Learn About Public Agencies that Serve Cherry Hill Township
Camden County’s Senior Residents are invited to spend an informative afternoon at the Cherry Hill Public Library, 1100 Kings Highway North, on Thursday, March12th from 2 PM to 4 PM for the Senior Resource Fair. This free event brings together a wide range of trusted agencies and organizations from Cherry Hill Township, Camden County, the State of New Jersey, and the federal government. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn and ask questions about topics that matter most.
Whether you are planning ahead or simply want to learn more about programs available to you, this resource fair offers direct access to knowledgeable professionals ready to help. Registration is strongly encouraged. To register and learn more, Click Here.
On March 4, Commissioner Director Louis Cappelli Jr. will join Mayor Victor Carstarphen, and State District Superintendent Alfonso Llano Jr. to read to pre-k students at 11 a.m. at Martha F. Wilson Early Childhood Development Center, 1602 Pine Street, Camden in celebration of ‘Read Across America’.
“Strong literacy skills are essential for our children’s long-term development and academic success,” said Commissioner Director Cappelli. “Read Across America is an opportunity to remind our young people that in our increasingly digital world, there is still incredible value in the written word.”
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The Gloucester City Summer Concert Series returns with another season of live music on the waterfront. Concerts run 7:00–9:00 PM, and admission is free. Bring your chairs, blankets, and enjoy an evening along the Delaware River.
2026 Lineup
Presented by the Gloucester City Brooklawn Business Association and Gloucester City.
| Gloucester City’s annual traditions bring our community together in every season, and several of our major celebrations are already on the calendar. These larger events offer residents and visitors alike the chance to take part in the community spirit that defines our city. Additional details will be shared as each date approaches, and more events will be added throughout the year. Easter Bunny Visit — April 2 at 5:30 PM | Location TBDA family favorite returns with photos, treats, and a cheerful spring celebration. Final location will be announced soon. Independence Celebration — July 2 | Proprietors Park An evening of music, food, and community leading up to a spectacular fireworks display over the Delaware River. A highlight of the summer season and one of Gloucester City’s most beloved waterfront traditions. Gloucester Day — September 26 | Proprietors Park Fall Season activities, craft and food vendors, music, and family‑friendly fun fill the day. Winter Wonderland — December 12 | Proprietors Park Festive activities and Santa visits for all ages as we celebrate the holiday season together along the waterfront. Residents, organizations, and small businesses interested in vending at any Gloucester City event may email lryan@cityofgloucester.org for information and registration. |
Gloucester City is proud to celebrate Irish Month with the 11th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, presented by the NJ Irish Society and the Camden County Board of Commissioners. The parade steps off rain or shine at 1:00 PM from Martin’s Lake (Johnson Blvd. & Francis Street) and continues along Monmouth Street.
This year’s celebration features string bands, bagpipes, Irish dancers, Irish music groups, community organizations, and more. We are also excited to welcome back Bob Kelly of FOX 29 as our celebrity host, bringing his signature energy and parade‑day flair.
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| Help High School Seniors Fulfill Their Prom Dreams! The Camden County Board of Commissioners, Sheriff’s Office, Prosecutor’s Office, Department of Corrections, and CCPD are collecting prom dresses and accessories to help make prom dreams come true for Camden County seniors. Hosted at the Camden County Boathouse, 7050 N Park Dr, Pennsauken Township. Participants can schedule an appointment to browse and select their perfect look during the giveaway dates on March 10th to March 12th from 3 PMto 7 PM. Please consider donating gently used or new: prom dresses, gowns, cocktail dresses, clutches, evening bags and accessories. To learn more, Click Here. LAST CALL FOR DONATIONS! Accepted at the following locations until March 1st:Camden County Office of the Sheriff 520 Market Street, 2nd Floor, Camden, NJ 08012Camden County Parks Department 1301 Park Boulevard, Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 |
Fun Awaits at the Camden County Library System!
Looking for something fun, educational, or creative to do? Explore the Camden County Library System and celebrate Black History Month! We offer free and engaging activities including reading and movie discussions, hands-on arts and crafts, interactive classes and book clubs, and so much more. For more information, and list of events across the county, Click Here.
Upcoming Events:
AARP Tax Assistance – Friday, February 27th @ 10 AM – 2 PM | Gloucester Twp
Yoga for Adults – Saturday, February 28th @ 10:30 AM | South County
Community Built on a Foundation of Families – Sat, Feb. 28th @ 2:30 PM | Voorhees
New York Blood Center (NYBC) is projected to lose nearly 3,000 donations due to the snow storm, significantly impacting the region’s blood supply for the next week. NYBC shut down early on Sunday due to dangerous travel conditions, resulting in the loss of approximately 700 donations. All blood drives and donor centers were closed today, with additional community blood drive cancellations continuing into the week as schools, businesses, and community partners focus on storm recovery.
NYBC is asking all eligible donors across New York and New Jersey to make a donation at a blood donor center convenient for them as soon as it is safe for them to travel again. NYBC expects its donor centers to re-open on their regular schedules tomorrow if the weather permits. Blood is perishable and recovering from the significant losses caused by this storm will require strong donor participation over the coming days.
One of the best parts of the Irish Parade? The crowds! From families in green to friends cheering along the route, the energy you bring is what makes this day so special 
The sidewalks fill up, the music echoes through the streets, and strangers become friends for the day. That’s the magic of parade day! 
Grab your crew, wear your green, and come be part of the sea of smiling faces on parade day!
March 1st at 1pm
Gloucester City, NJ, starting at Martin’s Lake (Johnson Blvd. and Francis St.) and continuing down Monmouth Street.
Pre-Parade Event: Irish Person of the Year Award: 9:30 am at St. Mary’s Mass, followed by the parade.
