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30 AREA TOWNS Continued from page 29 on Wednesdays and Fireworks every Thursday night. For the best in deep-sea fishing, our party and char- ter boat fleet offers a variety of choices for every angler, from novice to experienced. Contact us for a complimentary Point Pleasant Beach Guidebook or visit us online! 2016 events include: 6-7, 7-5, 8-2, 9-6, 10-2: Classic Car Cruises at Stewart's On Broadway; 8-11 - 8-13: Townwide Sidewalk Sales; 9-17: 39th Annual Festival Of The Sea and 5K Run/ Walk; 10-8: 4th Chowder & Music Festival. RED BANK Borough of Red Bank 90 Monmouth Street, Red Bank (732) 530-2797 www.redbanknj.org Red Bank RiverCenter 46 English Plaza, Suite 6 (upstairs) Red Bank (732) 741-9211 or (888) Hip-Town www.redbank.org Situated along the banks of the Navesink River and embraced by established neighborhoods and tree lined streets, Red Bank is a combination of historic charm and progressiveness. With wide brick side- walks, historic lampposts, benches, and landscaping, the downtown is full of atmosphere. Anchored by two waterside parks, the downtown district features more than three hundred shops and a wide variety of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. The town is loaded with clothing stores, art galleries, antique shops, restaurants and many other unique stores, shops, and dining experiences. Red Bank also offers a wide variety of attractions and entertainment options, including performances from top entertain- ers at The Count Basie Theater, ice skating at the Red Bank Armory Ice Complex, or spending the day fishing on the Navesink River with Sea Land Marine. Visit Marine Park or Riverside Garden Park for a performance or picnic. A visit to Red Bank makes for an exciting day or a wonderful weekend escape. Easy access from GSP Exit 109. Train just fifty minutes from NYC. Sail or motor right into the Broad Street shopping area. SEASIDE HEIGHTS AND SEASIDE PARK Borough of Seaside Heights Gerald E. Tompkins Municipal Complex 90 Boulevard, Seaside Heights (732) 793-9100 www.seaside-heightsnj.org Seaside Heights Business Improvement District/Tourism P.O. Box 43, Seaside Heights (732) 830-3700 www.exit82.com Borough of Seaside Park 1701 North Ocean Avenue Seaside Park, (732) 793-3700 www.seasideparknj.org Located on the Barnegat Bay barrier island in Ocean County, both Seaside Heights and Seaside Park are popular tourist destinations. Both towns offer beautiful sandy beaches along the Atlantic Ocean, with boating, crabbing, fishing, paddleboarding, and more along the Barnegat Bay. Seaside Heights is known for its amusements, games, rides, and boardwalk. When visiting, be sure to take a ride on the antique Dr. Floyd L. Moreland Dentzel/Looff Carousel at Casino Pier! Seaside Park's three-mile- long beachfront has white sandy beaches and a mile-long boardwalk overflowing with games, rides, a waterpark, restaurants, and shops. SPRING LAKE The Borough of Spring Lake 423 Warren Avenue, P.O. Box 638 Spring Lake 07762; (732) 449-0800 www.springlakeboro.org Greater Spring Lake Chamber Of Commerce 304 Washington Avenue, Suite 104 Spring Lake, (732) 449-0577 www.springlake.org and www.visitspringlake.com The picturesque seaside town of Spring Lake offers its residents and vacationers an unhurried atmosphere of gracious living which has made it a unique resort at the Jersey Shore for more than 100 years. Two miles of uncluttered beaches and the longest non-commercial boardwalk in New Jersey add to the one-of-a-kind atmosphere. Turn-of-the-century architecture borders the wide, tree-lined streets which surround a large lake. "Spring Lake" is named for the fountains of crystal clear water which emanates from a multitude of underground springs. Paths, shady nooks, and rock gardens extend through the weeping willow lined shores of the lake and provide a peaceful spot for a quiet evening walk. Shoppers also have a reason to enjoy Spring Lake. The town is noted for more than sixty fine shops and boutiques. A variety of Broad Street, Red Bank. Judy Cardella