Convention Hall
Historic Asbury Park Convention Hall
Although it went through a period of hard times from the 1970s–2000s, Asbury Park was once a glamorous destination for wealthy out-of-towners, which is visible in many of its remaining structures that are still in use today, most notably, The Asbury Park Convention Hall. Standing tall and proud on the boardwalk, at the shores of the Atlantic, it is home to the Paramount Theater, various shops, popular restaurants, and other major events throughout the year. Today, Asbury’s Convention Hall is a reminder of days gone by as well as the town’s current lively state, promising future and booming local economy of artists. Convention Hall now hosts regular pop-up programming and local seasonal markets, and is a favorite to explore in summer season.
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.
More Than a Beach Town Exhibition
Discover a different side of Asbury Park beyond its famous shoreline. “More Than a Beach Town: The Commercial Rise of Asbury Park” celebrates the city’s rich history as the Asbury Park Historical Society unveils a brand-new exhibition in the lobby of the Berkeley Oceanfront Hotel.
Asbury Park Circuit
Run-A-Palooza 2026
Get ready for RunAPalooza! Featuring a Half Marathon, Relay, and 5K, this race day promises excitement for all runners along the beautiful Asbury Park waterfront on April 11th, 2026.
Asbury Park Vegan Food Festival
The ultimate two-day festival for everything vegan returns to Asbury Park on May 16 & 17, 2026. Indulge in delicious plant-based cuisines, discover the latest vegan products, enjoy live music, and celebrate good times with this two-day festival right across from the Berkeley Hotel.
Asbury Park Pride Festival
The Asbury Park Pride Event celebrates love, inclusivity and brings thousands of people together for a colorful display of LGBTQ+ pride along the shore.
