Red Bank, New Jersey: A visitors Guide
Red Bank is the Jersey Shore’s cultural, social and commercial destination. At only an hour’s ride from New York City, by car, train or bus, it’s a fabulous day or weekend trip!
Situated along the southern bank of the Navesink River, this beautiful waterfront town boasts of many gourmet shops, coffeehouses, cafes, specialty shops, restaurants, and a lively nightlife.
It is a charming village with beautiful brick sidewalks and Victorian street lamps. The entire town is very walk-able.
Food lovers will enjoy the dining and nightlife scene that rivals New York City’s Greenwich Village, and for shoppers, there is antiquing, art galleries and funky boutiques. A trolley shuttle transports weary shoppers between the heart of Red Bank and the Grove.
Red Bank Attractions & Things To Do
Count Basie Theatre
Named after the legendary jazz pianist that was born here in 1904. Built in 1926, the theatre is a beautiful place to take in a concert or play. The theatre is known for first class entertainment in an intimate setting. They offer a broad spectrum of quality entertainment and education programs that reflect and celebrate the diversity of the region.
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The Two River Theatre
Known for the production of classics, contemporary plays, and innovative education programs in a state of the art theater complex.
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Bow Tie Cinema
Features two independent movies playing weekly with show times typically from noon to 7pm. Located across from the large municipal parking lot on White Street.
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International Flavour Festival
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“Riverfest” Food and Music Festival
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The Navesink River
The River is the setting for popular outdoor activities including boating, sculling, sailing, and fishing with access to the Atlantic Ocean. Don’t have your own boat? You can rent a canoe or a rowboat until mid-October.
Places to Stay
Extended Stay America
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Molly Pitcher Inn
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Oyster Point Hotel
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Courtyard by Marriott
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