Glassboro, NJ—The Annual Glassboro Memorial Day Parade has stood as a poignant tribute to community veterans for well over a century. Experience award-winning string bands, a children’s bike brigade, and a military flyover.

The parade route will begin at the corner of Lehigh Road and University Boulevard, proceeding towards Downtown Glassboro on Whitney Avenue, turning onto High Street, and finally concluding at Academy Street.

Located in Downtown Glassboro, attendees can anticipate a spectacular showcase of 300 cars, including antiques, classic cars, and muscle cars. In addition, guests can indulge in a wide array of culinary delights from over 20 food trucks.

The Glassboro Memorial Day Parade Committee is proud to announce that it has been approved for a military flyover to mark this year’s Memorial Day observance on Monday, May 25. F‑16 fighter jets from the New Jersey Air National Guard’s 177th Fighter Wing, based in Atlantic City, are scheduled for 10:30 am to pass over the Glassboro War Memorial in the Town Square at High and Main before continuing along the parade route towards the start.

Glassboro, NJ—Explore five new Seward Johnson sculptures throughout Downtown Glassboro. To celebrate the installation, community members are invited to participate in a fun and interactive contest by recreating the sculpture poses for a chance to win gift cards to Glassboro restaurants.

“This event is not only an investment in the health of Glassboro residents, but in the wellbeing of the entire region. By bringing together healthcare providers, community organizations, and residents, Be Healthy, Glassboro helps strengthen regional partnerships, expand access to care, and promote a more connected and resilient healthcare network” said Councilwoman Deanna Garlic.

The Borough of Glassboro’s premier new event, Be Healthy, Glassboro, will connect attendees to key resources and local healthcare partners. Featuring educational mini-sessions, interactive movement classes, a community wellness walk, and on-site wellness services, Be Healthy, Glassboro aims to bridge gaps by connecting residents with key resources and local healthcare partners.

As Glassboro Restaurant Week approaches, local restaurants are stepping up to not only showcase their culinary offerings but also stimulate the borough’s economy. Running March 15–21, this annual event encourages residents and visitors to dine locally, supporting small businesses and strengthening the community’s economic vitality.

This winter, customers across South Jersey are seeing higher‑than‑usual energy bills driven by significantly colder weather and rising regional energy supply prices.

We remain committed to supporting our customers who are dealing with these higher energy bills as a result of this extreme weather and elevated energy demand.

Glassboro Restaurant Week returns this March 15th to March 21st, aiming to spark local love for local dining. Over 50 restaurants call Glassboro, New Jersey home, encompassing from historic diners, fast food classics, high end dining, and authentic international cuisine. This weeklong celebration highlights not just culinary arts, but community impact.

The Borough of Glassboro is excited to announce that it is planning improvements to Elsmere Park and is seeking feedback from residents to help guide the project. The Borough is in the process of applying for a grant to support these upgrades, and community input will be a key factor in shaping the final plans.

“Boro in Lights is a celebration of community, culture, and holiday spirit,” said Mayor John E. Wallace III. “Thanks to the support of our local businesses, Rowan University, and Nexus Properties, we’re able to create a magical evening that brings families and neighbors together, highlights the vibrancy of Downtown Glassboro, and welcomes visitors from across South Jersey to experience the heart and warmth of our community.”

“It is an honor to recognize the artistic installations throughout the Borough through the Art Mile. It’s of the utmost importance to celebrate and take pride in our community,” says Council President, Anna Miller. “Each installation represents our rich history, commitment to community, and the Spirit of Glassboro.”

“The St. Anthony’s Italian Festival is more than just an event — it’s a celebration of heritage, family, and community. Each year, our Borough is honored to bring together the sights, sounds, and flavors of Italy for everyone to enjoy right here in Glassboro.” said Councilman Andrew Halter

“Celebrating our 20th Car Show & Food Truck Festival is a true milestone for the Borough,” said Mayor John Wallace III. “This festival has become a beloved tradition that brings people together from across the region to enjoy great food, music, and some of the finest cars around. We’re proud of how far it’s come and excited to make this year the biggest and best yet.”

“Glassboro is thrilled to partner with the Wine Blues & BBQ Festival, bringing this celebrated event to our picturesque town square. With a lively, walkable downtown, Glassboro provides the ideal backdrop for a festival known for its strong following and vibrant atmosphere. We are proud of this partnership and eagerly anticipate welcoming residents and visitors to indulge in New Jersey’s finest wines, savor mouthwatering barbecue, and enjoy outstanding live music—all right here in Glassboro!” - said Councilwoman Daniele Spence

“Glassboro's new initiative, Golden Tuesday, aims to encourage seniors to explore Glassboro. By offering free parking in our downtown and exclusive discounts, older residents can enjoy a worry-free parking experience while saving money.” said Councilman George Cossabone, “We want to make sure Glassboro seniors feel welcome and have the chance to explore everything Glassboro has to offer.”

"This event embodies the collective spirit of our Borough and unites residents for a day of free entertainment and education, enhancing the sense of camaraderie that defines Glassboro as a thriving community," stated Councilman George Cossabone

"Paws for a Cause represents our collective commitment to fostering safer, and stronger Glassboro, where everyone can feel secure and supported.” said retired Glassboro Police Lieutenant and Councilman Tim Brown.

Registration is online only. Included in your purchase is a complementary event tee shirt. Registration closes at 300 vehicles or on August 18th. For more information contact info@glassboro.org.

“Achieving such a remarkable feat demands exceptional strength, endurance, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to success. Casey’s ability to dream ambitiously and transform what may appear impossible into reality is truly inspiring to all residents of the Borough of Glassboro,” said Mayor John E. Wallace III