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The City of Atlantic City Multicultural Services Office hosted a successful Multicultural Game Day at Baltic Plaza, uniting residents through games, food, and cultural celebration. The event highlighted the city’s vibrant diversity and community spirit.

Culture Fest 2025 brought the community together for a vibrant celebration of music, history, and unity on Kentucky Avenue. The event honored the rich cultural legacy of Midtown Atlantic City through performances, food, and shared stories.

As of this past weekend, all Atlantic City beaches were fully guarded, offering residents and visitors a safe and free place to enjoy the summer. Lifeguards were on duty daily, ensuring a secure experience on the shore.

The City of Atlantic City officially began construction on its second Skate Park at the Uptown School Complex, expanding recreational opportunities for local skaters. The project was launched in partnership with AC Rec and skateAC, aiming to create a space for skaters of all levels.

Atlantic City Senior Services hosted a lively and engaging outing to Top Golf, bringing together community members for a day of fun, activity, and connection. The event highlighted the spirit of staying active and the vibrant energy of local seniors.

Atlantic City officially opened its first city-run Dog Park, offering dogs and their owners a new space for outdoor fun and connection. Located in Altman Park, the facility provided a safe and well-designed environment for pets of all sizes.

The City of Atlantic City officially launched the National Pull Up 4 Peace Violence Prevention Conference at the Showboat Hotel, with Day 1 dedicated to local leadership, community dialogue, and anti-violence initiatives. The event spotlighted Atlantic City voices and marked a strong start to the three-day national gathering.

Atlantic City Senior Services hosted a refreshing and creative Paint Party at Altman Terrace, offering seniors a fun way to beat the heat. The event featured ice-cold lemonade, lively conversations, and colorful expressions of art and community.

Atlantic City's Multicultural Services wrapped up a vibrant week of outreach filled with meaningful support and cultural celebration. From hosting Consulate Day to joining the Juneteenth Celebration and ending with a community trip to Philadelphia, the week was a true reflection of unity and inclusion.

The Class of 2025 at Atlantic City High School celebrated their graduation at the historic James Whelan Boardwalk Hall, with 425 seniors honored in a ceremony filled with pride and inspiration.

The AC Rec trip to Virginia gave local youth the chance to explore Busch Gardens, Water Country, and experience unforgettable moments—from Cookout dinners to Bingo nights in the hotel lobby.

The first-ever Youth Carnival in Atlantic City was a resounding success, bringing together families for a day of fun, food, and entertainment at Bader Field and the Skate Zone.

Atlantic City came together for a vibrant and inclusive celebration during the Great Pride Festival, held on Sunday, June 22, at O'Donnell Park—uniting the community through music, food, and love for all identities.

Atlantic City came alive with music this summer as the 2025 Free Concert Series brought 23 live performances to Kennedy Plaza, Gardner’s Basin, and Chicken Bone Beach—celebrating funk, jazz, soul, and community spirit all season long.

The Keep It Local campaign launched by the City of Atlantic City during Small Business Month brought renewed energy to local commerce and encouraged community-wide support. With help from city leaders, small businesses across Atlantic City proudly joined the movement.