Tag: Red Bank
Another Round of BobFest Coming to The Vogel
RED BANK – For more than 25 years, Pat Guadagno has hosted BobFest, a show paying tribute to his songwriting hero, Bob Dylan.
Big Summer Ahead as Broadwalk Returns to Red Bank
RED BANK – Broadwalk, the seasonal pedestrian plaza in downtown Red Bank, returns this week for its seventh year.
Melba Moore Promises ‘Marvelous’ Program at Fortune Cultural Center May 9
Tony Award winner and four-time Grammy nominee Melba Moore is coming to the T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center in Red Bank for a meet-and-greet fundraiser. Attendees will receive a copy of Moore’s newly released memoir, “This Is It: Marvelous and Getting Better,” written by Moore and Kevin E. Taylor.
New Rallo Eatery Planned for Red Bank Gateway at Former Gas...
RED BANK – The long-vacant former Bridge Avenue gas station will soon be converted into a pizzeria under a plan approved by the planning board last week.
Red Bank Keeps Tax Rate Flat, But Bills May Still Rise
RED BANK – While Red Bank’s proposed 2026 budget will keep the municipal tax rate flat, the municipal purposes budget has grown by 7.74%, increasing taxes for the average home by about $231.75 for the year.
An Advanced Diagnostic Tool for Humans is Helping Doctors Treat Pets,...
RED BANK – It’s always difficult when someone in your family gets sick, and when that family member can’t tell you how or when they hurt, it can make diagnosing the problem daunting.
The Arts Are Essential to Our Health
A song that makes our feet tap. A joke that makes us laugh until we cry. A play that allows us to visit places we’ve never been.
Longtime Two River Times Editor Retires
RED BANK – Judy O’Gorman Alvarez has been making headlines at The Two River Times for the past 25 years – along with feature articles, captions and, on good days, making sense of it all.
Kathleen Alvarez and William Drevno
Kathleen Alvarez and William Drevno
Kathleen Maria Alvarez and William Edward Drevno will be married Jan. 31 at the...
Timeless ‘A Doll’s House’ Explores Black Family Dynamics in 1950s New...
RED BANK – Henrik Ibsen’s groundbreaking 1879 play, “A Doll’s House,” is getting a major update. Director Justin Emeka has adapted the story with a Black cast and changed the location and time period from Norway in the late 1800s to 1950s New Jersey. The drama runs at the Two River Theater through March 15.


















