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An October Halloween
All October long, Lambertville transforms into a Halloween wonderland. From whimsical and spooky displays to over-the-top decorations, every street offers a new surprise and the perfect backdrop for fall photos. Whether you’re strolling downtown, exploring side streets, or simply soaking in the atmosphere, you’ll find the spirit of Halloween alive and glowing on every corner.
Fall colors in Lambertville
From mid-October through the second week of November, Lambertville bursts into color as the season’s beauty reaches its peak. Brilliant reds, oranges, and golds paint the town, creating unforgettable views and picture-perfect moments. Some of the best places to soak in the scenery include the peaceful Towpath, the sweeping vistas from Goat Hill Overlook, and the charm of Jefferson Street and Coryell Street. Wherever you wander, autumn in Lambertville is nothing short of spectacular.
Fall Mini Shoot - One Sale You Don’t Want to Miss
Fall Mini Shoot - One Sale You Don’t Want to Miss
Fall Mini Shoot - One Sale You Don’t Want to Miss
Fall Mini Sessions in Lambertville
Fall colors in Lambertville are spectacular, but they’re even more meaningful when you’re in the picture with someone you love. This season, take advantage of my $99 Fall Mini Session: up to 4 people, 35 minutes, and 6 beautifully edited photos that capture the magic of autumn. Spots are limited, so book your session today and make this fall unforgettable.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Fall Mini Shoot - One Sale You Don’t Want to Miss
Fall Mini Shoot - One Sale You Don’t Want to Miss
For one night only, Finkle’s Hardware took on a whole new vibe! 🥳 The legendary hardware store became a buzzing nightclub, where memories were made with live music, delicious eats, and endless drinks. Hosted by Rachel Finkle and Sven Helmer, the evening was filled with energy as friends gathered to celebrate in a space rich with history. It was an unforgettable farewell to the familiar aisles and shelves, transformed into a dance floor that kept the good times flowing.
LAMBERTVILLE’S NEWSPAPER HISTORY
Fall Mini Shoot - One Sale You Don’t Want to Miss
LAMBERTVILLE’S NEWSPAPER HISTORY
Before modern media transformed communication, Lambertville relied on the "Beacon," a local publication that delivered news through printed word. Established in the 19th century, it connected the community by sharing important updates, events, and stories that shaped local history.
The Iconic Wedgwood Inn
Flowers in Full Bloom, Visitors in Full Swing
