The Borough of Merchantville invites you to enjoy the annual Holiday Parade and Tree Lighting on Friday, December 6th at 7:00 p.m. The Holiday Parade tradition draws residents and visitors to the Borough as they kick off the holiday season. Peppered with marching bands, Mummers, local organizations, jugglers, classic cars and a host of floats and displays - and LOTS of candy for the kids! The parade organizes in Wellwood Park then takes off from Browning Road into the center of downtown

Santa has arrived in Merchantville! Soon many will celebrate the season with a fun-filled pancake Breakfast with Santa. On Saturday, December 14th, lucky ticket-holders will enjoy breakfast, face painting, crafts and more at the Merchantville Community Center, 212 Somerset Ave. Please note there are 2 seating times: 9:00 -10:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Ticket prices for Merchantville resident: $3 kids (0-10 yrs) and $7 adults. Non-Merchantville resident: $5 Kids (0-10yrs) and $10 Adults.

Yesterday, Mayor Brennan had exciting news for our town sharing that Merchantville's Joint Land Use Board approved the site plan application for the redevelopment of the old PNC Bank Building on Centre Street the night before. This development was presented by owner, Michael Pasquarello, Bishop & Smith Architects and Site Civil Engineering. When completed, it will compliment the existing downtown vision of creating and driving interest and foot traffic to our Borough by bringing in desirable restaurants, services and entertainment. The mayor communicated his pride in the efforts that the Borough

We're just a few days away from the 2024 Merchantville Holiday Home Tour and we are so excited to welcome you! Join us for a delightful day exploring the charming homes of Merchantville at our Holiday Home Tour! Spend a delightful day discovering the beauty of Merchantville. We have quite the tour planned this year with some new additions. Your Ticket Includes: Stunning Home Tours, an Enchanting Holiday Train Display, Meet-and-Greets with The Clauses, and a 12 Days of Christmas Evening

An infusion of $850,000 in federal funds should substantially upgrade a paved path here known as the "Merchantville Mile". One of the borough's biggest projects in years is to add lights along a path already popular with daytime pedestrians and bicyclists, officials said. It's also to offer a crosswalk and ADA-accessible ramps for residents of a nearby senior housing complex. Those changes will ensure The Mile “can be enjoyed by a wider population while addressing current safety issues," the borough said

Registered voters can now vote in-person prior to Election Day. Voters can visit any of the seven (7) locations located throughout Camden County during the Early Voting Period and vote their local ballot on a voting machine. Locations: Collingswood, Cherry Hill, Gloucester Township, Camden City, Runnemede, Voorhees and Winslow. Hours Daily beginning October 26 to November 3rd, Monday-Saturday: 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Sunday: 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. In Collingswood at the Collingswood Senior Center,