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▲ ▲ 11 CALENDAR OF EVENTS, ALL SUMMER LONG Continued from page 9 FRIDAY NIGHT DRIVE-IN MOVIES AT WINDWARD BEACH IN BRICK The Township of Brick will be hosting drive-in movies at Windward Beach on Fridays from June 5 to July 3. Get out and have some quality family time! The movies will be subject to guidelines for car gatherings issued by the state. Gates to the parking area open approximately one hour before sundown. Parking is limited and will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Restroom facilities available. Movies begin at dusk. Windward Beach Park, 265 Princeton Avenue, Brick, (732) 262-1073 www.bricktownship.net 6-12: Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker; 6-19: Frozen II; 6-26: Jumanji: The Next Level; 7-3: Toy Story 4 "WORSHIP ON THE BEACH" IN BAY HEAD Karge Street beach, Bay Head, 8:00 AM. Bring a chair or blanket. If it rains, worship will be at the church. Also, traditional worship will be held in the sanctuary at 10:00 AM. St. Paul's United Methodist Church, corner of Bridge and West Lake Avenues, Bay Head, (732) 892-5926 www.stpaulsbayhead.org Sundays, June 21 - August 30 "ALL SUMMER LONG" EVENTS CANCELLED OR POSTPONED: As of press time, the following annual events have been cancelled or postponed due to the pandemic. Please check the town's or organiza- tion's website to see if they have been resched- uled. Otherwise, look for their return in 2021! • Tours of Navy Lakehurst • Monday Night Bonfire-On-The-Beach In Seaside Heights • Tuesday "2-For-1" Family And Friends Appreciation Days In Seaside Heights • Wednesday Night Fireworks In Seaside Heights • Friday Night Drive-In Movies In Seaside Heights • Sunday Flea Markets In Seaside Park • Sunday Night Movie-On-The-Beach In Seaside Heights • Country Line Dancing In Bradley Beach • Red Bank Food And Wine Walks JUNE 6-20 - 6-21: BATTLE OF MONMOUTH RE-ENACTMENT IN FREEHOLD In terms of participants, The Battle of Monmouth was the largest one-day battle of the Continued on page 13 Revolutionary War. Observers are encouraged to arrive early for seating and various activities before the beginning of the re-enactment each day. Monmouth Battlefield State Park, Route 33, one mile west of Route 9, Freehold, (732) 462-9616 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM www.state.nj.us/dep/parksandforests/parks/ monbat.html 6-27: KICKOFF TO SUMMER FOOD TRUCK FESTIVAL IN LAVALLETTE A fun-filled, family event to kick off Summer 2020 with delicious food, live entertainment, activities for children, and more. Sponsored by the Lavallette Business Association. 3:00 PM - 9:00 PM Philadelphia and Bayfront, Lavallette, 1-844-ENJOY-LAVA www.enjoylavallette.com JUNE EVENTS CANCELLED OR POSTPONED: As of press time, the following annual events have been cancelled or postponed due to the pandemic. Please check the town's or organiza- tion's website to see if they have been resched- uled. Otherwise, look for their return in 2021! • Friday Night Under The Stars Beach Camping In Seaside Heights • Arts and Crafts By The Sea In Seaside Heights • Novins Planetarium Summer Solstice Party In Toms River • 10th Annual Jersey Shore Wine Festival in Lakewood • 30th Annual Summerfest In The Park In Point Pleasant • Townwide Garage Sale in Point Pleasant Beach • 41st Annual Spring Lake Historical Society House Tour • Spring Lake Art in the Park • Spring Lake Irish Festival • Spring Lake Garden Tour • Townwide Yard Sale In Belmar • NJ's 28th Annual LGBTQ Pride Celebration In Asbury Park (rescheduled to 10-11) • Asbury Park Mermaid Promenade JULY 7-4: 6TH ANNUAL PIER VILLAGE POETRY FESTIVAL IN LONG BRANCH More than twelve poets, many of which were published in the anthologies "The Poets Of New Jersey" and "Palisades, Parkways & Pinelands." Featuring: Long Branch Poet Laureate Emanuel DiPasquale (co-editor of "The Poets Of New Jersey"), Mayor John Pallone, John Thomas