Here are some interesting events happening this weekend in Red Bank:
Bob's Birthday Bash was scheduled for Jan. 14 at the Count Basie Center and will now take place on March 12.
The theater company now plans to produce the show during the 2022/2023 season.
"The Elf on the Shelf: A Christmas Musical" at Count Basie Center for the Arts was canceled after a crew member tested positive for COVID.
The Holiday Express shows on Tuesday and Wednesday at Count Basie Center for the Arts have been canceled.
The event will take place from 6:30 to 11 p.m. and will feature a dinner, dancing, entertainment, raffles and an auction of premium items.
The annual Crossing Borders (Cruzano Fronteras) festival features playwrights by Latinx theater artists. See here how to attend.
There will be a live performance from The Wag, as well as contests with prizes, pet-related vendors and more. See here how to attend.
The concert will be on the front lawn of the T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center. See here how to attend.
The concert is free and will be held at Riverside Park.
Two Red Bank nonprofits are among over 60 organizations awarded by the New Jersey Arts and Culture Recovery Fund.
Jazz Arts Projects and Phoenix Productions were two out of 60 arts groups across the state to receive the grant funding.
The series features Tony-nominated Joe Iconis, Lauren Marcus and band members Seth Eliser, Eric William Morris, and Nygel D. Robinson.
The streets of downtown Red Bank will come alive with live music every Saturday this summer.
Local singer/composer returns to his coffeehouse tour in Red Bank at Coffee Corral Coffeehouse this summer for 8 shows.
The brand-new outdoor lineup features musicians and comedians to entertain locals on Monmouth Street.
The Red Bank-based performing arts organization will be presenting an entertainment series this summer at Suneagles Golf Club in Eatontown.
The 94-year-old venue recently announced a brand-new “pop-up” stage, as well as additional COVID-19 safety protocols.
The annual holiday-themed "musical extravaganza" led by volunteer musicians has been cancelled for 2020.
The venue will open to 150-person capacity seated shows and social distancing guidelines. Opening night is Oct. 22. See who’s playing:
The brand-new performance venue will open its doors next month under COVID-19 safeguards. Shows are slated to begin in mid-October.
Logistics, low ticket sales and staffing issues contributed to the fundraiser’s cancellation, according to the RiverCenter.
The popular 'Broadwalk' will remain open until Nov. 30, according to Laura Kirkpatrick, Executive Director of the Red Bank RiverCenter.
A string of local bands and popular tributes are coming to Red Bank. Here’s how to join in on the live music:
"This experience is a step forward in bringing normalcy back ... while still proceeding with health and safety as our number one priorities"
A virtual celebration will be held remotely to honor the late jazz legend and Red Bank native.
After reports of the nearly all-white cast drew criticism on social media, the Two River Theater posted an apology to its website.
How to do a summer concert in a pandemic? The Asbury Jukes will do a live show July 11 at Monmouth Park; drive in and watch from your car.
Jersey-Shore singer-songwriter's new 20 track CD featuring songs from his "poesia and chanson" show.
Some big names will be stopping by the beloved Count Basie this spring: Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, Daughtry Acoustic Trio and Ringo Starr.
Craig Page, musical director of Chorus of the Atlantic, will lead a 5-week series of free singing lessons for men at Red Bank Middle School.
The iconic group is coming to New Jersey for a show in 2020.
Mike will be in Red Bank with JWoww's ex, plus UFC fighter Frankie Edgar, handing out turkeys. He talks about his wife's miscarriage loss:
Know any great student films created by New Jersey teens or college students? Enter them in Count Basie's teen and college film festival.
This fall, Chorus of the Atlantic, the Red Bank chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society, is offering free singing lessons to men.
The Count Basie announced Friday afternoon they just added a second show to celebrate Bruce Springsteen's 70th birthday in September.
Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons will perform their time-tested hits at Hackensack Meridian Health Theatre in Red Bank on Nov. 8 and 9.
If you enjoy the sounds of a barbershop quartet, why not check out this concert next Saturday, May 11 in the auditorium at Ocean Twp. HS?
80 yr. old artist says, "Everyone should have art!"
Sunday, May 5 from noon to 6 p.m. The event will spotlight Red Bank eateries and live music. $5 entrance fee and children under 10 free.