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Around Town - September-October 2011
08/30/2011
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Jazz it Up Festival
September 3- 4
12 – 5 pm
Historic Allaire Village
4265 Atlantic Avenue Route 524
Wall
609-588-0085
festivaldirector@newjerseywines.com
www.newjerseywines.com
Spend Labor Day weekend soaking up history, listening to great jazz and sipping New Jersey wine. Come on outside, with The Garden State Wine Growers Association (GSWGA), a member organization of 34 wineries located across the state. The Festival will feature hundreds of award-winning New Jersey wines and an array of great food. Artisan vendors and crafters will be selling hand made products, wine related items and other quality goods. There will be kids’ activities including arts & crafts, face painting and games. Discount advance sale tickets are available online at www.newjerseywines. com and group discounts are available by calling the Wine Line at 609-588-0085.
BBQ and Craft Beer Festival
September 3 – 4
12 – 5 pm
Monmouth Park Racetrack
Oceanport Avenue
732-222-5100
www.monmouthpark.com
Can you think of a better way to enjoy Labor Day weekend than kicking back in our picnic area with a cold one? We can’t. That’s why were hosting our third Beer Tasting Event on a weekend that demands that you kick back, relax and enjoy the extra long weekend. Taste and savor beer from around the world and specialty microbrews. Also enjoy Sunday’s FREE Family Fun Day with pony rides, face painters, clowns and live music.
“The Break Up Notebook”
September 8 – 26
7 and 8 pm show times
The Carousel House
700 Ocean Avenue
Asbury Park
732-455-3059
www.ReVisionTheatre.org
The Break Up Notebook examines a year in the life of the recently dumped Helen Hill. With her family of friends by her side she encounters: twostepping twelve-steppers, Paxil popping lawyers, dental dams, grrrl bands, hot girl on girl action, and maybe…just maybe…the girl of her dreams. Please check for the website for exact dates and showtimes.
“Customer Appreciation Day”
September 17
10 am – 2 pm
Ryser’s Landscape Supply Yard
145 White Road
Little Silver
732-741-8338
www.ryserslandscapesupply.com
Free lawn and pond seminars, a Touch-a-truck exhibit for the kids so they can get into the trucks & equipment as well as learn how they operate. Free food & drinks. Rock painting, games, free giveaways and much, much, more!
Red Bank Street Fair
September 18
11 am – 5 pm
Downtown Red Bank
Red Bank
www.onlyoneredbank.com
Come hit the streets of Red Bank and visit over 200 artists, crafters, and vendors; rides, games, & family fun; live entertainment. This event is free of charge. Red Bank retailers and restaurants will be open too!
The Ryan Bell Memorial Walk and Wheel-a-Thon
September 18
1pm
Brookdale Community College
765 Newman Springs Road
Lincroft
732-224-2345
www.brookdalecc.edu
The Ryan Bell Memorial Walk and Wheel-A-Thon is a family day of walking, strolling, food, and family activities. All funds raised for LADACIN Network will be directed to the Schroth School Inclusive Playground Fund. For more information go to the website.
Jersey Shore Animal Center Dog Wash
September 24 – 25
12 – 3 pm
185 Brick Boulevard
Brick
732-920-1600
www.jerseyshoreanimalcenter.org
Come and pamper your pooch. All proceeds go to benefit the animals at the Jersey Shore Animal Center. Volunteers will bathe, brush, and towel dry your best friend for ONLY $10 from 12pm to 3pm! No appointment necessary.
2nd Annual Red Bank Guinness Oyster Festival
September 25
12 – 7 pm
40 White Street
Red Bank
www.onlyoneredbank.com
The event will also be a culinary feast! There will be tons of Guinness and fresh oysters, plus Red Bank’s favorite restaurants will be serving a variety of specialty menu items. Wine and lighter beers will also be available for purchase. It will be a huge food and music festival which will showcase Red Bank’s excellent restaurants as well as entertain thousands with great, live music! It will also be a family friendly event with lots of activities for the kids. The festival is a fundraiser for the Booker Cancer Center at Riverview, the Cancer Institute of NJ and the Red Bank River Center. Admission is $5.00 for anyone over 13.
Monmouth County Concours d’Elegance
October 1
10 am – 4 pm
Hop Brook Farms
953 Holmdel Road
Holmdel
732-946-3630
www.monmouthcountyconcours.com
A car show that trumps the rest. An elegant exhibition of pristine classic automobiles from 1900 to 1969. This year’s proceeds will benefit the Boys and Girls Club of Monmouth County. The Monmouth County Concours d’ Elegance is open to the public and is a family event. Food and beverage vendors as well as music entertainment will be provided. There is a $10 admission fee that is a tax deductible donation to BGCM. Parking is free, courtesy of Vonage. For more information, please visit MonmouthCountyConcours.com.
Diversify your Portfolio with Market-Linked CDs
October 13
Trump National Golf Club
One Trump National Boulevard
Colts Neck
732-696-9000
www.trumpcoltsneck.com
Laday, Proske & Associates, a financial advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services, will present a brief market outlook and an educational seminar on Market Linked CDs (certificates of deposit). In this uncertain economic environment people are worried about where to put their money; Laday, Proske & Associates wants to help people be aware of all their options. This educational event is designed to let people know about “structured products,” which are regarded as safer investments. Seats are limited and reservations required. For more details, please call 732-462-7024.
Two Rivers Antiques and Art Show & Garden Tour
October 14 – 16
732-923-6886
www.tworivershow.org
The Two Rivers Art/Antiques Show and Garden Tour is the major fundraiser for the Wilentz Breast Center enabling it to remain on the forefront of breast cancer detection, diagnosis and treatment. Now entering its seventeenth year, this unique event draws well over 1,000 attendees and has raised in excess of $2 million since its inception to provide cutting edge technology and the most advanced breast care available to women in our community. The Preview Party on Friday evening is something everyone wants to be a part of, including cocktails, light fare, and an auction. Come join in the fun of beautiful art, inside and out! For more information please visit the website.
Thompson Park Day
October 16
11 am – 5pm
Thompson Park
805 Newman Springs Road
Lincroft
732-842-4000
www.monmouthcountyparks.com
This fall festival features pumpkin painting, a scarecrow contest, wagon rides, kids’ races, entertainment and the Strut Your Mutt doggie costume contest. This is a funfilled day for everyone in your household. For more information please visit the website.
Jason Hawes & Grant Wilson from “Ghost Hunters”
October 20
8 pm
Count Basie Theatre
99 Monmouth Street
Red Bank
(732) 842-9000
(732) 224-8778
www.countbasietheatre.org
Get up close with the Ghost Hunters! Learn their methods for tracking the paranormal, hear unreal stories of true ghostly encounters, and participate in a special live Q&A with the TAPS team members Grant Wilson and Jason Hawes. As plumbers by day and ghost hunters by night, Grant Wilson, Jason Hawes and their team have worked to track down the presence of paranormals across the country. Jason and Grant are the leaders of The Atlantic Paranormal Society (TAPS). TAPS is a group of fairly ordinary people— office managers, factory workers, teachers and even psychic-hotline gurus— moonlighting to understand seemingly unexplainable disturbances.
The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society presents Light the Night Walk
October 22
5 pm
Riverside Gardens Park
Front Street
Red Bank
908-956-6600
www.lightthenight.org/nj
Held on fall evenings in communities across the U.S. and Canada, Light The Night Walk is The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s walk and fund raising event to pay tribute and bring hope to people battling cancer. Thousands of participants raise funds for vital, lifesaving research and patient services and, on these special nights, they carry illuminated balloons in a show of support from a caring community. This is a casual fundraising walk with no fitness requirements.
The Capitol Steps
October 28
8 pm
Count Basie Theatre
99 Monmouth Street
Red Bank
(732) 842-9000
(732) 224-8778
www.countbasietheatre.org
The Presidential primaries are coming, but first it’s the annual Basie appearance by the only group in America trying to be funnier than Congress: The Capitol Steps! The mob that puts the mock in democracy, Capitol Steps are a musical sketch comedy troupe of current and former Congressional staffers. Taking a humorous look at serious issues, they use personalities on Capitol Hill, in the Oval Office and worldwide to supply the fodder for a nationwide laugh at our own political system.
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