Starting This Friday at The Blue Moon Theatre



June at Copper Knoll Farms



Shop Sunny Side Boutique, Salem





Maid2Shine Now Accepting New Clients

June 8 Community BBQ at Harvest-Time Worship Center

June 9 Salem County Historical Society's Summer Quarterly Meeting & Ice Cream Social

The Salem County Historical Society will host its Summer Quarterly Meeting and Ice Cream Social on Sunday, June 9, 2024. The event will occur at 1:30 p.m. in the Society’s courtyard at 83 Market St. Salem, NJ 08079. Our presenter for this meeting will be Lou Anne Booz, who will discuss five plants every gardener should have.

Lou Anne Booz was born and raised in Woodstown, New Jersey. After 52 years in the medical field, she became a Master Gardener through Rutgers University. Master Gardeners are trained volunteers who assist the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station (NJAES) Cooperative Extension in its mission to deliver horticulture programs and information to the general public. Lou Anne and her late husband, Lee, saved the William Nicholson House (1730) and the "Swing " cabin in Mannington Township from the bulldozer in 1998. Lee portrayed the cabin as a colonial tavern with appliances and electronics concealed in antiques. In retirement, Lou Anne buys and sells antiques, provides yard consulting services, and cooks meals for anyone who needs them.

This event is FREE and OPEN to the public!

Sunday, June 9, 2024, at 1:30 PM

Historical Society Presentation and Ice Cream Social

Speaker: Lou Anne Booz

Topic: “Five Plants Every Gardener Should Have”

Location: Salem County Historical Society, 83 Market St. Salem, NJ 08079 

Time: 1:30 PM – FREE and OPEN to the Public

Information: (856) 935-5004 or www.salemcountyhistoricalsociety.com

June 10 - Salem County Art League Bus Trip to the Philadelphia Art Museum

June 13 Morning Coffee & Connections Networking at Copper Knoll Farm

June 13 World Elder Abuse Awareness Day & Resource Fair

We are starting to prepare for World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD). In an effort to raise awareness about elder abuse and neglect in our communities we are asking you to participate by joining our resource fair and painting the town purple.  

We will be holding a resource fair :

Date:                  Thursday, June 13^th (rain date Friday, June 14^th)

Time:                  12pm – 3pm (vendors setting up at 11am)

Location:         Martin Luther King Jr. Park

                              Market Street

                              Salem

We would be ecstatic is you would be able to set up as a vendor on that day with your resources available to our residents. If you click on the link below it will take you to a registration form that can be filled out to register as a vendor for that day. We ask that you decorate your table in purple to show your support for WEAAD. We will follow up when the event gets closer to confirm your registration, thank you for support for the event.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSckjSGas1_vuXTyxf7mFTedp9ViaubTtyQEJuJeInDWMCiuvA/viewform?usp=sf_link

For more information please contact Stephanie Bradway ( stephanie.bradway@salemcountynj.gov ) or Serena Reed ( serena.reed@salemcountynj.gov )

This Sunday's Music Around the County

Habitat for Humanity Hosts Phillies Ticket Raffle

New at Nellie's Food Lounge

June 18 Annual Congressional Update Luncheon at Salem River Inn - Catering by Italian Kitchen of Pennsville

June 18 The Avenues Job & Resource Fair

June 18 The Avenues Job & Resource Fair

Mt Zion Baptist Church presents Juneteenth Community Celebration





Together With Veterans Second Wednesday of Each Month

Habitat for Humanity Run for Homes Seeks Sponsors

July 19 Bus Trip to Sight & Sound Theatre

August 13 Save the Date for The Chamber's Salem County Small Business Resource Fair - FREE for Attendees and Exhibitors

September 19 - 21 Salem County Art League Presents Ken & Stephanie Goldman Artists Workshop

September 20 Annual State of the District Update Luncheon