Asbury Park Circuit
Vintage Cars and Boardwalk Buzz
The Asbury Park Circuit is a thrilling gathering for vintage car enthusiasts, featuring classic automobiles on display against the backdrop of the town's historic boardwalk. The weekly cruise, revived in 2021 by auto enthusiasts Rob Ida of Asbury Park and Tom Parke of Freehold, has a storied history dating back to the 1950s. At the time, Ocean Avenue was a one-way street heading north, and Kingsley Street ran one-way to the south. Besides being seen showcasing their custom rides, one of the main thrills for youngsters at the time was drag racing each other at each intersection when the red traffic lights turned green. The circuit served as a vibrant backdrop to the city's music scene in the '60s, '70s and '80s, with it coming to an end in the mid-'80s when the city made Ocean and Kingsley two-way streets.
101-199 Fifth Ave, Asbury Park 07712
Asbury Park Holiday Bazaar
The AP Holiday Bazaar returns to Convention Hall this season, running November 28 – December 21, 2025. Shop local makers, enjoy festive food and drinks, and soak up holiday cheer.
Asbury Park Santa Run
The Asbury Park Santa Run returns with holiday cheer! Run, jog, or walk through the streets of Asbury Park with an army of Santas for a local non-profit, Lunch Break.
Asbury Park Circuit
Game Day @ Shoreline Social
End your weekend on a high note at Shoreline Social Club's Sunday Game Day. Whether you're looking to catch all the live sports action, challenge your friends to a game of pool, or just enjoy some great food and drinks, we’ve got everything you need for the perfect Sunday Funday.
What A Wonderful Year Music Fest
Telegraph Hill Records brings together the best of Asbury Park’s music scene for What a Wonderful Year music fest, a two-night celebration of local talent. From rock to indie and soul, experience the sounds that make the Shore special, just steps from The Berkeley Oceanfront Hotel.
Polar Bear Plunge
Kick off the year at the Asbury Park Polar Bear Plunge, where brave souls sprint into the Atlantic to support local charities and keep New Year’s Day anything but ordinary.
