Showing posts with label music happening. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music happening. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Road Trip!!! - Art of the Bike

http://artofthebike.com/

2nd Annual Classic Bike and Blues Festival!!!

Mark your calendars... June 18th with a raindate of June 19th, The festival will be held in Tinicum Park in Erwinna, PA. Camp sites are available for a fee through the park comission and lodging can be found on the Bucks County Convention and Visitor's website. You can also visit the Tinicum Park page for more info on the historical park and reservations.

Once again we will be hosting a collection of the Delaware Valley most desireable and collectable bikes. A concours will be held in the AM from 10-2 with prizes awarded and great music and vendors will be there all afternoon. Please e-mail sales@artofthebike.com for more details. Sign up for anewsletter for more details. See you there.

Enjoy the ride.

Art of the Bike

Thursday, June 9, 2011

Downtown Toms River Ice Cream Festival

9th Annual!


July 16th
11:30-5pm
Washington St, Downtown Toms River
Family Fun!

1:30 - 12:15 The Kootz Band www.thekootz.com
12:15 - 12:30 Children's Ice Cream Eating Contest
12:30 - 1:15 The Kootz Band www.thekootz.com
1:15 - 1:30 Adult Ice Cream Eating Contest
1:30 - 2:00 TBA
2:00 - 2:15 Avenue to Broadway www.AvenuetoBroadway.com
2:15 - 2:45 Children's Ice Cream Eating Contest
2:45 - 3:30 Oceanaires Barbershop Chorus www.oceanaires.net



3:30 - 3:45 Adult Ice Cream Eating Contest
3:45 - 4:30 Oceanaires Barbershop Chorus www.oceanaires.net

Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Need Artists for Fresh Air Fair!!!

Gallery 1603
1603 Long Beach Blvd, Surf City (LBI), NJ 08008

Only a couple more openings available! Act fast!

Sunday Aug 22, 9am - 3pm
Rain date: Aug 29

local HANDMADE art and craft work -
art demos- face painting- storytime - great food-
music- lots of art and fun for the whole family

If you are interested in being a vendor
contact: staff@gallery1603.com or
call: 609.494.1699
deadline Aug 15th

Friday, May 28, 2010

This Weekend in Asbury Park, NJ !

Friday, May 28
Billy Hector
8:00 pm
All ages admitted, 21 to drink. $10.00 cover charge
Wonder Bar - 1213 Ocean Avenue
Just Alilbit
10:00 pm
For more information visit www.brickwalltavern.com
Brickwall - 522 Cookman Avenue
Joe Wymer
7:00
For more information visit www.twistedtreecafe.com
Twisted Tree - 609 Cookman Avenue
Michael Scotto & Stringbean & The Stalkers
6:00 pm - Michael Scotto
7:00 pm - Stringbean & The Stalkers
The Sand Witch - Boardwalk at Third Avenue (Next to Mini Golf)
Ben E King
7:30 pm & 9:30 pm
Today, many years after making his first musical mark with the Drifters, Ben E King's voice remains one of the most impressive instruments in music history. Ben E King was one of the original inductee's of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio. He continues to tour world-wide, makes frequent television appearances and performed at President Clinton's inauguration. With such hits as "Stand By Me", "Spanish Harlem", "Amore", and "Save The Last Dance for Me" and many more his voice is recognizable to many generations. Ticket price $37.50 per person. Premier Card Members $30.00. Doors open at 6 pm for dinner. For more information visit www.mcloonessupperclub.com or call 732-774-1400.
McLoone's Supper Club - Fifth Avenue Pavilion
The Asbury Park 45 Sessions
9:00 pm
DJ Prestige, Larry Grogan, DJ Bluewater, M. Fasis, Devil Dick Spinning 7" all night. 18+ with ID. Admission $5. For more information visit www.asburylanes.com.
Asbury Lanes - 209 Fourth Avenue
Jar City
6:00 pm and 8:00 pm
An elderly man is found murdered in his basement flat. Inspector Erlendur and his crew don't have much to go by in the investigation, but a photograph of a young girl's grave gives them a lead. They discover that many years ago the victim was accused, though not convicted, of horrible crimes. Did the old man's past come back to haunt him? As Erlendur reopens this very cold case, he follows a trail of unusual forensic evidence, uncovering secrets that are much larger than the murder of one old man - with clues knit into the genetic bloodline of an entire country. Drama, NR, 94 min, Icelandic/English Subtitles.
For more information call 732-502-0472 or visit www.theshowroomap.com.
The ShowRoom - 708 Cookman Avenue
Tara Eliot & the Red Velvets
10:00 pm
All ages. For more information call 732-455-3275
Langosta Lounge - Third Avenue Pavilion
Woodfish
7:30
Featuring Doug Mikula and special guests. Tickets $10. All ages, 21 to drink. For more information call 732-502-0600 or visit www.stoneponyonline.com.
Stone Pony - 913 Ocean Avenue
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Saturday, May 29
Shameless
7:00 pm
An exhibit featuring the best in contemporary and international erotic art. Opening reception 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm. The exhibit runs through June 30th. Featured Artists: Morgan Slade, Jordan Eagles, Erin Frost, Francesco D'Isa, Jan van Rijn, Joe Oppedisano, Carolyn Weltman, Ellen Stagg, Tom Bianchi, Aaron Cobbett, Jody Thompson, Joka, Karim Hamid, Nicola Filippo, Valerio Piebattista, Sarah Potter, Beatrice Morabito, Lily Eichert, Pete Pederson , Vivienne Maricevic & Porkchop. For more information call 732-869-0606 or visit www.parlor-gallery.com.

Parlor Gallery - 717 Cookman Avenue
Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons
7:00 pm
A Benefit for the Boys & Girls Club of Monmouth County. Tickets $49 to $249. For advance ticket call 732-775-7862 or email kelliv@bcgmonmouth.org.

Paramount Theatre - 1300 Ocean Avenue
One Eyed Jack
8:00 pm
All ages admitted, $5 cover, 21 to drink.
Wonder Bar - 1213 Ocean Avenue
Joe Miller & Jo Wymer
Joe Miller at 6:00 pm
Jo Wymer at 7:00 pm
The Sand Witch - Boardwalk at Third Avenue (next to Mini Golf)
Jar City
6:00 pm and 8:00 pm
An elderly man is found murdered in his basement flat. Inspector Erlendur and his crew don't have much to go by in the investigation, but a photograph of a young girl's grave gives them a lead. They discover that many years ago the victim was accused, though not convicted, of horrible crimes. Did the old man's past come back to haunt him? As Erlendur reopens this very cold case, he follows a trail of unusual forensic evidence, uncovering secrets that are much larger than the murder of one old man - with clues knit into the genetic bloodline of an entire country. Drama, NR, 94 min, Icelandic/English Subtitles. For more information call 732-502-0472 or visit www.theshowroomap.com.
The ShowRoom - 708 Cookman Avenue
ImprovComedy Jam
10:00 pm
For 18 years Improv Jam has been a leader in the underground movement to cultivate New Jersey comedy for the masses, creating a unique performance environment that includes every aspect of comedy. Throughout that time their weekly shows have highlighted sketch, improvisation and stand-up comedy giving audiences the opportunity to experience multiple forms of comedy in one evening.

It is this mixture of the various forms of comedy that makes the Improv Jam Comedy Lab unique. Gaps between the various styles of comedy are bridged for performer and audience member alike. Performers from within Improv Jam's ranks and from the community at large have the rare opportunity to stretch their talents across multiple forms of entertainment in a nurturing environment while audiences are challenged to expand their horizons and educated in forms of comedy they may be less familiar with. Tickets $20. For more information call 732-502-0472 or visit www.theshowroomap.com
The ShowRoom - 708 Cookman Avenue
Soul Clap Dance Competition
8:00 pm
Hosted by Jonathan Toubin, with special guest Jello Biafra, DJ Jack the Ripper and celebrity judges. Tickets $6, 18 and over 21 to drink. For more information visit www.asburylanes.com.
Asbury Lanes - 209 Fourth Avenue
WRXP Free Summer Kickoff Party
12:00 Noon
Last Perfect Thing, The Sunday Blues, Jon Caspi, Colie Brice and the New Age Blues Experience. Free Admission, all ages 21 to drink. For more information call 732.502.0600 or visit www.stoneponyonline.com.
Stone Pony - 913 Ocean Avenue
WRXP Free Show with Jesse Malin
7:00 pm
John Eddie, Midnight Electric (formerly Outside the Box) inside on the Pony stage following the afternoon event. Free Admission, all ages 21 to drink. For more information call 732.502.0600 or visit www.stoneponyonline.com.
Stone Pony - 913 Ocean Avenue
Sonny Ken Blues Combo
11:00 pm
Langosta Lounge - Third Avenue Pavilion
Tim McLoone & The Shirleys
8:00 pm
Tickets $10. For more information visit www.timmcloonessupperclub.com.
McLoone's Supper Club - Fifth Avenue Pavilion
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Monday, May 24, 2010

Jams In The City Entertainment

SATURDAY & SUNDAY, AUGUST 28 & 29, 2010 in Vineland, NJ
Jams In The City Entertainment & the Boys & Girls Club Of Vineland are again teaming up to present thousands of men, women and children in family groupings with a weekend of entertainment, culture, relaxation and togetherness. Display, demonstrate and sell your products and services to an enthusiastic and receptive audience.
The festival is scheduled to take place from 12noon to 8pm each day in Giampietro Park.

• 10 X 10 booth space Exhibitor Spaces located at various locations inside the Park

• Free event open to the public B.Y.O.G. – Bring Your Own Generator
A. Craft vendor/exhibitor......$100 per day / $150 both days
B. Food vendor......$200 per day / $300 both days
C. Corporate exhibitor......$300 per day / $500 both days
To further inquire about this vendor/exhibitor opportunity, please call Dorian Gilmer at 609-813-1250.
JAM IN THE PARK MARDI GRAS FESTIVAL AUGUST 28 & 29, 2010 Giampietro Park, Vineland, NJ
A festive and entertaining atmosphere of music, performers, vendors, exhibitors, food, treats and fun will be presented all day to attract thousands of consumers. Please complete the following information and submit your payment asap!
First Name___________________________________ Last Name_______________________________ Phone____________________________________ E-Mail__________________________________ Best Time(s) to Reach You_________________________ Address______________________________________ City, State, Zip_________________________________
Business Name______________________________________________________
Briefly Describe Product(s) and/or Service(s) ___________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________
How Many People Will Be Working Your Booth? ____________________________________
(1) I/we agree to participate in JAM IN THE PARK FESTIVAL, managed by JAMS IN THE CITY ENTERTAINMENT. I/we understand that I /we will have access to consumers for approx. eight (8) hours 12noon-8pm each day for up to 2 days. First come first-served, and may only be reserved with a signed agreement accompanied by full payment. Total space fees are due to accompany this form unless otherwise agreed to by event organizer. All spaces are: 10 x 10 ft. and vending operations must be contained within contracted space.
(2) I/we understand that the booth cannot be shared with other businesses and all items displayed must be approved by JAMS IN THE CITY. I/we will comply and be responsible for all local and state permit requirements and all Merchantile, Health Dept. & Fire Dept. regulations.
(3) Please reserve the indicated number of space(s) for me/us on the date(s) indicated at JAM IN THE PARK:
Circle Choices and Then Indicate Date(s) and Number of Tables or Booths X Vendor Fee = Amount Due DEADLINE FOR RESPONDING WITH PAYMENT IS JULY 1, 2010. FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVED. Rates Per 10 X 10 Space (indicate your choice(s))
A. Craft Vendor/Exhibitor......$100 per day / $150 both days (___)Sat, 8/28/10 + (___)Sun, 8/29/10 X _________ space(s) X $___________ = $___________________
B. Food Vendor......$200 per day / $300 both days (___)Sat, 8/28/10 + (___)Sun, 8/29/10 X _________ space(s) X $___________ = $___________________
C. Corporate Exhibitor......$300 per day / $500 both days (incl. 2 tickets to Fri. MG Bash) (___)Sat, 8/28/10 + (___)Sun, 8/29/10 X _________ space(s) X $___________ = $___________________
(4) Signature __________________________________ Date ____________ Total Amt. Enclosed $_______________
Vendor / Exhibitor Booth Registration
Contact Information
Business Information
By My Signature Below:
MAKE CHECK OR MONEY ORDER PAYABLE TO: BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF VINELAND (Non-profit Tax ID 223604451)
MAIL COMPLETED FORM & PAYMENT TO: DORIAN GILMER, P.O. Box 1502, Atlantic City, NJ 08404-1502

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

4th Annual Bluegrass & Barbecue Festival ~ Tuckerton Seaport

 Sunday, May 16

4th Annual Bluegrass & Barbecue Festival ~
11am to 5pm

Admission: Adults: $8, Seniors and Members: $6,
Children 6 to 12: $3, Children 5 and under: Free

Kick off the summer with the down home sounds of bluegrass and the sweet smell
of barbecue. Crafters, vendors, food, refreshments, family activities, demonstrations, boat rides.
New for 2010… “Celebrating Jersey Traditions”, a craft show featuring glass art, boatbuilding, basketry, caning, quilting, blacksmithing and more.

Craft show presented by
the
Jersey Shore Folklife Center
at the Tuckerton Seaport.
A Working Maritime Village Located on Tuckerton Creek
in Historic Tuckerton, New Jersey
120 West Main Street, 609-296-8868

Thursday, April 29, 2010

Ocean County Historical Society- Music of WWII

Lifting the Clouds of War: the Music of World War II

May 19, 2010 7:00 PM

Ocean County Historical Society, 26 Hadley Avenue, Toms River, NJ invites you to enjoy “Down Melody Lane”, the musical duo of Susan Seaman and Barry Rosenzweig performing Lifting the Clouds of War: the Music of World War II, an interactive program with the audience singing along with music. “Down Melody Lane” explores the music of the 1940s and provides many interesting facts about both the music and life during World War II. Come enjoy this fun learning experience. Light refreshments will be served. Call the Ocean County Historical Society at 732-341-1880 to make reservations. A donation of $5.00 is requested.

Thursday, March 11, 2010

The Shores Blues Band

Event: Kick-Out the Winter Blues with the Shore Blues Band
What: Music Performance
Start Time: 20 March at 20:00 (8pm)
End Time: 20 March at 22:30 (10:30pm)
Where: The Boatworks, 608 River Rd, Belmar, NJ

Audiences love the good time vibe of The Shore Blues Band! Whether it’s swingin’ boogie woogie, classic shouting blues or smoking R & B, SSB knows how to give folks what they want: music to move to! The timeless two-guitar attack of Tom Brennan and Charlie Wuth is completely complimented by Gary Neuwirth’s sparkling harmonica playing. The rock-solid foundation of Paul Ulinski on bass and Dave Warman on drums provide the backbone of this high-spirited quintet. This band knows how to have fun and take a crowd along for the ride!

$5 AT THE DOOR!

732-749-3360

Website:
http://www.BelmarArts.org

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

This Weekend in Asbury Park, NJ !

Friday, February 26
Film - Storm
8:00 pm
Hannah Maynard, a prosecutor at The Tribunal in The Hague manages to convince a young Bosnian woman to testify against an alleged war criminal. Amidst the inconsistency of political interests and threats coming from Bosnian Serb nationalists, she realizes that her opponents not only sit on the dock across from her, but are also found in her own ranks. Hannah faces the trial of her life, all of a sudden torn between her strong beliefs in the system and her loyalty towards the witness. 105 min, NR, Subtitled. Tickets $8. For more information visit
www.theshowroomap.com or call 732-502-0472.
The Showroom - 708 Cookman Avenue

Digging In - Hosted by Joe Harvard
9:00 pm
Christine Martucci, George Wirth and Jeff Raspe are guests on the Shore's live talk show, hosted by author/rocker/storyteller Joe Harvard on the last Friday of each month. After a 20-min. performance each guest joins Joe Harvard for an interview-cum-conversation about, among other things, the creative process, the work itself and the survival strategies in a not-so-artist friendly world. Expect intriguing personalities, great music, surprise guests and surprises in general in these serene to seditious dialogues. Produced by Mallory Massara & Joe Harvard, the Long Weekend folks. Cover charge $5, drink specials. For more information call 732-897-9700.
The Lounge @ Synaxis - 660 Cookman Avenue

Lost in Society
7:30
Alternative/Pop Punk band Lost in Society will be performing at the back of the store. For more information call 732-455-5188.
BUnique Clothing - 723 Cookman Avenue

Turbo Fruits
Door at 8:00 pm
Turbo Fruits, Snake Sustaine, Nouvellas and guest DJ's. Admission $8. 18 and over, 21 to drink. For more information visit www.asburylanes.com.
Asbury Lanes - 209 Fourth Avenue

Layonne Holmes
8:00 pm
All ages admitted, for more information call 732-774-1400.
Tim McLoone's Supper Club - Fifth Avenue Pavilion

Cycle of Pain
Doors 7:30 pm
Cycle of Pain, Sekond Skyn, Circle of Insanity, Inception and Concord Road. Tickets $10 in advance, $12 at the door. All ages admitted, 21 to drink (in bar area). For more information call 732-502-0600. Band website www.myspace.com/cycleofpain.
Stone Pony - 913 Ocean Avenue

Eric Ginsberg
7:00 - 9:00 pm
For more information visit www.twistedtreecafe.com
Twisted Tree Cafe - 609 Cookman Avenue

Betrayall
8:00 pm
Featuring from Staten Island, Betrayall, Father Devine, Wrong Side of Dawn, The Shock Trials and Scantily Clad. Admission $10. 18 and up 21 to drink. For more information visit www.thesaintnj.com.
The Saint - 601 Main Street
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Saturday, February 27
Social Media for Creative People
presented by VoxPopNJ
3:30 pm
VoxPop will host their second workshop at The ShowRoom, "Social Media for Creative People". This workshop will be led by Philadelphia based filmmaker Stephanie Yuhas, Executive Producer of ProjectTwenty1, and Joanna Carides, owner of Brand New Day Media in Brick, NJ, who recently spoke at ArtsCAP's social media seminar. This workshop embodies Joanna's philosophy and Stephanie's practical application. Workshop topics include:

· Introduction to Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, & Blogs
· How to market your work on Big Cartel and ArtBistro
· Examples of local artists successfully using social media
· Presentation of ProjectTwenty1's approach to marketing with social media including the success
Facebook's Susie Filmmaker

Following the workshop and a dinner break, The ShowRoom will screen a selection of ProjectTwenty1's films as well as provide information regarding their future contests and film festivals. The cost of the workshop is $25 before February 27, 2010, and $35 at the door. The combined workshop and screening price is $35 online. Prices at the door: $35 for workshop, $10 for screening. Registration may be done online by visiting http://voxpopnjp21.eventbrite.com
The ShowRoom - 708 Cookman Avenue

NJ Film Aliance Film Festival
7:00 pm
A showing of ProjectTwenty1's films. Visit www.projectwenty1.com
The Showroom - 708 Cookman Avenue

Jo Bonanno and The Godsons of Soul
Doors 8:00 pm
Admission $10, 21+. For more information call 732-502-8886.
Wonder Bar - 1213 Ocean Avenue

Guilty Pleasures
8:00 pm
The return of Guilty Pleasures dance party. 18 and over, 21 to drink. For more information visit www.asburylanes.com
Asbury Lanes - 209 Fourth Avenue

Tim McLoone & The Shirleys
8:00 pm
All Ages. For more information call 732-774-1400.
Tim McLoone's Supper Club - Fifth Avenue Pavilion

2010 Asbury Park Bartender Mix-Off
2:00 - 5:00 pm
Come and cast your vote for your favorite bartenders from bars, restaurants and lounges throughout the Central Jersey Shore. Come and sample the best in winter drinks as mixologists show off their skills. Their will be live entertainment and door prizes!
The Grand Arcade - Boardwalk

Melissa Ferrick
Doors at 7:30 - Melissa Showtime 10:00 pm
With special guests. Tickets $18 in advance, $20 at the door. Purchase at www.livenation.com or Charge by Phone 877-598-8694. All ages admitted, 21 to drink in bar area.
Stone Pony - 913 Ocean Avenue

The West Front
8:00 pm
Featuring The West Front, Panic Switch, The Riff Surfers (Jeff's Birthday Bash) Mojo Love Dog and special guests. Admission $10. 18 and up, 21 to drink. For more information visit www.thesaintap.com.
The Saint - 601 Main Street

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Irish and Scotish Music Lovers

East of Hebrides presents the
18th Annual Greater Philadelphia

Visit www.eohebrides.com for complete information!

You'll enjoy lively performances by
Irish and Scottish favorites

SEVEN NATIONS • BROTHER
RATHKELTAIR • ALBANNACH
THE TARTAN TERRORS • SCREAMING ORPHANS
SEARSON • ANDY COONEY BAND
JIMMY KELLY BAND • PADDY'S WELL
SEAN FLEMING BAND • CHARLIE ZAHM
THE BRIGADOONS • THE MACLEOD FIDDLERS
NEIL EMBERG • OLIVER MCELHONE
ASHLEY MACLEOD • JAMISON • CLIUDAN
WASHINGTON MEMORIAL PIPERS
CAMPBELL SCOTTISH DANCERS
FITZPATRICK IRISH DANCERS
READING SEISIUN PLAYERS
ROSEMARIE TIMONEY • LYNETTE BRASH
COMPANIONS OF THE CROSS
JOHN THE SCOTTISH JUGGLER


Friday, February 12 • $20
Saturday, February 13 • $25
Sunday, February 14 • $25


Kick up your feet with Scottish Step Dancing Classes
and Ceili/Ceilidh (Social) Dancing.
Bagpipers will perform throughout the event.

Visit Clan and Fraternal Organization Booths.
Peruse Scottish and Irish Gift Shops.
Enjoy lots of great food including
Fish & Chips, Meat Pies, Beer and much more!



Held at
The Valley Forge Convention Center
Rt. 363 (Gulph Road) & First Avenue
King of Prussia, PA 19406
Free Parking

(610) 825-7268
www.eohebrides.com

Thursday, October 1, 2009

Appel Farm - Oct 10 Girlyman and Po' Girl

Saturday, October 10
8:00PM
Girlyman with special guests Po' Girl
Tickets: $18.00
Three-part vocal blend creates the Girlyman magic!

Girlyman sets expectations upside down with a harmony-driven sound that blends modern acoustic, Americana, and folk-rock into a musical recipe hailed by the Village Voice as "really good, really unexpected, and really different."
Check out Girlyman on YouTube
The music of Po'Girl has been descibed as "down-hearted blues from a jazzy speakeasy collides with poetic urban grit."
Check out Po'Girl on YouTube
Buy tickets now at www.appelfarm.org
or call (800) 394-1211

Friday, September 11, 2009

NJ Blues and Jazz Festival

New Brunswick, Sep 24, 25 & 26

http://www.statetheatrenj.org/page/index.asp?id=10000306

Rod Piazza and The Mighty Flyers
Thu, September 24, 2009 at 8pm & 10pm
$45 Table Seats, $35 Chairs Info/Audio/Video/Tix >
Blues harmonica phenomenon Rod Piazza and his band bring their fusion of low-down Chicago blues, West Coast swing, and classic rock to the backstage JAZZ club to kick off the State Theatre’s Third Annual Blues and Jazz Festival.


Marcia Ball
Fri, September 25 at 8pm & 10pm
$50 Table Seats, $40 Chairs Info/Audio/Video/Tix >
Come party with singer/pianist Marcia Ball as she raises the roof with her explosive blend of roadhouse boogie woogie, zydeco, East Texas blues, and Southwest Louisiana swamp rock.


Yellowjackets
Sat, September 26 at 8pm & 10pm
$50 Table Seats, $40 Chairs Info/Audio/Video/Tix >
“One of the most respected and critically-recognized improvisatory bands in the world" (Keyboard Magazine), the Yellowjackets bring their eclectic, electric, Grammy-winning jazz fusion to the backstage JAZZ club.


View the backstage JAZZ club seating chart >
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Fri, 7/24 at 10am: On sale to general public

Friday, August 21, 2009

Bayonet Farm Art & Music Festival

The Bayonet Farm Art & Music Festival will take place noon-5 p.m. Sept. 13 at Bayonet Farm, 41 Middletown Road, Holmdel (rain or shine).

Artists will sell original artwork and compete in a plein air competition and juried art exhibition judged by Holmdel gallery owner James Yarosh, and Fine Art Connoisseur magazine editor Peter Trippi. There will also be demonstrations of raku, flameworking and water media/mixed media.

Musical performers include the Brookdale Jazz Quartet, Monmouth Civic Chorus, acoustic blues guitarist Elliott Fischer, and rock band Late 4 Lunch. Local artists include the Celadon Youth Ensemble, and the Kimisis Greek Orthodox Youth Association dance troupe. There will also be readings and films by Holmdel High School students, and a puppet show. Food will be provided by the Kimisis Greek Church, Holmdel.

Admission $5, and free for children age 12 and younger. For details, call Janis at 732-946-2820, ext. 1225, or email Joni at bayonetfarmart@aol.com.

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Appel Farm Arts & Music Center

Appel Farm Arts & Music Center- an awesome venue- check it out!

Your whole family will enjoy the Saturday afternoon performances of comedy, music, theatre, puppetry and more.
Spark your child’s imagination with live performances that will delight, entertain and inspire.

Enjoy 3 three shows for one low price
of $18.00 per person!

(800) 394-1211 | www.appelfarm.org


Tuesday, June 30, 2009

XPoNential Music Festival July 24, 25, & 26

WXPN’s XPoNential Music Festival is one of the summer’s premier weekend music festivals and a recognized area tradition. Each year, tens of thousands of fans gather along the Delaware River to celebrate the music they love with performances by over three dozen of today's most talented musicians. Get together with friends and family for three amazing days of great music featuring an incredible lineup including a unique mix of emerging and established artists performing on two stages. And be sure to bring the kids for music on the Kids Corner stage and four acres of fun in the Camden Children’s Garden!
XPoNential Music Festival
July 24, 25 & 26, 2009
Wiggins Park
Camden Waterfront
(215) 898-6677

Thursday, June 25, 2009

Asbury Park Jazz Festival

Asbury Park Jazz Festival - Free!
June 27th 2009 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Headliners: Alex Bugnon, Radam Schwartz & Anthony Nelson, plus Gospel.
Come enjoy music, food & craft vendors. A fun time for everyone! For performance schedule visit webite below.
Location: Sunset Park, Sunset Ave. Asbury Park
Tickets: Free
www.cityofasburypark.com