38th Annual Whitesboro Reunion Festival

Start: Friday, September 4, 2026 7:00PM
End: Sunday, September 6, 2026 8:00PM

The Concerned Citizens of Whitesboro, Inc. proudly presents the 38th Annual Whitesboro Reunion Festival, a three-day celebration honoring the rich history, resilience, and enduring legacy of the historic community of Whitesboro, New Jersey. This year's inspiring theme, "Still Standing," celebrates the strength of generations who have preserved the community's heritage while building a brighter future. For nearly four decades, the Reunion Festival has brought together former and current residents, families, friends, and visitors from across the country to reconnect, celebrate, and support one of New Jersey's most historic African American communities. Festival attendees will enjoy an exciting weekend filled with: Friday, September 4, 2026 White Party ($20.00 per person) with DJ Drumatic Saturday, September 5, 2026 Caring for Kids Carnival 3 Dynamic guest speakers Live music and entertainment featuring The Eddie Morgan Trio Spoken Word Poetry Food, craft, and community vendors Sunday, September 6, 2026 Community Worship Service The Praise & Punchlines Comedy Show Cape May County Bulldogs Basketball Tournament Food, craft, and community vendors Family-friendly activities for all ages Opportunities to celebrate Whitesboro's rich cultural heritage and community pride The festival serves as more than a reunion—it is a celebration of unity, perseverance, and community engagement while showcasing the accomplishments of Whitesboro's past, present, and future generations. Whether you're returning home, visiting for the first time, or simply looking for an unforgettable Labor Day weekend experience, the 38th Annual Whitesboro Reunion Festival welcomes everyone to join in this special celebration of history, culture, fellowship, and family. For vendor applications, advertising opportunities, sponsorship information, and the complete schedule of events, visit the Concerned Citizens of Whitesboro, Inc. website at www.concernedcitizensofwhitesboro.com.