It’s a busy weekend here at the shore!  Check out what’s happening.

New Jersey Seafood Festival

Friday, May 19th 4pm-8pm – Saturday, May 20th 11am-8pm – Sunday, May 21st 11am-6pm
Rain or Shine
Silver Lake Park – 5th and Ocean Avenues, Belmar, NJ
This year’s New Jersey Seafood Festival promises exciting new activities and attractions for the whole family – live music, wine and craft beer tent, contests, kids activities, and of course the tastiest seafood around!
Beer & Wine Tent will be serving:

• Beach Haus
• Bud Light
• Land Shark
• Blue Point Toasted Lager
• Barefoot Wine

The New Jersey Seafood Festival is not only a great place to eat, it’s a great place to shop. Lots and lots of great craft vendors to choose from.

Parking and Shuttles at the NJ Seafood Festival

Free parking at the Municipal parking lot at 5th and River Road and Dempsey Park on 16th Avenue. Free shuttles will run through Belmar continuously from 11am to 8 pm on Saturday and 11am until 6pm on Sunday, with stops at the Marina, the Belmar train station, delivering visitors to the end of Silver Lake at 5th Avenue (right next to the festival).
Presented by the Belmar Tourism Commission

A Taste of Bradley

Check in on event day for your wristband to take the tour @ Riley Park (Main Street and Bradley Beach Train Station).  Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 on event day.  Follow the red balloons on Main Street!
Participating Vendors:

• Vic’s Bar & Restaurant
• Village Tobacco
• FINS TropiCali Cuisine
• Shore Deli &  Grill
• Fine Health KIombucha
• D’Arcy’s Tavern
• Tuscany by the Sea
• Panchos & Juanchos
• The Elbow Room
• Aires De Columbia
• Paws & Anchor
• Bradley Liquor Store
• Ann Bags Boutique
• Via Mare Pizza, Bar & Grill

Wave of Hope Benefit

The Wave of Hope foundation was started in 2011 by the Le Vine Family to support awareness and funds for research towards SSADH; a rare metabolic disorder. SSADH deficiency is inherited as an autosomal recessive trait. Thus, two parents whom are carriers have a 25% chance of producing children with this disease. In Karen and Jesse Le Vine”s case, two of their four daughters developed it.