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Honor the Fallen

The Montgomery Veterans Memorial Committee invites the community to honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice during the Memorial Day Ceremony on Monday, May 25. Flags will be lowered by the Boy and Girl Scouts of Montgomery, followed by a spiritual message by Father Peter Baktis, reflections by Mayor Neena Singh, and the playing of Taps.

Community members are encouraged to join and pay tribute to our fallen heroes and observe a moment of silence for their distinguished service. The ceremony begins at 9:00 a.m. at Montgomery Veterans Memorial Park. In case of inclement weather, the ceremony will be moved to the Otto Kaufman Community Center at 356 Skillman Rd., Skillman, NJ.

Senior Volunteers Needed!

In celebration of our nation’s 250th anniversary, Montgomery Lower Middle School invites members of the senior community to enjoy a meaningful day of learning and connection. Senior volunteers will be partnered with a fifth or sixth grade homeroom and journey alongside students as they explore local history, engage with interactive presentations, and reflect on how our community continues to grow and evolve. 

Participants will also work together to paint tiles, kicking off the Rev250 Committee’s Community Art Project. Throughout the summer, there will be several opportunities for community members to design and paint a tile. Once complete, two tile mural designs will be installed. The Liberty Tree will be installed in the Montgomery Municipal Center lobby and the Unity Tree will be placed on the barn at Montgomery Veterans Park. Interested seniors can contact Camille Faulknor at cfaulknor@montgomerynj.gov or (908) 533-9190. 

Sponsor the Show!

The Recreation and Monty Rev250 Volunteer Committees are looking for donations for the 2026 Montgomery Fireworks and 250th celebrations. There are a range of sponsorship opportunities for businesses, families, and community groups. Those who donate at the top sponsorship levels will receive permanent recognition through engraved plaques installed on benches in Montgomery Veterans Park. 

Donations will support the fireworks display in addition to the showcase, revolutionary reenactors, a public mural project, an ecological garden, and permanent recognition installations. More information for corporate sponsors can be found here. More information for individual donors can be found here.

Join the Open Space Committee for a guided hike related to Montgomery’s historic involvement as a crossroads of the American Revolution! Participants will learn how our township became a designated Victory Town and the historic Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route. Find more event information here. 

Local businesses and farms are encouraged to sign up and sell their products at the upcoming Montgomery Friends of Open Space’s Farmers Market! The outdoor market opens May 30, running every Saturday through November at the Montgomery Municipal Center. Interested vendors can find more information, including the application form, here.