Issue link: https://www.ifoldsflip.com/i/1498878
9-11: 9/11 REMEMBRANCE CEREMONY AT WINDWARD BEACH IN BRICKTOWN Annual candlelight vigil to honor the memory of those who were lost on September 11, 2001. Held at the Angel in Anguish Monument. Windward Beach Park, 265 Princeton Avenue, Brick, (732) 262-1073 6:00 PM 9-16: 45TH ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF THE SEA IN POINT PLEASANT BEACH A street fair in the heart of downtown Point Pleasant Beach! Sample dishes by the area's finest restaurants serving clam chowder, lobster, steak, desserts, and more! Arts and crafts, antiques, health, business and non-profit booths, kiddie games, pony rides, live entertainment, and wine garden. Be part of our 5K Run/Walk in the morn- ing. Free shuttles 12:00 PM - 7:00 PM between the festival to the following parking lots: Point Pleasant Boro High School; Arnold and Ocean Avenues; Central and Ocean Avenues; Broadway and Baltimore Avenues; Route 35 North and Washington Avenue. Sponsored by Pine Belt, OceanFirst Bank, Ocean County Tourism, and the Point Pleasant Beach Chamber Of Commerce. Rain date: 9-17-23. Arnold and Bay Avenues, Point Pleasant Beach, 1-888-772-3862 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM www.pointchamber.com 9-16: 39TH ANNUAL BARNEGAT BAY BOAT FESTIVAL AND CAR SHOW IN POINT PLEASANT BORO 40+ boats expected—all types welcome—in-water or on-trailer. An ACBS-judged show. Marine ven- dors and artists, flea market, and radio controlled boats. Antique and classic American cars pre- sented by the Vintage Auto Museum of NJ. Food available. Free admission and parking. Presented by the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the Antique and Classic Boat Society (ACBS) and the NJ Museum Of Boating. Rain date: 9-17-23. New Jersey Museum Of Boating, Johnson Brothers Boat Works, 1800 Bay Avenue, Building 13, Point Pleasant, (732) 606-7605 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM www.njmb.org 19 Continued on page 20 FRIDAYS BROADWAY MEETS THE BEACH AT SEASIDE HEIGHTS Please refer to our ads on pages 8 and 10. Performances by Stars of Broadway hit shows! Prizes and surprise guests! Produced by JJ Brunetti and Dee Pellegrino. Arrive early and bring a beach chair. Free admission. Franklin Avenue Stage, Seaside Heights, 833-4SEASIDE 6:30 PM www.exit82.com 7-14; 8-4; 8-11 FRIDAY NIGHT CONCERTS IN BELMAR Pyanoe Plaza and Parking Lot, 9th and Main Street, Belmar, (732) 681-3700 ext. 214 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM www.belmar.com 5-26: Angelo and John; 6-2: Complicated Matter; 6-9: Little X Little; 6-16: Denis Coughlin and Belmar Blvd.; 6-23: Tommy B and the Deep Blue Sea; 6-30: New Soul Rebellion; 7-7: Danny White with BMRB; 7-14: 40 Winx; 7-21: Little X Little; 7-28: The Black Ties; 8-4: Tommy B and the Deep Blue Sea; 8-11: t.b.a.; 8-18: The Winx; 8-25: The Rubber Souls; 9-1: Denis Coughlan and Belmar Blvd. SATURDAYS STREETLIFE IN RED BANK The sidewalks of Red Bank are alive with music and entertainment on Saturday nights all summer long. StreetLife performances take place at vari- ous locations throughout the business district. Downtown Red Bank, (732) 530-7300 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM www.visitredbank.com/events Saturdays, June 3 - August 26 SUNDAYS SUNDAY SUMMER EVENING CONCERT SERIES IN LAVALLETTE Heritage Gazebo, Bay Boulevard, Lavallette, (732) 793-7477 7:00 PM www.lavallette.org 6-25: Underwater Airlines Band; 7-2: Patriotic Band (8:00 PM); 7-9: Wilbur Wittemann Orchestra; 7-16: Contraband; 7-23: The Kootz; 7-30: Strictly Sixties; 8-6: Underwater Airlines Band; 8-13: Strictly Sixties; 8-20: Underwater Airlines Band and WWO Horns; 8-27: 35th Annual Big Band Bootcamp; 9-3: We'll Be Fine BANDS BY-THE-BEACH IN LONG BRANCH Lineup is subject to change. West End Park, Brighton and Ocean Avenues, Long Branch, (732) 222-7000 ext. 5447 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM www.longbranch.org 6-4: Philadelphia Funk Authority; 6-11: Peter and The Master Keys; 6-25: Chuck Lambert Band; 7-2: Guns 4 Hire; 7-9: West End Dogs; 7-16: Peter V Blues Train; 7-23: Mikey Junior Band; 7-30: The Cliffs (at West End Beach); 8-8: Robert Hill Band; 8-13: Gumbo Gumbas (at West End Beach); 8-27: The Voodudes. Northern Ocean & Monmouth Counties: Calendar of Events, September continued from page 17