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An Introduction to Arney's Mount

Join retired USGS geologist Pierre Lacombe on an introductory hike at this brand-new addition to our park system! Arney’s Mount is the highest natural point in Burlington County. The mount is an erosional remnant of the former elevated landscape of our county. Pierre will discuss the geology of this area as well as the quarried conglomerate used to build the Arney’s Mount Meeting House and most other early buildings in the area. Trails include paved and crushed stone surfaces.

Board of Commissioners Meeting

Board of Commissioners Meeting

Yoga

Slow down your week with Holly Carrington of Balanced Planet Yoga with a vinyasa flow that will have a perfect balance of challenging and calming postures and cool down with stretches that will end your night ideally. Yoga takes place on the front lawn of the Burlington County Agricultural Center, 500 Centerton Rd., Moorestown starting at 6:00 pm. This event is free; please register for this class. Bring your mat.

Farmers Market

The Burlington County Agricultural Center hosts a weekly farmers market (mid-May thru October) featuring locally produced fruits & vegetables, meats & poultry, cheeses, eggs, handcrafted goods, prepared foods & live music. Special holiday markets in Nov & Dec.

Yoga

Slow down your week with Holly Carrington of Balanced Planet Yoga with a vinyasa flow that will have a perfect balance of challenging and calming postures and cool down with stretches that will end your night ideally. Yoga takes place on the front lawn of the Burlington County Agricultural Center, 500 Centerton Rd., Moorestown starting at 6:00 pm. This event is free; please register for this class. Bring your mat.

Farmers Market

The Burlington County Agricultural Center hosts a weekly farmers market (mid-May thru October) featuring locally produced fruits & vegetables, meats & poultry, cheeses, eggs, handcrafted goods, prepared foods & live music. Special holiday markets in Nov & Dec.

Country Line Dancing

Blame it all on your roots and show up in boots! Ever wanted to learn Country Line Dances? Now is your chance! Each class will take place at the Agricultural Center barn at 500 Centerton Rd., Moorestown; all ages are welcome! Show off your skills or learn the basics! The dancing begins at 1 PM and ends at 4 PM. Jeremy Duncan will be giving dance lessons throughout the day.

Farmers Market

The Burlington County Agricultural Center hosts a weekly farmers market (mid-May thru October) featuring locally produced fruits & vegetables, meats & poultry, cheeses, eggs, handcrafted goods, prepared foods & live music. Special holiday markets in Nov & Dec.

Country Line Dancing

Blame it all on your roots and show up in boots! Ever wanted to learn Country Line Dances? Now is your chance! Each class will take place at the Agricultural Center barn at 500 Centerton Rd., Moorestown; all ages are welcome! Show off your skills or learn the basics! The dancing begins at 1 PM and ends at 4 PM. Jeremy Duncan will be giving dance lessons throughout the day.

Farmers Market

The Burlington County Agricultural Center hosts a weekly farmers market (mid-May thru October) featuring locally produced fruits & vegetables, meats & poultry, cheeses, eggs, handcrafted goods, prepared foods & live music. Special holiday markets in Nov & Dec.

Tuesday Talk

A series of nature walks led by Naturalist Jen Bulava on select Tuesdays and Fridays. Barker’s Brook Natural Resource Area hike The County Fairgrounds is open every day and known to most people, but the surrounding 600 acres of fields is normally closed to the public. Join Jen on a walk around the main section of Barker’s Brook Natural Resource Area, the sensitive grassland habitat that is home to a fantastic array of birds and other wildlife. Don’t miss your chance to access this special place that is otherwise restricted to viewing from the Fairgrounds parking lot.

Country Line Dancing

Blame it all on your roots and show up in boots! Country Line Dancing is back in full swing! Ever wanted to learn Country Line Dances? Now is your chance! Each session will take place in the beautiful pavilion at the Fairgrounds, all ages are welcome! Show off your skills or learn the basics! The dancing begins at 7 PM and will be done by 10PM. Jeremy Duncan will be giving dance lessons throughout the night. Park at the Red Barn, gate #1, address is 1990 Jacksonville/Jobstown Rd. Columbus.

Friday Forum

A series of nature walks led by Naturalist Jen Bulava on select Tuesdays and Fridays. Barker’s Brook Natural Resource Area hike The County Fairgrounds is open every day and known to most people, but the surrounding 600 acres of fields is normally closed to the public. Join Jen on a walk around the main section of Barker’s Brook Natural Resource Area, the sensitive grassland habitat that is home to a fantastic array of birds and other wildlife. Don’t miss your chance to access this special place that is otherwise restricted to viewing from the Fairgrounds parking lot.

Country Line Dancing

Blame it all on your roots and show up in boots! Country Line Dancing is back in full swing! Ever wanted to learn Country Line Dances? Now is your chance! Each session will take place in the beautiful pavilion at the Fairgrounds, all ages are welcome! Show off your skills or learn the basics! The dancing begins at 7 PM and will be done by 10PM. Jeremy Duncan will be giving dance lessons throughout the night. Park at the Red Barn, gate #1, address is 1990 Jacksonville/Jobstown Rd. Columbus.

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Tuesday Talk

A series of nature walks led by Naturalist Jen Bulava on select Tuesdays and Fridays. Late fall birding The habitats at Long Bridge Park are great for a variety of birds. We will focus on birds of prey and other late migratory species such as kinglets, brown creepers, and sapsuckers arriving for the winter.

Friday Forum

A series of nature walks led by Naturalist Jen Bulava on select Tuesdays and Fridays. Late fall birding The habitats at Long Bridge Park are great for a variety of birds. We will focus on birds of prey and other late migratory species such as kinglets, brown creepers, and sapsuckers arriving for the winter.

The Jersey Devil

The story of the Jersey Devil has pervaded our local history for generations. When one thinks of the New Jersey Pine Barrens the Jersey Devil is one of the first to come to mind. Join Lyceum staff to learn more about this mysterious creature. Hear stories (including the true story) of how he came to be and sightings throughout the years. Presented by Lyceum staff, Loretta Kelly.

Adventure to the Past: History Camp for Adults

Join Marisa Bozarth, Museum Curator of History, as we travel back to explore three decades in American history through stories, crafts, music, and other activities. This week will be exploring the Roaring 20s. The 1920s brought us the stock market crash, women’s rights, many products we still use today, the rise of Jazz, and fashion. We will delve into the decade by learning about some of the events that set the 20s apart and shaped our future, listening to era music, and making an era appropriate craft.

Adventure to the Past: History Camp for Adults

Join Marisa Bozarth, Museum Curator of History, as we travel back to explore three decades in American history through stories, crafts, music, and other activities. This week we will be exploring the 1950s. The Baby Boom brought us advancements in science and technology, the flight to the suburbs, and the start of the Civil Rights Era. We will discuss some of the events that shaped a generation though music, stories, and crafts.

Famous Birthday Biography Series

Marisa Bozarth, Museum Curator of History, will continue with our series on individuals born each month who have made an impact on the world through their art, writing, music, inventions, and scientific achievements. Join us to hear the stories of inventor Bill Gates, politician Theodore Roosevelt, producer Joseph Keaton, singer Mahalia Jackson, and columnist Emily Post, among others. Each unique but all have impacted the lives of those around them for generations.

Adventure to the Past: History Camp for Adults

Join Marisa Bozarth, Museum Curator of History, as we travel back to explore three decades in American history through stories, crafts, music, and other activities. This week we will be exploring the 1970s. Known as the “Me Decade”, the 1970s ushered in Disco, advancements in technology, the first Earth Day celebration, Watergate, and many cultural changes. We will delve into the decade by learning about some of the events that set the 70s apart and shaped our future, listening to era music, sharing a snack, and doing an era appropriate activity.

The Jersey Devil - Online

The story of the Jersey Devil has pervaded our local history for generations. When one thinks of the New Jersey Pine Barrens the Jersey Devil is one of the first to come to mind. Join Lyceum staff to learn more about this mysterious creature. Hear stories (including the true story) of how he came to be and sightings throughout the years. Presented by Lyceum staff, Loretta Kelly live on Zoom.

Story Time Live on Facebook

Join Marisa Bozarth, Museum Curator of History for Storytime live on Facebook followed by a short activity you can do at home. I Am Marie Curie by Brad Meltzer Being a female scientist in the 19th century meant Marie Curie faced plenty of obstacles, but she never let them dull her love of science and passion for learning. Hear the story, from award winning author Brad Meltzer, of the first woman to win the Nobel Prize. Supplies needed: licorice, gum drops or mini marshmallows, and toothpicks.

Famous Birthday Biography Series - Online

Join us live on Zoom to hear the stories of inventor Bill Gates, politician Theodore Roosevelt, producer Joseph Keaton, singer Mahalia Jackson, and columnist Emily Post, among others. Each unique but all have impacted the lives of those around them for generations.

Trivia Night

Join us on select Monday evenings via Zoom throughout the year for a fun, relaxed game of Trivia. Categories: Harvest, Haunted Burlington County, and “The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown”

TOBATA by Toby

Burlington County Parks is delighted to offer you this new exercise class outside in nature at Pennington Park, Tobata by Toby. Toby Richardson is teaching this 6-week high-energy exercise class. Tobata by Toby is an exciting high-intensity interval class focused on improving cardiovascular fitness and muscle endurance with featured movements done in intervals followed by a rest period. Join us and reap the benefits of this outdoor exercise class from 10:00 to 11:00 am. The program takes place at Pennington Park, located at 801 Creek Rd., Delanco. Make sure to bring an exercise mat—the class takes place in the grassy area off the parking lot. This event is FREE, and registration is required. Rain cancels this class.

TOBATA by Toby

Burlington County Parks is delighted to offer you this new exercise class outside in nature at Pennington Park, Tobata by Toby. Toby Richardson is teaching this 6-week high-energy exercise class. Tobata by Toby is an exciting high-intensity interval class focused on improving cardiovascular fitness and muscle endurance with featured movements done in intervals followed by a rest period. Join us and reap the benefits of this outdoor exercise class from 10:00 to 11:00 am. The program takes place at Pennington Park, located at 801 Creek Rd., Delanco. Make sure to bring an exercise mat—the class takes place in the grassy area off the parking lot. This event is FREE, and registration is required. Rain cancels this class.

Planning Board & Land Development Meetings

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Movies Under the Stars - Ghost Busters Afterlife

October Rabies Clinic

Our next free rabies clinic will be held on October 26th from 3pm - 4pm. Please arrive no later than 3:50PM to be guaranteed a vaccine. If you have proof of prior rabies vaccine (vaccine records, township license/tags, etc.) the vaccine will be validated for 3 years, without proof of prior rabies vaccine the shot will be validated for a year. The line for the vaccine will form outside so please dress accordingly for the weather. We would also recommend not arriving any earlier than 10 minutes prior to start time. We do encourage attendees to pre-register via the link below to expedite the process. https://www.signupgenius.com/go/RabiesClinicOctober22

Scarecrow Contest

Our popular scarecrow contest is back again this year. Friends, neighbors, scout groups, businesses, and local organizations, have a great time and compete against each other to create “the Best Scarecrow Display.” Scarecrows of all varieties, some creepy and all creative, will line Park Avenue in Historic Smithville Park, in Eastampton, NJ for the month of October. Vote for your favorite scarecrow. Winners will be announced at 6:00 PM at this year’s Autumn Lands Festival on October 22nd.

Lunchtime Walks

Fall is a great time to get motivated with the Burlington County Parks - Lunchtime Walks. Lunchtime walks are an excellent opportunity to exercise, explore nature, meet new friends, and get to know parks in your backyard. Walking has so many health benefits; come out a join this healthy one-hour lunchtime walk at Smithville Park. We will meet outside the Visitors Center and leave at noon. Make sure to wear comfortable walking/hiking shoes, bring some water and let's get moving! The route is approximately 2.5 miles with some elevation and stairs. Feel free to walk at your own pace.

Zumba

Get a fantastic workout in this high-energy Zumba class with fitness instructor Aldona. Zumba incorporates a variety of dance moves, promotes a healthy heart, a healthy dose of aerobic activity, a great way to build and tone muscles, improves cardio, promotes flexibility, and, best of all, decreases stress. This class is 60 minutes of energetic and rhythmic movement, making it a fun and fantastic workout. We will meet from 6:00 – 7:00 in our event tent on the grounds of the Smithville Mansion. This event is FREE, and registration is required.

Intro to Improv

Improv continues to be one of the fastest growing performing arts in the US. It’s in movies, TV shows, Broadway, and now right here in Burlington! ComedySportz, the longest-running show in Philadelphia history, is bringing its Intro to Improv Workshop this summer to Burlington County Parks. This workshop is a great way for individuals to find their creative side, regardless of their performing experience. One of our experienced instructors will teach the students the basics of improv and how to play some of our favorite ComedySportz games. We'll teach you the basics: agreement (“yes, and-ing”), active listening, commitment, working as a team, taking risks, and being present in the moment, and then apply those skills to some of our favorite games like Try That On For Size, Dr. Know It All, and Advice Panel. You'll learn how to improvise in an inclusive and welcoming environment, and have lots of fun doing it. No two classes will ever be the same!

Harry Potter Marauders Map Adventure

Get your wands ready! Follow in Harry, Ron, and Hermione’s footsteps using a special map to find hidden clues around Smithville Park. This program is a fantastic and fun way to learn orienteering with a map! For ages 8 and up. Some trails not suitable for strollers. Costumes are welcome and encouraged but not required! Maximum of six people per party.

Lunchtime Walks

Fall is a great time to get motivated with the Burlington County Parks - Lunchtime Walks. Lunchtime walks are an excellent opportunity to exercise, explore nature, meet new friends, and get to know parks in your backyard. Walking has so many health benefits; come out a join this healthy one-hour lunchtime walk at Smithville Park. We will meet outside the Visitors Center and leave at noon. Make sure to wear comfortable walking/hiking shoes, bring some water and let's get moving! The route is approximately 2.5 miles with some elevation and stairs. Feel free to walk at your own pace.

Zumba

Get a fantastic workout in this high-energy Zumba class with fitness instructor Aldona. Zumba incorporates a variety of dance moves, promotes a healthy heart, a healthy dose of aerobic activity, a great way to build and tone muscles, improves cardio, promotes flexibility, and, best of all, decreases stress. This class is 60 minutes of energetic and rhythmic movement, making it a fun and fantastic workout. We will meet from 6:00 – 7:00 in our event tent on the grounds of the Smithville Mansion. This event is FREE, and registration is required.

Lunchtime Walks

Fall is a great time to get motivated with the Burlington County Parks - Lunchtime Walks. Lunchtime walks are an excellent opportunity to exercise, explore nature, meet new friends, and get to know parks in your backyard. Walking has so many health benefits; come out a join this healthy one-hour lunchtime walk at Smithville Park. We will meet outside the Visitors Center and leave at noon. Make sure to wear comfortable walking/hiking shoes, bring some water and let's get moving! The route is approximately 2.5 miles with some elevation and stairs. Feel free to walk at your own pace.

Zumba

Get a fantastic workout in this high-energy Zumba class with fitness instructor Aldona. Zumba incorporates a variety of dance moves, promotes a healthy heart, a healthy dose of aerobic activity, a great way to build and tone muscles, improves cardio, promotes flexibility, and, best of all, decreases stress. This class is 60 minutes of energetic and rhythmic movement, making it a fun and fantastic workout. We will meet from 6:00 – 7:00 in our event tent on the grounds of the Smithville Mansion. This event is FREE, and registration is required.

Autumn Lands

A celebration of all things Autumn in the park with individual “lands” to visit in the spirit of the season.

Tree ID 101

Interested in learning more about your local trees, but don't know where to begin? Tree Identification 101 was designed for tree, garden and hiking enthusiasts to learn about the trees in their local parks in a stress free environment surrounded by other hobbyists. Tree Identification 101 offers a fun and laid back way to learn about the top 30 - 40 most common trees in the mid-Atlantic region with other tree hobbyists. Led by the NJ Tree Academy. Smithville Park October 23, 12 PM - 2:30 PM Registration is required.

Lunchtime Walks

Fall is a great time to get motivated with the Burlington County Parks - Lunchtime Walks. Lunchtime walks are an excellent opportunity to exercise, explore nature, meet new friends, and get to know parks in your backyard. Walking has so many health benefits; come out a join this healthy one-hour lunchtime walk at Smithville Park. We will meet outside the Visitors Center and leave at noon. Make sure to wear comfortable walking/hiking shoes, bring some water and let's get moving! The route is approximately 2.5 miles with some elevation and stairs. Feel free to walk at your own pace.

Park Cleanup

Help keep our environment clean and green! Participate in cleaning up litter that has made its way into the park. Bags, gloves, and grabbers will be provided. Please bring your own water and snacks, if needed. Masks will be required in the registration and supplies area as well as in areas where social distancing cannot be maintained. Masks will not be provided, please bring your own. If you need community service hours, please register by 4PM the day before the event. To register, email cleancomm@co.burlington.nj.us