Eventful: June 2023

By: Community Magazine | May 31, 2023 |  Local , Eventful , Events |  Atlantic Highlands , Colts Neck , Fair Haven , Holmdel , Lincroft , Little Silver , Locust , Middletown , Oceanport , Red Bank , Rumson , Sea Bright , Shrewsbury

Middletown Arts Center Presents August Wilson’s Jitney
Friday, June 2, 8pm
Saturday, June 3, 3pm & 8pm
Sunday, June 4, 4pm
Friday, June 9, 8pm
Saturday, June 10, 3pm & 8pm
Sunday, June 11, 4pm

Set in the early 1970s, this richly textured play follows a group of men trying to eke out a living by driving unlicensed cabs, or jitneys, in the black neighborhood of Pittsburgh’s Hill District. Jitney is the seventh in the Pulitzer-prize-winning playwright’s ten-play cycle (collectively called The American Century Cycle or The Pittsburgh Cycle) on the black experience in twentieth-century America. This will take place at the Middletown Arts Center.
 

Tutu Trot 5k Run/Walk at Middletown High School South
June 11, 9am

The 8th annual Infinite Love for Kids Fighting Cancer “Tutu Trot” 5K Run/Walk has a goal of raising $100,000 for the Children’s Brain Tumor Network, a global research effort based at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. They are looking to repeat the amount they raised in 2022, thanks to the efforts and generosity of hundreds of participants, donors, and sponsoring companies.

Sign up here: https://runsignup.com/Race/Events/NJ/Middletown/teamcarolineandmiatututrot#event-701791.
 

Red Bank Classic 5k
June 17, 8:30am

Runners and walkers of all ages and abilities are invited back for the 3.1-mile trek through Red Bank. Area residents are encouraged to cheer them on and gather afterward for community fun. Strollers and leashed dogs are welcome. Run supports the YMCA of Greater Monmouth County youth programs!
 

Jersey Shore’s Partnership Summer Celebration at Fort Hancock, Sandy Hook
June 12, 5:30pm – 9:30pm

This annual event is the “unofficial” kickoff to summer at the Jersey Shore, bringing together corporate leaders, non-profits, environmentalists, academics, and elected officials who support the Partnership’s mission to protect and preserve our coastline.
 

Annual Golf & Tennis Classic at Eagle Oaks Golf and Country Club
June 19

Enjoy a morning or afternoon of golf, round robin tennis tournaments, BBQ lunch, awards and dinner reception and live auctions. To register, please visit https://one.bidpal.net/sptsusa/welcome.
 

Stroll and Roll Wellness Walk Monmouth County at Asbury Park Boardwalk
June 22, 1pm – 2pm

Moceans CIL is a 501(c)3 based in Monmouth County that provides supportive services for those living with a disability. Join us for a walk or roll down Asbury Park’s iconic boardwalk (meeting at the corner of Convention Hall, 5th Avenue & Ocean Avenue). Spend an hour outdoors socializing while enjoying physical health benefits.

There is no fee to participate, but please RSVP to: susan.mazzeo@moceanscil.org.
 

100th Celebration of the Borough of Little Silver
June 24, Parade 3pm and Opening Ceremony 4pm

The day will kick-off at 3pm with a parade through town honoring Little Silver’s long-time residents, community clubs, and youth, sporting, and civic organizations. After the parade, celebratory events will begin at Borough Field with food, music, and family fun, including children’s activities and a fireworks show at the end of the evening. The event is open to all Little Silver residents past and present.
 

Kids Yoga Class at Blue Moon Yoga in Shrewsbury
June 24, 10am

This FREE yoga class will give kids ages 8 –12 a chance to try out yoga, make new friends, learn to relax, and boost their confidence.

Space is limited, so sign up now at blueyoga.net or by calling (732) 345-YOGA (9642).
 

United for Impact Food Truck Festival
June 25, 2pm-6pm

West Main Street in Freehold. Guests will enjoy great food from 10 food trucks, 20 vendors, beer and live music while supporting United Way’s critical work in our community. Music entertainment includes The Joe Baracata Band, Eddie Testa Band and The Break Plans. Tickets for a 50/50 cash raffle will be available for purchase.

The suggested donation of $5.00 per person to enter the festival will help advance UWMOC’s mission to bridge the gaps to education, financial stability and health for every person in our community.