The Asbury Park Music + Film Festival
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The Asbury Park Music + Film Festival returns from April 25 through April 28, benefiting music education and the youth of Asbury Park with a lineup of performances, premieres, screenings, documentaries, special appearances and more! Subject this year include David Crosby, the history of Creem Magazine, Clarence Clemons, Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Miles Davis, the history of rock concert promoters, Trey Anastasio, the Farrelly Brothers, and Asbury Park's music scene itself. See a full schedule, locations, and pricing
here.
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The Asbury Park City Wide Yard Sale is scheduled for Saturday April 27 (Rain date: Sunday April 28) and there’s still an opportunity to participate. The event benefits two local animal rescue groups, the Wag on INN and Rescue Ridge. You can participate by hosting a yard sale and donating a portion of your sales from that day, donating household items to be sold at the Yard Sale, or donating pet care items directly to the rescues themselves. More info and registration
here.
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Join the Asbury Park Police Department for
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday April 27 from 10am to 2pm. Bring your expired, unused, and unwanted prescription pills for disposal to City Hall at 1 Municipal Plaza, Asbury Park, NJ. Please note: The DEA cannot accept liquids or needles or sharps, only pills or patches. The service is free and anonymous, no questions asked.
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Bring on the folklore and fables! From the Pine Barrens of New Jersey to the Black Forest of Germany, celebrate the
2nd Annual Jersey Devil and Fable Festival on Saturday, May 4! Explore the tales, the myth and reality in a good old fashioned festival! Summon the Jersey Devil, meet the Hexenbrut for Walpergisnacht and dance around the May Pole as the darkness of winter is replaced by the newness of spring! Walpurgisnacht is the second Halloween! Come dressed in your spooky and creepy Brothers Grimm best to ward of the last of the ghouls and goblins of the year! More info
here.
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New York Times bestselling author, physician and world renowned mind-body healing pioneer makes his Asbury Park debut in
Deepak Chopra: The Nature of Reality! Explore the nature of reality through power of intention and manifesting your dreams while learning how Chopra's work is changing the way the world views physical, mental, emotional, spiritual and social wellness. The lecture of Saturday, May 4 at the Paramount Theater starting at 6:30pm, more info
here.
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Asbury Park ALIVE! is a free City-wide event scheduled to take place on Saturday, 5/4. The family-friendly event will close Springwood and Lake Avenues to cars—providing a safe space for walking, running, biking, skating and social activities. It will feature health information and screenings, kid’s activities, art and music in an effort to promote healthy lifestyles and strengthen the community of Asbury Park. The event is free and open to the public. Children must be supervised. For more information, visit
www.asburyparkalive.com
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Gary U.S. Bonds at the Paramount Theater
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Paramount Theater
: ASBURY PARK MUSIC + FILM FESTIVAL: Gary U.S. Bonds and the Unusually Big Birthday Bash with Joe Grushecy and the Houserockers, plus guests (6:30pm, $25)
The Stone Pony
: ASBURY PARK MUSIC + FILM FESTIVAL: iconic Jersey indie rockers Yo La Tengo, joined by Yung Wu (7pm, $30/$35)
The Asbury Lanes
: rock, jazz, and electronic space rock mayhem with Papadosio (7pm)
House of Independents
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ASBURY PARK MUSIC + FILM FESTIVAL:
Jake Miller, with Logan Henderson and Just Seconds Apart (7pm, $25)
The Wonder Bar
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ASBURY PARK MUSIC + FILM FESTIVAL:
the Bobby Bandiera Band, with special guest Bliss (8pm, $16/$20)
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The Saint
: Here Lies Man, the California band whose music ponders the question: what if Black Sabbath played Afrobeat? Joined by Ribeye Brothers and the Tide Bends (7:30pm, $12)
The Stone Pony
: ASBURY PARK MUSIC + FILM FESTIVAL: the Po Boy Jam Tangiers Blues Band featuring Danny Clinch (8pm)
The Wonder Bar
: ASBURY PARK MUSIC + FILM FESTIVAL: Waiting on Mongo (8pm, $12)
House of Independents
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ASBURY PARK MUSIC + FILM FESTIVAL:
Hot Water Music, celebrating 25 years. Joined by Iron Chic, and Crime in Stereo (8pm, $35)
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The Stone Pony
: ASBURY PARK MUSIC + FILM FESTIVAL: the Rock and Roll Playhouse presents the music of Bruce Springsteen for Kids (11:30am, $15)
The Saint
: an Asbury Park Music + Film Festival after party with Matt Dubrow and the Captives, the Alix Gagliastro Band, Aristocant's, and Flexi-Glass (7pm)
The Wonder Bar
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ASBURY PARK MUSIC + FILM FESTIVAL:
Jazz is Phish, an instrumental tribute to Phish. Joined by Newton Crosby (7pm, $25)
House of Independents
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ASBURY PARK MUSIC + FILM FESTIVAL:
Hot Water Music, celebrating 25 years. Joined by Iron Chic, and Crime in Stereo (8pm, $35)
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The Wonder Bar
: Happy Mondays presents Thrill Ride, Rites of Springfield, and the Minettes (7pm, free)
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The Stone Pony
: Black Stone Cherry and Tyler Bryant and the Shakedown (6:30pm, $20/$25)
The Wonder Bar
: legendary English rock/soul vocalist Terry Reid and UK blues-rock vocalist Deborah Bonham
The Saint
: a massive dance party with Stephen Lewis and the Big Band of Fun, joined by Lotsopaz (9pm)
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The Ballroom Thieves at the Saint
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The Saint
: Boston alternative rock and folking roll with the Ballroom Thieves (6:45pm, $15/$20)
The Stone Pony
: two sets of Grateful Dead tribute jams with Splintered Sunlight, joined by New Soul Rebellion and No Phizz (7pm, $16/$20)
The Wonder Bar
: rock and roll meets grunge with Elvis fronting Nirvana, straight out of Disgraceland (7pm, $15)
Tim McLoone's Supper Club
: Decade, NJ's premiere Neil Young tribute band, performing Harvest and After the Gold Rush in their entireties (8pm, $29.50)
The Saint
: rock and groove with the Shady Street Show Band, joined by Drew the Recluse (9:45pm, $10/$12)
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The Stone Pony
: Exothermic Reaction, with special guests Plug Fiction, Billy J Brown, and On the Rocks (7pm, $15)
The Saint
: Val Emmich, with a new release party. Joined by the Remnants (7:15pm, $13)
The Asbury Lanes
: cinematic pop with Andy Black, with a copy of Black's upcoming album included with every pair of tickets (7pm)
The Wonder Bar
: the Wild Feathers on the Neon Frontier Tour (7pm, $16/$20)
Trinity Episcopal Church
: The New Jersey Gay Men's Chorus concludes their 28th season with In Harmony: Our Life. Our Love. Set to Music. the concert will honor friends and lovers of all kinds through a celebration of folk song, popular music, and settings of classic poems. (8pm, $20)
The Saint
: Superjudge, Among Us, and Canamara (9:45pm)
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The Saint
: Ragged Lines, Bonsai Trees, Nude Shoes, and Ella Ross (1pm, $12)
The Wonder Bar
: a cosmic wonder jam with Mark Diomede and Friends (3pm, $5)
The Saint
: a Stone Temple Pilots tribute by Rockit Fish and an Alice in Chains acoustic tribute from Plenty of Excuses (5:30pm, $10)
The Asbury Lanes
: Cinco de Mongo with Waiting on Mongo and Secret Sound (7:30pm, $8)
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Kate Blacklock at Parlor Gallery
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Parlor Gallery: "What's Up Buttercup?" a group spring exhibition exploring all things flora. More info
here.
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Exhibit No.9: "Luminous," an exhibit by Tom White and Lois White showcasing light as the main character in abstract photography form. The opening reception is Saturday, April 27 from 7pm to 10pm, and the exhibit runs through May 28. More info
here.
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Hotel Tides: art by Ricardo Roig. More info
here.
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Vintage Subs: Local Artist Spotlight series resumes with Michele Krauss, a specialist in pop art portraits. More info
here.
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Exhibit No.9: "House Show III" More info
here.
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Wild Nights with Emily at the ShowRoom
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WILD NIGHTS WITH EMILY
Exploring the vivacious, irreverent side of literary legend Emily Dickinson, including her lifelong relationship with another woman.
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LITTLE WOODS
For years, Ollie has secretly helped the struggling residents of her North Dakota town access Canadian healthcare. When the authorities start to catch on she's ready to shut down her crusade, only to be dragged in deeper after a desperate plea for help from her sister.
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AMAZING GRACE
A documentary presenting Aretha Franklin with the choir at the New Bethel Baptist Church in Watts, Los Angeles in January 1972.
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Join Interwoven and Sarah Potter for
Color Magic on Thursday, April 25 at 7pm. In this experiential workshop, dive into the full spectrum of color's metaphysical impact through its magical properties and how to restore balance in your body, environment, and spirit. Learn how to intuitively choose specific personalized hues to invoke intentions in our personal adornment and within our surroundings. Tickets are $30 and can be purchased
here.
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Art629 presents a
Life Drawing Class on Friday, May 3 from 7pm to 9pm, with a live male model. The class includes drawing materials and guidance, and costs $20. All levels are welcome! More info
here.
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Whether you're a seasoned joke-cracker or just an aspiring crack-wiser, you're welcome to
So You Want to be a Comedian? Asbury's premier comedy open mic at the Anchor's Bend on Thursday, April 25. More info
here.
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The
Asbury Park's Got Talent Final Showcase takes the stage at Springwood Park on Saturday, April 27 at 3pm. Contestants winning 1st, 2nd and 3rd places during auditions held at Kula Cafe on January 26, March 2 and March 30th will be showcasing their talent to win the Final Asbury Park's Got Talent in four categories: 10-13 years old, 14-18 years old, 19 + above and group. More info
here.
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The Asbury Park Public Library presents
Children's Storytime on Saturday, April 27 from 11am to 11:45am. ids ages 4-6 and their families are welcome! More info
here.
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Warm Things Comedy presents
Dan and Melissa Turn Off the Dark, a variety show with music from Mike Costaney and Richie Brown and Heather Cook, and comedy by Cory Snearowski, Allie Mae, Reggie Parker, Eric Knittel, and Waldo Maldonado. The show is Tuesday, April 30 at 7:30pm, tickets are $5. More info
here.
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Game Changer Wrestling presents
the Block is Hot at the House of Independents on Friday, May 3 at 7pm. More info
here.
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The Asbury Festhalle and Biergarten presents a
Rooftop Spring Market featuring local, handmade, artisanal, and sustainable goods every Saturday and Sunday through May 12. More info
here.
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The Asbury Park Punk Rock Flea Market returns to Convention Hall on Sunday, May 5 at 11am, with a packed roster of vendors providing CDs, albums, vinyls, clothes, accessories, home goods, and more. Plus music in the Overlook Bar with Suspect, Slut Magic, Rough Spring, and Sunny Gang. More info
here.
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Paradise and the Empress Hotel
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Weekly Events include Drag Wars Contest on 1st & 3rd Mondays of the month, Wepa Wednesdays Latin Night (on the 2nd & 4th Wednesdays of the month), Thursday 90's Freestyle Palooza with Jeanie Pepe, "Mancie's Dollhouse" Friday Night Drag Show hosted by Miss Paradise Mancie Mandell & dancing til 2am, Country Line Dancing Saturdays 7-10pm wth lessons at 7:30pm, Saturday Night Dance Party 10pm-2am featuring the hottest DJs, Sunday Therapy 2pm-7pm & Karaoke 9pm-closing.
Georgie's
: "the Gay 'Cheers' of Asbury Park," with pool, beer pong, Go-Go boys, karaoke extravaganzas on Wednesdays and Saturdays, Lady Marisa's Glitter and Glam show every Thursday, twice weekly free food buffet, Ladies Nights the first Friday of every month, Sunday Funday football drink specials and buffet, and special events every night of the week.
The Asbury Hotel
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Enjoy DJs spinning tunes every weekend, Sunday Night Trivia hosted by Gentleman Jim Norton, Not Your Average Game Night with DJ Jack the Ripper on Tuesdays, dance parties on the outdoor rink, and more.
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Parking Committee: Wednesday, May 1 at 5:30pm
Quality of Life Committee: Wednesday, May 1 at 5:30pm
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All City Committee and Council meetings are open to the public and we encourage attendance! Visit
www.cityofasburypark.com
for updates to the schedule and meeting locations.
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Miss a meeting? Catch up with the City on
APTV
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