Jackson township welcomes the holiday season with toyland and the annual christmas tree lighting 

Jackson Township Welcomes the Holiday Season with Toyland and the Annual Christmas Tree Lighting 

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December 1, 2025

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – Jackson Township Mayor Jennifer L. Kuhn and the Jackson Township Council are proud to announce that the community is gearing up for a joyful and festive holiday weekend as preparations are underway for Toyland 2025 at the Jackson Senior Center and the Township’s Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony.

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Each year, families from all across Jackson come to the Senior Center to enjoy our town’s annual Christmas celebration.  Take photos with Santa inside Toyland, or come to the tree lighting ceremony to see Santa arrive from the North Pole on a fire truck.

Township staff and volunteers are working hard to transform the Senior Center and Town Hall grounds into magical holiday destinations that will delight residents of all ages.


Toyland 2025 at the Jackson Senior Center

Saturday & Sunday, December 6th & 7th
10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Jackson Senior Center – 45 Don Connor Blvd.
FREE for all residents

This year’s Toyland promises to deliver a winter wonderland experience filled with cheerful activities and family-friendly fun. Visitors can look forward to:

  • A walk-through Winter Wonderland
  • A festive train room
  • Photo opportunities with Frozen characters, Gotham City, Toy Story displays, and more
  • A chance to leave a letter in Santa’s mailbox
  • A holiday Gift Shop
  • Meet-and-greet moments with Santa’s Helpers, Super Heroes, and Storybook Characters
  • Free face painting, tattoos, balloon art, PLUS juice and cookies for children
  • A complimentary “dressed” Teddy Bear from Santa for children 10 and under, while supplies last

Mayor Kuhn shared her excitement, noting,“Toyland is one of our most cherished traditions. It brings families together and fills our Senior Center with the joy and spirit of the season. We are thrilled to welcome residents back for another magical year.”


Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony

Saturday, December 6th
Festivities begin at 4:00 p.m.
Jackson Town Hall – 95 West Veterans Highway

Immediately following the start of the holiday weekend, residents are invited to gather at Town Hall for our annual Christmas Tree Lighting. The event will feature:

  • A special visit with Santa, including Jackson’s own Santa Jim, from 4:00–5:00 p.m.
  • Live musical performances by the Jackson Baptist Church Choir
  • Holiday music entertainment by DJ J Pro

The Tree Lighting Ceremony continues to be a heartwarming community tradition, bringing families, friends, and neighbors together to celebrate the season.


Mayor Kuhn added, “Our Christmas Tree Lighting and Toyland celebration truly capture the spirit of Jackson Township. We look forward to seeing our community come together to celebrate the joy, generosity, and unity that define this special time of year.”

Residents are encouraged to arrive early, bring their holiday cheer, and enjoy a weekend full of festive fun.

For more information, please contact the Jackson Senior Center at 732-928-2313 or visit the Township’s website.

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