July's Feature Buisness of the month McFarlan's Market Merchantville. The remake of the original corner store, reopened in May 2010, transformed the old Philadelphia fruit market back to its original name with a new look. The service is great, the food is great, and all the employees are phenomenal! It's definitely worth stopping by for a coffee, a sandwich, or other grocery needs because McFarlan's never disappoints. This corner store is a town staple. Small-business owners love what they do, and they play an important role in supporting local communities - from contributing hometown resources to providing meeting places for residents and neighbors. When it comes to showing your support for small businesses, it’s important to do so. Everything from the local market to the clothing boutique relies on the support of loyal customers to keep its doors open, and when you spend money at a small business, you’ll gain plenty of wonderful benefits!

Maureen Fitzpatrick from Visit South Jersey recently stopped by Eclipse Brewing and was impressed by the size and variety. "It’s a rare day when you walk to the backyard of an attractive business and see beautiful green Centennial hops climbing a trellis. But that’s just what you’d expect after meeting a fun-loving man named Chris Mattern, owner of the “tiny” brewery on our next stop – Eclipse Brewing. He’s a man who enjoys the simple things in life, like horticulture and home brewing. On October 8th, 2016, Chris did something else he’s always wanted to do, an idea sparked by his wife Beth; he opened a craft brewery in Merchantville, New Jersey. And though small, perhaps one of the smallest in the state, the beer at Eclipse Brewing is big on taste." Read her full article.

Alec Bradley's Filthy Hooligan Shamrock cigars are back in the humidor at Cigar Alley in Merchantville. The Alec Bradley Black Market Filthy Hooligan and Black Market Filthy Hooligan Shamrock are both 2024 seasonal releases featuring a flavorful, bright green Candela wrapper leaf, celebrating the onset of Spring. This marks the 12th annual installment of the Filthy Hooligan limited edition cigar. This triple wrapper barber pole blend uses Candela, Nicaraguan Habano Osucro,

The Station Coffee is excited to announce that they have partnered with our friends at Soulflower Yoga to host a morning yoga session followed by breakfast on Saturday, July 6th, from 8:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Sign up with some friends and kick your weekend off with an hour of yoga outside (weather permitting, otherwise it will be inside) and enjoy a bite to eat. The preregistration cost is $20 which includes an hour of yoga and breakfast (a bagel, egg and cheese sandwich, cup of fruit, and a coffee). Preregistration is encouraged. The price the day of the event is $25. Register online. Please make sure that you pre-register and pay prior to the event to take advantage of the $5 savings!

Join the Pennsauken-Merchantville Area Chamber of Commerce at a networking luncheon on May, 8th from 10:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. to meet new business contacts, have lunch and hear from our informative guest speaker Karl Chase from Camden County Habitat for Humanity. This even takes place at Marco's Restaurant, Pennsauken Country Club. Karl will be speaking about the role of ReStore to support local businesses and residents while raising funds for Habitat's core mission of building affordable housing.

See your best self through our unique finds, fun atmosphere and low prices. The clothes may be worn but they haven’t peaked until they’ve met you. PEAK is a secondhand clothing store that sells well-kept, well-priced, gently worn clothing and accessories. We value an organized, bright atmosphere, low prices and keeping our customers comfortable browsing our bold and colorful inventory. PEAK aims to be a welcoming, judgement-free space for members of the community to feel valued as both a human and a consumer.