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SUMMARY:Autumn Corral
DESCRIPTION:Autumn Corral\nSaturday\, September 26\, 11 AM – 3 PM\nCelebrate the arrival of fall at Autumn Corral\, a festive day of family-friendly fun\, outdoor shopping\, contests\, crafts\, music\, and more throughout Downtown Haddonfield. \nDJ Frank Staff will be spinning tunes in the Gazebo all day\, creating the perfect soundtrack for a fall day downtown. \nAt 12 PM\, bring your four-legged friends for the Dog Costume Contest and show off their best fall\, western\, or rootin’-tootin’ look. Three winners will be selected: Best in Show\, Runner-Up\, and Most Rootin’-Tootinest-Cowboy. \nAt 1 PM\, put your appetite to the test with the Pie Eating Contest. Come hungry\, cheer on the competitors\, and see who can eat and keep down the most pie before time runs out. \nHead to Art Alley behind Haddy for free face painting and an Acorn Hunt & Paint activity. Each child may collect up to 3 acorns. Thanks to our friends at Markeim Art Center\, the Haddonfield Library will also have a special fall craft activity\, followed by Story Time at 11:30 AM. \nContest Rules & Waivers\nParticipation in the Pie Eating Contest requires participants to read and agree to the contest waiver and rules. \n[Click Here to Sign Up] \nParticipation in the Dog Costume Contest requires participants to read and agree to the contest waiver and rules. \n[Click Here to Sign Up Your Pup] \nPrizes includes Downtown Haddonfield E-Gift Cards and Gift Cards to your favorite stores! \nThe Borough of Haddonfield continues its Historic Saturdays programming with musical reenactors throughout the day. King’s Road Brewing Co. will host a Stein-Holding Qualifier at 1:30 PM\, while the Friends of the Library will host their annual Book Sale at the Masonic Temple. \nThroughout the day\, enjoy outdoor shopping and explore everything Downtown Haddonfield has to offer. \nGather your family and friends\, dress up your dog\, and join us for a festive fall day at Autumn Corral! \n  \nThank you to our Harvest Sponsors for helping make the Autumn Corral possible and supporting our Downtown Haddonfield businesses.
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SUMMARY:Historic Saturdays
DESCRIPTION:Historic Saturdays in Downtown Haddonfield – Kings Court Schedule\nAll events run 10 AM–2 PM unless otherwise noted. All events are FREE.\n\nJune 13 – 11 am to 1 pm  Meet Julia Stockton Rush\, whose family’s Revolutionary story reaches into Haddonfield through NJ signer Dr. Benjamin Rush. Noon to 2 pm Discover Mary Crathorne\, the bold widow who turned chocolate-making into Philadelphia’s first woman-run chocolate business.\nJune 20 – Meet Ned Hector\, Revolutionary War Hero: Explore the story of Ned Hector\, a free Black teamster whose bravery at Brandywine is shared through a costumed presentation.\nJune 27 – Bees Wax and Candle Making 10 am to 2 pm: Join Lauren from Pine Barrens Post for an educational look at traditional beeswax candle making. Learn about the process\, then try your hand at candledipping in a handson session.\nJune 27 – Meet George Washington and Betsy Ross at Kings Court from 11 am to 2 pm!\nJuly 4 – No Events\nJuly 11 & 12 – Haddonfield Fine Arts & Crafts Festival\nJuly 18 – 10 am to 2 pm Discover Revolutionary? Era fashion with First State Heritage Park. Interpreters from Dover\, DE\, share the clothing\, layering\, and construction techniques that shaped the period’s iconic silhouettes. All garments are high Quality reproductions and can be handled for a true hands-on experience.\nJuly 25 – The Sea Dogs\, 10 am to 2 pm: 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.\nAugust 1 – Make Ice Cream the 18th?Century Way. 10 am to 2 pm: 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 small taste.\nAugust 8 – Punch and Judy Puppet Shows with Professor Horn: Professor Horn will be in King’s Court for three Punch & Judy shows. 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. The Haddonfield Sidewalk Sale is happening too.\nAugust 15 – August 15 – Art of Papermaking: Experience the craft of traditional papermaking with the team from Historic RittenhouseTown. Through live demonstrations and guided\, handson activities\, visitors learn each step of the process before making their own unique piece of paper. A fun\, familyfriendly activity perfect for all ages.\nAugust 22 – Robert Mouland’s Dancing Puppets 10 am to 2 pm: Step back into the 18th century with master musician Robert Mouland\, who brings early American history to life through period instruments and dancing historic puppets.\nAugust 29 – Meet Ben Franklin in King’s Court! 10 am to 2 pm: Through a dynamic costumed performance\, Franklin reflects on his early life\, scientific experiments\, diplomatic achievements\, and the ideas that helped shape a new nation. A familyfriendly program filled with humor\, history\, and inspiration.\nSeptember 5 – Beeswax Candle Making: Join Lauren from Pine Barrens Post for an educational look at traditional beeswax candle making. Learn about the process\, then try your hand at candle dipping in a hands-on session.\nSeptember 12 – Car Show\nSeptember 19 – 18thCentury Chocolate Making: Explore the world of historic chocolate with a display of raw cacao\, traditional tools\, and samples\, then watch an authentic chocolate drink being prepared for tasting.\n\nFarmers Market Update: For the 2026 season\, the Farmers Market will be located behind Wildfether Distilling\, next to Borough Hall. \nLearn more at Events | Haddonfield 2026 \nCelebrate history\, hands-on learning\, and community all summer long in Kings Court!
URL:https://downtownhaddonfield.com/event/historic-saturdays/
LOCATION:Kings Court\, Haddonfield\, NJ\, United States\, New Jersey\, 2 Kings Court\, Haddonfield\, NJ\, 08033\, United States
CATEGORIES:educational,family friendly,historical
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