Mayor McCormac Joins Bollywood Beats and Clean‑Up Drive on Oak Tree Road

Woodbridge Township’s Oak Tree Road came alive on October 10 as Renascent Media staged a lively Bollywood music celebration. The event, aimed at showcasing South‑Asian culture, featured a lineup of popular Indian songs that drew crowds of families, students and longtime residents.

Mayor John E. McCormac attended the festivities, flanked by township officials, to officially unveil a new community‑based program dedicated to cleaning and beautifying the corridor. Organized alongside the musical showcase, the initiative encourages local businesses and volunteers to adopt regular upkeep practices, hoping to preserve Oak Tree Road’s reputation as a vibrant cultural hub.

The dual focus of entertainment and civic responsibility resonated with participants, many of whom expressed enthusiasm for a cleaner, more welcoming environment that reflects the area’s heritage. For the diaspora, the event underscored how traditional celebrations can serve as springboards for community improvement, reinforcing ties between the Indian diaspora and the broader Woodbridge community.

Organizers indicated that follow‑up clean‑up days will be scheduled throughout the year, inviting residents to continue the momentum sparked by the music and the mayor’s endorsement.