Eclipse Brewing is still waiting on their New Jersey Brewer’s License so they can’t brew or serve beer just yet but they are opening their doors for Halloween this Friday in Monsterville!  Enjoy trick-or-treating in town, then BYOB and hang out with us at Eclipse. No need to cook dinner on this busy day, we'll have a food truck here. Warm up by the fire pit, cop some of our new merchandise, grab hot chocolate & candy for the kids and, check out our newly

Join Shop Merchantville for their annual pet-related Mutt Strutt Fundraiser on July 19th in Wellwood Memoral Park. This year we are adding vendors so, come enjoy a beautiful day in the park and check out our vendors while you wait for the Mutt Strutt festivities to begin. Enter your pup into any category and then let them sashay down the runway. This dog walk festival brings hundreds of animal lovers together for a day of community and fun activities....like shopping! This year's chosen rescue is 4 Paws of NJ so proceeds

On August 15th Eclipse Brewing changed hands. Thank you to Chris and Beth for the incredible and unwavering support Eclipse Brewing has shown our community and downtown from  day 1. Eclipse brought a new energy to the Borough and has become a landmark. You will be missed by many! And congratulations to Megan Hilbert as she takes hold of the reins for what we are sure will be an equally successful future of Eclipse. As the new owner, Megan Hilbert

Over three years after the first legal statewide sales of recreational marijuana in New Jersey the Cannabis Regulatory Commission has endorsed four consumption dispensaries after completing filled out forms, paid permits and secured permission from their municipalities. Gynsyng, a dispensary in Merchantville, expects to open its cannabis-consumption lounge in the coming days. On Wednesday, July 17th, regulators approved

Merchantville Maple Porter is HERE at Eclipse Brewing! Yes, this beer, is made with syrup from Merchantville's own Sugar Maple trees. The Merchantville Maple Project, a hub of The Stockton Maple Project, was piloted this winter and early spring by Incredible Edible Merchantville. There was an outpouring of interest from workshop attendees and volunteers all over town who tapped trees, then collected and boiled sap over two months.  Volunteers included many members of Merchantville's Sustainability Partner Organizations