What better way to spend “Valentine’s Day” than with the ones you love the most? Visit Jenkinson’s Boardwalk for a great family event!
What better way to spend “Valentine’s Day” than with the ones you love the most? Visit Jenkinson’s Boardwalk for a great family event!
Come to Count Basie Theatre this February for the exhilarating, mind-altering performance that is the Magic of Adam Trent. Show starts at 8PM February 23rd at Count Basie Theatre, and tickets run from $29 to $79.
“Seeing is dis-believing!” – New York Times
Make your way to the Belmar and Lake Como area this March 4th for one of New Jersey’s largest St. Patrick’s Day parades. Join over 6,000 marchers! With 20 pipe bands!
Enjoy a fun filled St. Patty’s Day celebration with a parade in Atlantic City!
Come get your green on! Everyone is Irish at this fun festival! Irish bands, Irish food and Irish dancing!
Join the fun at the 4th Annual Asbury Park St. Patrick’s Day Parade!
Nearly 100 marching units including bagpipers, marching bands, Irish dancers, and beautifully decorated floats, will line up to march in the sixteenth Annual St. Patrick’s Day Celebration. The parade will begin at Huddy Park with hundreds scheduled to march along a one-mile stretch of Bay Avenue.
Join us for one of our most popular events, our annual Easter Egg Hunt and Festival! A day of Easter fun for the entire family! This year we have over 10,000 eggs on the village green. Hunts will take place every 15 minutes between 11:30 am and 4pm. Children will be grouped according to age, into the following categories: 0-1 (with an assisting adult), 2-4, 5-7, and 8-10.
Pre-registration for this event is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED; all members of your party must have tickets, not only the children participating in the hunt. Tickets are $6 per person, and children under 1 year old are free. Registration and Ticket sales begin in the Visitor Center (Row Houses) at 10:00am. Egg Hunt times are assigned to you at registration day of event.
Our Easter Egg Hunt & Festival includes the following activities for the day:
– Continous Easter Egg Hunts, with children grouped according to age.
– Storytelling with Clifford the Big Red Dog
– Visits and Pictures with the Easter Bunny
– Face Painting
– Balloon Animals
– Historic House and Building tours
– Storytelling at the Enameling Building
– Craft Demonstrations in our Blacksmith Shop, Bakery, Carpenter Shop, Tinsmith Shop
– Bonnett Parade and Contest (bring your own home-made OR purchase and decorate onsite!)
– Decorate an Easter Basket
– Egg Toss & Roll Games
– And more!
Visit the General Store to purchase an Easter basket and/or bonnet, visit our decorating station, and participate in our bonnet parade at 3pm! Prize awarded for best bonnet.
And don’t forget to stop by the bakery to guess how many jelly beans are in the jar. If you guess correctly, you win the jelly beans! And the jar! Winner will be announced at 3pm in front of the General Store.
Food service onsite! Grand Re-Opening of our Village Bakery with specialty cookies and baked goods!
GET A COMBO TICKET THAT INCLUDES GENERAL ADMISSION + A FRESH BOX LUNCH (Adult and Children Options Available). Choose from NINE FRESHLY prepared items!!! Pickup at the Allaire Bakery! NEW AND CONVENIENT FOR 2018!!!
On the beach at 19th Avenue, North Wildwood. Noon. Children 11 and under can pick up eggs and collect prizes. Free. 609.729.2170.
It’s that time of year again for Jenkinson’s Boardwalk Annual Easter Egg Hunt! Saturday, March 31, 2018 at 1pm sharp (Rain or Shine). Join the FREE family fun for the unofficial kickoff to the summer season! Leave your beach toys at home, you’ll only need your hands to dig away and find the eggs!
Michael Grandinetti, one of the stars of the CW’s Maters of Illusions, is not your ordinary magician – he is better known for being an illusionist. Grandinetti became famous for levitating in the air for 4 hours, 15 feet above the Hollywood Walk of Fame. He makes the ancient art of magic modern, innovative and exciting while showing audiences around the world that nothing is impossible. Want to be mind blown by his incredible talents? Check out the ticket options starting at $20.00 a seat. Hurry, they’re selling fast!
*** PLEASE NOTE THIS EVENT IS SATURDAY, APRIL 28 from 1-5pm IN ASBURY PARK. Sorry for any earlier confusion about the time. We have also updated the RSVP link to the Google form.***
This walking tour will highlight planning and development efforts in the city while exposing participants to the culinary assets offered by Asbury Park.
The tour will be led by city transportation manager Mike Manzella. Starting at Kula Farms and Kula Café, Patrick Durkin of InterFaith Neighbors will discuss the history and recent redevelopment of the Springwood Avenue corridor, as well as the organization’s efforts to provide training and jobs for local residents. The tour will move on to the Central Business District, stopping at an affordable community bike shop and local coffee cafe. The next stop will be the Parlor Gallery to learn about the local arts scene and its role in the revitalization of the city from Public Arts Commission member Jenn Hampton. The tour will move towards the Asbury Park Boardwalk where the latest on the Waterfront Redevelopment Area will be relayed. The final stop will be the iconic Convention Hall, where Chris Femino from Madison Marquette will share the success of the transformation of the boardwalk regional entertainment destination.
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Asbury Park is experiencing a wealth of development and international attention following a decade-long revitalization after several decades of disinvestment and decline. This beachfront destination flourished from the late nineteenth century through the 1940’s and witnessed significant population decline following the completion of the Garden State Parkway and civil unrest in 1970. The City was planned by James Bradley as a seaside escape from New York City in 1871. Bradley designed a progressive town with a boardwalk, electrical system, trolley network, tree-lined streets and a viable oceanfront and business district.
Recently, the 1.25-mile boardwalk, waterfront area and central business district have experienced rapid redevelopment. In 2016, over one million people visited the Asbury Park beach, and the City opened its first new hotel in 50 years. 2017 has seen a number of important development projects commence. Asbury Park’s meteoric rebirth has been fueled by a growing number of music, arts, entertainment, dining and nightlife and community partnerships between developers, non-profit and community organizations, and residents.
Come to the Monmouth Jet Center this May to help Veterans learn about the various programs available to them. Veterans and volunteers welcome, plus food, music, and aviation will be showcased at this FREE event.
We hope you will join us in this year’s event as Bradley Beach kicks off summer at the Jersey Shore. The Memorial Day Parade opens up the food and craft event on the boardwalk which ends on Monday, May 28th.
Joe Holiday’s Reading Rocks is back! with a Brand New Show for 2018. A combination of stage magic, music, audience participation and comedy all while showcasing popular children’s books: “Wings of Fire,” “Captain Underpants,” “Cat in the Hat” and “The 39 Clues” to name a few.
Come and enjoy an end of the summer celebration! Stroll along the charming Spring Lake Village’s Third Avenue of the business district while enjoying sidewalk sales and admiring the work of local artists.
The 5 world-class illusionists that make up the Champions Of Magic return for their 2018 international tour, following sold out shows across the globe, rave reviews and a historic run in London’s West End.
With over 20 million online views between them, this cast of top magicians includes international award winners presenting daring grand illusions, stunning close-up magic and incredible mind reading. Their skills have been seen around the world on TV with appearances on ‘Access Hollywood Live’, ‘The Next Great Magician’, ‘Good Morning Britain’, ‘Penn & Teller: Fool Us’ and ‘Caught On Camera with Nick Cannon’.
Witness the impossible, including disappearances, levitation, teleportation and a heart stopping finale, all presented with lighting and special effects to rival the biggest theatrical spectacles.
Broadway World described the cast as “5 of the world’s finest magicians”, NBC called Champions Of Magic “the most incredible show” and FOX said “that’s incredible… you guys are rock stars!”.
Champions Of Magic has been seen by thousands across the world, now is your chance to see why fans return to see one of the world’s biggest touring illusion shows time and time again.
Come join us in the Atlantic Highlands Halloween Parade!
Find your scariest or silliest costume and don’t forget to dress your pets too as prizes will be awarded for best-dressed pooches. Come to Ocean Grove to enjoy a great halloween parade.
Please join us for our annual ceremony at 11:00. In addition to honoring our Veterans, we will induct Vietnam Veterans into our In Memory Program.
The Museum will remain open until 4:00 PM following the ceremony.
Santa rides the NJ Transit train into Red Bank for the annual Town Lighting & Holiday Express concert. Join Santa on the train in Little Silver or meet him at the Red Bank train station when he arrives. There’ll be festivities before and after the train arrives with the Kathryn Barnett dancers and the Pipes and Drums of the Atlantic Watch. Once in Red Bank, Santa will board a firetruck and lead the parade to Broad Street for the Holiday Express Concert & Town Lighting.
Over 40 artists and craft makers. Santa arrives by fire truck in Viking Village to 19th & Bayview Ave, at around 1pm. Bring your own camera for pictures with Santa. All shops are open, available seafood takeout, gourmet coffee bar, a fire pit for smores, lawn games, live music, and endless merriment!
Enjoy the sights and sounds of the holiday season throughout Red Bank’s Business District with a FREE classic horse and wagon ride from 1 to 5 p.m. every Saturday from Nov. 24 to Dec. 22. Proudly sponsored by Pauline Poyner, of Heritage House Sotheby’s International Realty.
11 Bridge Avenue
(near Danny’s Steakhouse)
26 Broad St
(near Robinson Ale House)
Come join us for the Christmas Tree Lighting at Pier Village to get into the holiday spirit!