THE GREATEST SAINT PATRICK'S DAY PARTY EVER!
Join us for a great day of music, food, crafters and fun
What to expect throughout the day
Join us for the ultimate St. Patrick's Day celebration! Our party guarantees an unforgettable experience with live music that will get you on your feet and dancing all day long. Don't miss the chance to kiss the Blarney Stone for good luck, or maybe a blessing from Saint Patrick himself. Contests for best red hair provided by Salon La Vie or Best Knee's and biggest leprechaun sponsored by Oxford Hall , the 3rd annual Pet Parade. Tattoo pop up by American Anchor. Face Painting for the kids, a magic show. Explore a variety of craft and food vendors offering an Irish flair. All your favorite drinks at Dead Lightning, Wild Rabbit, Fratellis, Legion, VFW and Nicks.
Mark your calendars for Saturday, March 14th from 10AM to 6 PM and let the festivities begin!
*must be 21 years of age to consume alcohol and have a event stamp provided upon entry.
For general information visit www.saintpatricksnc.com or email Thad at thadfornewcumberland@gmail.com
THE 4th ANNUALNSKYLER MONTGOMERY YOUTH TROUT DAY!
Join us for a great day of fun and fishing!
On Saturday, March 28, 2026, The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) will hold its annual Mentored Youth Trout Fishing Day statewide to encourage local kids to get outside, enjoy fishing, or learn how to fish, The New Cumberland Olde Towne Association along with Nicks 114, Culley's Landscaping and Dead Lightning Distillery will be hosting a special event at Borough Park along the Yellow Breeches Creek. This free event from 8 a.m. to Noon will include FREE rods and reel combos, fishing tackle giveaways, light refreshments, and fishing assistance from seasoned anglers.
About Mentored Youth Trout Day
To participate in the PFBC’s Mentored Youth Trout Fishing Day, anglers under age 16 must obtain a free Mentored Youth Trout Fishing Permit or purchase a 2023 Voluntary Youth Fishing License ($2.97) and be accompanied by a licensed adult. Adult mentors accompanying youth anglers must have a valid fishing license ($25.47) and trout permit ($12.47). Youth anglers may keep up to two trout, while adult mentors must practice catch-and-release fishing. Adults are not permitted to fish unless accompanying a child who is fishing. Fishing licenses, permits, and more information are available at www.FishandBoat.com. We will have people day of helping others sign up if necessary but please try and do it before coming.
WHERE: BOROUGH PARK NEW CUMBERLAND
WHEN: SATURDAY MARCH 28TH 8AM TO NOON.
Register online today at www.ncyouthfishing.com or if you have any questions you can email Thad at thadfornewcumberland@gmail.com
EASTER EGG HUNT IN THE PARK!
JOIN US FOR A FUN AFTERNOON OF EGG HUNTING !
On Sunday March 29th, 2026 The Olde Towne Association is hosting its annual Easter Egg Hunt at Borough Park in New Cumberland.
Flights for
2/3 year olds
4/5 year olds
6/7/8 year olds
Hunting starts at 2pm
Date: Sunday March 29th
Where: Borough Park New Cumberland
Time: 2pm
if you have any questions or would like to volunteer you can email
Christine Leukus at cvleukus@gmail.com
About New Cumberland Olde Towne Association
Our Story
Our Values
Our Values
The New Cumberland Olde Towne Association was founded in 1977 by several local New Cumberland businesses. We started as a small group of friends who wanted to make a difference in our community. Over time, our passion and dedication grew, and we became a recognized volunteer organization. Today, we work with hundreds of volunteers and community partners to create a better future for all.
Our Values
Our Values
Our Values
Our work is guided by a set of core values, including compassion, integrity, and collaboration. We believe that by upholding these values, we can create meaningful and sustainable change in our community. Whether it be the ongoing beautification of our town, the recognition of our military veterans and 1st responders to trying to meet the needs of all those in our community.
Our Impact
Our Values
Our Impact
Through our events and initiatives, we have been able to make a positive impact in the lives of many in our community. From supporting local businesses to providing basic necessities to those in need, we are proud of our achievements and the impact we have made. Bringing people together, working together, volunteering together makes a community what it is and we want to be the driving force.