RED BANK: PICK-IT-UP
Broad Street Barbers 41 Broad Street, Red Bank, new jersey, United StatesRED BANK: Help keep the town clean and free of single-use plastics by joining the volunteers at Pick It Up on a one-hour sweep.
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RED BANK: PICK-IT-UP
Broad Street Barbers 41 Broad Street, Red Bank, new jersey, United StatesRED BANK: Help keep the town clean and free of single-use plastics by joining the volunteers at Pick It Up on their monthly one-hour sweep.
Free
RED BANK: COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT & EQUITY GROUP MEETS
Red Bank Public Library 84 West Front Street, Red Bank, NJRED BANK: The borough's Community Engagement and Equity Advisory Committee meets on the second Tuesday of the month.
RED BANK: LUNCH BREAK SCHOOL SUPPLIES PICNIC
Count Basie Fields Henry Street, Red Bank, NJRED BANK: Lunch Break holds its annual Community Picnic, featuring food, softball, health information, a backpack giveaway and more.
RED BANK: ‘THE GODFATHER’ VIA NJSO
Count Basie Center for the Arts 99 Monmouth Street, Red Bank, New JerseyRED BANK: The New Jersey Symphony performs Nino Rota’s Oscar-nominated score live to accompany a screening of "The Godfather."
$35 – $115
RED BANK: KINGS KALEIDOSCOPE AT TOWER HILL
Tower Hill Church 255 Harding Road, Red Bank, NJ, United StatesTower Hill Church present Seattle indie worship band Kings Kaleidoscope in concert. Sometimes referred to as “the greatest band you’ve never heard of,” Kings Kaleidoscope is known for its wildly artistic and musically layered sounds. Their music features an eclectic range of electronic, woodwind, string and brass instruments, with a musical style described as “indieContinue reading "RED BANK: KINGS KALEIDOSCOPE AT TOWER HILL"
$33
RED BANK: TRINITY HOSTS JAZZ SHOWS
Trinity Episcopal Church 65 West Front Street, Red Bank, NJ, United StatesRED BANK: Trinity Episcopal Church hosts a series of free outdoor jazz performances.
RED BANK: EISNER AND THE THREADS OF HISTORY
Red Bank Public Library 84 West Front Street, Red Bank, NJRED BANK: Anthony Setaro kicks off a series of lectures on borough history with a look at the Sigmund Eisner uniform company.
Free