It’s all in the details. When it comes to your social calendar, change is … not always good. But sometimes, it’s inevitable. Check each organization’s website for updated event information.
HADDONFIELD PUBLIC LIBRARY
Wednesday, July 29, August 5, August 19, August 26, 10 – 10:30 a.m. Storytime: Mystery Dino & Open Play. Introduce your child to the joy of reading at story time! The children will hear Ms. Jordan or special guest read stories, sing songs, and will leave with a take-home craft. This story time is suitable for all ages. Please contact Ms. Jordan with any questions at jbilodeau@haddonfieldlibrary.org *Please check social media and the library’s website for any changes. Get excited to discover our dinosaur of the week! This program is designed for children and accompanying adults. Please plan to attend and be engaged with your child in this program. Drop-offs will not be permitted.
IN THE COMMUNITY
Saturday, July 25, 10 a.m – 2 p.m. The Sea Dogs: Maritime Music Show. Kings Court. Join The Sea Dogs for spirited sea songs, pirate antics, and family‑friendly maritime fun! Set sail with The Sea Dogs! This New Jersey pirate/privateer band performs energetic sea shanties and nautical songs, delivering a fun, interactive show for all ages.
Saturday, August 1, 10 a.m – 2 p.m. Make Ice Cream the Eighteenth-Century Way. Kings Court. Try your hand at making ice cream the 18th‑century way—then sample the results! Watch an 18th‑century ice cream recipe come to life using a reproduction pewter sabotiere, then help prepare the ice, turn the sabotiere, and enjoy a taste.
Tuesday, August 4, 6 – 8 p.m. Barrington National Night Out. Wish Upon a Star Park, 410 Reading Ave, Barrington. Barrington Police and Barrington Boro present this free family event bringing neighbors, local businesses, and law enforcement together. Enjoy an evening of family-friendly activities, community connections, and positive interactions while helping build a safer, stronger, and more connected Barrington. Event activities include: bounce house/obstacle course, free giveaways, free treats for the family.
Thursday, August 6, 4 – 8 p.m. Summer Street Feast. Food trucks, live music, outdoor dining, and summer evening fun return to Kings Highway.
Thursday, August 6 – Sunday, August 9. 60th Summer Sidewalk Sale. Celebrate one of Haddonfield’s longest-running traditions with incredible sidewalk deals from your favorite local shops.
Saturday, August 8. Punch and Judy Show. Kings Court. Professor Horn will be in King’s Court for three Punch & Judy Shows (exact times for August 8 are TBA). His shows are known to incite gales of laughter from audiences of all ages. Whereas youngsters adore the amazing feats of legerdemain, slapstick comedy, and variety entertainment, parents cannot resist the nostalgic excitement this quintessential attraction evokes from their own childhoods.
Saturday, August 15, 10 a.m – 2 p.m. Early American Music & Arts: Ministers of the Apollo. Historic dance, lively period music, and a playful “Spilling the Tea” demonstration bring Early America to life.
Monday, August 24 – Thursday, August 27. SummerSing. Lutheran Church of the Savior, 204 Wayne Ave. It’s time to register for this annual event! SummerSing is fun, educational, full of song and it’s free! Ages 7 1/2 -17 are welcome to participate. Singers will perform at a Phillies game in early September!
Saturday, September 5, 10 a.m – 2 p.m. Beeswax and Candlemaking. Kings Court. Join Lauren from Pine Barrens Post for an educational look at traditional beeswax candle making. Learn how beeswax candles are made, then roll up your sleeves and dip one yourself!
Saturday, September 19, 10 a.m – 2 p.m. 18th-Century Chocolate Making. Kings Court. Explore the world of historic chocolate with a display of raw cacao, traditional tools, and samples, then watch an authentic chocolate drink prepared for tasting.
Saturday, September 26,10 a.m – 2 p.m. Harpsichord & Voice: Music of Early America. Kings Court. Ministers of the Apollo return with an elegant harpsichord and vocal performance featuring music of Early America, followed by a fascinating look at historical tarot traditions. This program blends artistry, interpretation, and period‑appropriate storytelling for an afternoon that feels both reflective and delightfully unexpected. For more information on the group:https://www.earlyamericanmusicandarts.com/
