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Downtown Hammonton continues its monthly Third Thursday event series with “Fiesta,” an evening event celebrating the incredible cultures and contributions from Latin America on Thursday, September 19. Begin your visit at the gazebo on Front Street for a brief introduction to the evening’s activities and performances from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m., then head to the street festival on S. Second Street where the party will continue from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. The festival will feature music, games, crafts, activities, performances and at 5:30 p.m. the ribbon cutting of the newest addition to Downtown Hammonton, Peruvian restaurant Downtown Peru, located at 14 S. Second Street.
“This will be the perfect evening to visit Downtown Hammonton. Shops stay open late and offer specialty items to fit the theme of the evening. It’s the perfect opportunity to find your new favorite shop or item and enjoy the Latin flavors on an autumn evening downtown,” MainStreet Executive Director Mica McCullough said.
The evening will feature an art gallery and community painting experience, as well as a display of beautiful and colorful traditional dresses from a variety of cultures and countries. For the full activity list (in English and in Spanish), visit
www.downtownhammonton.com/events and follow @Downtown.Hammonton on Instagram and Facebook.
The monthly Third Thursday event series is a great reason to visit your favorite shops and discover new favorites in Hammonton’s charming, vibrant downtown; the week of the event, check out the activity list on the downtown Hammonton social media and the website to see what’s being offered and to map out your visit to make sure you don’t miss a thing. Local shops will be showcasing products, specials, activities and fun for the whole family, so, bring your loved ones downtown to enjoy a beautiful autumn evening and create a memorable experience while you shop, dine, play and enjoy in downtown Hammonton.
This event is funded in part by grant funding from the Atlantic County Office of Cultural and Heritage Affairs, a partner of the New Jersey State Council of the Arts; it is co-hosted by MainStreet Hammonton and the Hammonton Health Coalition and sponsored by Fiesta Mexicana, as well as numerous local businesses that donated sponsorships and gift cards to the S. Second Street festival.
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