Usually held twice a year, the 3rd Saturday in April and October. This free collection is open to Gloucester County residents only. Commercial quantities, quantities that exceed a reasonable residential household amount, and/or hazardous waste generated by businesses will not be accepted.

The rising tide of marine debris threatens human health, wildlife, communities, and economies around the world. The International Coastal Cleanup is the world's largest volunteer effort on behalf of ocean and waterway health.

Usually held twice a year, the 3rd Saturday in April and October. This free collection is open to Gloucester County residents only. Commercial quantities, quantities that exceed a reasonable residential household amount, and/or hazardous waste generated by businesses will not be accepted.

Clean Gloucester Day is part of the Great American Cleanup, a two-day effort to remove litter and improve community appearance across all 17 cities and counties in Hampton Roads.

This fall-inspired market celebrates the warmth of simple living, with a carefully curated lineup of local artisans, handmade goods, cozy home décor, baked treats, seasonal produce, and rustic charm at every turn.

Usually held twice a year, the 3rd Saturday in April and October. This free collection is open to Gloucester County residents only. Commercial quantities, quantities that exceed a reasonable residential household amount, and/or hazardous waste generated by businesses will not be accepted.

Fall Clean Gloucester Day! Come together to help keep Gloucester clean and green!

The rising tide of marine debris threatens human health, wildlife, communities, and economies around the world. The International Coastal Cleanup is the world's largest volunteer effort on behalf of ocean and waterway health.

Usually held twice a year, the 3rd Saturday in April and October. This free collection is open to Gloucester County residents only. Commercial quantities, quantities that exceed a reasonable residential household amount, and/or hazardous waste generated by businesses will not be accepted.

Clean Gloucester Day is part of the Great American Cleanup, a two-day effort to remove litter and improve community appearance across all 17 cities and counties in Hampton Roads. Community beautification projects include:

Usually held twice a year, the 3rd Saturday in April and October. This free collection is open to Gloucester County residents only. Commercial quantities, quantities that exceed a reasonable residential household amount, and/or hazardous waste generated by businesses will not be accepted.

Fall Clean Gloucester Day! Come together to help keep Gloucester clean and green!

The rising tide of marine debris threatens human health, wildlife, communities, and economies around the world. The International Coastal Cleanup is the world's largest volunteer effort on behalf of ocean and waterway health.

The rising tide of marine debris threatens human health, wildlife, communities, and economies around the world. The International Coastal Cleanup is the world's largest volunteer effort on behalf of ocean and waterway health.

Usually held twice a year, the 3rd Saturday in April and October. This free collection is open to Gloucester County residents only. Commercial quantities, quantities that exceed a reasonable residential household amount, and/or hazardous waste generated by businesses will not be accepted.

The rising tide of marine debris threatens human health, wildlife, communities, and economies around the world. The International Coastal Cleanup is the world's largest volunteer effort on behalf of ocean and waterway health. Join us to help clean our waterway AND collect data about what we clean up.

Join Brent and Becky’s and the Colonial Beekeepers Association as we celebrate National Honey Bee Day! The Colonial Beekeepers will be on-site with all the information you’ve ever wanted to know about honeybees!

Stop by and visit Bee City USA at Gloucester’s Farmers Market, learn about native bees and ways you can help them in your own backyard!

Usually held twice a year, the 3rd Saturday in April and October. This free collection is open to Gloucester County residents only. Commercial quantities, quantities that exceed a reasonable residential household amount, and/or hazardous waste generated by businesses will not be accepted.