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PCM Theatre is back at Old City Hall -October 30, November 1 and Nov 6-7
We're coming back, Bordentown!! PCM Theatre will be back in October at Old City Hall Restoration Committee for our newest original play, marking our 5th production in this historic building.
Looking forward to seeing everyone there!! Ticket info coming soon...
November 6, 4PM Veterans Day and The Forgotten War: Bordentown resident, past Army combat photographer, and former chief photo editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer Bryan Grigsby will present and discuss his photographs taken during his duty in Vietnam.
November 21 & 22 and 27 & 28 The Little Train Show with A Lot of Charm - Old City Hall Restoration Committee Annual Train Show continues. Check back as we finalize the details in the Fall 2026.
December 5 & 6. The Artists of Bordentown City Holiday Art Show will highlight eleven (11) well-known contemporary Bordentown artists and crafts people as well as up and coming artists from Leaping Dog and Sleeping Cat Studios. They will be displaying and offering their work for sale on Saturday and Sunday, December 5 & 6, 2026, 11 am to 5 pm Saturday and 11 am to 4 pm Sunday, at the beautifully restored Old City Hall. Admission is Free, donations support OCH Restoration
December 13, 4PM., Making Merry With Movement: An evening devoted to the history and meaning of the Philadelphia Mummers and a participatory presentation by the New Jersey-based Morris dance company, Millstone River Morris.
December 30, 4PM “Come Face to Face with the Past” with NJSP Detective Moises Martinez
The Old City Hall Restoration Committee in Bordentown City’s Sunday Soiree Series of presentations, concerts, and talks resumes on September.
Fall Event Schedule 2026
Check back often for new additions to the schedule
Old City Hall has become a gathering place for music, art, history, poetry and community events in the heart of Bordentown City. Our historic courtroom has welcomed professional musicians—including performers who have appeared on the stage of Carnegie Hall—along with artists, historians, poets, community organizations, and neighbors.
From our annual Train Show to live performances and special community gatherings, each event brings new life to this historic 1888 building.
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Energy, creativity, and a love of community shape the events we bring to Old City Hall. We are always looking for new ideas, talented performers, and meaningful ways to bring people together. From music and the arts to history and community traditions, our goal is to create experiences that feel special, welcoming, and worthy of this remarkable historic space.
Voices of Bordentown
Voices of Bordentown was a project of the Old City Hall Restoration Committee, created to capture some of the stories, memories, and voices of Bordentown City residents.
Twenty residents sat down with us at Old City Hall to share their stories. Behind the camera was a volunteer who also happens to be a professional videographer—with a career that takes him on the road, a wife and family, and a home and life of his own to maintain. He filmed the interviews and then took on the enormous task of editing the footage.
Little did he know what he was getting into when he said “yes.”
Our heartfelt thanks to tpr0ductions for the extraordinary gift of time, talent, and patience that made Voices of Bordentown possible.