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September 2021
Keyport Farmer’s Market
Every Thursday starting June 10th 2021 Located in Fireman’s Parking lot (at the corner of American legion drive & west front street) Vendors interested in participating please contact Shauna Burlew at KBBC@visitkeyport.org
Find out more »Asburyfest
CELEBRATE ASBURY PARK’S 150TH ANNIVERSARY! Asbury Park is the hottest market on the East Coast. Don’t miss this opportunity to have your brand represented at the Annual Asburyfest (formerly Oysterfest)! This three day outdoor event anticipates over 25,000 Asbury Park fans!
Find out more »A Chorus Line
These performances, originally scheduled for Sept 25-27, 2020, have been rescheduled to September 24-26, 2021. All tickets will be honored on their new, respective dates.
Find out more »Asburyfest
CELEBRATE ASBURY PARK’S 150TH ANNIVERSARY! Asbury Park is the hottest market on the East Coast. Don’t miss this opportunity to have your brand represented at the Annual Asburyfest (formerly Oysterfest)! This three day outdoor event anticipates over 25,000 Asbury Park fans!
Find out more »Happy Day Farm Pumpkin Festival
Saturdays & Sundays (Plus Fridays in October) September 11th through October 31st Open Columbus Day 10am - 5pm Last entry at 4pm Advanced ticket purchase is required to enter on Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays in order to limit capacity. Tickets will be posted 2 weeks prior to event date. In October, the pumpkin patch is open 7 days a week. There is no admission fee to pick a pumpkin on Monday through Thursday. Just pay for what you…
Find out more »Calgo Gardens – Art in the Garden
Calgo Gardens' happy gathering of amazingly talented, local artists and artisans. One of our most popular events! Calgo Gardens' happy gathering of amazingly talented, local artists and artisans. Artists will exhibit: watercolor and acrylic painters, jewelers, potters, photographers and many others with unique, creative ways of expression. Stroll our beautiful grounds, enjoy the seasonal plants and flowers, relax on the patio, listen to live music, get a snack at The Tulip Tree Cafe...and of course support your local artists. Calgo…
Find out more »Spring Lake’s Italian Festival
Italian Specialties Food Court on Morris, Music throughout the downtown. Best Meatball Contest – Pizza Eating Contest – Bocce Ball – Cooking demonstrations on Jersey 12 noon – 5:00 pm
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Asburyfest
CELEBRATE ASBURY PARK’S 150TH ANNIVERSARY! Asbury Park is the hottest market on the East Coast. Don’t miss this opportunity to have your brand represented at the Annual Asburyfest (formerly Oysterfest)! This three day outdoor event anticipates over 25,000 Asbury Park fans!
Find out more »Red Bank Farmers Market
Mother's Day through mid-November Sundays from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. The Galleria Red Bank Parking Lot 2 Bridge Avenue (corner of West Front St. and Bridge Ave.)
Find out more »Kibbitz and Schmooze: Exploring The Joys of Yiddish
Freehold, NJ. August 30, 2021 - The Jewish Heritage Museum of Monmouth County presents an informal Yiddish class, Kibbitz and Schmooze: exploring The Joys of Yiddish, by Leo Rosten. This program is perfect for those interested in sharing their knowledge and love for the Yiddish language.The program is scheduled for Sunday, September 26, 2021, from 7 to 8 PM, facilitated by JHMOMC Board President, Larry Gurman. Admission is free (donations are always welcome).
Find out more »What Lies Beneath: Recent Archaeological Investigations at Marlpit Hall and the Allen House
Recent archaeological investigations at the Allen House in Shrewsbury and Marlpit Hall in Middletown are revealing significant new information about these storied structures and the people who lived and worked in them. Especially significant is the discovery of a rich deposit of early 19th-century artifacts at Marlpit Hall, which may be associated with an outkitchen used by enslaved individuals. While the historical record provides considerable information about the families that owned these structures, archaeology can provide a more complete picture…
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