camden County History Month, Click Here.Register for the 2025 Cooper Norcross Run the BridgeRun the day with us on Sunday, November 2nd, whether you were racing across the finish line or enjoying every moment of the journey, you won’t want to miss the rush of crossing the iconic Ben Franklin Bridge with stunning views of the city! The Camden County Board of Commissioners invites you to the 2025 Cooper Norcross Run the Bridge! Presented by Amerihealth, this race is full of pure energy from start to finish! Prefer a shorter distance? Join us for the fun 2-mile walk! Can’t join us in-person? Virtual options for the 10K and 2-mile walk are also available.
Get ready for a day full of community and fun, with an amazing celebration at the finish line. Sign up today and join us! For more information, Click Here.