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4:30 PMMarine Science Camp - Point Pleasant Borough EnrichmentPoint Pleasant Borough
Explore marine life in a hands on enrichment series at Point Pleasant Borough in Point Pleasant, NJ. Designed for ages 5 to 9, participants investigate sea creatures from local waters and from oceans around the world through engaging activities, interactive demonstrations, and real dissections for those who are up for it. Each session lasts one hour and the series spans six weeks. The program is open to the public, and space is limited.
1604 Elm Ave, Point Pleasant
6:30 PMAdult Yoga - September StartCroydon Hall School, Leonardo
Refresh and strengthen with an adult yoga class focused on a total body workout that tones muscles and elevates the heart rate. This class welcomes both experienced practitioners and beginners. Please bring a yoga mat and helpful props such as straps, bolsters or pillows, and an eye pillow. The class takes place at Croydon Hall Gym. Fees are $65 for the full session or $12 for a weekly drop in (R). Register for the full session or pay as you come.
900 Leonardville Rd, Leonardo
6:30 PMFaB Armory EventShore Gamers, Red Bank
This event is open to players of every experience level. Support is available for newcomers and anyone curious to learn. Details about entry, format, prizing, and promotions are posted each week on Discord.
40 Broad St, Red Bank
7:30 PMFive For Fighting with String QuartetThe Vogel, Red Bank
Five For Fighting brings a special performance with a string quartet to The Vogel. Singer songwriter John Ondrasik, the Grammy nominee behind Five For Fighting, has released six studio albums, including the platinum releases America Town and The Battle for Everything and the top 10 charting Two Lights. His catalog includes major hits like Superman (It’s Not Easy), 100 Years, The Riddle, Chances, World, and Easy Tonight, which have amassed more than a billion streams and made him a top 10 Hot Adult Contemporary artist of the 2000s. His music has also reached audiences through film and television, including The Blind Side, Hawaii Five-O, The Sopranos, and Code Black. With his signature falsetto and piano at the center, this concert showcases his songwriting alongside the depth and color of a live string quartet.
99 Monmouth Street, Red Bank
10 AMOctober Brunch BreakCrave Cafe, Old Bridge
Enjoy a casual GNO Brunch Break at Crave Cafe that blends friendly conversation with purposeful networking for local women. The meetup welcomes current members as well as those interested in exploring the community, with first-time attendance free of charge. Participants purchase their own food and beverages and are welcome to bring a friend. Expect a relaxed setting that makes it easy to meet new friends, build valuable connections, and support a local business.
258 Texas Rd, Old Bridge
10 AMRed Bank Thermography ClinicAtlantic Naturopathic, Red Bank
Explore a gentle way to understand what your body needs. A full-body thermography scan uses noninvasive imaging to provide clear, visual information about hormone function, circulation, and the lymphatic system. It can highlight areas of inflammation, strain, and balance so you can take informed, aligned steps toward your health goals. Whether you are navigating perimenopause, handling stress, or refining a wellness plan, this approach offers clarity you can see and guidance you can use for intentional well-being.
227 E Bergen Pl, Red Bank
12 PMBlood DriveMiddletown Elks Lodge 2179, Belford
This blood drive welcomes donors with appointments as well as walk-ins. Booking ahead is encouraged.
251 Church St, Belford
4:30 PMYouth Dodgeball Drop-In - September StartCroydon Hall School, Leonardo
Young players can enjoy weekly drop-in dodgeball with co-ed teams chosen anew each time. The focus is on fast-paced, friendly play with plenty of chances to dodge, duck, dip, and dive. Designed for children entering kindergarten through fifth grade, this program takes place at Croydon Gym. Families can opt for the full eight-week session for $40 or pay per visit at $5 for residents and $6 for nonresidents.
900 Leonardville Rd, Leonardo
5:30 PMGame NightSouthard Grange #218, Howell
A friendly game night open to all. Some games will be provided, and attendees are welcome to bring their own.
4860 US Highway 9, Howell
6 PMAdult BasketballCroydon Hall School, Leonardo
Adults can play basketball in a weekly drop-in format at Croydon Hall Gym. The fee is $5 per week. Registration is available for the full session, after which you can pay as you come.
900 Leonardville Rd, Leonardo
6:30 PMRiftbound - Weekly TournamentShore Gamers, Red Bank
A weekly tournament that welcomes players of every experience level. Teaching is available for newcomers and the simply curious, making it easy to get started. Details on entry, format, prizing, and promos are shared each week on Discord.
40 Broad St, Red Bank
7 PMTerry Bradshaw: A Moderated Conversation and Q&AThe Vogel, Red Bank
Terry Bradshaw sits down for a moderated conversation with time for audience questions, opening up about the person behind his public image and the stories shared in his memoir, Looking for Terry. He reflects on more than five decades in the spotlight, from Hall of Fame quarterback who led the Pittsburgh Steelers to four Super Bowl titles to actor, television personality, and longtime NFL broadcaster known for quick wit and self-deprecation. The discussion explores how a reputation for not being very smart followed him, how leaning into the joke shaped his career, and the complexities of living with a persona he helped create. Bradshaw also speaks candidly about his struggles with depression, his battle with cancer, and the part his faith played during difficult periods. Thoughtful and unguarded, the conversation blends humor with honest reflection on resilience, reinvention, and telling the truth about yourself.
99 Monmouth Street, Red Bank
7:30 PMMy Hero Academia in ConcertCount Basie Center for the Arts, Red Bank
My Hero Academia In Concert brings the anime’s world to the stage at the Count Basie Center for the Arts. A 15-piece band performs Yuki Hayashi’s score while synchronized visuals showcase key scenes, following Deku’s early steps through major battles and milestones across all eight seasons. This live production marks 10 years of the series with music and imagery that highlight courage, friendship, and heroism, creating an immersive experience for longtime followers of Class 1-A as well as newcomers discovering the story for the first time.
99 Monmouth St, Red Bank
9 AM2026 West End Farmers' MarketWest End Park, Long Branch
Located in West End Park in Long Branch, this open air farmers market highlights local growers and food makers. Visitors will find Jersey Fresh organic produce, fresh flowers, small batch jams, baked treats, cheeses, salsas, soups and other locally crafted specialties. New seasonal choices arrive each week, and selections may vary with weather and harvest availability.
9 AMWest End Farmers MarketBrighton and Ocean Blvd, Long Branch
A local farmers market is happening in Long Branch, New Jersey. Enthusiasm is high for market day.
7 PMThe Songyard with Ron Aniello and Shayna Craig LIVE at the Transparent Clinch GalleryTransparent Clinch Gallery, Asbury Park
At Transparent Clinch Gallery in Asbury Park, NJ, Grammy-winning producer and artist Ron Aniello appears with performing artist Shayna Craig for a live, intimate presentation of The Songyard. Created by Aniello, The Songyard is a fantasy-driven blend of story and music, and the performance weaves narrative and songs to bring its world into focus. The gallery offers a welcoming space for touring and local artists. A suggested minimum donation of $20 is encouraged at the door, unless otherwise noted. All shows are subject to change.
200 5th Ave, Asbury Park
7:30 PMPatty Larkin and Lucy KaplanskyThe Vogel, Red Bank
Patty Larkin and Lucy Kaplansky share the stage at The Vogel for an evening of masterful songwriting and storytelling. Patty Larkin offers soulful vocals, acclaimed guitar work, and a catalog that has shaped the guitar driven singer songwriter tradition for more than 30 years. Her releases include eleven studio albums and two live recordings, as well as her fourteenth title, Bird in a Cage, on her Road Narrows Records label, which sets poems by ten notable poets, including United States Poet Laureates William Carlos Williams, Stanley Kunitz, Kay Ryan, Robert Pinsky, and Billy Collins, to music. Lucy Kaplansky began in Chicago folk clubs and moved to New York City, where she sang with artists such as Suzanne Vega, Steve Forbert, the Roches, and frequently with Shawn Colvin. She stepped away to earn a doctorate in clinical psychology and worked in both hospital and private practice, while continuing to lend harmonies to friends’ projects, including Colvin’s Grammy winning Steady On and Nanci Griffith’s Lone Star State of Mind and Little Love Affairs, plus soundtrack and commercial work on Pretty in Pink, The Firm, and The Heartbeat of America. Colvin went on to produce Kaplansky’s solo recordings, which led Bob Feldman of Red House Records to sign her, the release of The Tide in 1994, and extensive touring with Fleming Artists. She continues to tour and receive airplay nationally and internationally, and her album Ten Year Night is the best selling title in the Red House Records catalog.
99 Monmouth Street, Red Bank
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