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Things to Do in Haddonfield in November 2026: Shows, Fundraisers and the Tree Lighting

Comedy at Grace Church, Eagles talk, a poker fundraiser, an Artisan Fair and the Tree Lighting.

By Live Haddonfield ·

November in Haddonfield fills up fast. Between Nov. 5 and the Nov. 27 Tree Lighting, you can catch comedy at Grace Church, an Eagles night at The Haddon Fortnightly, a poker fundraiser and an Artisan Fair. Here is the short list, by date, so you can block your calendar now.

Kids off school: Nov. 5 and 6

Schools close for the NJEA break. Markeim Arts Center, 104 Walnut St., runs a Fall Break School's Out Camp for ages 5 to 12, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. It costs $120 to $230. Details

Sat., Nov. 7: Songs, Supper and Stand-Up

At 5:30 p.m. at Grace Church, 19 Kings Hwy E., cabaret singer Josie Gold and comedian Pat Rocchi perform. $45 covers the show, dinner and dessert, plus basket auctions. Adults only, BYOB. Details

Sun., Nov. 8: Shakespeare you have never heard of

The Apocryphal Shakespeare Company of Haddonfield gives a staged reading of The Second Maiden's Tragedy at 2 p.m. (doors 1:30) at the Mabel Kay Senior Center, 24 Walnut St. The listing does not give a cost. Details

Wed., Nov. 11: An Evening on the Eagles

Ray Didinger and Brian Michael talk Eagles at The Haddon Fortnightly, 301 Kings Hwy E. Meet and greet 6 to 7 p.m., conversation 7 to 8. Tickets are $10 and RSVP is required. Details

Fri., Nov. 13: Music Night with Jimmy Brewster

Also at the Fortnightly. Doors at 7 p.m., show at 8. $35 includes a Shamrock Deli boxed hoagie. BYOB. Proceeds benefit the Fortnightly and Project SARAH. Details

Nov. 13 and 14: Pack meals for kids

The Haddonfield Council of Churches hosts a Feed My Starving Children MobilePack at Haddonfield Middle School, starting 4 p.m. on Nov. 13 and continuing Nov. 14. Volunteers of all ages hand pack meals for children overseas. Sign up at give.fmsc.org/haddonfield. Details

Sat., Nov. 14: Poker and a food tour

The Inaugural Haddonfield Hold'em Championship starts at 6 p.m. at the Fortnightly, with professional dealers and dinner from downtown restaurants. Prizes are $750, $500 and $250, and tickets run $20 to $150. Proceeds support Rotary Club of Haddonfield projects, including the Ellis Street Circle. Details

Earlier that day, On The Town Food Tours runs a three hour Haddonfield Food Tour, 1 to 4 p.m. It is $85 a person, 21 and over, reservation required. Details

Sat., Nov. 21: Artisan Fair

From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Fellowship Hall at Haddonfield United Methodist Church, 29 Warwick Rd. Expect 30 plus vendors, from stained glass to pottery to basketry, baked goods, a food court, a visit with Santa in Sayre Pavilion and free parking. Hosted by United Women in Faith. Details

Fri., Nov. 27: Tree Lighting and the holiday kickoff

The Tree Lighting is at 6:30 p.m. at The Point next to the library, per the Haddonfield Celebrations Association, with a rain date of Sat., Nov. 28. The HMHS singers and marching band perform, then Santa leads the crowd to Kings Court. Bring canned goods or cash for local charities. One listing said 6 p.m., but we are going with the organizer. Details

That same night, Candlelight Shopping begins, Fridays 6 to 9 p.m. through Dec. 18, and Small Business Weekend runs Nov. 27 to 29. Details

Cheering instead? Catch this week's Bulldogs playoff games.

FAQ

What time is the Haddonfield Tree Lighting? 6:30 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 27, at The Point next to the library, per the organizer. Rain date is Nov. 28.

Which events are BYOB? Songs, Supper and Stand-Up, Music Night with Jimmy Brewster and the Hold'em Championship.

Sources

The Friday newsletter rounds all of this up in one short read, so you never miss what matters in town. Get it here.