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Red Bank Scores State Grant to Host World Cup Community Events
RED BANK – Two River area soccer fans won’t have to travel too far this summer to watch World Cup matches as Red Bank is preparing to host live watch parties June 11, 18 and 19, with related community events.
Redevelopment Plans in Red Bank Include Atlantic Club, Former Foodtown
RED BANK – Developer Roger Mumford is under contract to purchase the Atlantic Club site on Maple Avenue; the club is relocating into Super Foodtown’s building following the store’s recent closure.
LIFESTYLES
Next Chapter for NJ Rep: West End Arts Center Will Expand...
LONG BRANCH – New Jersey Repertory Company received a $500,000 grant from the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) to establish the West End Arts Center, an additional space for performances, as well as educational and community events.
Look for Jersey Connections at Monmouth Film Festival, May 29-31
HOLMDEL – The three-day Monmouth Film Festival returns May 29 with the New Jersey premiere of “Power Ballad,” starring Jersey native Paul Rudd as a past-his-prime wedding singer and Jersey-raised Nick Jonas as a fading boy-band star.
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Next Chapter for NJ Rep: West End Arts Center Will Expand...
LONG BRANCH – New Jersey Repertory Company received a $500,000 grant from the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) to establish the West End Arts Center, an additional space for performances, as well as educational and community events.
Al Fresco Fêtes
Outdoor parties have their own special magic; there’s a relaxed vibe that comes from socializing in the sunshine or mingling under the moonlight.
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Hope Springs Eternal During Red Bank Charity Walk
RED BANK – Since 2017, the JBJ Soul Foundation and JBJ Soul Kitchen have been hosting a Day of Hope Walk to recognize local charitable organizations that do so much to support Monmouth County residents.
FOOD
From Salads to Success – The Evolution of the Blonde Shallot
Life doesn’t slow down, and neither does the way we eat. As schedules get fuller and routines more mobile, food has quietly evolved to keep up, reshaping everything from how meals are prepared to how we bring them home.
Small Cookies, High Stakes: The Art Behind the Perfect Macaron
The first time I made macarons, I was 14. My family was on vacation in Paris, and we spent an entire day tucked away in an underground kitchen, La Cuisine Paris, learning the art of the notoriously fickle macaron.
The Makings of a Jersey Bagel
The holiday season evokes a familiar feeling of homecoming for many of us. A mass pilgrimage back to the places we call home to celebrate. When I was in college, coming home for the holidays meant indulging in my favorite Jersey delicacies that just aren’t the same in Upstate New York, even though it isn’t that far away.
A Feast To Beat The Heat
This summer, needing a distraction from the sometimes oppressive heat and humidity, a dinner featuring great food and wines in a scenic, air-conditioned, indoor setting seemed like a good idea.
Is the Hype of Attending Your Local Farmers Market Worth It?
Every week, or sometimes just once a month, neighbors head to their local farmers markets to stock up on fresh produce, hand-crafted goods and pantry staples from their favorite local vendors. These markets have become more than just places to buy food; they’re spaces where community, sustainability and tradition thrive.
ENTERTAINMENT
Country Music Making Inroads in a Rock County
Although commonly known as a summer hangout, the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel is also the place to be in autumn. Fans still have time to catch a show – and some fall foliage – before the amphitheater closes for the season.
Rock Review: Local Pride – Christian Sparacio
Sparacio has been creating and performing music for years. He will be performing at Red Tank Brewing...
Rock Review: Expanding Horizons
By Chris Spiewak
Evolution is important in the career of any artist. No songwriter...
Beloved Arts Educator Retires From Count Basie
By Allison Perrine
RED BANK – Passionate. Resourceful. Committed.
That’s how...
Shakespeare for High School Students – 2021 Virtual Style
Two River Theater's popular education program, A Little Shakespeare, has morphed into a new program during the pandemic: Tiny Shakes: Romeo and Juliet.
