Toyland returns to jackson with free holiday fun for families

Toyland returns to Jackson with free holiday fun for families

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November 12, 2025
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JACKSON, N.J. – The holiday season will come alive next month as Mayor Jennifer L. Kuhn and the Jackson Township Senior Center present Toyland 2025, a free two-day community event filled with festive activities, entertainment, and family fun.

Toyland returns to jackson with free holiday fun for families
Photo: toyland returns to jackson with free holiday fun for families

The event will take place on Saturday, December 6, and Sunday, December 7, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Jackson Senior Center, located at 45 Don Connor Boulevard.

Toyland will transform the center into a winter wonderland featuring themed rooms inspired by Frozen, Gotham City, and Toy Story, complete with photo opportunities for guests of all ages.

Key Points

  • Free community event scheduled for December 6–7 at the Jackson Senior Center
  • Children 10 and under receive a free dressed teddy bear from Santa while supplies last
  • Activities include face painting, balloon art, character visits, and food available for purchase

Families invited to experience Toyland magic

Guests will stroll through a festive landscape filled with holiday lights, decorations, and interactive displays. Santa’s mailbox will be open for letters, and visitors can explore a special train room and holiday gift shop operated by the senior center.

Children can enjoy complimentary activities including face painting, temporary tattoos, and balloon art, along with a free juice and cookie.

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Santa’s helpers and superheroes join the celebration

Santa’s helpers, popular superheroes, and beloved storybook characters will make appearances throughout the event, offering families the chance to take photos and share in the seasonal excitement. Kids 10 and under will also receive a free dressed teddy bear from Santa while supplies last.

Hot dogs, nachos, Philly pretzels, baked goods, and drinks including hot chocolate and coffee will be available for purchase.

For more information about Toyland 2025, residents can contact the Jackson Senior Center at 732-928-2313.

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