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The Atlantic Shore Gazette • www.AtlanticShoreLiving.com
September/October, 2010
4-H Club Plans Trip to Assateague Island The Cumberland County 4-H Dream Riders 4-H Club is planning a bus trip to Assateague Island in Maryland on Saturday, October 16th to see the wild ponies in the Assateague Island National Park. Members will be going by coach bus, leaving the 4-H Center in Rosenhayn at 7:45 AM and returning by 5:30 PM. The trip will consist of a program called “Horse Sense” and a guided beach walk and a self-guided tour of island where the ponies live. Over 150 wild ponies inhabit the island and wander the marshes and beaches. Seats are available for anyone interested in participating. The cost is $27 per person. For more information, call the 4-H Center at 856-451-2800.
EVENTS
Atlantic Shore Happenings Wednesday, September 22nd Jam in the Park Music Fest Giampietro Park Vineland, NJ Giampietro Park Lincoln & Landis Avenue - East Vineland, NJ Seafood Festival & American Car Show, Belliew Winery 150 Atlantic Street - Landisville, NJ Pastors Conference Ocean City Tabernacle, 5th & Wesley Ave. 7p.m. Featuring training and encouragement from well-known pastors and authors. For more information call 609.399.1915 or visit www. octabernacle.org Preschool Storytime, 1:30-2:30pm, Ages 3½ - 5. Stories, crafts and activities. Reg. Req. Galloway Library, 609-652-2352 Noyes Museum/Richard Stockton College of NJ: Make a Difference Day, 10:00am – 7:00pm, Join us at Stockton’s Make A Difference Day and help make BONES for the One Million Bones Project (onemillionbones.org) (609) 652-8848 Teen Meet / YA Group, 6-8pm; Age 12 and up. Hang out, relax, have fun, play games and check out our latest manga and young adult books. WiFi available. Snacks provided by the library. Hammonton Library, 609-561-2264 Movie Night, 5-7:30pm; Ages 8 and up. Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events (in honor of International Literacy Day) Pleasantville Library, 609-652-2352 Paws to Read with Barbara and Luke, 4-4:30pm; Open to kids of all ages. Read with Barbara and Luke from Intermountain Therapy Animals. Read to Luke, the therapy dog. Ventnor Library, 609-823-4614 Preschool Story Time, 10:30-11:15am, Ages 3-5, Stories and activities for preschoolers. Reg. Req. Vineland Public Library, 856-794-4244
Teen Club Meeting, 5-6pm, Ages 13-18, Vineland Public Library, 856-794-4244
Nikayla Hetzell of Pittsgrove a member of the Pony Pals 4-H Club.
Thursday, September 23rd Pastors Conference Ocean City Tabernacle, 5th & Wesley Ave. 7p.m. Featuring training and encouragement from well-known pastors and authors. For more information call 609.399.1915 or visit www. octabernacle.org Luscious Libations for Absecon Lighthouse, Steve & Cookies by the Bay in Margate. 609-449-1360 $60 6pm to 8pm, www. abseconlighthouse.org Post Partum Wellness Group, 10:00am, AtlantiCare, Mainland Campus, Provides support, resources and an open forum for women to discuss being a new mom. 888-569-1000 Noyes Museum/Richard Stockton College of NJ: Make a Difference Day, 10:00am – 4:00pm, Join us at Stockton’s Make A Difference Day and help make BONES for the One Million Bones Project (onemillionbones.org) (609) 652-8848 Pleasantville Playas Chess Club Meeting, 4:307pm. Ages 8 and up. Practice your chess game or learn how to play. Chess games open to all, chess club team is for third through eight graders. Chess Club members/attendees will be served pizza and receive homework help. Pleasantville Library, 609-652-2352 Pinkalicious Tea Party, sponsored by AtlantiCare’s Healthy School Initiative and the Stanly Grossman Pediatric Department, 4:30pm – 6:00pm, Rams Head Inn – Grand Ballroom, Galloway. Stories & activities for your little princess. Presentation for adults. Tiaras and pink encouraged. $45 for adult/ child pair, $25 each additional guest. To reserve your space, call 888-569-1000 Friday, September 24th Engelbert Humperdnick, Sept 24 - 25, 2010 Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort 609-449-5150 $75.50 Fri 9pm; Sat 8pm www.trumptaj.com Thirty Seconds to Mars, House of Blues in Showboat 609-343-5700 $25 7pm www.hob.com Fall Farmers Market, 9th & Asbury Ave, Ocean City, 8:00am – 1:00pm, (609) 698-4662 Saturday, September 25th American Rock-n-Roll BBQ~ Chili-n- Cheesesteak Cook-Off~Saturday Landis Avenue, Vineland, New Jersey MS Bike-a-thon, Over 7000 bikers raise over $3 million for the Delaware Valley MS Society Ocean City, NJ Fall Farmers Market In The Downtown 8am – 1pm, 9th & Asbury Ave. For more information call 609-398-4662. Ocean City Board...Walk to Defeat ALS Join us for the Walk to Defeat ALS at 9am at the Ocean City Music Pier. For more info call 215-643-5434 or visit www.alsphiladelphia.org. “Music for the Heart” at the Ocean City Music Pier from 6pm to 8:30pm. For more info call
Chris at 609-653-4677 Dennis DeYoung - The Music of Styx, Harrah’s Resort Atlantic City 609-441-5786 8pm, harrahsresort.com Elaine Paige, Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa 609-317-1000, 9pm, theborgata.com Jeff Foxworthy, Resorts Atlantic City 609340-6300, 8pm, www.resortsac.com Margate Fall Funfest By The Bay, Amherst Ave. between Decatur and Coolidge 609-822-1129 Meet the Seeing Eye Dogs, 1:30-3:30pm. Love dogs? Discover the rewards in helping seeingeye. com & meet the puppies.Mays Landing Library, Ages 3-6, Reg. Req. 609-625-2776 x6304 Learn to Play Chess, 12-4pm. Open to kids of all ages. Registration required. Ventnor Library, 609-823-4614 Pokémon Club, 1:30-3pm, Ages 7-16; registration required. Vineland Public Library, 856-794-4244 Sunset Lake Seafarers Celebration, New Jersey Ave between Ramber and Miami Rds, Wildwood, 9:00am – 6:00pm, crafters, food vendors, family entertainment, live music, children’s activities and much more. Beachfront fireworks show at 9:00pm. FREE (609) 523-0202 Cape May, 8:30am; 27th Annual Beachfront Run, 884-9565 September 25th-26th American Rock-n-Roll BBQ~ Chili-n- Cheesesteak Cook-Off~Saturday Landis Avenue, Vineland, New Jersey Cape May Mall Art Show, 10 am-5pm, Washington St. Mall, 884-8628 Sunday, September 26th Corvette Show, Over 350 cars exhibited. One of the largest shows of its kind in the East! Displayed on the boardwalk from 6th – 10th St., 11:30am – 4pm. Rain date: Sun. Oct. 3rd. For more information call 609-457-0081. Classical Mystery Tour, Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa 609-317-1000 $50 & $65 3pm www.theborgata.
com Margate Fall Funfest By The Bay, Amherst Ave. between Decatur and Coolidge (609) 822-1129 MONDAY, SEPT. 27 Toddler Time, 11-11:45am, Ages 1-3. Stories, games and playtime. Reg. Req. Galloway Library, 609-652-2352 Mom to Mom, Shore Memorial, Jenkins Room, 1:00pm – 3:00pm, A time for moms to connect with other moms, Reg. Req. 609-653-3228 Family Movie Night @ the Library, 6-8pm, Age 8 and up. Younger if accompanied by an adult. Join us for a G/PG rated family movie with popcorn & refreshments. Hammonton Library, 609-561-2264 TUESDAY, SEPT. 28 Toddler Storytime, 10am-11am Ages 2-4. Join us for weekly fun, stories, snacks, crafts and games! Reg. Req. Hammonton Library, 609-561-2264 Toddler Time, 10:30am-11am, Age 2-3. Stories and activities for toddlers. Reg. Req. Vineland Public Library, 856-794-4244 Community Life Fair Offers Assistance To Local Communities - Over 100 exhibitors all under one roof to benefit local and surrounding communities and casino industry employees! Information on Housing/Energy Assistance, Financial Management, Mortgage Mediation Services, Job Search/ Preparedness Programs, Free Health Screenings & Nutrition Information, Education & Vocational Training Opportunities, as well as Lifestyle Presentations & MORE! Event will be held in Bally’s Atlantic City Grand Ballroom, 11am to 7pm. Free Parking in Bally’s Parking Garage, check-in at the registration booth in front and obtain the free parking coupon. For additional information, call Patricia Johnson at 609-340-2874. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29 Preschool Storytime: First Session, 1:30pm-2:30pm, Ages 3 ½ - 5. Stories, crafts and activities. Galloway Library, Reg. Req. 609-652-2352 Book Adventures: School Kids & Books, 4pm-5pm,
A.J. Meerwald to Visit Greenwich Sept. 21 - 27 Historic Greenwich, on the Cohansey River in Cumberland County, will be the port-of-call for the A.J. MEERWALD from September 21 to 27. The authentically restored 1928 Delaware Bay oyster schooner will arrive in Greenwich on Sept. 21 and will be available for charters and educational sails during the week. Public sails will be offered on Sept. 25 and 26. Sails depart from Hancock Harbor Marina in front of the Bait Box restaurant. For reservations call 856-785-2060. PUBLIC SAIL SCHEDULE: