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Saturday, May 4th, noon - 4pm

NCA Potluck 2024

Thank you for coming to the NCA potluck!


Thank you for coming to the Narberth Civic Association's
Potluck Social on

Sunday February 25, 2024 at 5 PM

The NCA Annual Potluck is a warm, wonderful community event which is happening this year for the first time since February 2020!

We’ll be gathering from 5:00 to 7:00 pm at the Narberth Borough Hall Multipurpose Room 2nd Floor
100 Conway Ave. Narberth 19072

  • Bring the kids & get out of the house
  • Mingle with your Narberth neighbors
  • See old friends and meet new ones
  • Share your special dish for 10 –12 people

You don’t have to be a current NCA member to attend. Members attend FREE, non-members pay $5.00 or we welcome you to join or to renew your membership here on the website
You’ll also have the opportunity to attend for FREE when you join or renew right at the potluck.

One year Household Membership (more than one adult) $30.00 One year Individual Membership (one adult) $15.00 


Narberth Council and committee meetings 2016 through May 2023 are available on the Civic Association YouTube channel

Narbeth Civic on YouTube

Council and Committee meetings June 2023 and forward are on the Narberth Meetings channel

Narberth Borough on YouTube


Looking Back

  • NCA Annual General Meeting October 25, 2023
  • Pride in the Park, June 24, 2023
  • Borough Council Candidates Forum, May 10, 2023
  • NarbEarth Day, May 6, 2023, 12-4 PM
  • Canceled to avoid spread of Covid - Narberth Civic Association Pot Luck dinner, February 26, 2023, 5-7 PM
  • December 29th and January 4th 2023: NCA hosted a Zoom conversation with Barbara Fortner and Bob Weisbord about serving on Borough Council


Narberth events - fun for  everyone - 2022

  • December 4th:   Dickens Festival.  Narberth was turned into 1850 London England at this annual event full of cheer, children's activities and hot chocolate!  Many thanks to the Narberth Business Association that organized the event.  Narberth Civic Association Board members were active in volunteering to help.  At Borough Hall, Christine Jackson helped characters don costumes and makeup to portray the characters from Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol.  Other board members, including Georgette DuBois, Patsy Higgins, Christine Red and Rich Myers volunteered at the Scavenger Hunt Booth where youngsters could turn their wooden nickels into brass shillings, good for $5 at most Narberth businesses. 
  • October 29th The annual halloween celebrations enlivened Narberth with witches and ghouls.  The witches were hosted by downtown businesses, and local children get treats when they find them. Festivities included a bike parade and a children's costume parade.  Much candy was eaten by all!
  • April 30 marked a successful outdoor return of NarbEarth Day, with friends and neighbors gathering to learn about and contribute to the well-being of our precious planet and community

Click here to revisit NarbEarth Day

  • On an absolutely perfect May 30, Narbs and Nearbs joined for the Memorial Day Parade and ceremony honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice on behalf of the nation

Click here to read more about the Memorial Day observances

  • June 11 saw the inaugural Pride in the Park, an event dedicated to diversity and tolerance that was developed and organized by local high school student activists

Click here to read more about Pride in the Park

  • The ever-popular Music & Arts Festival and Dog Parade made its rain-delayed return on Sunday, June 26. The End of Summer Festival is scheduled for Sunday, September 11 
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