U-Pick Tulips, Live Music & More: This Weekend In Monmouth County

MONMOUTH COUNTY, NJ — The weekend has officially arrived.

As we enjoy the warm weather and get closer to the summer season, there are plenty of fun outdoor and indoor activities and events to check out around Monmouth County this weekend.

Whether you’re looking to enjoy nature, spend a day with the family, hear some live music, or find new, sustainable ways to revamp your wardrobe, here are six local events you can check out:

U-Pick Tulips: Spring Spectacular

• Dates: Through April 26
• Location: Holland Ridge Farms (108 Rues Road, Cream Ridge)
• Details: As the spring season continues, check out the tulips in full bloom at Holland Ridge Farms. Create your own bouquet – $1 per stem on weekends, and 50c a stem on weekdays.

Kids Fest: America’s Birthday Bash

• Date: Saturday
• Location: Manalapan Recreation Center (120 Freehold Road, Manalapan)
• Details: Join Manalapan Township and the Manalapan Arts Council in celebrating America’s 250th, with music, a DJ dance party, Touch-A-Truck, crafts and more.

Hazlet Town-Wide Garage Sale

• Date: Saturday
• Location: Throughout Hazlet
• Details: Check out garage sales throughout Hazlet using their interactive Google Map, which can be found here.

Super 70s Rock Show

• Date: Saturday
• Location: The Stone Pony (913 Ocean Avenue, Asbury Park)
• Details: Super Trans Am returns to the Pony for a night of the best 70s rock music, featuring air guitar anthems, classic sing-alongs, and more. Tickets required.

4th Annual Swap Social

• Date: Sunday
• Location: Atlantic Highlands Arts Council (54 First Avenue, Atlantic Highlands)
• Details: Enjoy live music, local art, refreshments and more at the 4th Annual Swap Social, which aims to be a sustainable way to revamp your wardrobe while giving new life to pre-loved clothing. Register here.
  

Rockin’ Through The Decades

• Date: Sunday
• Location: Tim McLoone’s Supper Club (1200 Ocean Avenue, Asbury Park)
• Details: Rock through the decades with Rockit Academy as they explore some of rock’s most influential genres. Tickets required.