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THE COLLECTIVE ART TANK'S MAY SCHEDULE
5/23/2013
Location: 658 Cookman Ave
Description: THE COLLECTIVE ART TANK'S MAY SCHEDULE IS NOW ONLINE! CHECK OUT THE SCHEDULE BELOW THEN VISIT WWW.COLLECTIVEARTTANK.COM TO REGISTER FOR A CLASS! May 1 Super-Human Illustration with Chris Raimo May 2 Spray paint with Jay Mack May 4 Online Presence and Internet Marketing with Lauren Smith May 5 Large scale color and painting with David Oquendo May 7 Polymer clay with Robin Milne May 8 Super-Human Illustration with Chris Raimo May 9 Spray paint with Jay Mack May 14 Spray paint with Jay Mack May 15 Super-Human Illustration with Chris Raimo May 18 Online Presence and Internet Marketing with Lauren Smith May 21 Polymer Clay with Robin Milne - Discover Mokume Gane May 23 Spray paint with Jay Mack May 28 Polymer clay with Robin Milne - Lentil swirls May 29 Super-Human Illustration with Chris Raimo Established with the goal of supporting artists and art educators in Asbury Park and throughout the tri-state area, the Collective Art Tank offers technique-based demos, workshops and classes, as well as samples of art materials and exhibition opportunities, to students of various mediums. As sponsors of the Collective Art Tank, Liquitex and Winsor & Newton, along with Conte a Paris, generously offer a sampling of products to be used during the class sessions. The Collective Art Tank is located at 658 Cookman Ave., Suite 20 in Asbury Park. For additional information, or for registration instructions, please visit www.collectivearttank.com or call 732-927-1317.
Tim Mcloone Radio Show
5/23/2013
Location: Tim Mcloone's
Description: Tim Mcloone Radio Show. Call Supper Club for reservations;(732)774-1400, 7:00 PM.
NEWSTED
5/23/2013
Location: Stone Pony
Description: NEWSTED with special guests WILSON Doors at 7 pm Showtime 8 pm Tickets: $22.50 in advance $27 at the door PLUS APPLICABLE SURCHARGES ALL AGES ADMITTED 21 TO DRINK (IN BAR AREA) newstedheavymetal.com
RICK BARRY LIVE
5/23/2013
Location: BERKELEY BAR
Description:
NO COVER,
W/ Prehistoric Forest, DJ Sly Foxx
solo/acoustic set at Asbury's newest original music venue.
9:00PM
Art On The Edge Exhibition
5/23/2013
Location: Belmar Arts Council
Description: The Belmar Arts Council (BAC) - back, or BAC, up and running after taking a blow from Sandy - has announced a call for submissions to its Art On The Edge Exhibition. The show is open to artists working in all media, age 17 and older. Judges will be from the Parlor Gallery in Asbury Park and they are, Jenn Hampton, Jillian Ricci and Sarah Potter.
All artists who are entering art work into this show must fill out an online entry from by April 27th, and that from can be found on the Belmar Arts Council website, at www.belmararts.org. Then all entries will be received on May 3rd, 5 to 7 and May 4th, 10AM to 1PM at The Boatworks, Belmar Art Council's headquarters located at 608 River Road.
The exhibition will be displayed from May 11th to June 14th, Wednesdays through Saturdays from 1 to 5 pm. The opening reception is on Saturday, May 11th, 5 to 7 at the BAC Gallery at the Boatworks on 608 River Road in Belmar, NJ. During the reception, awards will be presented for Best in Show, Mixed Media, Illustration, and Honorable Mention. The opening reception will feature live music by Dr. Void & The Death Machines from Red Bank, NJ. There will also be Live Paintings as well, by Jay "Muzik" Mack, Ray Demerock and Anthony "weird eye one"
Artists should note that all artwork must be original and not previously exhibited in a BAC show. Important submission info, three pieces per artist may be entered with the maximum of two pieces to be accepted for exhibition. Acceptance is not guaranteed. The entry fee is $15 per piece for non-members or $10 per piece for BAC members. Also, all submissions must be ready to hang with wire. Maximum size for two-dimentional work is 48" in any direction and framed work over 36" must have Plexiglas instead of glass. Sales of work are encouraged but not required. Again, an entry form and complete details can be obtained online at www.belmararts.org.
The programs of the Belmar Arts Council are funded by dues, donations and grants. BAC's events are made possible in part by the Belmar Tourism Commission, the NJ Cultural Trust, OceanFirst Foundation, and Monmouth County Arts Council through funding from the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders, through the County Historical Commission, and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State a Partner Agency of the National Endowment of the Arts. This year's awards are provided by the generous sponsorship of seven BAC Trustees.
Pat Guadagno
5/24/2013
Location: Tim Mcloone's Supper Club
Description: Pat Guadagno performing music of Danny Petraitis. Call Supper Club for reservations;(732)774-1400, 8:00 PM. $10.00 cover charge
TRAMPS LIKE US
5/24/2013
Location: Stone Pony
Description: TRAMPS LIKE US Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band Tribute Show featuring the best of classic Bruce! Doors at 7:30 pm Two sets starting at 9 Tickets: $18 in advance $20 at the door PLUS APPLICABLE SURCHARGES ALL AGES ADMITTED 21 TO DRINK (IN BAR AREA) trampslikeus.com
Motor City Revue
5/24/2013
Location: Tim Mcloone's Supper Club
Description: Motown Music.Call Supper Club for reservations; (732)774-1400, 8:00 PM. $10.00 cover charge
Art On The Edge Exhibition
5/24/2013
Location: Belmar Arts Council
Description: The Belmar Arts Council (BAC) - back, or BAC, up and running after taking a blow from Sandy - has announced a call for submissions to its Art On The Edge Exhibition. The show is open to artists working in all media, age 17 and older. Judges will be from the Parlor Gallery in Asbury Park and they are, Jenn Hampton, Jillian Ricci and Sarah Potter.
All artists who are entering art work into this show must fill out an online entry from by April 27th, and that from can be found on the Belmar Arts Council website, at www.belmararts.org. Then all entries will be received on May 3rd, 5 to 7 and May 4th, 10AM to 1PM at The Boatworks, Belmar Art Council's headquarters located at 608 River Road.
The exhibition will be displayed from May 11th to June 14th, Wednesdays through Saturdays from 1 to 5 pm. The opening reception is on Saturday, May 11th, 5 to 7 at the BAC Gallery at the Boatworks on 608 River Road in Belmar, NJ. During the reception, awards will be presented for Best in Show, Mixed Media, Illustration, and Honorable Mention. The opening reception will feature live music by Dr. Void & The Death Machines from Red Bank, NJ. There will also be Live Paintings as well, by Jay "Muzik" Mack, Ray Demerock and Anthony "weird eye one"
Artists should note that all artwork must be original and not previously exhibited in a BAC show. Important submission info, three pieces per artist may be entered with the maximum of two pieces to be accepted for exhibition. Acceptance is not guaranteed. The entry fee is $15 per piece for non-members or $10 per piece for BAC members. Also, all submissions must be ready to hang with wire. Maximum size for two-dimentional work is 48" in any direction and framed work over 36" must have Plexiglas instead of glass. Sales of work are encouraged but not required. Again, an entry form and complete details can be obtained online at www.belmararts.org.
The programs of the Belmar Arts Council are funded by dues, donations and grants. BAC's events are made possible in part by the Belmar Tourism Commission, the NJ Cultural Trust, OceanFirst Foundation, and Monmouth County Arts Council through funding from the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders, through the County Historical Commission, and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State a Partner Agency of the National Endowment of the Arts. This year's awards are provided by the generous sponsorship of seven BAC Trustees.
The Gaslight Anthem-SOLD OUT
5/25/2013
Location: Stone Pony Summer Stage
Description: SOLD OUT: Gaslight Anthem plus THE HOLD STEADY on The Stone Pony Summer Stage Gates open at 5 pm Outdoor showtime 7 pm ALL AGES ADMITTED 21 TO DRINK (IN BAR AREA) thegaslightanthem.com
Jersey Four
5/25/2013
Location: Tim Mcloone's Supper Club
Description: Jersey Four. Call Supper Club for reservations;(732)774-1400, 8:00 PM. $10.00 cover charge
Art On The Edge Exhibition
5/25/2013
Location: Belmar Arts Council
Description: The Belmar Arts Council (BAC) - back, or BAC, up and running after taking a blow from Sandy - has announced a call for submissions to its Art On The Edge Exhibition. The show is open to artists working in all media, age 17 and older. Judges will be from the Parlor Gallery in Asbury Park and they are, Jenn Hampton, Jillian Ricci and Sarah Potter.
All artists who are entering art work into this show must fill out an online entry from by April 27th, and that from can be found on the Belmar Arts Council website, at www.belmararts.org. Then all entries will be received on May 3rd, 5 to 7 and May 4th, 10AM to 1PM at The Boatworks, Belmar Art Council's headquarters located at 608 River Road.
The exhibition will be displayed from May 11th to June 14th, Wednesdays through Saturdays from 1 to 5 pm. The opening reception is on Saturday, May 11th, 5 to 7 at the BAC Gallery at the Boatworks on 608 River Road in Belmar, NJ. During the reception, awards will be presented for Best in Show, Mixed Media, Illustration, and Honorable Mention. The opening reception will feature live music by Dr. Void & The Death Machines from Red Bank, NJ. There will also be Live Paintings as well, by Jay "Muzik" Mack, Ray Demerock and Anthony "weird eye one"
Artists should note that all artwork must be original and not previously exhibited in a BAC show. Important submission info, three pieces per artist may be entered with the maximum of two pieces to be accepted for exhibition. Acceptance is not guaranteed. The entry fee is $15 per piece for non-members or $10 per piece for BAC members. Also, all submissions must be ready to hang with wire. Maximum size for two-dimentional work is 48" in any direction and framed work over 36" must have Plexiglas instead of glass. Sales of work are encouraged but not required. Again, an entry form and complete details can be obtained online at www.belmararts.org.
The programs of the Belmar Arts Council are funded by dues, donations and grants. BAC's events are made possible in part by the Belmar Tourism Commission, the NJ Cultural Trust, OceanFirst Foundation, and Monmouth County Arts Council through funding from the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders, through the County Historical Commission, and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State a Partner Agency of the National Endowment of the Arts. This year's awards are provided by the generous sponsorship of seven BAC Trustees.
Karaoke Sunday's
5/26/2013
Location: Club Paradise
Description: KARAOKE Sunday's Start At 9PM WITH OUR MASTER OF CEREMONIES Nick Peters With JOJO behind the bar 101 Asbury Ave
ALLENHURST OUTDOOR ANTIQUES MARKET
5/26/2013
Location: Centennial Park Main St. Opposite Allenhurst Train Sta.
Description: The most outrageous flea market in Monmouth Co. This is the 4th annual, Over 50 dealers, plenty of free parking no entry fee. Food, Music, Family Friendly Fun (dog friendly too). More info: 732-531-4466
Rain date June 2
THE GSLIGHT ANTHEM
5/26/2013
Location: Stone Pony Summer Stage
Description: THE GSLIGHT ANTHEM plus THE FELICE BROTHERS on The Stone Pony Summer Stage Gates open at 5 pm Outdoor showtime 7 pm Tickets: $35 in advance $40 at the door Two-day passes: $60 PLUS APPLICABLE SURCHARGES ALL AGES ADMITTED 21 TO DRINK (IN BAR AREA) thegaslightanthem.com
THE COLLECTIVE ART TANK'S MAY SCHEDULE
5/28/2013
Location: 658 Cookman Ave
Description: THE COLLECTIVE ART TANK'S MAY SCHEDULE IS NOW ONLINE! CHECK OUT THE SCHEDULE BELOW THEN VISIT WWW.COLLECTIVEARTTANK.COM TO REGISTER FOR A CLASS! May 1 Super-Human Illustration with Chris Raimo May 2 Spray paint with Jay Mack May 4 Online Presence and Internet Marketing with Lauren Smith May 5 Large scale color and painting with David Oquendo May 7 Polymer clay with Robin Milne May 8 Super-Human Illustration with Chris Raimo May 9 Spray paint with Jay Mack May 14 Spray paint with Jay Mack May 15 Super-Human Illustration with Chris Raimo May 18 Online Presence and Internet Marketing with Lauren Smith May 21 Polymer Clay with Robin Milne - Discover Mokume Gane May 23 Spray paint with Jay Mack May 28 Polymer clay with Robin Milne - Lentil swirls May 29 Super-Human Illustration with Chris Raimo Established with the goal of supporting artists and art educators in Asbury Park and throughout the tri-state area, the Collective Art Tank offers technique-based demos, workshops and classes, as well as samples of art materials and exhibition opportunities, to students of various mediums. As sponsors of the Collective Art Tank, Liquitex and Winsor & Newton, along with Conte a Paris, generously offer a sampling of products to be used during the class sessions. The Collective Art Tank is located at 658 Cookman Ave., Suite 20 in Asbury Park. For additional information, or for registration instructions, please visit www.collectivearttank.com or call 732-927-1317.
Bingo Night
5/28/2013
Location: Paradise
Description:
Shep Pettobone presents "Bitchy Bingo"
From 8:30 to Midnight
Hosted by Holly Girlington
No Cover, Giveaways.
Happy Hour 4pm to Midnight
Cocktails by Scootie
$25 Gift Card to the Top Winner of the Night
Marc Ribler & Friends
5/28/2013
Location: Tim Mcloone's Supper Club
Description: Marc Ribler & Friends. Call Supper Club for reservations;(732)774-1400, 8:00 PM. $10.00 cover charge
Art On The Edge Exhibition
5/29/2013
Location: Belmar Arts Council
Description: The Belmar Arts Council (BAC) - back, or BAC, up and running after taking a blow from Sandy - has announced a call for submissions to its Art On The Edge Exhibition. The show is open to artists working in all media, age 17 and older. Judges will be from the Parlor Gallery in Asbury Park and they are, Jenn Hampton, Jillian Ricci and Sarah Potter.
All artists who are entering art work into this show must fill out an online entry from by April 27th, and that from can be found on the Belmar Arts Council website, at www.belmararts.org. Then all entries will be received on May 3rd, 5 to 7 and May 4th, 10AM to 1PM at The Boatworks, Belmar Art Council's headquarters located at 608 River Road.
The exhibition will be displayed from May 11th to June 14th, Wednesdays through Saturdays from 1 to 5 pm. The opening reception is on Saturday, May 11th, 5 to 7 at the BAC Gallery at the Boatworks on 608 River Road in Belmar, NJ. During the reception, awards will be presented for Best in Show, Mixed Media, Illustration, and Honorable Mention. The opening reception will feature live music by Dr. Void & The Death Machines from Red Bank, NJ. There will also be Live Paintings as well, by Jay "Muzik" Mack, Ray Demerock and Anthony "weird eye one"
Artists should note that all artwork must be original and not previously exhibited in a BAC show. Important submission info, three pieces per artist may be entered with the maximum of two pieces to be accepted for exhibition. Acceptance is not guaranteed. The entry fee is $15 per piece for non-members or $10 per piece for BAC members. Also, all submissions must be ready to hang with wire. Maximum size for two-dimentional work is 48" in any direction and framed work over 36" must have Plexiglas instead of glass. Sales of work are encouraged but not required. Again, an entry form and complete details can be obtained online at www.belmararts.org.
The programs of the Belmar Arts Council are funded by dues, donations and grants. BAC's events are made possible in part by the Belmar Tourism Commission, the NJ Cultural Trust, OceanFirst Foundation, and Monmouth County Arts Council through funding from the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders, through the County Historical Commission, and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State a Partner Agency of the National Endowment of the Arts. This year's awards are provided by the generous sponsorship of seven BAC Trustees.
Big Joe Henry Variety Show
5/29/2013
Location: Tim Mcloone's Supper Club
Description: Big Joe Henry. Call Supper Club for reservations;(732)774-1400, 7:30 PM. $25.00 cover charge
River Road Books
5/29/2013
Location: Fair Haven, NJ
Description: FAIR HAVEN, NJ - On Wednesday, May 29, 2013, River Road Books in Fair Haven will partner with the Monmouth County Historical Association to host award-winning and best-selling author Nathaniel Philbrick as he discusses his newest book Bunker Hill: A City, A Siege, A Revolution. The author will give a presentation at 7:00pm at the Nauvoo Grill located at 121 Fair Haven Road in Fair Haven. Light refreshments will be served and a cash bar will be available.
In Bunker Hill Mr. Philbrick, author of In the Heart of the Sea (Winner of the National Book Award), and Mayflower, tells the story that ignited the American Revolution. In its review, The Boston Globe notes that Philbrick has written a "Boston" book and furthermore, "a masterpiece of narrative and perspective by an author who has helped us look anew at the voyage of the Mayflower and the passage of George Armstrong Custer.
Another Philbrick book which we especially like here at Asbury Pulp is Why Read Moby-Dick? We even took a road trip this past December to the city where Moby-Dick author Herman Melville began the book's narrative -and his own journey of adult life. (Come along here.)
In this volume, his publisher writes, "Moby-Dick is perhaps the greatest of the Great American Novels, yet its length and esoteric subject matter create an aura of difficulty that too often keeps readers at bay. Fortunately, one unabashed fan wants passionately to give Melville's masterpiece the broad contemporary audience it deserves. Philbrick skillfully navigates Melville's world and illuminates the book's humor and unforgettable characters-finding the thread that binds Ishmael and Ahab to our own time and, indeed, to all times."
The discussion with Nathaniel Philbrick is free with the purchase of a book; reservations are required. RSVP to riverroadbooks@verizon.net, or call 732-747-9455.
To learn more about Monmouth County Historical Association or to become a member, please visit www.monmouthhistory.org. Further information about the author can be found on his web site at www.nathanielphilbrick.com.
Monmouth County Historical Association is a private non-profit organization that has been working to preserve Monmouth County history and provide educational opportunities since its founding in 1898. The Association's Museum and Library is located at 70 Court Street, Freehold, New Jersey. Museum hours are: Tuesday - Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Library is open Wednesday through Saturday.
THE COLLECTIVE ART TANK'S MAY SCHEDULE
5/29/2013
Location: 658 Cookman Ave
Description: THE COLLECTIVE ART TANK'S MAY SCHEDULE IS NOW ONLINE! CHECK OUT THE SCHEDULE BELOW THEN VISIT WWW.COLLECTIVEARTTANK.COM TO REGISTER FOR A CLASS! May 1 Super-Human Illustration with Chris Raimo May 2 Spray paint with Jay Mack May 4 Online Presence and Internet Marketing with Lauren Smith May 5 Large scale color and painting with David Oquendo May 7 Polymer clay with Robin Milne May 8 Super-Human Illustration with Chris Raimo May 9 Spray paint with Jay Mack May 14 Spray paint with Jay Mack May 15 Super-Human Illustration with Chris Raimo May 18 Online Presence and Internet Marketing with Lauren Smith May 21 Polymer Clay with Robin Milne - Discover Mokume Gane May 23 Spray paint with Jay Mack May 28 Polymer clay with Robin Milne - Lentil swirls May 29 Super-Human Illustration with Chris Raimo Established with the goal of supporting artists and art educators in Asbury Park and throughout the tri-state area, the Collective Art Tank offers technique-based demos, workshops and classes, as well as samples of art materials and exhibition opportunities, to students of various mediums. As sponsors of the Collective Art Tank, Liquitex and Winsor & Newton, along with Conte a Paris, generously offer a sampling of products to be used during the class sessions. The Collective Art Tank is located at 658 Cookman Ave., Suite 20 in Asbury Park. For additional information, or for registration instructions, please visit www.collectivearttank.com or call 732-927-1317.
Business Card Exchange at Kane Brewing Company
5/29/2013
Location: Kane Brewing Company, 1750 Bloomsburg Ave Ocean, NJ 07712
Description: Join us from 6:00pm - 8:00pm for our monthly business card exchange hosted this month by the Kane Brewing Company! Come network with other business professionals while enjoying some great local beer. $15 for members and $20 for non-members. Small bites provided by Sweet Desires Catering. RSVP to info@asburyparkchamber.com
Tim Mcloone Radio Show
5/30/2013
Location: Tim Mcloone's Supper Club
Description: Tim Mcloone Radio Show. Call Supper Club for reservations;(732)774-1400, 7:00 PM.
HAPPY
5/30/2013
Location: New Jersey Repertory, Long Branch
Description:
Are you happy? That,s the question contemplated in this National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere comedy by Robert Caisley at the New Jersey Repertory Company, 179 Broadway, Long Branch, from May 30 - June 30, 2013.
Alfred is happy with his life, happy with his job, happy with his 14-year marriage to Melinda. But when his best friend Eduardo invites him to dinner to meet the new woman in his lif,, Eva, a sexy 22-year old artist with a dark soul, it becomes clear that misery loves company as truths get twisted, secrets get revealed and what starts out as a sophisticated dinner party among friends, becomes an evening that spins wildly out of control. This is a dinner party not to be missed!
NJ Rep Artistic Director, SuzAnne Barabas, directs this sleek production that explores the quintessential question - are we truly happy?
Playwright Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre & Film, and Head of the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of Idaho. He was named the 2011 Blaine Quarnstrom Visiting Playwright at the University of Southern Mississippi. His play Happy, presented at the 2011 National New Play Network Annual Showcase of New Plays, was a Finalist for both the Eugene O’'Neill Theatre Center's New Play Conference and the Woodward/Newman Award for Drama. Happy began its Rolling World Premiere at Montana Rep, followed by performances at New Theatre 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa, California, and is now coming to New Jersey Rep in Long Branch May 30 - June 30, starring Mark Light-Orr as Eduardo, Susan Maris as Eva, Wendy Peace as Melinda, and Michael Irvin Pollard as Alfred.
Tickets are $40 for adults; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $50. Performances are Thursdays; Fridays at 8pm; Saturdays 3pm & 8pm; Sundays at 2pm. Discount group tickets, subscriptions and gift certificates are available. Discounts are available to seniors 65+, full time students ages 13-25, and groups of 10 or more. Extra performances can be added for groups of 40 or more. For tickets, contact 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve online. Find NJ Rep on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
NJ Rep is a year-round, professional 501c-3 non-profit theater, a member of the National New Play Network, The New Jersey Theater Alliance, Theater Communications Group, and the Monmouth and Long Branch Arts Councils. Support for NJ Rep is provided in part by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Shubert Foundation, the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, the Stone Foundation, the Baumol Family Foundation, OceanFirst Foundation of New Jersey, the Jewish Communal Fund, Dramatists Guild Found, Actors Equity Foundation, ERBA Company, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, and the American Theatre Wing.
NJ Rep is the Winner of the National Theatre Company Award from the American Theatre Wing,
Sponsor of the Annual Tony Awards for Broadway
Art On The Edge Exhibition
5/30/2013
Location: Belmar Arts Council
Description: The Belmar Arts Council (BAC) - back, or BAC, up and running after taking a blow from Sandy - has announced a call for submissions to its Art On The Edge Exhibition. The show is open to artists working in all media, age 17 and older. Judges will be from the Parlor Gallery in Asbury Park and they are, Jenn Hampton, Jillian Ricci and Sarah Potter.
All artists who are entering art work into this show must fill out an online entry from by April 27th, and that from can be found on the Belmar Arts Council website, at www.belmararts.org. Then all entries will be received on May 3rd, 5 to 7 and May 4th, 10AM to 1PM at The Boatworks, Belmar Art Council's headquarters located at 608 River Road.
The exhibition will be displayed from May 11th to June 14th, Wednesdays through Saturdays from 1 to 5 pm. The opening reception is on Saturday, May 11th, 5 to 7 at the BAC Gallery at the Boatworks on 608 River Road in Belmar, NJ. During the reception, awards will be presented for Best in Show, Mixed Media, Illustration, and Honorable Mention. The opening reception will feature live music by Dr. Void & The Death Machines from Red Bank, NJ. There will also be Live Paintings as well, by Jay "Muzik" Mack, Ray Demerock and Anthony "weird eye one"
Artists should note that all artwork must be original and not previously exhibited in a BAC show. Important submission info, three pieces per artist may be entered with the maximum of two pieces to be accepted for exhibition. Acceptance is not guaranteed. The entry fee is $15 per piece for non-members or $10 per piece for BAC members. Also, all submissions must be ready to hang with wire. Maximum size for two-dimentional work is 48" in any direction and framed work over 36" must have Plexiglas instead of glass. Sales of work are encouraged but not required. Again, an entry form and complete details can be obtained online at www.belmararts.org.
The programs of the Belmar Arts Council are funded by dues, donations and grants. BAC's events are made possible in part by the Belmar Tourism Commission, the NJ Cultural Trust, OceanFirst Foundation, and Monmouth County Arts Council through funding from the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders, through the County Historical Commission, and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State a Partner Agency of the National Endowment of the Arts. This year's awards are provided by the generous sponsorship of seven BAC Trustees.
HAPPY
5/31/2013
Location: New Jersey Repertory, Long Branch
Description:
Are you happy? That,s the question contemplated in this National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere comedy by Robert Caisley at the New Jersey Repertory Company, 179 Broadway, Long Branch, from May 30 - June 30, 2013.
Alfred is happy with his life, happy with his job, happy with his 14-year marriage to Melinda. But when his best friend Eduardo invites him to dinner to meet the new woman in his lif,, Eva, a sexy 22-year old artist with a dark soul, it becomes clear that misery loves company as truths get twisted, secrets get revealed and what starts out as a sophisticated dinner party among friends, becomes an evening that spins wildly out of control. This is a dinner party not to be missed!
NJ Rep Artistic Director, SuzAnne Barabas, directs this sleek production that explores the quintessential question - are we truly happy?
Playwright Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre & Film, and Head of the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of Idaho. He was named the 2011 Blaine Quarnstrom Visiting Playwright at the University of Southern Mississippi. His play Happy, presented at the 2011 National New Play Network Annual Showcase of New Plays, was a Finalist for both the Eugene O’'Neill Theatre Center's New Play Conference and the Woodward/Newman Award for Drama. Happy began its Rolling World Premiere at Montana Rep, followed by performances at New Theatre 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa, California, and is now coming to New Jersey Rep in Long Branch May 30 - June 30, starring Mark Light-Orr as Eduardo, Susan Maris as Eva, Wendy Peace as Melinda, and Michael Irvin Pollard as Alfred.
Tickets are $40 for adults; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $50. Performances are Thursdays; Fridays at 8pm; Saturdays 3pm & 8pm; Sundays at 2pm. Discount group tickets, subscriptions and gift certificates are available. Discounts are available to seniors 65+, full time students ages 13-25, and groups of 10 or more. Extra performances can be added for groups of 40 or more. For tickets, contact 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve online. Find NJ Rep on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
NJ Rep is a year-round, professional 501c-3 non-profit theater, a member of the National New Play Network, The New Jersey Theater Alliance, Theater Communications Group, and the Monmouth and Long Branch Arts Councils. Support for NJ Rep is provided in part by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Shubert Foundation, the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, the Stone Foundation, the Baumol Family Foundation, OceanFirst Foundation of New Jersey, the Jewish Communal Fund, Dramatists Guild Found, Actors Equity Foundation, ERBA Company, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, and the American Theatre Wing.
NJ Rep is the Winner of the National Theatre Company Award from the American Theatre Wing,
Sponsor of the Annual Tony Awards for Broadway
Third Annual Artist Outreach Program
5/31/2013
Location: Gallery 13
Description: Winsor & Newton and Liquitex, industry leaders and innovators in fine arts supplies, today announced the return of the Third Annual Artist Outreach Program (AOP) to Asbury Park, N.J. on Friday, May 31 and Saturday, June 1. The two-day event will welcome professional artists, enthusiasts and community members from across the country to a weekend packed with events designed to teach and inspire. "Interactive product demonstrations, outdoor art classes, an exclusive gallery opening, and an on-site painting of a Toyota Scion are all included in the Winsor & Newton and Liquitex AOP," according to a press materials sent to Asbury Pulp.
On Friday, May 31, professional artists from around the country who participate in the Artist Outreach Program will be welcomed to The Collective Art Tank in Asbury Park to attend the Winsor & Newton and Liquitex annual conference. The Collective Art Tank is a collaboration between John Viggiano, who also founded Gallery 13, and Winsor & Newton, Liquitex, and Conte a Paris fine art materials. John, a.k.a. John Vigg -will be also be a major host of the Asbury Park BookFest on Saturday, April 20, 2013.
A Day of Demos will follow on Saturday, June 1. Kicking off at 9:00 a.m. in front of the Shoppes at the Arcade, located at 658 Cookman Avenue, the Day of Demos will feature eight learning stations taught by professional artists from the Artist Outreach Program. Topics to be covered include: Experimenting with Liquitex Acrylic Mediums; Mixing Winsor & Newton Artists' Oil Bar and Tube Colors; Varnishing with Liquitex; Plein Air Painting with Winsor & Newton; Funky Color and Make Your Own Paint; Choosing the Right Liquitex Medium for Your Surface; How to Use Liquitex Water-based Professional Spray Paint and the newly released Professional Acrylic Paint Markers; Intermixability: Painting a Toyota Scion with Sprays, Markers and Tube Colors. Technique and product training will be included in the day-ong conference.
The AOP weekend will conclude on Saturday, June 1 with "Connections" at Asbury Park's Gallery 13. It is the first group exhibit to showcase the work of all of the artists in the Artist Outreach Program and highlights the diverse background of the artists.
The Day of Demos is free and open to the public. Registration will be limited to 80 attendees and pre-registration is required. To register for the Day of Demos, or to learn more about The Third Annual Artist Outreach Program in Asbury Park, visit www.CollectiveArtTank.com.
The release concludes, "Asbury Park is a city that is in the midst of an incredible revitalization fueled by the arts. It was natural for the Winsor & Newton and Liquitex brands to be drawn to a progressive destination that thrives on artistic expression," comments Jimmy Leslie, resident artist and director of The Artist Outreach Program. “The return of our AOP weekend to the city is a testament to both the artists from around the country who have made our Artist Outreach Program a success, as well as the local artists who have been integral to the city's rebirth. Winsor & Newton and Liquitex are looking forward to bringing the AOP weekend back to Asbury Park for the third year in a row."
Art On The Edge Exhibition
5/31/2013
Location: Belmar Arts Council
Description: The Belmar Arts Council (BAC) - back, or BAC, up and running after taking a blow from Sandy - has announced a call for submissions to its Art On The Edge Exhibition. The show is open to artists working in all media, age 17 and older. Judges will be from the Parlor Gallery in Asbury Park and they are, Jenn Hampton, Jillian Ricci and Sarah Potter.
All artists who are entering art work into this show must fill out an online entry from by April 27th, and that from can be found on the Belmar Arts Council website, at www.belmararts.org. Then all entries will be received on May 3rd, 5 to 7 and May 4th, 10AM to 1PM at The Boatworks, Belmar Art Council's headquarters located at 608 River Road.
The exhibition will be displayed from May 11th to June 14th, Wednesdays through Saturdays from 1 to 5 pm. The opening reception is on Saturday, May 11th, 5 to 7 at the BAC Gallery at the Boatworks on 608 River Road in Belmar, NJ. During the reception, awards will be presented for Best in Show, Mixed Media, Illustration, and Honorable Mention. The opening reception will feature live music by Dr. Void & The Death Machines from Red Bank, NJ. There will also be Live Paintings as well, by Jay "Muzik" Mack, Ray Demerock and Anthony "weird eye one"
Artists should note that all artwork must be original and not previously exhibited in a BAC show. Important submission info, three pieces per artist may be entered with the maximum of two pieces to be accepted for exhibition. Acceptance is not guaranteed. The entry fee is $15 per piece for non-members or $10 per piece for BAC members. Also, all submissions must be ready to hang with wire. Maximum size for two-dimentional work is 48" in any direction and framed work over 36" must have Plexiglas instead of glass. Sales of work are encouraged but not required. Again, an entry form and complete details can be obtained online at www.belmararts.org.
The programs of the Belmar Arts Council are funded by dues, donations and grants. BAC's events are made possible in part by the Belmar Tourism Commission, the NJ Cultural Trust, OceanFirst Foundation, and Monmouth County Arts Council through funding from the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders, through the County Historical Commission, and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State a Partner Agency of the National Endowment of the Arts. This year's awards are provided by the generous sponsorship of seven BAC Trustees.
Art Opening
5/31/2013
Location: Hotel Tides
Description: Anastasia Pleasant is originally from Pennsylvania and was educated at The Rochester Institute of Technology, where she received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photographic Illustration. Her photography is inspired by nature.
6pm-9pm This exhibit will show from May 26-June 24, 2013
Hotel Tides, Restaurant & Spa | 408 7th Ave.
Third Annual Artist Outreach Program
6/1/2013
Location: Gallery 13
Description: Winsor & Newton and Liquitex, industry leaders and innovators in fine arts supplies, today announced the return of the Third Annual Artist Outreach Program (AOP) to Asbury Park, N.J. on Friday, May 31 and Saturday, June 1. The two-day event will welcome professional artists, enthusiasts and community members from across the country to a weekend packed with events designed to teach and inspire. “Interactive product demonstrations, outdoor art classes, an exclusive gallery opening, and an on-site painting of a Toyota Scion are all included in the Winsor & Newton and Liquitex AOP,” according to a press materials sent to Asbury Pulp. On Friday, May 31, professional artists from around the country who participate in the Artist Outreach Program will be welcomed to The Collective Art Tank in Asbury Park to attend the Winsor & Newton and Liquitex annual conference. The Collective Art Tank is a collaboration between John Viggiano, who also founded Gallery 13, and Winsor & Newton, Liquitex, and Conté a Paris fine art materials. John, a.k.a. John Vigg – will be also be a major host of the Asbury Park BookFest on Saturday, April 20, 2013. A Day of Demos will follow on Saturday, June 1. Kicking off at 9:00 a.m. in front of the Shoppes at the Arcade, located at 658 Cookman Avenue, the Day of Demos will feature eight learning stations taught by professional artists from the Artist Outreach Program. Topics to be covered include: Experimenting with Liquitex Acrylic Mediums; Mixing Winsor & Newton Artists’ Oil Bar and Tube Colors; Varnishing with Liquitex; Plein Air Painting with Winsor & Newton; Funky Color and Make Your Own Paint; Choosing the Right Liquitex Medium for Your Surface; How to Use Liquitex Water-based Professional Spray Paint and the newly released Professional Acrylic Paint Markers; Intermixability: Painting a Toyota Scion with Sprays, Markers and Tube Colors. Technique and product training will be included in the day-long conference. The AOP weekend will conclude on Saturday, June 1 with “Connections” at Asbury Park’s Gallery 13. It is the first group exhibit to showcase the work of all of the artists in the Artist Outreach Program and highlights the diverse background of the artists. The Day of Demos is free and open to the public. Registration will be limited to 80 attendees and pre-registration is required. To register for the Day of Demos, or to learn more about The Third Annual Artist Outreach Program in Asbury Park, visit www.CollectiveArtTank.com. The release concludes, “Asbury Park is a city that is in the midst of an incredible revitalization fueled by the arts. It was natural for the Winsor & Newton and Liquitex brands to be drawn to a progressive destination that thrives on artistic expression,” comments Jimmy Leslie, resident artist and director of The Artist Outreach Program. “The return of our AOP weekend to the city is a testament to both the artists from around the country who have made our Artist Outreach Program a success, as well as the local artists who have been integral to the city’s rebirth. Winsor & Newton and Liquitex are looking forward to bringing the AOP weekend back to Asbury Park for the third year in a row.”
FIRST SATURDAY
6/1/2013
Location: Asbury Park
Description: On the first Saturday of every month, shops and cafes are open late.Our art galleries host opening exhibits. Energy and music fills the air. There is a FREE Trolley from 6-10pm making stops downtown and along the boardwalk. Catch everything that's happening on First Saturday at www.AsburyFirst.com Jan 5, Feb 2, March 2, April 6, May 4, June 1, July 6, Aug 3, Sept 7, Oct 5, Nov 2, & Dec 7
Rescue Ridge's Hollywoof Fundraiser
6/1/2013
Location: The Headliner
Description:
Saturday . June 1 . 2pm - 7pm
At The Headliner 1401 State Route 35 South, Neptune, NJ
A fun-filled 7th annual fundraiser supporting the cool cats and hot doggies of Rescue Ridge.
Tickets: $20 in advance or $25 at the door for adults & $10 per child.
To order tickets contact Kelly Erickson at 732-974-5738 or e-mail kellyerickson@optonline.net
Over 100 Prizes for the 2 Tier Gift Basket Auction, 50/50 Raffle, Door Prizes & More!
Grill & Buffet (included in price of a ticket)
Live Music & Face Painting
.........RESCUE RIDGE ..........
Saving Pets by the Jersey Shore
Phone 1.732.681.3450
Email : rescueridgeshelter@gmail.com
Website : http://www.rescueridge.petfinder.com/
Website http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/rescueridge.html
Website: http://www.rescueridge.com/
Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/pages/RESCUE-RIDGE/261200393651
Twitter : http://twitter.com/rescueridge
The Headliner Night Club
1401 Highway 35, Neptune Township, New Jersey
HAPPY
6/1/2013
Location: New Jersey Repertory, Long Branch
Description:
Are you happy? That,s the question contemplated in this National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere comedy by Robert Caisley at the New Jersey Repertory Company, 179 Broadway, Long Branch, from May 30 - June 30, 2013.
Alfred is happy with his life, happy with his job, happy with his 14-year marriage to Melinda. But when his best friend Eduardo invites him to dinner to meet the new woman in his lif,, Eva, a sexy 22-year old artist with a dark soul, it becomes clear that misery loves company as truths get twisted, secrets get revealed and what starts out as a sophisticated dinner party among friends, becomes an evening that spins wildly out of control. This is a dinner party not to be missed!
NJ Rep Artistic Director, SuzAnne Barabas, directs this sleek production that explores the quintessential question - are we truly happy?
Playwright Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre & Film, and Head of the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of Idaho. He was named the 2011 Blaine Quarnstrom Visiting Playwright at the University of Southern Mississippi. His play Happy, presented at the 2011 National New Play Network Annual Showcase of New Plays, was a Finalist for both the Eugene O''Neill Theatre Center's New Play Conference and the Woodward/Newman Award for Drama. Happy began its Rolling World Premiere at Montana Rep, followed by performances at New Theatre 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa, California, and is now coming to New Jersey Rep in Long Branch May 30 - June 30, starring Mark Light-Orr as Eduardo, Susan Maris as Eva, Wendy Peace as Melinda, and Michael Irvin Pollard as Alfred.
Tickets are $40 for adults; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $50. Performances are Thursdays; Fridays at 8pm; Saturdays 3pm & 8pm; Sundays at 2pm. Discount group tickets, subscriptions and gift certificates are available. Discounts are available to seniors 65+, full time students ages 13-25, and groups of 10 or more. Extra performances can be added for groups of 40 or more. For tickets, contact 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve online. Find NJ Rep on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
NJ Rep is a year-round, professional 501c-3 non-profit theater, a member of the National New Play Network, The New Jersey Theater Alliance, Theater Communications Group, and the Monmouth and Long Branch Arts Councils. Support for NJ Rep is provided in part by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Shubert Foundation, the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, the Stone Foundation, the Baumol Family Foundation, OceanFirst Foundation of New Jersey, the Jewish Communal Fund, Dramatists Guild Found, Actors Equity Foundation, ERBA Company, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, and the American Theatre Wing.
NJ Rep is the Winner of the National Theatre Company Award from the American Theatre Wing,
Sponsor of the Annual Tony Awards for Broadway
Art On The Edge Exhibition
6/1/2013
Location: Belmar Arts Council
Description: The Belmar Arts Council (BAC) - back, or BAC, up and running after taking a blow from Sandy - has announced a call for submissions to its Art On The Edge Exhibition. The show is open to artists working in all media, age 17 and older. Judges will be from the Parlor Gallery in Asbury Park and they are, Jenn Hampton, Jillian Ricci and Sarah Potter.
All artists who are entering art work into this show must fill out an online entry from by April 27th, and that from can be found on the Belmar Arts Council website, at www.belmararts.org. Then all entries will be received on May 3rd, 5 to 7 and May 4th, 10AM to 1PM at The Boatworks, Belmar Art Council's headquarters located at 608 River Road.
The exhibition will be displayed from May 11th to June 14th, Wednesdays through Saturdays from 1 to 5 pm. The opening reception is on Saturday, May 11th, 5 to 7 at the BAC Gallery at the Boatworks on 608 River Road in Belmar, NJ. During the reception, awards will be presented for Best in Show, Mixed Media, Illustration, and Honorable Mention. The opening reception will feature live music by Dr. Void & The Death Machines from Red Bank, NJ. There will also be Live Paintings as well, by Jay "Muzik" Mack, Ray Demerock and Anthony "weird eye one"
Artists should note that all artwork must be original and not previously exhibited in a BAC show. Important submission info, three pieces per artist may be entered with the maximum of two pieces to be accepted for exhibition. Acceptance is not guaranteed. The entry fee is $15 per piece for non-members or $10 per piece for BAC members. Also, all submissions must be ready to hang with wire. Maximum size for two-dimentional work is 48" in any direction and framed work over 36" must have Plexiglas instead of glass. Sales of work are encouraged but not required. Again, an entry form and complete details can be obtained online at www.belmararts.org.
The programs of the Belmar Arts Council are funded by dues, donations and grants. BAC's events are made possible in part by the Belmar Tourism Commission, the NJ Cultural Trust, OceanFirst Foundation, and Monmouth County Arts Council through funding from the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders, through the County Historical Commission, and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State a Partner Agency of the National Endowment of the Arts. This year's awards are provided by the generous sponsorship of seven BAC Trustees.
HAPPY
6/2/2013
Location: New Jersey Repertory, Long Branch
Description:
Are you happy? That,s the question contemplated in this National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere comedy by Robert Caisley at the New Jersey Repertory Company, 179 Broadway, Long Branch, from May 30 - June 30, 2013.
Alfred is happy with his life, happy with his job, happy with his 14-year marriage to Melinda. But when his best friend Eduardo invites him to dinner to meet the new woman in his lif,, Eva, a sexy 22-year old artist with a dark soul, it becomes clear that misery loves company as truths get twisted, secrets get revealed and what starts out as a sophisticated dinner party among friends, becomes an evening that spins wildly out of control. This is a dinner party not to be missed!
NJ Rep Artistic Director, SuzAnne Barabas, directs this sleek production that explores the quintessential question - are we truly happy?
Playwright Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre & Film, and Head of the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of Idaho. He was named the 2011 Blaine Quarnstrom Visiting Playwright at the University of Southern Mississippi. His play Happy, presented at the 2011 National New Play Network Annual Showcase of New Plays, was a Finalist for both the Eugene O''Neill Theatre Center's New Play Conference and the Woodward/Newman Award for Drama. Happy began its Rolling World Premiere at Montana Rep, followed by performances at New Theatre 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa, California, and is now coming to New Jersey Rep in Long Branch May 30 - June 30, starring Mark Light-Orr as Eduardo, Susan Maris as Eva, Wendy Peace as Melinda, and Michael Irvin Pollard as Alfred.
Tickets are $40 for adults; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $50. Performances are Thursdays; Fridays at 8pm; Saturdays 3pm & 8pm; Sundays at 2pm. Discount group tickets, subscriptions and gift certificates are available. Discounts are available to seniors 65+, full time students ages 13-25, and groups of 10 or more. Extra performances can be added for groups of 40 or more. For tickets, contact 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve online. Find NJ Rep on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
NJ Rep is a year-round, professional 501c-3 non-profit theater, a member of the National New Play Network, The New Jersey Theater Alliance, Theater Communications Group, and the Monmouth and Long Branch Arts Councils. Support for NJ Rep is provided in part by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Shubert Foundation, the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, the Stone Foundation, the Baumol Family Foundation, OceanFirst Foundation of New Jersey, the Jewish Communal Fund, Dramatists Guild Found, Actors Equity Foundation, ERBA Company, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, and the American Theatre Wing.
NJ Rep is the Winner of the National Theatre Company Award from the American Theatre Wing,
Sponsor of the Annual Tony Awards for Broadway
JERSEY SHORE WRITERS
6/2/2013
Location: Jersey Shore Arts Center
Description:
OCEAN GROVE, NJ - Beverly Donofrio, bestselling author of the cult classic Riding In Cars With Boys, will share excerpts from her new memoir on June 2, 2013 at a reading sponsored by JERSEY SHORE WRITERS at the Jersey Shore Arts Center in Ocean Grove, the forner Neptune High School building by the gates into the town.
Donofrio will read from Astonished: A Story of Evil, Blessings, Grace and Solace at 2:00pm at 16 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove, New Jersey.
The event, which is free and open to the public, will include a question-and-answer period and book signing. Copies of Astonished will be sold as well.
Donofrio is well known for her first memoir, which was made into a popular film directed by Penny Marshall and starring Drew Barrymore. Six years ago, the author, then in her mid-fifties, was enjoying life at her home in a Mexican town. There were salsa dancing lessons, yoga classes and friends to share a margarita in her beautiful backyard.
The birth of her grandson brought new meaning to her life and she had decided to join a monastery where love and prayer would be her focus.
Her plans for a new spiritual journey halted when she woke one night to find a rapist in her bed. Astonished, released in March 2013 by Viking, follows her journey after the attack, revealing how an incident of profound violence-rape-can change one''s life, and radically transform the search for faith, healing, and identity. Publisher's Weekly has called the book "An insightful, candidly unfolding, soul-bearing journey to grace."
Riding in Cars with Boys has been translated into 16 languages. Her second memoir, Looking for Mary, began as a documentary on NPR and was chosen as a Discover Book at Barnes & Noble. She lived for four years as a lay Carmelite at Nada Hermitage in Colorado, where she began this book. She is a member of the faculty in the graduate creative writing program at Wilkes University.
The Jersey Shore Writers, formerly Tri-Muse, was co-founded by Patricia Florio, Carol MacAllister and Gayle Annensen. Group membership flourished and in 2009, the late playwright, Katheryn White, secured the Jersey Shore Art Center as their meeting place. JSW members have published individual works in a range of genre and collectively produced and published two books: ON THE WATER'S EDGE, and FOR CHOCOLATE LOVERS, both locally successful. The group celebrates its thirteenth year in 2013. A current project of noir short stories is nearing completion. Jersey Shore Noir is the working title, in lieu of a proposal sent to Askashic Books for its consideration of their project.
Moshe Boyen & HaTaklitim
6/2/2013
Location: Urban Nest
Description:
The hot new Hebrew music band performing live the very best of Israel's classic hits from the 70's, 80's and 90's.
Starting time is 7PM.
$20 Admission includes light Israeli Dinner.
IsrealCafe.brownpapertickets.com
HaTaklitim is the hot new Israeli music group performing the songs you love, inspired by the very best Israeli Hebrew music classics from the good old days of the record player!
The band's founder and leader, Moshe Bonen, opens his heart and takes the audience on an intimate journey of nostalgia through music, interweaving brief anecdotes about the songs and the times in which they were written.
Bonen is a gifted musician with extensive radio broadcasting experience for Galatz and Galgalatz. He is regarded highly as a Hebrew music expert with a dedication to high-quality music productions and great sound.
The six band members are talented and professional musicians who are also Hebrew-music lovers at heart. Together they bring the sounds of pure Israeli music to life!
Hataklitim's broad repertoire consists of hit songs from top artists ranging from Shalom Hanoch, Arik Einstein, Kaveret, Tammuz, Tislam, Rami Fortis, Shlomo Artzi, Yehuda Poliker, Ehud Banai, and many more...
631 Lake Ave, AP
Pride Day
6/2/2013
Location: Kingsley Ave Area
Description: Once again meet us at the festival grounds where the Tides will be hosting a beer truck. The festival runs from 12pm-7pm.
NJ's 22nd Annual LGBTI Pride Celebration
6/2/2013
Location: 5th & Ocean Aves, Asbury Park
Description: New Jersey's 22nd Annual LGBTI Pride Celebration sponsored by Bank of America and presented by Jersey Pride will be held on Sunday, June 2nd in Asbury Park, NJ. The Pride Celebration takes place from noon to 7 PM, rain or shine. Celebrate Jersey Pride, Jersey Strong. Theres no better way to spend Sunday, June 2 than with 20,000 of your closest friends. It features a parade, headline performers, great food, arts and crafts, exhibits and community information, activities for the entire family, and the best in local, regional and national entertainment. Headlining the pride stage will be Kathy Sledge, God Des & She, and Alex Newell "Unique" from GLEE. All are welcome and encouraged to participate. The pride parade, complete with floats, decorated vehicles, motorcycles, and hundreds of marchers, will step off at Main Street and Cookman Avenue at noon. The festival and entertainment grounds are located at 5th and Ocean Avenues. More than one hundred artisans, crafters, merchants, and community organizations, as well as over a dozen food establishments will have goods, services, and information available. Families will enjoy games and rides in the Family Zone. Among the many unique exhibits on the festival grounds is NJ's largest outdoor display of the Names Project AIDS Memorial Quilt. For more information please visit www.jerseypride.org or facebook.com/JerseyPrideInc.
Art On The Edge Exhibition
6/5/2013
Location: Belmar Arts Council
Description: The Belmar Arts Council (BAC) - back, or BAC, up and running after taking a blow from Sandy - has announced a call for submissions to its Art On The Edge Exhibition. The show is open to artists working in all media, age 17 and older. Judges will be from the Parlor Gallery in Asbury Park and they are, Jenn Hampton, Jillian Ricci and Sarah Potter.
All artists who are entering art work into this show must fill out an online entry from by April 27th, and that from can be found on the Belmar Arts Council website, at www.belmararts.org. Then all entries will be received on May 3rd, 5 to 7 and May 4th, 10AM to 1PM at The Boatworks, Belmar Art Council's headquarters located at 608 River Road.
The exhibition will be displayed from May 11th to June 14th, Wednesdays through Saturdays from 1 to 5 pm. The opening reception is on Saturday, May 11th, 5 to 7 at the BAC Gallery at the Boatworks on 608 River Road in Belmar, NJ. During the reception, awards will be presented for Best in Show, Mixed Media, Illustration, and Honorable Mention. The opening reception will feature live music by Dr. Void & The Death Machines from Red Bank, NJ. There will also be Live Paintings as well, by Jay "Muzik" Mack, Ray Demerock and Anthony "weird eye one"
Artists should note that all artwork must be original and not previously exhibited in a BAC show. Important submission info, three pieces per artist may be entered with the maximum of two pieces to be accepted for exhibition. Acceptance is not guaranteed. The entry fee is $15 per piece for non-members or $10 per piece for BAC members. Also, all submissions must be ready to hang with wire. Maximum size for two-dimentional work is 48" in any direction and framed work over 36" must have Plexiglas instead of glass. Sales of work are encouraged but not required. Again, an entry form and complete details can be obtained online at www.belmararts.org.
The programs of the Belmar Arts Council are funded by dues, donations and grants. BAC's events are made possible in part by the Belmar Tourism Commission, the NJ Cultural Trust, OceanFirst Foundation, and Monmouth County Arts Council through funding from the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders, through the County Historical Commission, and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State a Partner Agency of the National Endowment of the Arts. This year's awards are provided by the generous sponsorship of seven BAC Trustees.
HAPPY
6/6/2013
Location: New Jersey Repertory, Long Branch
Description:
Are you happy? That,s the question contemplated in this National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere comedy by Robert Caisley at the New Jersey Repertory Company, 179 Broadway, Long Branch, from May 30 - June 30, 2013.
Alfred is happy with his life, happy with his job, happy with his 14-year marriage to Melinda. But when his best friend Eduardo invites him to dinner to meet the new woman in his lif,, Eva, a sexy 22-year old artist with a dark soul, it becomes clear that misery loves company as truths get twisted, secrets get revealed and what starts out as a sophisticated dinner party among friends, becomes an evening that spins wildly out of control. This is a dinner party not to be missed!
NJ Rep Artistic Director, SuzAnne Barabas, directs this sleek production that explores the quintessential question - are we truly happy?
Playwright Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre & Film, and Head of the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of Idaho. He was named the 2011 Blaine Quarnstrom Visiting Playwright at the University of Southern Mississippi. His play Happy, presented at the 2011 National New Play Network Annual Showcase of New Plays, was a Finalist for both the Eugene O''Neill Theatre Center's New Play Conference and the Woodward/Newman Award for Drama. Happy began its Rolling World Premiere at Montana Rep, followed by performances at New Theatre 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa, California, and is now coming to New Jersey Rep in Long Branch May 30 - June 30, starring Mark Light-Orr as Eduardo, Susan Maris as Eva, Wendy Peace as Melinda, and Michael Irvin Pollard as Alfred.
Tickets are $40 for adults; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $50. Performances are Thursdays; Fridays at 8pm; Saturdays 3pm & 8pm; Sundays at 2pm. Discount group tickets, subscriptions and gift certificates are available. Discounts are available to seniors 65+, full time students ages 13-25, and groups of 10 or more. Extra performances can be added for groups of 40 or more. For tickets, contact 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve online. Find NJ Rep on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
NJ Rep is a year-round, professional 501c-3 non-profit theater, a member of the National New Play Network, The New Jersey Theater Alliance, Theater Communications Group, and the Monmouth and Long Branch Arts Councils. Support for NJ Rep is provided in part by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Shubert Foundation, the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, the Stone Foundation, the Baumol Family Foundation, OceanFirst Foundation of New Jersey, the Jewish Communal Fund, Dramatists Guild Found, Actors Equity Foundation, ERBA Company, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, and the American Theatre Wing.
NJ Rep is the Winner of the National Theatre Company Award from the American Theatre Wing,
Sponsor of the Annual Tony Awards for Broadway
VIBE in The Streets
6/6/2013
Location: Downtown Asbury Park
Description: Every Thursday in June the streets are alive in Downtown Asbury Park. From 5-9:00pm each week, APVibe is shutting down Cookman Ave from Emory to Grand for a night of live music, outdoor drinks and dining, and interactive art demonstrations. Enjoy graffiti art by Jay Mack, and local bands like The Reason Why, Matt ORee Band, Old News, and Thomas Wesley Stern.
For more information, check out our website apvibedowntown.com or visit us on Facebook @ APVibe Downtown Asbury Park.
Art On The Edge Exhibition
6/6/2013
Location: Belmar Arts Council
Description: The Belmar Arts Council (BAC) - back, or BAC, up and running after taking a blow from Sandy - has announced a call for submissions to its Art On The Edge Exhibition. The show is open to artists working in all media, age 17 and older. Judges will be from the Parlor Gallery in Asbury Park and they are, Jenn Hampton, Jillian Ricci and Sarah Potter.
All artists who are entering art work into this show must fill out an online entry from by April 27th, and that from can be found on the Belmar Arts Council website, at www.belmararts.org. Then all entries will be received on May 3rd, 5 to 7 and May 4th, 10AM to 1PM at The Boatworks, Belmar Art Council's headquarters located at 608 River Road.
The exhibition will be displayed from May 11th to June 14th, Wednesdays through Saturdays from 1 to 5 pm. The opening reception is on Saturday, May 11th, 5 to 7 at the BAC Gallery at the Boatworks on 608 River Road in Belmar, NJ. During the reception, awards will be presented for Best in Show, Mixed Media, Illustration, and Honorable Mention. The opening reception will feature live music by Dr. Void & The Death Machines from Red Bank, NJ. There will also be Live Paintings as well, by Jay "Muzik" Mack, Ray Demerock and Anthony "weird eye one"
Artists should note that all artwork must be original and not previously exhibited in a BAC show. Important submission info, three pieces per artist may be entered with the maximum of two pieces to be accepted for exhibition. Acceptance is not guaranteed. The entry fee is $15 per piece for non-members or $10 per piece for BAC members. Also, all submissions must be ready to hang with wire. Maximum size for two-dimentional work is 48" in any direction and framed work over 36" must have Plexiglas instead of glass. Sales of work are encouraged but not required. Again, an entry form and complete details can be obtained online at www.belmararts.org.
The programs of the Belmar Arts Council are funded by dues, donations and grants. BAC's events are made possible in part by the Belmar Tourism Commission, the NJ Cultural Trust, OceanFirst Foundation, and Monmouth County Arts Council through funding from the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders, through the County Historical Commission, and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State a Partner Agency of the National Endowment of the Arts. This year's awards are provided by the generous sponsorship of seven BAC Trustees.
Forbidden Broadway
6/6/2013
Location: The Berkeley Oceanfront Hotel
Description: Thursday, June 6, 2013 at 7:00 PM
at
The Berkeley Oceanfront Hotel
1401 Ocean Ave., Asbury Park, NJ
After a historic and hysterical 30 year run in NYC, Forbidden Broadway is coming to Asbury Park for a one night performance to support ReVision Theatre!
Come and see this all-star cast of past NYC performers pay "tribute" to your favorite Broadway shows. You"ll laugh till you cry and then laugh that you're crying.
TICKETS (from only $25) ON SALE NOW
TICKETS ONLINE AT: http://revisiontheatre.tix.com
For more information call (732) 455-3059 or email info@revisiontheatre.org
HAPPY
6/7/2013
Location: New Jersey Repertory, Long Branch
Description:
Are you happy? That,s the question contemplated in this National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere comedy by Robert Caisley at the New Jersey Repertory Company, 179 Broadway, Long Branch, from May 30 - June 30, 2013.
Alfred is happy with his life, happy with his job, happy with his 14-year marriage to Melinda. But when his best friend Eduardo invites him to dinner to meet the new woman in his lif,, Eva, a sexy 22-year old artist with a dark soul, it becomes clear that misery loves company as truths get twisted, secrets get revealed and what starts out as a sophisticated dinner party among friends, becomes an evening that spins wildly out of control. This is a dinner party not to be missed!
NJ Rep Artistic Director, SuzAnne Barabas, directs this sleek production that explores the quintessential question - are we truly happy?
Playwright Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre & Film, and Head of the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of Idaho. He was named the 2011 Blaine Quarnstrom Visiting Playwright at the University of Southern Mississippi. His play Happy, presented at the 2011 National New Play Network Annual Showcase of New Plays, was a Finalist for both the Eugene O''Neill Theatre Center's New Play Conference and the Woodward/Newman Award for Drama. Happy began its Rolling World Premiere at Montana Rep, followed by performances at New Theatre 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa, California, and is now coming to New Jersey Rep in Long Branch May 30 - June 30, starring Mark Light-Orr as Eduardo, Susan Maris as Eva, Wendy Peace as Melinda, and Michael Irvin Pollard as Alfred.
Tickets are $40 for adults; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $50. Performances are Thursdays; Fridays at 8pm; Saturdays 3pm & 8pm; Sundays at 2pm. Discount group tickets, subscriptions and gift certificates are available. Discounts are available to seniors 65+, full time students ages 13-25, and groups of 10 or more. Extra performances can be added for groups of 40 or more. For tickets, contact 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve online. Find NJ Rep on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
NJ Rep is a year-round, professional 501c-3 non-profit theater, a member of the National New Play Network, The New Jersey Theater Alliance, Theater Communications Group, and the Monmouth and Long Branch Arts Councils. Support for NJ Rep is provided in part by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Shubert Foundation, the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, the Stone Foundation, the Baumol Family Foundation, OceanFirst Foundation of New Jersey, the Jewish Communal Fund, Dramatists Guild Found, Actors Equity Foundation, ERBA Company, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, and the American Theatre Wing.
NJ Rep is the Winner of the National Theatre Company Award from the American Theatre Wing,
Sponsor of the Annual Tony Awards for Broadway
Art On The Edge Exhibition
6/7/2013
Location: Belmar Arts Council
Description: The Belmar Arts Council (BAC) - back, or BAC, up and running after taking a blow from Sandy - has announced a call for submissions to its Art On The Edge Exhibition. The show is open to artists working in all media, age 17 and older. Judges will be from the Parlor Gallery in Asbury Park and they are, Jenn Hampton, Jillian Ricci and Sarah Potter.
All artists who are entering art work into this show must fill out an online entry from by April 27th, and that from can be found on the Belmar Arts Council website, at www.belmararts.org. Then all entries will be received on May 3rd, 5 to 7 and May 4th, 10AM to 1PM at The Boatworks, Belmar Art Council's headquarters located at 608 River Road.
The exhibition will be displayed from May 11th to June 14th, Wednesdays through Saturdays from 1 to 5 pm. The opening reception is on Saturday, May 11th, 5 to 7 at the BAC Gallery at the Boatworks on 608 River Road in Belmar, NJ. During the reception, awards will be presented for Best in Show, Mixed Media, Illustration, and Honorable Mention. The opening reception will feature live music by Dr. Void & The Death Machines from Red Bank, NJ. There will also be Live Paintings as well, by Jay "Muzik" Mack, Ray Demerock and Anthony "weird eye one"
Artists should note that all artwork must be original and not previously exhibited in a BAC show. Important submission info, three pieces per artist may be entered with the maximum of two pieces to be accepted for exhibition. Acceptance is not guaranteed. The entry fee is $15 per piece for non-members or $10 per piece for BAC members. Also, all submissions must be ready to hang with wire. Maximum size for two-dimentional work is 48" in any direction and framed work over 36" must have Plexiglas instead of glass. Sales of work are encouraged but not required. Again, an entry form and complete details can be obtained online at www.belmararts.org.
The programs of the Belmar Arts Council are funded by dues, donations and grants. BAC's events are made possible in part by the Belmar Tourism Commission, the NJ Cultural Trust, OceanFirst Foundation, and Monmouth County Arts Council through funding from the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders, through the County Historical Commission, and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State a Partner Agency of the National Endowment of the Arts. This year's awards are provided by the generous sponsorship of seven BAC Trustees.
Glamour At The Fights
6/7/2013
Location: The Berkeley Oceanfront Hotel
Description:
Avon Financial Group Presents:The Shore Come-Back: A Sandy Relief Fundraiser: GLAMOUR AT THE FIGHTS.
8 Exciting Fights, Fashion Shows, Live Music and Makeup Styling.
Benefitting: NJ Hometown Heroes Sandy Relief, Restore The Shore.
$30 Donation-General Admission $60 Reserved Ringside Seats or Makeup Styling. Dress To Impress Code.
Ringside VIP Tables starting at $125/seat. Includes 3-course Meal from Buona Sera-Red Bank. 6:30 PM Reception, 7PM VIP Dinnewr, 8PM Fights and Fashion Shows.
Event Info- WWW.THESHORECOME-BACK.COM Tickets-Sponsors call 732-292-3399 or leave contact info at WWW.AVONFINANCIALGROUP.COM
1401 Ocean Ave. Phone_ 732-776-6700
SHORE WALK
6/8/2013
Location: Allaire Village, Farmingdale
Description: 13th Annual Stepping Out To Cure Scleroderma Registration 9:30AM, Walk starts 1`0:30 AM T-Shirts : Age 5 & over Free T-Shirt Team Awards, Fundraising Prizes, Refreshments, Family & Pet Friendly Entrance to Village included Plenty of Parking Registration: $25 Adult, $10 Children 5-14, Children 4 & under Free. Historic Allaire Village, 4263 Atlantic Ave,Farmingdale, NJ
HAPPY
6/8/2013
Location: New Jersey Repertory, Long Branch
Description:
Are you happy? That,s the question contemplated in this National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere comedy by Robert Caisley at the New Jersey Repertory Company, 179 Broadway, Long Branch, from May 30 - June 30, 2013.
Alfred is happy with his life, happy with his job, happy with his 14-year marriage to Melinda. But when his best friend Eduardo invites him to dinner to meet the new woman in his lif,, Eva, a sexy 22-year old artist with a dark soul, it becomes clear that misery loves company as truths get twisted, secrets get revealed and what starts out as a sophisticated dinner party among friends, becomes an evening that spins wildly out of control. This is a dinner party not to be missed!
NJ Rep Artistic Director, SuzAnne Barabas, directs this sleek production that explores the quintessential question - are we truly happy?
Playwright Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre & Film, and Head of the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of Idaho. He was named the 2011 Blaine Quarnstrom Visiting Playwright at the University of Southern Mississippi. His play Happy, presented at the 2011 National New Play Network Annual Showcase of New Plays, was a Finalist for both the Eugene O''Neill Theatre Center's New Play Conference and the Woodward/Newman Award for Drama. Happy began its Rolling World Premiere at Montana Rep, followed by performances at New Theatre 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa, California, and is now coming to New Jersey Rep in Long Branch May 30 - June 30, starring Mark Light-Orr as Eduardo, Susan Maris as Eva, Wendy Peace as Melinda, and Michael Irvin Pollard as Alfred.
Tickets are $40 for adults; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $50. Performances are Thursdays; Fridays at 8pm; Saturdays 3pm & 8pm; Sundays at 2pm. Discount group tickets, subscriptions and gift certificates are available. Discounts are available to seniors 65+, full time students ages 13-25, and groups of 10 or more. Extra performances can be added for groups of 40 or more. For tickets, contact 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve online. Find NJ Rep on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
NJ Rep is a year-round, professional 501c-3 non-profit theater, a member of the National New Play Network, The New Jersey Theater Alliance, Theater Communications Group, and the Monmouth and Long Branch Arts Councils. Support for NJ Rep is provided in part by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Shubert Foundation, the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, the Stone Foundation, the Baumol Family Foundation, OceanFirst Foundation of New Jersey, the Jewish Communal Fund, Dramatists Guild Found, Actors Equity Foundation, ERBA Company, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, and the American Theatre Wing.
NJ Rep is the Winner of the National Theatre Company Award from the American Theatre Wing,
Sponsor of the Annual Tony Awards for Broadway
Art On The Edge Exhibition
6/8/2013
Location: Belmar Arts Council
Description: The Belmar Arts Council (BAC) - back, or BAC, up and running after taking a blow from Sandy - has announced a call for submissions to its Art On The Edge Exhibition. The show is open to artists working in all media, age 17 and older. Judges will be from the Parlor Gallery in Asbury Park and they are, Jenn Hampton, Jillian Ricci and Sarah Potter.
All artists who are entering art work into this show must fill out an online entry from by April 27th, and that from can be found on the Belmar Arts Council website, at www.belmararts.org. Then all entries will be received on May 3rd, 5 to 7 and May 4th, 10AM to 1PM at The Boatworks, Belmar Art Council's headquarters located at 608 River Road.
The exhibition will be displayed from May 11th to June 14th, Wednesdays through Saturdays from 1 to 5 pm. The opening reception is on Saturday, May 11th, 5 to 7 at the BAC Gallery at the Boatworks on 608 River Road in Belmar, NJ. During the reception, awards will be presented for Best in Show, Mixed Media, Illustration, and Honorable Mention. The opening reception will feature live music by Dr. Void & The Death Machines from Red Bank, NJ. There will also be Live Paintings as well, by Jay "Muzik" Mack, Ray Demerock and Anthony "weird eye one"
Artists should note that all artwork must be original and not previously exhibited in a BAC show. Important submission info, three pieces per artist may be entered with the maximum of two pieces to be accepted for exhibition. Acceptance is not guaranteed. The entry fee is $15 per piece for non-members or $10 per piece for BAC members. Also, all submissions must be ready to hang with wire. Maximum size for two-dimentional work is 48" in any direction and framed work over 36" must have Plexiglas instead of glass. Sales of work are encouraged but not required. Again, an entry form and complete details can be obtained online at www.belmararts.org.
The programs of the Belmar Arts Council are funded by dues, donations and grants. BAC's events are made possible in part by the Belmar Tourism Commission, the NJ Cultural Trust, OceanFirst Foundation, and Monmouth County Arts Council through funding from the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders, through the County Historical Commission, and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State a Partner Agency of the National Endowment of the Arts. This year's awards are provided by the generous sponsorship of seven BAC Trustees.
Asbury Park Blues & Brews Fest
6/8/2013
Location: Bradley Park across from Convention Center
Description: FREE Music event. 2 Stages, Blues on the main stage and 2nd stage run by Musicians on a Mission.
Beer and Wine Garden, Food Vendors, Crafters, Merch vendors. More info and lineups go to: www.jerseyshorefestival.org
HAPPY
6/9/2013
Location: New Jersey Repertory, Long Branch
Description:
Are you happy? That,s the question contemplated in this National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere comedy by Robert Caisley at the New Jersey Repertory Company, 179 Broadway, Long Branch, from May 30 - June 30, 2013.
Alfred is happy with his life, happy with his job, happy with his 14-year marriage to Melinda. But when his best friend Eduardo invites him to dinner to meet the new woman in his lif,, Eva, a sexy 22-year old artist with a dark soul, it becomes clear that misery loves company as truths get twisted, secrets get revealed and what starts out as a sophisticated dinner party among friends, becomes an evening that spins wildly out of control. This is a dinner party not to be missed!
NJ Rep Artistic Director, SuzAnne Barabas, directs this sleek production that explores the quintessential question - are we truly happy?
Playwright Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre & Film, and Head of the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of Idaho. He was named the 2011 Blaine Quarnstrom Visiting Playwright at the University of Southern Mississippi. His play Happy, presented at the 2011 National New Play Network Annual Showcase of New Plays, was a Finalist for both the Eugene O''Neill Theatre Center's New Play Conference and the Woodward/Newman Award for Drama. Happy began its Rolling World Premiere at Montana Rep, followed by performances at New Theatre 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa, California, and is now coming to New Jersey Rep in Long Branch May 30 - June 30, starring Mark Light-Orr as Eduardo, Susan Maris as Eva, Wendy Peace as Melinda, and Michael Irvin Pollard as Alfred.
Tickets are $40 for adults; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $50. Performances are Thursdays; Fridays at 8pm; Saturdays 3pm & 8pm; Sundays at 2pm. Discount group tickets, subscriptions and gift certificates are available. Discounts are available to seniors 65+, full time students ages 13-25, and groups of 10 or more. Extra performances can be added for groups of 40 or more. For tickets, contact 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve online. Find NJ Rep on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
NJ Rep is a year-round, professional 501c-3 non-profit theater, a member of the National New Play Network, The New Jersey Theater Alliance, Theater Communications Group, and the Monmouth and Long Branch Arts Councils. Support for NJ Rep is provided in part by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Shubert Foundation, the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, the Stone Foundation, the Baumol Family Foundation, OceanFirst Foundation of New Jersey, the Jewish Communal Fund, Dramatists Guild Found, Actors Equity Foundation, ERBA Company, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, and the American Theatre Wing.
NJ Rep is the Winner of the National Theatre Company Award from the American Theatre Wing,
Sponsor of the Annual Tony Awards for Broadway
Debra & Patrick
6/9/2013
Location: Hotel Tides
Description:
Hotel Tides, Restaurant & Spa | 408 7th Ave
Art On The Edge Exhibition
6/12/2013
Location: Belmar Arts Council
Description: The Belmar Arts Council (BAC) - back, or BAC, up and running after taking a blow from Sandy - has announced a call for submissions to its Art On The Edge Exhibition. The show is open to artists working in all media, age 17 and older. Judges will be from the Parlor Gallery in Asbury Park and they are, Jenn Hampton, Jillian Ricci and Sarah Potter.
All artists who are entering art work into this show must fill out an online entry from by April 27th, and that from can be found on the Belmar Arts Council website, at www.belmararts.org. Then all entries will be received on May 3rd, 5 to 7 and May 4th, 10AM to 1PM at The Boatworks, Belmar Art Council's headquarters located at 608 River Road.
The exhibition will be displayed from May 11th to June 14th, Wednesdays through Saturdays from 1 to 5 pm. The opening reception is on Saturday, May 11th, 5 to 7 at the BAC Gallery at the Boatworks on 608 River Road in Belmar, NJ. During the reception, awards will be presented for Best in Show, Mixed Media, Illustration, and Honorable Mention. The opening reception will feature live music by Dr. Void & The Death Machines from Red Bank, NJ. There will also be Live Paintings as well, by Jay "Muzik" Mack, Ray Demerock and Anthony "weird eye one"
Artists should note that all artwork must be original and not previously exhibited in a BAC show. Important submission info, three pieces per artist may be entered with the maximum of two pieces to be accepted for exhibition. Acceptance is not guaranteed. The entry fee is $15 per piece for non-members or $10 per piece for BAC members. Also, all submissions must be ready to hang with wire. Maximum size for two-dimentional work is 48" in any direction and framed work over 36" must have Plexiglas instead of glass. Sales of work are encouraged but not required. Again, an entry form and complete details can be obtained online at www.belmararts.org.
The programs of the Belmar Arts Council are funded by dues, donations and grants. BAC's events are made possible in part by the Belmar Tourism Commission, the NJ Cultural Trust, OceanFirst Foundation, and Monmouth County Arts Council through funding from the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders, through the County Historical Commission, and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State a Partner Agency of the National Endowment of the Arts. This year's awards are provided by the generous sponsorship of seven BAC Trustees.
Art On The Edge Exhibition
6/13/2013
Location: Belmar Arts Council
Description: The Belmar Arts Council (BAC) - back, or BAC, up and running after taking a blow from Sandy - has announced a call for submissions to its Art On The Edge Exhibition. The show is open to artists working in all media, age 17 and older. Judges will be from the Parlor Gallery in Asbury Park and they are, Jenn Hampton, Jillian Ricci and Sarah Potter.
All artists who are entering art work into this show must fill out an online entry from by April 27th, and that from can be found on the Belmar Arts Council website, at www.belmararts.org. Then all entries will be received on May 3rd, 5 to 7 and May 4th, 10AM to 1PM at The Boatworks, Belmar Art Council's headquarters located at 608 River Road.
The exhibition will be displayed from May 11th to June 14th, Wednesdays through Saturdays from 1 to 5 pm. The opening reception is on Saturday, May 11th, 5 to 7 at the BAC Gallery at the Boatworks on 608 River Road in Belmar, NJ. During the reception, awards will be presented for Best in Show, Mixed Media, Illustration, and Honorable Mention. The opening reception will feature live music by Dr. Void & The Death Machines from Red Bank, NJ. There will also be Live Paintings as well, by Jay "Muzik" Mack, Ray Demerock and Anthony "weird eye one"
Artists should note that all artwork must be original and not previously exhibited in a BAC show. Important submission info, three pieces per artist may be entered with the maximum of two pieces to be accepted for exhibition. Acceptance is not guaranteed. The entry fee is $15 per piece for non-members or $10 per piece for BAC members. Also, all submissions must be ready to hang with wire. Maximum size for two-dimentional work is 48" in any direction and framed work over 36" must have Plexiglas instead of glass. Sales of work are encouraged but not required. Again, an entry form and complete details can be obtained online at www.belmararts.org.
The programs of the Belmar Arts Council are funded by dues, donations and grants. BAC's events are made possible in part by the Belmar Tourism Commission, the NJ Cultural Trust, OceanFirst Foundation, and Monmouth County Arts Council through funding from the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders, through the County Historical Commission, and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State a Partner Agency of the National Endowment of the Arts. This year's awards are provided by the generous sponsorship of seven BAC Trustees.
HAPPY
6/13/2013
Location: New Jersey Repertory, Long Branch
Description:
Are you happy? That,s the question contemplated in this National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere comedy by Robert Caisley at the New Jersey Repertory Company, 179 Broadway, Long Branch, from May 30 - June 30, 2013.
Alfred is happy with his life, happy with his job, happy with his 14-year marriage to Melinda. But when his best friend Eduardo invites him to dinner to meet the new woman in his lif,, Eva, a sexy 22-year old artist with a dark soul, it becomes clear that misery loves company as truths get twisted, secrets get revealed and what starts out as a sophisticated dinner party among friends, becomes an evening that spins wildly out of control. This is a dinner party not to be missed!
NJ Rep Artistic Director, SuzAnne Barabas, directs this sleek production that explores the quintessential question - are we truly happy?
Playwright Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre & Film, and Head of the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of Idaho. He was named the 2011 Blaine Quarnstrom Visiting Playwright at the University of Southern Mississippi. His play Happy, presented at the 2011 National New Play Network Annual Showcase of New Plays, was a Finalist for both the Eugene O''Neill Theatre Center's New Play Conference and the Woodward/Newman Award for Drama. Happy began its Rolling World Premiere at Montana Rep, followed by performances at New Theatre 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa, California, and is now coming to New Jersey Rep in Long Branch May 30 - June 30, starring Mark Light-Orr as Eduardo, Susan Maris as Eva, Wendy Peace as Melinda, and Michael Irvin Pollard as Alfred.
Tickets are $40 for adults; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $50. Performances are Thursdays; Fridays at 8pm; Saturdays 3pm & 8pm; Sundays at 2pm. Discount group tickets, subscriptions and gift certificates are available. Discounts are available to seniors 65+, full time students ages 13-25, and groups of 10 or more. Extra performances can be added for groups of 40 or more. For tickets, contact 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve online. Find NJ Rep on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
NJ Rep is a year-round, professional 501c-3 non-profit theater, a member of the National New Play Network, The New Jersey Theater Alliance, Theater Communications Group, and the Monmouth and Long Branch Arts Councils. Support for NJ Rep is provided in part by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Shubert Foundation, the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, the Stone Foundation, the Baumol Family Foundation, OceanFirst Foundation of New Jersey, the Jewish Communal Fund, Dramatists Guild Found, Actors Equity Foundation, ERBA Company, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, and the American Theatre Wing.
NJ Rep is the Winner of the National Theatre Company Award from the American Theatre Wing,
Sponsor of the Annual Tony Awards for Broadway
HAPPY
6/14/2013
Location: New Jersey Repertory, Long Branch
Description:
Are you happy? That,s the question contemplated in this National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere comedy by Robert Caisley at the New Jersey Repertory Company, 179 Broadway, Long Branch, from May 30 - June 30, 2013.
Alfred is happy with his life, happy with his job, happy with his 14-year marriage to Melinda. But when his best friend Eduardo invites him to dinner to meet the new woman in his lif,, Eva, a sexy 22-year old artist with a dark soul, it becomes clear that misery loves company as truths get twisted, secrets get revealed and what starts out as a sophisticated dinner party among friends, becomes an evening that spins wildly out of control. This is a dinner party not to be missed!
NJ Rep Artistic Director, SuzAnne Barabas, directs this sleek production that explores the quintessential question - are we truly happy?
Playwright Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre & Film, and Head of the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of Idaho. He was named the 2011 Blaine Quarnstrom Visiting Playwright at the University of Southern Mississippi. His play Happy, presented at the 2011 National New Play Network Annual Showcase of New Plays, was a Finalist for both the Eugene O''Neill Theatre Center's New Play Conference and the Woodward/Newman Award for Drama. Happy began its Rolling World Premiere at Montana Rep, followed by performances at New Theatre 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa, California, and is now coming to New Jersey Rep in Long Branch May 30 - June 30, starring Mark Light-Orr as Eduardo, Susan Maris as Eva, Wendy Peace as Melinda, and Michael Irvin Pollard as Alfred.
Tickets are $40 for adults; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $50. Performances are Thursdays; Fridays at 8pm; Saturdays 3pm & 8pm; Sundays at 2pm. Discount group tickets, subscriptions and gift certificates are available. Discounts are available to seniors 65+, full time students ages 13-25, and groups of 10 or more. Extra performances can be added for groups of 40 or more. For tickets, contact 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve online. Find NJ Rep on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
NJ Rep is a year-round, professional 501c-3 non-profit theater, a member of the National New Play Network, The New Jersey Theater Alliance, Theater Communications Group, and the Monmouth and Long Branch Arts Councils. Support for NJ Rep is provided in part by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Shubert Foundation, the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, the Stone Foundation, the Baumol Family Foundation, OceanFirst Foundation of New Jersey, the Jewish Communal Fund, Dramatists Guild Found, Actors Equity Foundation, ERBA Company, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, and the American Theatre Wing.
NJ Rep is the Winner of the National Theatre Company Award from the American Theatre Wing,
Sponsor of the Annual Tony Awards for Broadway
Art On The Edge Exhibition
6/14/2013
Location: Belmar Arts Council
Description: The Belmar Arts Council (BAC) - back, or BAC, up and running after taking a blow from Sandy - has announced a call for submissions to its Art On The Edge Exhibition. The show is open to artists working in all media, age 17 and older. Judges will be from the Parlor Gallery in Asbury Park and they are, Jenn Hampton, Jillian Ricci and Sarah Potter.
All artists who are entering art work into this show must fill out an online entry from by April 27th, and that from can be found on the Belmar Arts Council website, at www.belmararts.org. Then all entries will be received on May 3rd, 5 to 7 and May 4th, 10AM to 1PM at The Boatworks, Belmar Art Council's headquarters located at 608 River Road.
The exhibition will be displayed from May 11th to June 14th, Wednesdays through Saturdays from 1 to 5 pm. The opening reception is on Saturday, May 11th, 5 to 7 at the BAC Gallery at the Boatworks on 608 River Road in Belmar, NJ. During the reception, awards will be presented for Best in Show, Mixed Media, Illustration, and Honorable Mention. The opening reception will feature live music by Dr. Void & The Death Machines from Red Bank, NJ. There will also be Live Paintings as well, by Jay "Muzik" Mack, Ray Demerock and Anthony "weird eye one"
Artists should note that all artwork must be original and not previously exhibited in a BAC show. Important submission info, three pieces per artist may be entered with the maximum of two pieces to be accepted for exhibition. Acceptance is not guaranteed. The entry fee is $15 per piece for non-members or $10 per piece for BAC members. Also, all submissions must be ready to hang with wire. Maximum size for two-dimentional work is 48" in any direction and framed work over 36" must have Plexiglas instead of glass. Sales of work are encouraged but not required. Again, an entry form and complete details can be obtained online at www.belmararts.org.
The programs of the Belmar Arts Council are funded by dues, donations and grants. BAC's events are made possible in part by the Belmar Tourism Commission, the NJ Cultural Trust, OceanFirst Foundation, and Monmouth County Arts Council through funding from the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders, through the County Historical Commission, and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State a Partner Agency of the National Endowment of the Arts. This year's awards are provided by the generous sponsorship of seven BAC Trustees.
HAPPY
6/15/2013
Location: New Jersey Repertory, Long Branch
Description:
Are you happy? That,s the question contemplated in this National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere comedy by Robert Caisley at the New Jersey Repertory Company, 179 Broadway, Long Branch, from May 30 - June 30, 2013.
Alfred is happy with his life, happy with his job, happy with his 14-year marriage to Melinda. But when his best friend Eduardo invites him to dinner to meet the new woman in his lif,, Eva, a sexy 22-year old artist with a dark soul, it becomes clear that misery loves company as truths get twisted, secrets get revealed and what starts out as a sophisticated dinner party among friends, becomes an evening that spins wildly out of control. This is a dinner party not to be missed!
NJ Rep Artistic Director, SuzAnne Barabas, directs this sleek production that explores the quintessential question - are we truly happy?
Playwright Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre & Film, and Head of the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of Idaho. He was named the 2011 Blaine Quarnstrom Visiting Playwright at the University of Southern Mississippi. His play Happy, presented at the 2011 National New Play Network Annual Showcase of New Plays, was a Finalist for both the Eugene O''Neill Theatre Center's New Play Conference and the Woodward/Newman Award for Drama. Happy began its Rolling World Premiere at Montana Rep, followed by performances at New Theatre 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa, California, and is now coming to New Jersey Rep in Long Branch May 30 - June 30, starring Mark Light-Orr as Eduardo, Susan Maris as Eva, Wendy Peace as Melinda, and Michael Irvin Pollard as Alfred.
Tickets are $40 for adults; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $50. Performances are Thursdays; Fridays at 8pm; Saturdays 3pm & 8pm; Sundays at 2pm. Discount group tickets, subscriptions and gift certificates are available. Discounts are available to seniors 65+, full time students ages 13-25, and groups of 10 or more. Extra performances can be added for groups of 40 or more. For tickets, contact 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve online. Find NJ Rep on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
NJ Rep is a year-round, professional 501c-3 non-profit theater, a member of the National New Play Network, The New Jersey Theater Alliance, Theater Communications Group, and the Monmouth and Long Branch Arts Councils. Support for NJ Rep is provided in part by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Shubert Foundation, the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, the Stone Foundation, the Baumol Family Foundation, OceanFirst Foundation of New Jersey, the Jewish Communal Fund, Dramatists Guild Found, Actors Equity Foundation, ERBA Company, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, and the American Theatre Wing.
NJ Rep is the Winner of the National Theatre Company Award from the American Theatre Wing,
Sponsor of the Annual Tony Awards for Broadway
HAPPY
6/16/2013
Location: New Jersey Repertory, Long Branch
Description:
Are you happy? That,s the question contemplated in this National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere comedy by Robert Caisley at the New Jersey Repertory Company, 179 Broadway, Long Branch, from May 30 - June 30, 2013.
Alfred is happy with his life, happy with his job, happy with his 14-year marriage to Melinda. But when his best friend Eduardo invites him to dinner to meet the new woman in his lif,, Eva, a sexy 22-year old artist with a dark soul, it becomes clear that misery loves company as truths get twisted, secrets get revealed and what starts out as a sophisticated dinner party among friends, becomes an evening that spins wildly out of control. This is a dinner party not to be missed!
NJ Rep Artistic Director, SuzAnne Barabas, directs this sleek production that explores the quintessential question - are we truly happy?
Playwright Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre & Film, and Head of the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of Idaho. He was named the 2011 Blaine Quarnstrom Visiting Playwright at the University of Southern Mississippi. His play Happy, presented at the 2011 National New Play Network Annual Showcase of New Plays, was a Finalist for both the Eugene O''Neill Theatre Center's New Play Conference and the Woodward/Newman Award for Drama. Happy began its Rolling World Premiere at Montana Rep, followed by performances at New Theatre 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa, California, and is now coming to New Jersey Rep in Long Branch May 30 - June 30, starring Mark Light-Orr as Eduardo, Susan Maris as Eva, Wendy Peace as Melinda, and Michael Irvin Pollard as Alfred.
Tickets are $40 for adults; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $50. Performances are Thursdays; Fridays at 8pm; Saturdays 3pm & 8pm; Sundays at 2pm. Discount group tickets, subscriptions and gift certificates are available. Discounts are available to seniors 65+, full time students ages 13-25, and groups of 10 or more. Extra performances can be added for groups of 40 or more. For tickets, contact 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve online. Find NJ Rep on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
NJ Rep is a year-round, professional 501c-3 non-profit theater, a member of the National New Play Network, The New Jersey Theater Alliance, Theater Communications Group, and the Monmouth and Long Branch Arts Councils. Support for NJ Rep is provided in part by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Shubert Foundation, the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, the Stone Foundation, the Baumol Family Foundation, OceanFirst Foundation of New Jersey, the Jewish Communal Fund, Dramatists Guild Found, Actors Equity Foundation, ERBA Company, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, and the American Theatre Wing.
NJ Rep is the Winner of the National Theatre Company Award from the American Theatre Wing,
Sponsor of the Annual Tony Awards for Broadway
HAPPY
6/20/2013
Location: New Jersey Repertory, Long Branch
Description:
Are you happy? That,s the question contemplated in this National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere comedy by Robert Caisley at the New Jersey Repertory Company, 179 Broadway, Long Branch, from May 30 - June 30, 2013.
Alfred is happy with his life, happy with his job, happy with his 14-year marriage to Melinda. But when his best friend Eduardo invites him to dinner to meet the new woman in his lif,, Eva, a sexy 22-year old artist with a dark soul, it becomes clear that misery loves company as truths get twisted, secrets get revealed and what starts out as a sophisticated dinner party among friends, becomes an evening that spins wildly out of control. This is a dinner party not to be missed!
NJ Rep Artistic Director, SuzAnne Barabas, directs this sleek production that explores the quintessential question - are we truly happy?
Playwright Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre & Film, and Head of the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of Idaho. He was named the 2011 Blaine Quarnstrom Visiting Playwright at the University of Southern Mississippi. His play Happy, presented at the 2011 National New Play Network Annual Showcase of New Plays, was a Finalist for both the Eugene O''Neill Theatre Center's New Play Conference and the Woodward/Newman Award for Drama. Happy began its Rolling World Premiere at Montana Rep, followed by performances at New Theatre 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa, California, and is now coming to New Jersey Rep in Long Branch May 30 - June 30, starring Mark Light-Orr as Eduardo, Susan Maris as Eva, Wendy Peace as Melinda, and Michael Irvin Pollard as Alfred.
Tickets are $40 for adults; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $50. Performances are Thursdays; Fridays at 8pm; Saturdays 3pm & 8pm; Sundays at 2pm. Discount group tickets, subscriptions and gift certificates are available. Discounts are available to seniors 65+, full time students ages 13-25, and groups of 10 or more. Extra performances can be added for groups of 40 or more. For tickets, contact 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve online. Find NJ Rep on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
NJ Rep is a year-round, professional 501c-3 non-profit theater, a member of the National New Play Network, The New Jersey Theater Alliance, Theater Communications Group, and the Monmouth and Long Branch Arts Councils. Support for NJ Rep is provided in part by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Shubert Foundation, the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, the Stone Foundation, the Baumol Family Foundation, OceanFirst Foundation of New Jersey, the Jewish Communal Fund, Dramatists Guild Found, Actors Equity Foundation, ERBA Company, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, and the American Theatre Wing.
NJ Rep is the Winner of the National Theatre Company Award from the American Theatre Wing,
Sponsor of the Annual Tony Awards for Broadway
HAPPY
6/21/2013
Location: New Jersey Repertory, Long Branch
Description:
Are you happy? That,s the question contemplated in this National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere comedy by Robert Caisley at the New Jersey Repertory Company, 179 Broadway, Long Branch, from May 30 - June 30, 2013.
Alfred is happy with his life, happy with his job, happy with his 14-year marriage to Melinda. But when his best friend Eduardo invites him to dinner to meet the new woman in his lif,, Eva, a sexy 22-year old artist with a dark soul, it becomes clear that misery loves company as truths get twisted, secrets get revealed and what starts out as a sophisticated dinner party among friends, becomes an evening that spins wildly out of control. This is a dinner party not to be missed!
NJ Rep Artistic Director, SuzAnne Barabas, directs this sleek production that explores the quintessential question - are we truly happy?
Playwright Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre & Film, and Head of the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of Idaho. He was named the 2011 Blaine Quarnstrom Visiting Playwright at the University of Southern Mississippi. His play Happy, presented at the 2011 National New Play Network Annual Showcase of New Plays, was a Finalist for both the Eugene O''Neill Theatre Center's New Play Conference and the Woodward/Newman Award for Drama. Happy began its Rolling World Premiere at Montana Rep, followed by performances at New Theatre 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa, California, and is now coming to New Jersey Rep in Long Branch May 30 - June 30, starring Mark Light-Orr as Eduardo, Susan Maris as Eva, Wendy Peace as Melinda, and Michael Irvin Pollard as Alfred.
Tickets are $40 for adults; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $50. Performances are Thursdays; Fridays at 8pm; Saturdays 3pm & 8pm; Sundays at 2pm. Discount group tickets, subscriptions and gift certificates are available. Discounts are available to seniors 65+, full time students ages 13-25, and groups of 10 or more. Extra performances can be added for groups of 40 or more. For tickets, contact 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve online. Find NJ Rep on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
NJ Rep is a year-round, professional 501c-3 non-profit theater, a member of the National New Play Network, The New Jersey Theater Alliance, Theater Communications Group, and the Monmouth and Long Branch Arts Councils. Support for NJ Rep is provided in part by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Shubert Foundation, the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, the Stone Foundation, the Baumol Family Foundation, OceanFirst Foundation of New Jersey, the Jewish Communal Fund, Dramatists Guild Found, Actors Equity Foundation, ERBA Company, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, and the American Theatre Wing.
NJ Rep is the Winner of the National Theatre Company Award from the American Theatre Wing,
Sponsor of the Annual Tony Awards for Broadway
HAPPY
6/22/2013
Location: New Jersey Repertory, Long Branch
Description:
Are you happy? That,s the question contemplated in this National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere comedy by Robert Caisley at the New Jersey Repertory Company, 179 Broadway, Long Branch, from May 30 - June 30, 2013.
Alfred is happy with his life, happy with his job, happy with his 14-year marriage to Melinda. But when his best friend Eduardo invites him to dinner to meet the new woman in his lif,, Eva, a sexy 22-year old artist with a dark soul, it becomes clear that misery loves company as truths get twisted, secrets get revealed and what starts out as a sophisticated dinner party among friends, becomes an evening that spins wildly out of control. This is a dinner party not to be missed!
NJ Rep Artistic Director, SuzAnne Barabas, directs this sleek production that explores the quintessential question - are we truly happy?
Playwright Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre & Film, and Head of the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of Idaho. He was named the 2011 Blaine Quarnstrom Visiting Playwright at the University of Southern Mississippi. His play Happy, presented at the 2011 National New Play Network Annual Showcase of New Plays, was a Finalist for both the Eugene O''Neill Theatre Center's New Play Conference and the Woodward/Newman Award for Drama. Happy began its Rolling World Premiere at Montana Rep, followed by performances at New Theatre 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa, California, and is now coming to New Jersey Rep in Long Branch May 30 - June 30, starring Mark Light-Orr as Eduardo, Susan Maris as Eva, Wendy Peace as Melinda, and Michael Irvin Pollard as Alfred.
Tickets are $40 for adults; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $50. Performances are Thursdays; Fridays at 8pm; Saturdays 3pm & 8pm; Sundays at 2pm. Discount group tickets, subscriptions and gift certificates are available. Discounts are available to seniors 65+, full time students ages 13-25, and groups of 10 or more. Extra performances can be added for groups of 40 or more. For tickets, contact 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve online. Find NJ Rep on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
NJ Rep is a year-round, professional 501c-3 non-profit theater, a member of the National New Play Network, The New Jersey Theater Alliance, Theater Communications Group, and the Monmouth and Long Branch Arts Councils. Support for NJ Rep is provided in part by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Shubert Foundation, the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, the Stone Foundation, the Baumol Family Foundation, OceanFirst Foundation of New Jersey, the Jewish Communal Fund, Dramatists Guild Found, Actors Equity Foundation, ERBA Company, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, and the American Theatre Wing.
NJ Rep is the Winner of the National Theatre Company Award from the American Theatre Wing,
Sponsor of the Annual Tony Awards for Broadway
HAPPY
6/23/2013
Location: New Jersey Repertory, Long Branch
Description:
Are you happy? That,s the question contemplated in this National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere comedy by Robert Caisley at the New Jersey Repertory Company, 179 Broadway, Long Branch, from May 30 - June 30, 2013.
Alfred is happy with his life, happy with his job, happy with his 14-year marriage to Melinda. But when his best friend Eduardo invites him to dinner to meet the new woman in his lif,, Eva, a sexy 22-year old artist with a dark soul, it becomes clear that misery loves company as truths get twisted, secrets get revealed and what starts out as a sophisticated dinner party among friends, becomes an evening that spins wildly out of control. This is a dinner party not to be missed!
NJ Rep Artistic Director, SuzAnne Barabas, directs this sleek production that explores the quintessential question - are we truly happy?
Playwright Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre & Film, and Head of the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of Idaho. He was named the 2011 Blaine Quarnstrom Visiting Playwright at the University of Southern Mississippi. His play Happy, presented at the 2011 National New Play Network Annual Showcase of New Plays, was a Finalist for both the Eugene O''Neill Theatre Center's New Play Conference and the Woodward/Newman Award for Drama. Happy began its Rolling World Premiere at Montana Rep, followed by performances at New Theatre 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa, California, and is now coming to New Jersey Rep in Long Branch May 30 - June 30, starring Mark Light-Orr as Eduardo, Susan Maris as Eva, Wendy Peace as Melinda, and Michael Irvin Pollard as Alfred.
Tickets are $40 for adults; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $50. Performances are Thursdays; Fridays at 8pm; Saturdays 3pm & 8pm; Sundays at 2pm. Discount group tickets, subscriptions and gift certificates are available. Discounts are available to seniors 65+, full time students ages 13-25, and groups of 10 or more. Extra performances can be added for groups of 40 or more. For tickets, contact 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve online. Find NJ Rep on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
NJ Rep is a year-round, professional 501c-3 non-profit theater, a member of the National New Play Network, The New Jersey Theater Alliance, Theater Communications Group, and the Monmouth and Long Branch Arts Councils. Support for NJ Rep is provided in part by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Shubert Foundation, the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, the Stone Foundation, the Baumol Family Foundation, OceanFirst Foundation of New Jersey, the Jewish Communal Fund, Dramatists Guild Found, Actors Equity Foundation, ERBA Company, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, and the American Theatre Wing.
NJ Rep is the Winner of the National Theatre Company Award from the American Theatre Wing,
Sponsor of the Annual Tony Awards for Broadway
An Evening of Poetry and Prose
6/23/2013
Location: Hotel Tides
Description: Join us for an evening of poetry and prose with
Robert P. Langdon and Kelly McDermott Harmon.
Robert is a poet and director of Gallery U in Red Bank, NJ where he curates monthly art exhibitions. He has been published in several publications.
Kelly is a published writer and is followed by hundreds for her blog, "Did I say that out loud?"
There will be complimentary hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar available 4pm-5pm
Hotel Tides, Restaurant & Spa | 408 7th Ave.
HAPPY
6/27/2013
Location: New Jersey Repertory, Long Branch
Description:
Are you happy? That,s the question contemplated in this National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere comedy by Robert Caisley at the New Jersey Repertory Company, 179 Broadway, Long Branch, from May 30 - June 30, 2013.
Alfred is happy with his life, happy with his job, happy with his 14-year marriage to Melinda. But when his best friend Eduardo invites him to dinner to meet the new woman in his lif,, Eva, a sexy 22-year old artist with a dark soul, it becomes clear that misery loves company as truths get twisted, secrets get revealed and what starts out as a sophisticated dinner party among friends, becomes an evening that spins wildly out of control. This is a dinner party not to be missed!
NJ Rep Artistic Director, SuzAnne Barabas, directs this sleek production that explores the quintessential question - are we truly happy?
Playwright Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre & Film, and Head of the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of Idaho. He was named the 2011 Blaine Quarnstrom Visiting Playwright at the University of Southern Mississippi. His play Happy, presented at the 2011 National New Play Network Annual Showcase of New Plays, was a Finalist for both the Eugene O''Neill Theatre Center's New Play Conference and the Woodward/Newman Award for Drama. Happy began its Rolling World Premiere at Montana Rep, followed by performances at New Theatre 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa, California, and is now coming to New Jersey Rep in Long Branch May 30 - June 30, starring Mark Light-Orr as Eduardo, Susan Maris as Eva, Wendy Peace as Melinda, and Michael Irvin Pollard as Alfred.
Tickets are $40 for adults; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $50. Performances are Thursdays; Fridays at 8pm; Saturdays 3pm & 8pm; Sundays at 2pm. Discount group tickets, subscriptions and gift certificates are available. Discounts are available to seniors 65+, full time students ages 13-25, and groups of 10 or more. Extra performances can be added for groups of 40 or more. For tickets, contact 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve online. Find NJ Rep on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
NJ Rep is a year-round, professional 501c-3 non-profit theater, a member of the National New Play Network, The New Jersey Theater Alliance, Theater Communications Group, and the Monmouth and Long Branch Arts Councils. Support for NJ Rep is provided in part by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Shubert Foundation, the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, the Stone Foundation, the Baumol Family Foundation, OceanFirst Foundation of New Jersey, the Jewish Communal Fund, Dramatists Guild Found, Actors Equity Foundation, ERBA Company, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, and the American Theatre Wing.
NJ Rep is the Winner of the National Theatre Company Award from the American Theatre Wing,
Sponsor of the Annual Tony Awards for Broadway
Broadway Night
6/27/2013
Location: Hotel Tides
Description: Broadway night returns to the Tides!
Featured artist will perform from 7-7:30pm.
Mic opens up from 7:30pm-9pm
Keith Presty on the piano and plenty of sheet music to choose from! Just bring your voice.
Hotel Tides, Restaurant & Spa | 408 7th Ave.
HAPPY
6/28/2013
Location: New Jersey Repertory, Long Branch
Description:
Are you happy? That,s the question contemplated in this National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere comedy by Robert Caisley at the New Jersey Repertory Company, 179 Broadway, Long Branch, from May 30 - June 30, 2013.
Alfred is happy with his life, happy with his job, happy with his 14-year marriage to Melinda. But when his best friend Eduardo invites him to dinner to meet the new woman in his lif,, Eva, a sexy 22-year old artist with a dark soul, it becomes clear that misery loves company as truths get twisted, secrets get revealed and what starts out as a sophisticated dinner party among friends, becomes an evening that spins wildly out of control. This is a dinner party not to be missed!
NJ Rep Artistic Director, SuzAnne Barabas, directs this sleek production that explores the quintessential question - are we truly happy?
Playwright Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre & Film, and Head of the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of Idaho. He was named the 2011 Blaine Quarnstrom Visiting Playwright at the University of Southern Mississippi. His play Happy, presented at the 2011 National New Play Network Annual Showcase of New Plays, was a Finalist for both the Eugene O''Neill Theatre Center's New Play Conference and the Woodward/Newman Award for Drama. Happy began its Rolling World Premiere at Montana Rep, followed by performances at New Theatre 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa, California, and is now coming to New Jersey Rep in Long Branch May 30 - June 30, starring Mark Light-Orr as Eduardo, Susan Maris as Eva, Wendy Peace as Melinda, and Michael Irvin Pollard as Alfred.
Tickets are $40 for adults; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $50. Performances are Thursdays; Fridays at 8pm; Saturdays 3pm & 8pm; Sundays at 2pm. Discount group tickets, subscriptions and gift certificates are available. Discounts are available to seniors 65+, full time students ages 13-25, and groups of 10 or more. Extra performances can be added for groups of 40 or more. For tickets, contact 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve online. Find NJ Rep on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
NJ Rep is a year-round, professional 501c-3 non-profit theater, a member of the National New Play Network, The New Jersey Theater Alliance, Theater Communications Group, and the Monmouth and Long Branch Arts Councils. Support for NJ Rep is provided in part by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Shubert Foundation, the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, the Stone Foundation, the Baumol Family Foundation, OceanFirst Foundation of New Jersey, the Jewish Communal Fund, Dramatists Guild Found, Actors Equity Foundation, ERBA Company, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, and the American Theatre Wing.
NJ Rep is the Winner of the National Theatre Company Award from the American Theatre Wing,
Sponsor of the Annual Tony Awards for Broadway
HAPPY
6/29/2013
Location: New Jersey Repertory, Long Branch
Description:
Are you happy? That,s the question contemplated in this National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere comedy by Robert Caisley at the New Jersey Repertory Company, 179 Broadway, Long Branch, from May 30 - June 30, 2013.
Alfred is happy with his life, happy with his job, happy with his 14-year marriage to Melinda. But when his best friend Eduardo invites him to dinner to meet the new woman in his lif,, Eva, a sexy 22-year old artist with a dark soul, it becomes clear that misery loves company as truths get twisted, secrets get revealed and what starts out as a sophisticated dinner party among friends, becomes an evening that spins wildly out of control. This is a dinner party not to be missed!
NJ Rep Artistic Director, SuzAnne Barabas, directs this sleek production that explores the quintessential question - are we truly happy?
Playwright Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre & Film, and Head of the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of Idaho. He was named the 2011 Blaine Quarnstrom Visiting Playwright at the University of Southern Mississippi. His play Happy, presented at the 2011 National New Play Network Annual Showcase of New Plays, was a Finalist for both the Eugene O''Neill Theatre Center's New Play Conference and the Woodward/Newman Award for Drama. Happy began its Rolling World Premiere at Montana Rep, followed by performances at New Theatre 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa, California, and is now coming to New Jersey Rep in Long Branch May 30 - June 30, starring Mark Light-Orr as Eduardo, Susan Maris as Eva, Wendy Peace as Melinda, and Michael Irvin Pollard as Alfred.
Tickets are $40 for adults; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $50. Performances are Thursdays; Fridays at 8pm; Saturdays 3pm & 8pm; Sundays at 2pm. Discount group tickets, subscriptions and gift certificates are available. Discounts are available to seniors 65+, full time students ages 13-25, and groups of 10 or more. Extra performances can be added for groups of 40 or more. For tickets, contact 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve online. Find NJ Rep on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
NJ Rep is a year-round, professional 501c-3 non-profit theater, a member of the National New Play Network, The New Jersey Theater Alliance, Theater Communications Group, and the Monmouth and Long Branch Arts Councils. Support for NJ Rep is provided in part by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Shubert Foundation, the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, the Stone Foundation, the Baumol Family Foundation, OceanFirst Foundation of New Jersey, the Jewish Communal Fund, Dramatists Guild Found, Actors Equity Foundation, ERBA Company, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, and the American Theatre Wing.
NJ Rep is the Winner of the National Theatre Company Award from the American Theatre Wing,
Sponsor of the Annual Tony Awards for Broadway
HAPPY
6/30/2013
Location: New Jersey Repertory, Long Branch
Description:
Are you happy? That,s the question contemplated in this National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere comedy by Robert Caisley at the New Jersey Repertory Company, 179 Broadway, Long Branch, from May 30 - June 30, 2013.
Alfred is happy with his life, happy with his job, happy with his 14-year marriage to Melinda. But when his best friend Eduardo invites him to dinner to meet the new woman in his lif,, Eva, a sexy 22-year old artist with a dark soul, it becomes clear that misery loves company as truths get twisted, secrets get revealed and what starts out as a sophisticated dinner party among friends, becomes an evening that spins wildly out of control. This is a dinner party not to be missed!
NJ Rep Artistic Director, SuzAnne Barabas, directs this sleek production that explores the quintessential question - are we truly happy?
Playwright Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre & Film, and Head of the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of Idaho. He was named the 2011 Blaine Quarnstrom Visiting Playwright at the University of Southern Mississippi. His play Happy, presented at the 2011 National New Play Network Annual Showcase of New Plays, was a Finalist for both the Eugene O''Neill Theatre Center's New Play Conference and the Woodward/Newman Award for Drama. Happy began its Rolling World Premiere at Montana Rep, followed by performances at New Theatre 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa, California, and is now coming to New Jersey Rep in Long Branch May 30 - June 30, starring Mark Light-Orr as Eduardo, Susan Maris as Eva, Wendy Peace as Melinda, and Michael Irvin Pollard as Alfred.
Tickets are $40 for adults; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $50. Performances are Thursdays; Fridays at 8pm; Saturdays 3pm & 8pm; Sundays at 2pm. Discount group tickets, subscriptions and gift certificates are available. Discounts are available to seniors 65+, full time students ages 13-25, and groups of 10 or more. Extra performances can be added for groups of 40 or more. For tickets, contact 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve online. Find NJ Rep on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
NJ Rep is a year-round, professional 501c-3 non-profit theater, a member of the National New Play Network, The New Jersey Theater Alliance, Theater Communications Group, and the Monmouth and Long Branch Arts Councils. Support for NJ Rep is provided in part by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Shubert Foundation, the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, the Stone Foundation, the Baumol Family Foundation, OceanFirst Foundation of New Jersey, the Jewish Communal Fund, Dramatists Guild Found, Actors Equity Foundation, ERBA Company, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, and the American Theatre Wing.
NJ Rep is the Winner of the National Theatre Company Award from the American Theatre Wing,
Sponsor of the Annual Tony Awards for Broadway
FIRST SATURDAY
7/6/2013
Location: Asbury Park
Description: On the first Saturday of every month, shops and cafes are open late.Our art galleries host opening exhibits. Energy and music fills the air. There is a FREE Trolley from 6-10pm making stops downtown and along the boardwalk. Catch everything that's happening on First Saturday at www.AsburyFirst.com Jan 5, Feb 2, March 2, April 6, May 4, June 1, July 6, Aug 3, Sept 7, Oct 5, Nov 2, & Dec 7
APCC Board of Trustees Meeting
7/8/2013
Location: Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce Office
Description: Here is the 2013 Schedule for the Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce Monthly Board of Trustees meetings. The meetings are held on the 2nd Monday of odd numbered months. Time of the meetings is 9:30 AM . Please be prompt. 1/14, 3/11, 5/13, 7/8, 9/9, 11/11
Asbury Park Beach Movies Summer '13
7/11/2013
Location: 2ns Avenue Beach
Description:
The Free Summer Movie Series, presented by XFINITY, will take place on Second Avenue Beach in front of Langosta Lounge. This summer the series is expanding to eight weeks, with free movies every Thursday night at sunset from July 11 through August 29. As always, it's BYOBC (Bring Your Own Beach Chair)
In the aftermath of Sandy, we couldn't be more excited about being back on the beach at the world-famous Asbury Park boardwalk, said Shore Flicks owner TJ Brustowicz in the schedule release. "We wouldn't be able to do this for free without our sponsors, so special thanks to XFINITY and New Jersey Natural Gas for being part of this Jersey Shore tradition."
APFI is thrilled to be working with Shore Flicks again this summer, said APFI co-founder Marilyn Schlossbach in the PR announcing the event. Once again we'll be collecting food donations at each screening to benefit the area food banks, and we'll be supporting Clean Ocean Action and Surfrider Foundation, who will be at all of our movie nights.
This summer's movie line-up has the usual something for everyone, from returning favorite Jaws to less-intimating fish in Finding Nemo, from "8o's classics Ghostbusters and Better Off Dead to the legendary Psycho.
Visit APFI and Shore Flicks Facebook pages (www.facebook.com/ShoreFlicks; www.facebook.com/asburyparkfilminitiative) for updates all summer long.
The Asbury Park Film Initiative (APFI) was founded in 2008 by Marilyn Schlossbach and VJ Carbone with the aim of providing a unique movie-going experience in Asbury Park for film lovers of all ages.
Winner of the 2011 and 2012 Asbury Park Press Reader's Choice Award for Best Free Entertainment, Shore Flicks has been providing the best in outdoor movie entertainment in Monmouth County and throughout New Jersey since 2007.
And the line-up is:
July 11: Ghostbusters
July 18: Grease
July 25: Finding Nemo
August 1: Better Off Dead
August 8: Psycho
August 15: Pee Wee's Big Adventure
August 22: Jaws
August 29: The Princess Bride
Asbury Park Beach Movies Summer '13
7/18/2013
Location: 2nd Avenue Beach
Description: The Free Summer Movie Series, presented by XFINITY, will take place on Second Avenue Beach in front of Langosta Lounge. This summer the series is expanding to eight weeks, with free movies every Thursday night at sunset from July 11 through August 29. As always, it's BYOBC (Bring Your Own Beach Chair) In the aftermath of Sandy, we couldn't be more excited about being back on the beach at the world-famous Asbury Park boardwalk, said Shore Flicks owner TJ Brustowicz in the schedule release. "We wouldn't be able to do this for free without our sponsors, so special thanks to XFINITY and New Jersey Natural Gas for being part of this Jersey Shore tradition." APFI is thrilled to be working with Shore Flicks again this summer, said APFI co-founder Marilyn Schlossbach in the PR announcing the event. Once again we'll be collecting food donations at each screening to benefit the area food banks, and we'll be supporting Clean Ocean Action and Surfrider Foundation, who will be at all of our movie nights. This summer's movie line-up has the usual something for everyone, from returning favorite Jaws to less-intimating fish in Finding Nemo, from "8o's classics Ghostbusters and Better Off Dead to the legendary Psycho. Visit APFI and Shore Flicks Facebook pages (www.facebook.com/ShoreFlicks; www.facebook.com/asburyparkfilminitiative) for updates all summer long. The Asbury Park Film Initiative (APFI) was founded in 2008 by Marilyn Schlossbach and VJ Carbone with the aim of providing a unique movie-going experience in Asbury Park for film lovers of all ages. Winner of the 2011 and 2012 Asbury Park Press Reader's Choice Award for Best Free Entertainment, Shore Flicks has been providing the best in outdoor movie entertainment in Monmouth County and throughout New Jersey since 2007. And the line-up is: July 11: Ghostbusters July 18: Grease July 25: Finding Nemo August 1: Better Off Dead August 8: Psycho August 15: Pee Wee's Big Adventure August 22: Jaws August 29: The Princess Bride
Sand Blast Weekend
7/19/2013
Location: North Side Convention Hall Beach
Description:
What is Sand Blast Weekend Really Like?
Whether it's dancing next to the surf at our main event, The Beach Party, splashing with your friends in the ocean or at our super fun pool parties, exploring Asbury Park's historic shopping district and mile-long boardwalk or getting sporty or silly with your gang, Sand Blast Weekend is the perfect getaway for your ultimate summer weekend.
Make the summer of 2013 something you'll remember forever with a trip to Asbury Park and Sand Blast Weekend
The Berkeley Oceanfront Hotel is once again the place to stay for Sand Blast Weekend, and is the location of three amazing parties: DEEP BLUE, Saturday night's underwater musical journey with DJ Phil B (SF) and opening set by Nina Flowers (Denver, RuPaul's Drag Race), the late night URGE Underwear Party with rising star DJ Grind (SF) and the rocking RIPTIDE Pool Party & Sand Blast Tea Dance on Sunday with New York City favorites DJ Eddie Martinez & Steve Sidewalk.
Get MORE BLAST for LESS CASH when you stay At The Berkeley by taking advantage of our EARLY BOOKING PACKAGES including amazing event ticket deals, shopping & dining discounts, beach passes & so much more.
Sand Blast Weekend
7/20/2013
Location: North Side Convention Hall Beach
Description:
What is Sand Blast Weekend Really Like?
Whether it's dancing next to the surf at our main event, The Beach Party, splashing with your friends in the ocean or at our super fun pool parties, exploring Asbury Park's historic shopping district and mile-long boardwalk or getting sporty or silly with your gang, Sand Blast Weekend is the perfect getaway for your ultimate summer weekend.
Make the summer of 2013 something you'll remember forever with a trip to Asbury Park and Sand Blast Weekend
The Berkeley Oceanfront Hotel is once again the place to stay for Sand Blast Weekend, and is the location of three amazing parties: DEEP BLUE, Saturday night's underwater musical journey with DJ Phil B (SF) and opening set by Nina Flowers (Denver, RuPaul's Drag Race), the late night URGE Underwear Party with rising star DJ Grind (SF) and the rocking RIPTIDE Pool Party & Sand Blast Tea Dance on Sunday with New York City favorites DJ Eddie Martinez & Steve Sidewalk.
Get MORE BLAST for LESS CASH when you stay At The Berkeley by taking advantage of our EARLY BOOKING PACKAGES including amazing event ticket deals, shopping & dining discounts, beach passes & so much more.
Sand Blast Weekend
7/21/2013
Location: North Side Convention Hall Beach
Description:
What is Sand Blast Weekend Really Like?
Whether it's dancing next to the surf at our main event, The Beach Party, splashing with your friends in the ocean or at our super fun pool parties, exploring Asbury Park's historic shopping district and mile-long boardwalk or getting sporty or silly with your gang, Sand Blast Weekend is the perfect getaway for your ultimate summer weekend.
Make the summer of 2013 something you'll remember forever with a trip to Asbury Park and Sand Blast Weekend
The Berkeley Oceanfront Hotel is once again the place to stay for Sand Blast Weekend, and is the location of three amazing parties: DEEP BLUE, Saturday night's underwater musical journey with DJ Phil B (SF) and opening set by Nina Flowers (Denver, RuPaul's Drag Race), the late night URGE Underwear Party with rising star DJ Grind (SF) and the rocking RIPTIDE Pool Party & Sand Blast Tea Dance on Sunday with New York City favorites DJ Eddie Martinez & Steve Sidewalk.
Get MORE BLAST for LESS CASH when you stay At The Berkeley by taking advantage of our EARLY BOOKING PACKAGES including amazing event ticket deals, shopping & dining discounts, beach passes & so much more.
Asbury Park Beach Movies Summer '13
7/25/2013
Location: 2nd Avenue Beach
Description:
The Free Summer Movie Series, presented by XFINITY, will take place on Second Avenue Beach in front of Langosta Lounge. This summer the series is expanding to eight weeks, with free movies every Thursday night at sunset from July 11 through August 29. As always, it's BYOBC (Bring Your Own Beach Chair)
In the aftermath of Sandy, we couldn't be more excited about being back on the beach at the world-famous Asbury Park boardwalk, said Shore Flicks owner TJ Brustowicz in the schedule release. "We wouldn't be able to do this for free without our sponsors, so special thanks to XFINITY and New Jersey Natural Gas for being part of this Jersey Shore tradition."
APFI is thrilled to be working with Shore Flicks again this summer, said APFI co-founder Marilyn Schlossbach in the PR announcing the event. Once again we'll be collecting food donations at each screening to benefit the area food banks, and we'll be supporting Clean Ocean Action and Surfrider Foundation, who will be at all of our movie nights.
This summer's movie line-up has the usual something for everyone, from returning favorite Jaws to less-intimating fish in Finding Nemo, from "8o's classics Ghostbusters and Better Off Dead to the legendary Psycho.
Visit APFI and Shore Flicks Facebook pages (www.facebook.com/ShoreFlicks; www.facebook.com/asburyparkfilminitiative) for updates all summer long.
The Asbury Park Film Initiative (APFI) was founded in 2008 by Marilyn Schlossbach and VJ Carbone with the aim of providing a unique movie-going experience in Asbury Park for film lovers of all ages.
Winner of the 2011 and 2012 Asbury Park Press Reader's Choice Award for Best Free Entertainment, Shore Flicks has been providing the best in outdoor movie entertainment in Monmouth County and throughout New Jersey since 2007. And the line-up is: July 11: Ghostbusters July 18: Grease July 25: Finding Nemo August 1: Better Off Dead August 8: Psycho August 15: Pee Wee's Big Adventure August 22: Jaws August 29: The Princess Bride
Asbury Park Beach Movies Summer '13
8/1/2013
Location: 2nd Avenue Beach
Description:
The Free Summer Movie Series, presented by XFINITY, will take place on Second Avenue Beach in front of Langosta Lounge. This summer the series is expanding to eight weeks, with free movies every Thursday night at sunset from July 11 through August 29. As always, it's BYOBC (Bring Your Own Beach Chair)
In the aftermath of Sandy, we couldn't be more excited about being back on the beach at the world-famous Asbury Park boardwalk, said Shore Flicks owner TJ Brustowicz in the schedule release. "We wouldn't be able to do this for free without our sponsors, so special thanks to XFINITY and New Jersey Natural Gas for being part of this Jersey Shore tradition."
APFI is thrilled to be working with Shore Flicks again this summer, said APFI co-founder Marilyn Schlossbach in the PR announcing the event. Once again we'll be collecting food donations at each screening to benefit the area food banks, and we'll be supporting Clean Ocean Action and Surfrider Foundation, who will be at all of our movie nights.
This summer's movie line-up has the usual something for everyone, from returning favorite Jaws to less-intimating fish in Finding Nemo, from "8o's classics Ghostbusters and Better Off Dead to the legendary Psycho.
Visit APFI and Shore Flicks Facebook pages (www.facebook.com/ShoreFlicks; www.facebook.com/asburyparkfilminitiative) for updates all summer long.
The Asbury Park Film Initiative (APFI) was founded in 2008 by Marilyn Schlossbach and VJ Carbone with the aim of providing a unique movie-going experience in Asbury Park for film lovers of all ages.
Winner of the 2011 and 2012 Asbury Park Press Reader's Choice Award for Best Free Entertainment, Shore Flicks has been providing the best in outdoor movie entertainment in Monmouth County and throughout New Jersey since 2007. And the line-up is: July 11: Ghostbusters July 18: Grease July 25: Finding Nemo August 1: Better Off Dead August 8: Psycho August 15: Pee Wee's Big Adventure August 22: Jaws August 29: The Princess Bride
FIRST SATURDAY
8/3/2013
Location: Asbury Park
Description: On the first Saturday of every month, shops and cafes are open late.Our art galleries host opening exhibits. Energy and music fills the air. There is a FREE Trolley from 6-10pm making stops downtown and along the boardwalk. Catch everything that's happening on First Saturday at www.AsburyFirst.com Jan 5, Feb 2, March 2, April 6, May 4, June 1, July 6, Aug 3, Sept 7, Oct 5, Nov 2, & Dec 7
Asbury Park Beach Movies Summer '13
8/8/2013
Location: 2nd Avenue Beach
Description:
The Free Summer Movie Series, presented by XFINITY, will take place on Second Avenue Beach in front of Langosta Lounge. This summer the series is expanding to eight weeks, with free movies every Thursday night at sunset from July 11 through August 29. As always, it's BYOBC (Bring Your Own Beach Chair) In the aftermath of Sandy, we couldn't be more excited about being back on the beach at the world-famous Asbury Park boardwalk, said Shore Flicks owner TJ Brustowicz in the schedule release. "We wouldn't be able to do this for free without our sponsors, so special thanks to XFINITY and New Jersey Natural Gas for being part of this Jersey Shore tradition."
APFI is thrilled to be working with Shore Flicks again this summer, said APFI co-founder Marilyn Schlossbach in the PR announcing the event. Once again we'll be collecting food donations at each screening to benefit the area food banks, and we'll be supporting Clean Ocean Action and Surfrider Foundation, who will be at all of our movie nights.
This summer's movie line-up has the usual something for everyone, from returning favorite Jaws to less-intimating fish in Finding Nemo, from "8o's classics Ghostbusters and Better Off Dead to the legendary Psycho.
Visit APFI and Shore Flicks Facebook pages (www.facebook.com/ShoreFlicks; www.facebook.com/asburyparkfilminitiative) for updates all summer long. The Asbury Park Film Initiative (APFI) was founded in 2008 by Marilyn Schlossbach and VJ Carbone with the aim of providing a unique movie-going experience in Asbury Park for film lovers of all ages. Winner of the 2011 and 2012 Asbury Park Press Reader's Choice Award for Best Free Entertainment, Shore Flicks has been providing the best in outdoor movie entertainment in Monmouth County and throughout New Jersey since 2007. And the line-up is: July 11: Ghostbusters July 18: Grease July 25: Finding Nemo August 1: Better Off Dead August 8: Psycho August 15: Pee Wee's Big Adventure August 22: Jaws August 29: The Princess Bride
Asbury Park Beach Movies Summer '13
8/15/2013
Location: 2nd Avenue Beach
Description:
The Free Summer Movie Series, presented by XFINITY, will take place on Second Avenue Beach in front of Langosta Lounge. This summer the series is expanding to eight weeks, with free movies every Thursday night at sunset from July 11 through August 29. As always, it's BYOBC (Bring Your Own Beach Chair) In the aftermath of Sandy, we couldn't be more excited about being back on the beach at the world-famous Asbury Park boardwalk, said Shore Flicks owner TJ Brustowicz in the schedule release. "We wouldn't be able to do this for free without our sponsors, so special thanks to XFINITY and New Jersey Natural Gas for being part of this Jersey Shore tradition."
APFI is thrilled to be working with Shore Flicks again this summer, said APFI co-founder Marilyn Schlossbach in the PR announcing the event. Once again we'll be collecting food donations at each screening to benefit the area food banks, and we'll be supporting Clean Ocean Action and Surfrider Foundation, who will be at all of our movie nights.
This summer's movie line-up has the usual something for everyone, from returning favorite Jaws to less-intimating fish in Finding Nemo, from "8o's classics Ghostbusters and Better Off Dead to the legendary Psycho.
Visit APFI and Shore Flicks Facebook pages (www.facebook.com/ShoreFlicks; www.facebook.com/asburyparkfilminitiative) for updates all summer long. The Asbury Park Film Initiative (APFI) was founded in 2008 by Marilyn Schlossbach and VJ Carbone with the aim of providing a unique movie-going experience in Asbury Park for film lovers of all ages. Winner of the 2011 and 2012 Asbury Park Press Reader's Choice Award for Best Free Entertainment, Shore Flicks has been providing the best in outdoor movie entertainment in Monmouth County and throughout New Jersey since 2007. And the line-up is: July 11: Ghostbusters July 18: Grease July 25: Finding Nemo August 1: Better Off Dead August 8: Psycho August 15: Pee Wee's Big Adventure August 22: Jaws August 29: The Princess Bride
Asbury Park Beach Movies Summer '13
8/22/2013
Location: 2nd Avenue Beach
Description:
The Free Summer Movie Series, presented by XFINITY, will take place on Second Avenue Beach in front of Langosta Lounge. This summer the series is expanding to eight weeks, with free movies every Thursday night at sunset from July 11 through August 29. As always, it's BYOBC (Bring Your Own Beach Chair) In the aftermath of Sandy, we couldn't be more excited about being back on the beach at the world-famous Asbury Park boardwalk, said Shore Flicks owner TJ Brustowicz in the schedule release. "We wouldn't be able to do this for free without our sponsors, so special thanks to XFINITY and New Jersey Natural Gas for being part of this Jersey Shore tradition."
APFI is thrilled to be working with Shore Flicks again this summer, said APFI co-founder Marilyn Schlossbach in the PR announcing the event. Once again we'll be collecting food donations at each screening to benefit the area food banks, and we'll be supporting Clean Ocean Action and Surfrider Foundation, who will be at all of our movie nights.
This summer's movie line-up has the usual something for everyone, from returning favorite Jaws to less-intimating fish in Finding Nemo, from "8o's classics Ghostbusters and Better Off Dead to the legendary Psycho.
Visit APFI and Shore Flicks Facebook pages (www.facebook.com/ShoreFlicks; www.facebook.com/asburyparkfilminitiative) for updates all summer long. The Asbury Park Film Initiative (APFI) was founded in 2008 by Marilyn Schlossbach and VJ Carbone with the aim of providing a unique movie-going experience in Asbury Park for film lovers of all ages. Winner of the 2011 and 2012 Asbury Park Press Reader's Choice Award for Best Free Entertainment, Shore Flicks has been providing the best in outdoor movie entertainment in Monmouth County and throughout New Jersey since 2007. And the line-up is: July 11: Ghostbusters July 18: Grease July 25: Finding Nemo August 1: Better Off Dead August 8: Psycho August 15: Pee Wee's Big Adventure August 22: Jaws August 29: The Princess Bride
Asbury Park Beach Movies Summer '13
8/29/2013
Location: 2nd Avenue Beach
Description:
The Free Summer Movie Series, presented by XFINITY, will take place on Second Avenue Beach in front of Langosta Lounge. This summer the series is expanding to eight weeks, with free movies every Thursday night at sunset from July 11 through August 29. As always, it's BYOBC (Bring Your Own Beach Chair) In the aftermath of Sandy, we couldn't be more excited about being back on the beach at the world-famous Asbury Park boardwalk, said Shore Flicks owner TJ Brustowicz in the schedule release. "We wouldn't be able to do this for free without our sponsors, so special thanks to XFINITY and New Jersey Natural Gas for being part of this Jersey Shore tradition."
APFI is thrilled to be working with Shore Flicks again this summer, said APFI co-founder Marilyn Schlossbach in the PR announcing the event. Once again we'll be collecting food donations at each screening to benefit the area food banks, and we'll be supporting Clean Ocean Action and Surfrider Foundation, who will be at all of our movie nights.
This summer's movie line-up has the usual something for everyone, from returning favorite Jaws to less-intimating fish in Finding Nemo, from "8o's classics Ghostbusters and Better Off Dead to the legendary Psycho.
Visit APFI and Shore Flicks Facebook pages (www.facebook.com/ShoreFlicks; www.facebook.com/asburyparkfilminitiative) for updates all summer long. The Asbury Park Film Initiative (APFI) was founded in 2008 by Marilyn Schlossbach and VJ Carbone with the aim of providing a unique movie-going experience in Asbury Park for film lovers of all ages. Winner of the 2011 and 2012 Asbury Park Press Reader's Choice Award for Best Free Entertainment, Shore Flicks has been providing the best in outdoor movie entertainment in Monmouth County and throughout New Jersey since 2007. And the line-up is: July 11: Ghostbusters July 18: Grease July 25: Finding Nemo August 1: Better Off Dead August 8: Psycho August 15: Pee Wee's Big Adventure August 22: Jaws August 29: The Princess Bride
Asbury Park 2013 OYSTERFEST
9/6/2013
Location: East End of Cookman Avenue
Description: Start with fresh seafood and other culinary delights, add a dash of music and fun for the whole family and you have a recipe for a cool weekend in hottest town at the Jersey Shore. A three-day culinary event featuring oysters, seafood, festival fare and fun for all in the heart of the hippest city on the Jersey Shore. This year's event will be held at the east end of Cookman Ave linking our dynamic downtown with our beautiful waterfront & boardwalk.
Asbury Park 2013 OYSTERFEST
9/7/2013
Location: East End of Cookman Avenue
Description: Start with fresh seafood and other culinary delights, add a dash of music and fun for the whole family and you have a recipe for a cool weekend in hottest town at the Jersey Shore. A three-day culinary event featuring oysters, seafood, festival fare and fun for all in the heart of the hippest city on the Jersey Shore. This year's event will be held at the east end of Cookman Ave linking our dynamic downtown with our beautiful waterfront & boardwalk.
FIRST SATURDAY
9/7/2013
Location: Asbury Park
Description: On the first Saturday of every month, shops and cafes are open late.Our art galleries host opening exhibits. Energy and music fills the air. There is a FREE Trolley from 6-10pm making stops downtown and along the boardwalk. Catch everything that's happening on First Saturday at www.AsburyFirst.com Jan 5, Feb 2, March 2, April 6, May 4, June 1, July 6, Aug 3, Sept 7, Oct 5, Nov 2, & Dec 7
Asbury Park 2013 OYSTERFEST
9/8/2013
Location: East End of Cookman Avenue
Description: Start with fresh seafood and other culinary delights, add a dash of music and fun for the whole family and you have a recipe for a cool weekend in hottest town at the Jersey Shore. A three-day culinary event featuring oysters, seafood, festival fare and fun for all in the heart of the hippest city on the Jersey Shore. This year's event will be held at the east end of Cookman Ave linking our dynamic downtown with our beautiful waterfront & boardwalk.
APCC Board of Trustees Meeting
9/9/2013
Location: Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce Office
Description: Here is the 2013 Schedule for the Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce Monthly Board of Trustees meetings. The meetings are held on the 2nd Monday of odd numbered months. Time of the meetings is 9:30 AM . Please be prompt. 1/14, 3/11, 5/13, 7/8, 9/9, 11/11
The Asbury Park Classic Car Show
9/21/2013
Location: West Lake Avenue
Description: Take a cruise in Asbury Park on West Lake Ave for our annual classic car show. Gift bags, dash tags, t-shirts and LIVE music. Sip craft beer from local favorite Kane Brewery as you stroll pass over 100 classic cars competing to be Best In Show, then get ready for a cruise on the famous Asbury Park Circuit!
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