Tickets are now available! March 22, 2026, 6-10 P.M.
Collingswood Ballroom | Collingswood, gchs100.org.
Join us for a night of… Dinner, Dancing, Drinks (Open Bar)
Featuring: Student Ambassadors, Special Guests and a trip down memory lane!
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Ticket holders may begin reserving seats in mid-February.
Our Nature Tots Program gives preschoolers a fun, interactive way to explore the outdoors—from snakes to plant life and everything in between! Each session includes a themed lesson and a related craft.
Next Session: February 17 – Gardening for Wildlife
Time: 9:30–10:30 AM & 11:00 AM–12:00 PM
Held 1st & 3rd Tuesdays (Jan–March)
Free program | Craft included
Space is limited, so pre-registration is required.
Click the link to register online
Questions? Call 856-881-0845
Let your little ones discover the joy of nature! 
Learn Impactful Tools to Help Show Support!
Brought to you by the Camden County Board of Commissioners in coordination with the Trevor Project, these dynamic webinars empower adults with the insight, confidence, and practical tools to truly show up for LGBTQ+ youth. Through engaging conversation and eye-opening learning, participants will better understand the real challenges young people face and leave with actionable strategies to build acceptance, strengthen resilience, and support mental well-being in meaningful ways. To learn more and register, Click Here.
Webinar Session Schedule:
LGBTQ+ Ally Training – Friday, February20th @ 9AM – 11 AM
LGBTQ+ Suicide Prevention & Sensitivity – Friday, March 20th @ 9 AM – 10:30 AM
Building a Fully Connected Camden County
Love riding bike trails? Want safer bike lanes? Curious how Camden County connects into the region’s growing trail network? This is your chance to join the conversation. Come out for a relaxed, informative evening co-hosted by the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia and Camden County, and presented in partnership with Bike Gloucester County and the Circuit Trails Coalition. On Wednesday, February 18th from 6 PM to 7:30 PM at the Camden County Sustainability Center, 508 Lakeland Road, Blackwood, learn what’s happening, what’s next, and how you can help move local biking efforts forward! To learn more and register, Click Here.
Learn About Best Practices in Hydroponics!
Join us monthly, in person, for the Camden County Certified Gardeners Education Series! It’s a great chance to dive into exciting topics, connect with others, and boost your skills. Classes are held at the Sustainability Center.
Perfect for the winter season, the next part of the Education Series is about Hydroponics, on Wednesday, February25th from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM! Through hands-on instruction and expert guidance, participants will gain practical knowledge they can use at home, including tips on plant selection, system setup, and maintenance. To learn more, Click Here.
| Resources, Food & Refreshments, Live DJ, Free Admission & Skates Camden County is a diverse community with people of all different backgrounds and lifestyles, and it’s important that everyone has access to the resources they need to live a happy, healthy life. Hosted at WinterFest, Cooper River Park near the corner of Cuthbert Blvd. and Park Ave., Cherry Hill. This free event on Monday, February 23rd from 6 PM to 8 PM, has been organized to provide support and community to our LGBTQ+ residents by highlighting programs, services, support groups, healthcare, financial aid, housing, and more. Please note, attendees must RSVP. Thank you to our sponsors, Independence Business Alliance, Visit South Jersey, Collingswood Pride, Cooper University Health Care, and the Haddon Township Equity Initiative! To learn more and RSVP, Click Here. |
NEW THIS YEAR CELEBRATE 215 DAY AT WAREHOUSE ON WATTS FOR A MAJOR RAGER PARTY AND ENTERTAINMENT SHOWCASE AS THE GRAND FINALE
Philadelphia, PA – Celebrate everything there is to eat, see and experience in the 215 during the 3rd Annual 215 Day Presented by Do215. Your local go-to-guide that highlights everything from concerts, festivals, films, special events, happenings, food and drink is getting all Philly about it with a one day festival that pays homage to all the jawn in the City of Brotherly Love. Philadelphia’s locally recognized holiday is here with all the hookups, discounts, giveaways, special experiences and exclusive dishes/drinks. The name of the event recognizes Philly’s oldest and original area code generated in 1947 with a 24-hour special event on February 15th (2/15). While Philly has racked up a ton more zip codes since then, the city has also added world-class things to do that scream out for recognition. New for 2026, celebrate with a grane finale the 215 Day Major Rager party at Warehouse on Watts at 7:00pm, with Philly’s finest artists and musicians, interactive art experiences, theatrical performances, costume contests, two floors of dancing and more featuring the sounds of Rob Paine, SYLO, GINA and Shearn. This special day is a chance to get up, get out and Do 215 Day the right way. Access to all the events, discounts and chances to win are completely FR EE. For more information about giveaways and for tickets to the 215 Day Major Rager, visit do215.com
“With our 3rd annual 215 Day, we are continuing to ramp things up further with more giveaways, deals around the city and a two floor event to cap it off, all with the goal to celebrate our city,” said Do215 General Manager, Ellei Johndro. “Philadelphia is thriving with everything from incredible restaurants to fantastic venues, some of the greatest sports teams and fans, theaters and concerts, museums, major events, and more all running the gamut from an intimate to a grandiose scale. With 215 Day, we want to highlight different neighborhoods, artists, businesses and more and give everyone the opportunity to explore, experiences great day of deals, win prizes, as well as come together under one roof for an elaborate event on February 15th.”
Continue reading “Celebrate Everything There is to Eat, See and Do in the 215 During the Third Annual 215 Day”Bridgerton-themed gala to take place on May 9th at Kings Mill in Media, PA
Jane Baked It, a Delaware County baked good company, will host the first annual The Gilded Crumb Ball: A Bridgerton Inspired Gala on May 9th at Kings Mill, 6000 Pennell Road, Media, from 5-8 p.m.
This immersive Bridgerton-inspired ball features live actors, ballroom instruction, decadent fare, and refined libations — a night designed for those who appreciate the finer things and a touch of scandal.
“I cannot wait to bring Bridgerton to Delco,” said Jane Baked It owner Jane Hodson. “The ball will take place inside a venue reminiscent to a gorgeous castle that really elevates the event to the next level. Bridgerton is one of my favorite shows and so many people are watching the show on Netflix, so why not bring it to life.”
The night will feature a delicious hors d’ourve reception, live music with ballroom dancing, a photo booth, open bar, and so much more. Guest will also be treated to a live immersive experience with actors bringing the Bridgerton world to life.
All guest who attend the gala must be 21 years of age or older.
Tickets are available for $136 for General Admission and $157 for VIP. VIP tickets include access to the event plus the choice of attending a Bridgerton-themed cocktail class or Whiskey Tasting, photos with the Queen and her Court, reserved table for groups of 6 or more, and your name featured in the Ball Newspaper. To purchase tickets, visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-gilded-crumb-ball-a-bridgerton-inspired-event-tickets-1981536762799.
Philadelphia, PA – Northern Liberties Business Improvement District will honor Black History Month with a new, two-location First Friday celebration on Friday, February 6, 2026 spotlighting Black creativity, culture and community. This special Black History Month First Friday Kick-Off will highlight two Black and female-owned businesses while featuring local artists, live music, lite bites and a benefit supporting youth arts education. The evening begins at Trunc (929 N. 2nd Street) from 5:00pm to 8:00pm with the opening of 3RD WRL GRL VIEW by artist Leanne Mair, with the artist making her work in the window from 5:00pm to 5:45pm, accompanied by a special musical performance from Faith the Violinist (from 6:00pm to 7:00pm), plus lite refreshments. Rap Snacks and AfroPop will also be available for purchase. The evening continues at 1040 Creative (1040 N. 2nd Street) from 6:00pm to 9:00pm with a special exhibition and benefit “Small Works Wonders” to raise funds for Youth Summer Arts Scholarships.
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The Camden County Division of Programming for Individuals with disABILITIES and Special Needs offers a wide range of activities and programs throughout the year. Most programs are free to attend, but registration is required. If you are interested in participating or know someone who might, please contact Karen Weidner at Karen.Weidner@camdencounty.com or by phone at 856-216-2127.
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