Annual Summer Celebration

June 24, 2022

Come join the BTDC for our annual picnic! 

The picnic will be held at the Pleasant Valley Park Picnic Pavilion, rain or shine. Menu items include hamburgers, hot dogs, BBQ chicken, ratatouille, mac n’cheese, salads, desserts, and drinks. Food will be made by local caterer Suzy Saidi and her company, Eventix LLC, so you know it will be delicious!

County and Local Candidates will be in attendance.

And this year, we have some new fun planned for our guests! 
$30 per person or $60 per family. Please bring your family and friends for a fun day at the park! 

Blue in ’22 Summer Celebration
Pleasant Valley Park Picnic Pavilion, 3405 Valley Road, Basking Ridge
July 17, 12p- 4pm
Tickets: secure.actblue.com/donate/btdcpicnic2022

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