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Around Town - Early Holiday 2009
10/26/2009 Let us know if you belong to an organization/club/charity and would like to have your upcoming events listed.
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Dead Ringer
October 12 – November 15
New Jersey Repertory Company
179 Broadway
Long Branch
732- 229-3166
www.njrep.org
A world premiere by Gino DiIorio, set in Sunset Valley, Texas, in 1885, tells the tale of Tyrus Cole, a horse trainer. He lives on a ranch with his invalid sister Mary; because he can’t watch her during the day, Tyrus has Mary confined to a root cellar. A young stranger, Dwight Foley, arrives seeking help with his horse and upsets the delicate balance between brother and sister. The three find themselves trapped in a complex web of greed and secrets. Check the website for show times and ticket pricing.
Strange Creatures
November 6 and 13, 4–5 pm
November 8, 2:30–3:30 pm
Holmdel Park Activity Center
44 Longstreet Road
Holmdel
732-946-9562
www.monmouthcountyparks.com
Strange animals have roamed the land and patrolled the seas for millions of years. Return to a time when dragonflies were as large as kites and marine turtles were the size of small cars, as we learn about the creatures that may have called Monmouth County their home. This is a treat for children ages 5–8, accompanied by an adult. Admission: $5 per child.
Toddler Make and Take
November 10
Jenkinson’s Aquarium
300 Ocean Avenue
Point Pleasant Beach
732-899-1659
www.jenkinsons.com/aquarium
Youngsters will create marine life crafts, listen to a story, and learn about some of the aquarium’s animals. This workshop is for children ages 3–5 years old, accompanied by an adult, and takes place on the second Tuesday in January and February, and September through December. The fee includes all-day aquarium admission. Call for more information and to pre-register.
Girls Night Out
November 12
6–9 pm
The Grove at Shrewsbury
597 Route 35 North
Shrewsbury
732-530-1200
www.thegroveatshrewsbury.com
Get your best girlfriends together for this amazing shopping experience at the Grove. Experience special promotions, giveaways, goodie bags, and live music, and enter to win a $1,000 Grove shopping spree while you nibble on hors d’oeuvres by “d’jeet.” Come join in the fall fun. Visit the website to RSVP for this event.
Marlboro 2nd Annual Multi-Cultural Day
November 15
12:30–3:30 pm
Marlboro High School
(off Route 79 North)
95 North Main Street
Marlboro
732-536-5832
www.marlboro-nj.gov
Marlboro is a very diverse community. To promote harmony, cultural diversity, and friendship among the local residents, the Marlboro Township Multi-Cultural Day committee will be hosting its second "Marlboro Cultural Day." Come and meet neighbors of various ethnic backgrounds, and learn from each other’s cultures during this exciting event. There will be a Unity Day essay contest, cultural exhibitions, food sampling, and a cultural show. Join in the fun without ever leaving Marlboro.
14th Annual Indoor Craft Fair
November 21
9 am–4 pm
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
80 Embury Avenue
Ocean Grove
732-775-1125
If you’re trying to find a gift for those who have it all, come to the craft fair and find a unique gift for everyone on your list! Admission is free and there will be free craft drawings and high-quality unique crafts and gifts. Lunch and baked goods will be available.
Masterworks II
November 21, 8 pm
The Strand Theater
400 Clifton Avenue
Lakewood
732-255-0460
www.gardenstatephilharmonic.org
Come enjoy a night filled with music from Beethoven. Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 5 in E-Flat Major, Emperor, as well as Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5 in C Minor will be performed. For more information, or to purchase tickets, call or visit the website.
Holiday Happenings
November 23 – December 24
The Grove at Shrewsbury
597 Route 35 North
Shrewsbury
732-530-1200
www.thegroveatshrewsbury.com
The Grove at Shrewsbury lights up when Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus arrive on the Shrewsbury Fire Engine to ring in the holiday season on Saturday, November 28, at noon. Each Saturday, from 12–2pm, Santa Claus will hand out candy canes while you shop to the harmony of strolling carolers. Visit our Holiday Lounge for complimentary gift wrapping, sponsored by the Monmouth County SPCA, Saturdays and Sundays, from 12–4pm. Ride the trolley between The Grove & Grove West on Saturdays and Sundays from 11–3pm.
Holiday Boutique
November 27 – December 24
Friday and Saturday 10 am – 5:30
Sunday 11 am – 4 pm
117 Main Street
Manasquan
732-223-3710
www.kraftfairs.com/hb1.html
The Holiday Craft Boutique in Manasquan will feature crafts from local craftspeople. Get a head start on all your Christmas shopping needs.
Retirement Income Workshop
December 1st
7–8:30 pm
Merrill Lynch
2504 Route 35
Manasquan
732-528-2773
Jill_kobb@ml.com
The recent economic turmoil has left retirees and those near retirement concerned about their futures. People are living longer, healthcare costs keep escalating, and interest rates remain well below historic norms. This free seminar will address these risks to help you better protect what you’ve worked so hard to accumulate.
Celebrate the Season: Tree Lighting and Caroling
December 4
7 pm
Auditorium Square Park
22 Pilgrim Pathway
Ocean Grove
732-774-1391
www.oceangrovenj.com
Come join the tree lighting ceremony and caroling to kick off the holiday season. Bring the children for pictures with Santa. Hot chocolate and cookies will be available in the community room immediately following the festivities.
Dearborn Market Holiday Festival
December 5 – 6
10 am–5 pm
2170 Route 35 South
Holmdel
732-264-0256
www.dearbornmarket.com
This is a great way to get the holidays underway – with lots of family fun and ideas for holiday entertaining. Inside the store you’ll find delicious free holiday food samplings. Visit with the real bearded Santa free of charge; he’ll be available to visit with children and find out their special wishes. Don’t forget to bring your camera to capture that wonderful moment. If you want to make your own holiday decorations this year you won’t want to miss the free Holiday Green Container Workshop, which will take place in the greenhouse. Come watch one of the master designers show you an easy way to turn your outdoor summer and fall containers into holiday masterpieces that will enhance your front doorway, porch, or deck. Enjoy the merry melodies of the Monmouth Civic Chorus and The Shrewsbury Chorale. Saturday, December 5, at 4:30 pm, there will be a special tree lighting outside the greenhouse. There will be free face painting and balloons for the kid’s, and so much more!
Junior Keepers
December 5
9 am–12 pm
Jenkinson’s Aquarium
300 Ocean Avenue<
Point Pleasant Beach
732-899-1659
www.jenkinsons.com/aquarium
This program, available to children, ages 11 to 15, provides the opportunity to experience the aquarium from an employee’s point of view. “Helpers” will assist with animal enrichment, logging, and feeding some of the animals. Sneakers are required! Call to pre-register. Fee: $40 per child.
Two Jews Walk Into A War...
December 10
New Jersey Repertory Company
179 Broadway
Long Branch
732- 229-3166
www.njrep.org
Hysterically funny and amazingly poignant, this play takes place in a dilapidated old synagogue in Kabul in 2001, during the final days of the Taliban regime. The one thing that binds the Jewish community together is that the last two surviving Jews in all of Afghanistan hate each other. Ishaq and Zeblyan spend their days hurling insults at each other and holding separate religious ceremonies, all the while struggling to recreate the sacred Torah that was destroyed by the Taliban. Inspired by a true story, could it be that the salvation of Afghanistan’s Jewish community is left in the hands of a real-life Middle-Eastern odd couple? Check the website for show times and ticket pricing.
Light Up a Memory
December 19
After 5 pm Mass
Saint Mary’s Church
1 Phalanx Road
Colts Neck
732-780-2666
St. Mary’s Church is pleased to announce a beautiful tradition that debuted last year. You are invited to sponsor a light on a special tree in front of the church for a contribution of $10. It can be to honor a living person or in memory of someone deceased. All of the names will be inscribed in the Light Up a Memory book, displayed in the Gathering Space. Cards will be provided to acknowledge the “light recipient.” St. Mary’s choir will perform, and refreshments will be served in the Gathering Space after the tree lighting. These inspiring lights will glow all during the Christmas season through January 6 – the feast of Epiphany, or “Little Christmas.” December 5 is the deadline to reserve a light, so call St. Mary’s or one of the Co-Chairs: Freda O’Doherty (732-577-9541) and Molly Aiello (732-946-7184).
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